De Gaulle Defends Anti-U S Criticism On Viet Nam Stand
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle told a national audience he does not approve of U S policy in Asia but it does not make him anti American. He rebutted charges from Socialist rival Mitterrand amid a televised campaign for the presidential run off. He cited past allied roles with the United States and urged prudent assessment of current Asian policy. Mitterrand followed with a critique of De Gaulle domestic policies, claiming insufficient aid to workers and farmers.
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Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Asia
de Gaulle
United States
France
Francis Mitterrand
Michel Droit
Figaro Litteraire
Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Mitterrand
Mitterand
Space Doctor Missing With Two Others in Search
Astronauts director Dr. W Randolph Lovelace II his wife Mary and pilot Milton Brown vanished after leaving Aspen Colo on Sunday in a twin engine plane. Search crews scoured 30000 square miles across southern Colorado northern New Mexico and into Texas and Arizona as more than 80 planes and about 100 ground rescuers joined the hunt. Former New Mexico Governor Tom Bolack helped in the search flight crews recovered from illness to fly over the area.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado Mountains
America
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Mary
Milton Brown
Aspen
Colo
Colorado
New’ Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Gunnison
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Lovelace
Bolack
Ron Robinson
Lovelaces
Office of Manned Flight
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wright Field
Ohio
U.S
Administration spokesmen evade open hearing on Federal Reserve
Curtis charged that administration spokesmen avoid a full air clearing hearing by sniping at the Federal Reserve Board from privileged sanctuaries. He said leading officials attacked the board’s action without facing the committee. Patman said no administration witnesses were invited but may appear later.
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Curtis
Federal Reserve Board
Patman
Dispute Over Special Committee Winds Through NATO Talks
French Minister Couve De Murville and German foreign minister Schroeder clashed over the status of a special NATO committee. De Murville said it is provisional while Schroeder urged it to decide its own future. France and four others abstain from the committee's study on spreading nuclear responsibility among nonnuclear allies.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Gerhard Schroeder
Couve de Murville
Schroeder
NATO Council
France
Norway
Luxembourg
Portugal
Iceland
Ayub, Johnson Meet on Peace in Asia Talks
Ayub Khan and President Johnson hosted a cordial White House exchange on Asia peace, noting friendship over expansionist aims amid upcoming Tashkent and Washington meetings with India’s Lal Bahadur Shastri. They discussed Viet Nam war context and food aid, while Ayub recovers from gall bladder surgery.
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India
Soviet Union
China
White House South
State Department
White House
Johnson
United States
George W. Ball
Asia
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Red China
U.S
Viet Nam
Ayab
Liberty inquest clears town officer for Tucker shooting
A Pickens County coroner's jury in Liberty ruled the fatal shooting of Willie B. Tucker by Liberty police officer Jack Stewart justifiable. Tucker, a 28 year old Brooklyn man, was shot after a struggle with officer James Brummitt outside the station and Tucker's attempted escape with a knife on his person. The trial featured testimony from Brummitt and Stewart and drew hundreds to Liberty High School.
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S. C
Pickens County
Liberty Town
New ‘York
Willie B. Tucker
Christopher Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Clement Smith
Jack Stewart
Tucker
James C. Brummitt
Stewart
Brummitt
Liberty High School
Herman E. Curtis
Curtis
Alabama
Greenville County
Highway Patrol
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Greenville
Smith
NAACP
Drought In Old Dominion Becomes More Severe
The Weather Bureau reports Virginia drought worsening with only temporary relief from recent rains. Coastal areas got up to three quarters of an inch. Danville near half an inch. Pastures may improve briefly, but many remain dormant. Palmer Drought Index shows several regions in severe to extreme drought.
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Richmond
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Bureau
Environmental Science Service
Danville
Piedmont
Tidewater
Viet Nam War: U.S. Marines Secure Death Valley Area
Vietnamese and U.S. forces battled Viet Cong in Death Valley as air strikes, napalm, and artillery targeted escape routes toward Laos. Marines reported 127 Viet Cong fatalities with broader estimates around 570 enemy deaths in the valley, while U.S. casualties remained light except for one Marine unit hit hard early.
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Pleiku
U.S. Air Force
Qui Nhon
Nha Trang
Death Valley
Laos
Guam
Hiep Duc
Strategic Air Command
Marine Task Force
Jonas Platt
da Nang
Lewis Walt
Viet Nam
Chang River
Powell avoids libel judgment payment by transfer
Powell was transferred to dodge payment on the libel award while lacking court presence as the judge condemned him for defiance of the law. Mrs James initially secured 211 500 from a 1963 jury, reduced to 46 500 on appeal, and Rubin reports 13 500 paid with 33 000 still due.
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James
Raymond Rubin
The
Cour
Van Wanted In Maryland And D.C. Sought In Alexandria Bank Holdup
In Alexandria a bank holdup Monday night yielded $5,160 at the Colonial National Bank branch. FBI identified Albert E. Ehrenberg, 22, of Silver Spring Maryland, as a suspect linked to Maryland and DC holdups. Brue was captured after the same incident.
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Van
Maryland
D.C
Alexandria
District of Columbia
FBI
Albert E. Ehrenberg
Washington Avenue
Silver Spring
Afh
Ehrenberg
Frederick Anthony Brue
Colonial National Bank of Alexandria
Brue
Walter’Reed
Citizens Bank For Maryland
Public National Bank
Eastern Ave
Washington
Dee. i
Blue
Colonial National
Duke St
Robert James Morean Jr
Pvt
Ronnig Bove
Bove
Roscoe Price
Army
Cameron Station
Ars Rester
Virginia Governor Harrison Reflects on Legacy and Future
In Richmond Harrison discusses post term plans returning to Lawrenceville and practicing law. He notes distance to Richmond and Washington raises options for a Senate or judgeship, cites pride in achievements like highway funding, James River plan, education, and noncommittal stance on liquor by the drink while merchants campaign against mobile titling tax. Virginia Retail Merchants Association pursues a 2 percent state sales tax with local options to offset license tax repeal.
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Lawrenceville
Brunswick County
Richmond
Washington
Harrison
Senate
James River
Virginia Retail Merchants Association
General Assembly
Assembly
Merchants Association
Father Fails In Efforts To Save Son
In Dallas a 19 year old, Louis Smith, died in a Dallas hospital after his father, Dr. Louis S. Smith, a pathologist, performed emergency heart massage for about 40 minutes following a heart stoppage. The youth had returned home with a cold and bronchitis while his 17 year old brother and mother aided as ambulance and firemen arrived.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Louis Smith
North Texas State University
Louis S. Smith
Gemini 7 and Echo 2 near miss alarms Carnarvon
Gemini 7 and Echo 2 balloon satellite appeared to collide over Carnarvon Australia causing alarm before an optical illusion showed Echo 2 higher in orbit by 434 miles. Lovell reported two minutes of radiometric tape on the Minuteman reentry while tracking faced difficulties at 29 000 mph. Closest approach near Kwajalein was 140 miles as 225 hours 16 minutes in space record was tied by Cooper. Countdown and system checks completed. final countdown set for 2 12 am. If rendezvous succeeds, Schirra and Stafford may sleep aboard Wednesday night and splash Thursday while Borman and Lovell return Saturday for showers and steaks.
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Australia
Echo
Lovell
Kwajalein Island
Borman
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Schirra
Stafford
Election Attorney Praises State Budget Surplus Policy
An election attorney with 18 years in the field defends the Democratic administration and its conservative budgeting that produced large state surpluses. He argues the prudence policy justified while warning the surplus could hit about 100 million by next June as educational and highway needs grow.
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Robinson
Department stores report varied holiday sales across cities
Excise taxes on some goods were removed midyear. Los Angeles merchants say tax cuts boosted purchases, especially on silver. Weather trends are mild, with Boston Chicago Detroit and Kansas City forecasting stronger Christmas shopping if colder. Atlanta expects 10 to 20 percent higher sales post Thanksgiving. Boston stores report even or slightly higher sales versus a strong 1964. Chicago notes a 10 percent plus rise. Denver retailers see mixed effects from discount houses. Kansas City expects 10 to 15 percent gains. Wanamaker's in Philadelphia says more people are spending, not more per person. New York stores decorate early to spread the spree. Los Angeles eyes a strong final week.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Atlanta
Cyrus H. Adams VII
Carson, Pirie Scott&Co
Dallas
Denver
J. B. White
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia
New York
A Thought to Remember Pre-Christmas Reflections
A pre Christmas meditation on giving and sadness. The piece contrasts gladness with grief and recalls the slaughter of infant children tied to the birth of Christ. It urges readers to pause and consider whether their celebration brings Him gladness or sadness. Dewey Swicegood signs off with a note about his brother Frank's column next week.
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Bethlehem
Dewey Swicegood
Swicegood
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