Ruling Party Seen Likely to Keep South Korea's Majority
In Seoul, analysts expect the Democratic Republicans to retain a two thirds majority in the National Assembly as voters head to polls. They cite momentum from Park Chung-hee's re election, funding advantages, and a split opposition vote between the New Democratic party and splinter groups.
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Seoul
Democratic Republican Party
Party
Chung Hee Park
New Democratic Party
South Korea
Democratic Republicans
New Democrats
North Korea
United States
China
Soviet Union
Japan
Central Intelligence Agency
Park
War shellings hit DMZ bases during evening raids
Vietnamese shellings continued each evening at about 5 40 and 6 P M near the DMZ as rocket rounds struck artillery bases Charlie 2 and Alpha 4. No casualties were reported as most troops stayed in bunkers. An officer noted troops are well dug in near the DMZ and regularly targeted from Rocket Ridge.
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Dmz
Associated Press
J.T. Volkerstorfer
Charlie 2
Maj
Richard Merritt
Fayetteville
N.C
Eur Prybody
Analysis and MBFR talks shift in US NATO diplomacy
The United States aligns disarmament with European forces rather than U S Soviet SALT talks and seeks to involve FBI in MBFR negotiations. Washington consults NATO allies on East West talks and considers CES as a forum for MBFR discussion.
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Europe
U.S
FBI
United States
NATO
CES
Moscow
Harlem Police Shootings Prompt Expanded Patrols
Wednesday and last night saw the deaths of patrolmen Joseph Piagentini 28 and Waverly Jones 34 who were shot in the back near a Harlem housing project. Police seek five gunmen, all described as black, amid fears of overreaction from officers and discussion of arming with shotguns. Police leadership insists only standard sidearms unless special cases apply, while a strengthened patrol is planned to counter possible overreaction. At the 135th Street station, Lt Eugene Loewy said the mood is puzzlement not fear, and noted no guns were seen on duty.
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Joseph Piagentini
Waverly Jones
Harlem
Murphy
Kiernan
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
135Th Street
Eugene Loewy
Johnson speaks on a presidential library and documents
Johnson discusses his forthcoming book and the presidential library. He describes the library as reflecting 40 years from the 1930s to the 1960s and notes the documents show how history unfolded. Nixon comments on the Oval Office’s oval shape and its symbolic link to the presidency.
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Johnson
U.S. House
Senate
John F. Kennedy
White House
Oval Presidential Office
Nixon
Oval Office
Four, Including Victim's Brother, Held In Slaying
Four men including a former police detective and the victim’s brother face murder charges in the Inverness shooting death of George W. Jayne, a wealthy horseman. Suspects Edward Nefeld, Joseph La Placa, Julius Barnes, and Silas Jayne were arrested, with Silas sought on an arrest warrant. grand jury consideration pending.
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Chicago
George W. Jayne
Inverness
Silvas Jayne
Edward Nefeld
Chicago Heights
Markham
Joseph la Placa
Elgin
Silvas
Julius Barnes
Edward V. Hanrahan
Attorney General Turns Down Bid To Testify On Voting Rights Act
Washington AP December report notes Attorney General John Mitchell refused to testify on changes to voting laws. Subcommittee chair Don Edwards indicated Norman would testify instead. The Mississippi case prompted questions about compliance with federal act provisions requiring court or federal approval for state election procedures.
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Washington
Mitchell
Mississippi
Congress
Ning
Don Edwards
Dcalif
David L. Norman
Civil Rights Division
Norman
Edwards
Department of Justice
Subcommittee
District
Miss USA pageant ties to Miss Universe crown
Miss USA awards indicate a pathway to July Miss Universe pageant run by the same group. Miss Shelton placed second in 1970 Miss Universe. Marisol Malaret of Puerto Rico won and ends her reign in July. Judges listed include Willis Reed, Hy Gardner, Cindy Adams, Bert Bacharach Sr., Bob Lardine, Bobbi Johnson, Richard Knight, Ben Novack, Wilhelmina, Jane Kean, and George Lindsey. Fifty-one contestants were chosen and arrived in Miami ten days ago.
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Miss Shelton
Marsol Malaret
New York Knicks
Willis Reed
Hy Gardner
Cindy Adams
Bert Bacharach Sr
Bob Lardine
Bobbi Johnson
Richard Knight
Ben Novack
Resor Warns Against Isolationist Rise In Policy
Resor argued that Vietnam involvement should not push the United States toward isolationism or neo isolationism nor trigger large unilateral troop cuts in Europe that would force West Germany to compromise with the Soviet Union. He noted the Army has made gains and is no longer a parochial institution but must address broader tasks including nation building.
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Resor
Vietnam
U.S
Europe
Quake toll rising in eastern Turkey with relief convoys
Tremor blamed for damage across 11 eastern provinces. Elazig officials dispatched doctors and a military relief convoy from the Eighth Army stationed there to Bingol. Ankara ministers planned a flyover to Bingol as Turkey endures yearly quakes since 1966 with a deadly event last May in the southwest killing 57.
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Lages
Turkey
Elazig
Eighth Army
Bingol
Ankara
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Danville
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Taiwan
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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KE Order
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