East German Leaders Face Jail If They Accept West Talks
West German Socialists plan debates with East German leaders amid fears Ulbricht and top Communists could be jailed if they visit West Germany. A warrant could issue on short notice, prompting risks for police and judges. Safe conducts are sought to allow talks if possible.
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Bonn
Ulbricht
West Germany
Lenin
Ludgwig Erhardt
Christian Democratic Party
Erhard
Christian Democrats
West
East Germany
Viet Nam War News and Air Combat Totals
U N officials report stalled peace efforts as U Thant and de Gaulle see no immediate settlement. U.S. Mansfield suggests Asian peace conference while China and North Vietnam dismiss talks as a hoax. MIG squadrons clash with American Phantoms near Hanoi, with several aircraft shot down and pilots credited for downing a MIG seven.
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South
Viet Nams
Paris
U.N
U Thant
Charles de Gaulle
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Peking
Chou En-lai
Mansfield
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Chou
U.S
United States
North Viet Nam
Lawrence H. Goldberg
Duluth
Minn
Gerald D. Hardgrave
Jackson
Tenn
Goldberg
U.S. Air Force
Fis
Dodge City
May Day reports plus Vietnam air actions across Asia
The dispatch notes Peking industry shows higher output in early 1985 with quality gains as May Day pledges target rapid industrial development under Maoist guidance. It also covers U S air combat losses over North Vietnam with Phantoms credited for a kill, one pilot missing, and Navy jets and B 52s conducting saturation bombing against Viet Cong targets near Da Nang and in support of ground operations.
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China
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Larry R. Keith
Peoria
Ill
Robert A. Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Towa
U.S
La‘noi
AWS
Navy
da Nag
U8 Ith
Derby Mayor and ad man duel for charity win
Derby Mayor Jack led early with $35 from Randolph-Macon friends. Silverman of Blackstone Courier-Record closed in as a stray hound and a jackass cameo added comic tension. Final totals reached $3,289.25 after late donations and Mayor Dickerson pledged to finish the race regardless, while Silverman won the steak and bone after a wild finish.
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Jack
Jane
Randolph- Macon
Silverman
Blackstone Courier-Record
Jackass
Dickerson
Oregon crash claims Earl Anderson family and friends
A inlandbound station wagon carrying Earl Anderson 53 and Shirley 35 of Veronia Ore their children Michael 13 Dennis 11 Mary 11 Maureen 9 and Mark 14 months plus friends Anna 13 and David Butler 11 Gearhart Ore crashed just after 1 am. Also killed in a second car were Walter Dennis Hershey 23 Hillsboro Ore Robert Sanders 25 Camas Wash and four Portland State College students Beverly Jean Roberts Joseph Ray Pynes Wee Anna Yarbrough 19 and Lynda Kay Wildt 18 with nine in all identified after 12 hours.
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Earl Anderson
Veronia
Ore
Shirley
Michael
Dennis
Mary
Maureen
Mark
Anna
David Butler
Gearhart
Andersons
N.W. Butler
Walter Dennis Hershey
Hillsboro
Robert Sanders
Camas
Wash
Portland
Beverly Jean Roberts
Joseph Ray Pynes
Wee Anna Yarbrough
Lynda Kay Wildt
Portland State College
Johnson Faces Delicate Senate Battle Over Rent Subsidies
President Johnson accelerates a White House lobbying push as the Senate votes 46 to 45 on restoring $12 million for rent subsidies in the appropriation bill. Key aides rally support, while several veterans of the July vote flip or abstain, underscoring a tight, high-stakes contest amid Vietnam critics and GOP opposition.
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Washington
Johnson
Go 10
White House
Senate
Lawrence FE. O'Brien
Mika N. Manatos
Stewart L. Udall
Capitol Hill
Bartlett
Alaska
Appropriations Committee
Robert ©. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Vance Hartke
Ialthough
Alan Bible
Nev
Ernest. Gruening
Surplus Defense Goods In Viet Nam At Overseas Depots
Joseph Lippman, former GAO investigator and Senate subcommittee staff head, says defense surpluses in overseas depots include Jeeps, bulldozers, cranes, generators, and more valued in the billions. He notes $1 billion overseas yearly, with most going to AID, which has reconditioned and given $27 million to foreign nations in six months and $40 million still in control at year start. Gruening's hearings will probe these overseas surpluses, based on McCellan’s direction.
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Viet Nam
Joseph Lippman
GAO
Senate
Lippman
Agency For International Development
Europe
Asia
Sen
Gruening
John L. Mc.Cellan
D-Ark
Government Operations Committee
Mob Attacked Police After Birthday Party Incident
The mob assault occurred as Michel and Forrester stopped Ford for speeding at 1 10 a.m. A woman screamed and more than 20 people poured from a nearby birthday party house. Forrester fled for help. Michel remained, both officers injured. Ford and Michel were treated at Southside Hospital Bay Shore. Ford in satisfactory, Michel in fair condition. William Carter, 20, of Central Islip, faces first degree assault charges. The suspect bus was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and traffic violations. Suffolk County officials noted no local racial trouble and described the incident as a vicious attack on law and order.
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Page One
William Carter
Central Islip
Kelly
Islip
Suffolk County
John L. Barry
Michel
Forrester
Ford
Southside Hospital
Bay Shore
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Sherwin-Williams Paint CO
Bootwright Avenue
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Lions Club
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Lion Firms
Jesse Jones Sausage Company
Jacob Silverman Clothing Co
Lion Consell Jones
Lion Af Silverman
Rippe
Murray Rippe
Derby
LI HE
Ada Alle
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
N. Main ST
Worsham ST
R. B. Rodgers
Rodgers
Rodgers Laundry & Dry Cleaning
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