Hanoi Residents Say U S Bombed Civilians On Christmas Eve
North Vietnam reports say Hanoi suffered civilian casualties from U S bombing during Dec. 13 14 raids. Residents describe destroyed homes 200 yards from Thongnhat Hotel and damaged pagoda with five killed and 11 injured. Officials acknowledge possible accidents and misfires but residents dispute U S statements.
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Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Hanoi
North Vietnam
International Control Commission
Vientiane
Laos
I.C.C
Thongnhat
Metropole
United States
U.S
State Department
Yenview
Red River
Vandien
Yenvien
Gialam
Paul Doumer
Hoankiem
Badinh
Haiba
Dongda
Pho Nguyen Thiap
Phuc Lan
Tuan Ngoc Trac
Pho Nguyen Thiep
Phuxa
Governors revolt against Johnson described in Nation
The Nation reports a political rift as Democratic governors show anti Johnson sentiment. Governor Harold Hughes of Iowa, once a strong ally, defended Johnson at a 1964 governors conference while noting Iowa’s strong economy and farm program.
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Tom Wicker
Washington
Coonskin
LBJ
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Democratic Party
Los
Hughes
House
Senate
State Senate
State House
Governors confront Johnsons image after election reverses
The piece argues Democratic governors blamed Johnson for election reverses and questions their in touch with voters. It notes Hughes in Los Angeles criticizing policy, Johnson touring Asia, and Scranton facing White House friction, ending with a hope that governors push to reassert influence in national affairs.
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Gov. Hughes
Los Angeles
Johnson
Asia
Richard Nixon
Hughes
White Sulphur Springs
White House
Vietnam
Scranton
Pennnsylvania
Congress
Sec. Rusk
Sec. McNamara
LBJ
Washington
Ite House
De Gaulle Foresees China Rising as World Power and Asia Spillover
Paris reports General de Gaulle believes China will become a superpower within 30 years and will press claims against India Southeast Asia and the Soviet Union. He sees Beijing pushing to expel US influence from Taiwan and perhaps Korea and Japan while pressuring the USSR and seeks to preserve a Western status quo in the Middle East. He discussed this with Kosygin to avoid regional dramas, though Indochina remains a separate concern with Vietnam.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Paris
General de Gaulle
China
India
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Peking
United States
Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
Napoleon
de Gaulle
U S.S.R
Asia
Middle East
Kosygin
Moscow
Vietnam
De Gaulle's Asia policy and neutralization view
The piece analyzes De Gaulle's three year stance on Southeast Asia. It portrays his push for broad neutralization across Laos, Cambodia, South and North Vietnam, and perhaps Thailand, with aims tied to ending war and securing lasting peace. It notes his acceptance of Hanoi's four point program and predicts a neutralized regional order.
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Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
South
North Vietnam
Thailand
Hanoi
Washington
Saigon
de Gaulle
House trailer destroyed by fire near Nick-Davis Rd
Limestone County volunteer firemen report a Christmas Day early morning blaze destroyed Roy Malone’s residence a trailer about eight miles east of Athens on Nick-Davis Road. The occupants were away at the time.
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Athens
Here
Davis
Roy Malone
Limestone County
Ancient urns found near Rimavska Sobotka Slovakia
Discoveries near Rimavska Sobotka Slovakia include urns with incinerated human remains dating from 1200 to 1300 B.C. The finds, reported by C T K, contain bronze clothing parts and needles and small bronze gadgets indicating social status of the deceased.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Rimavska Sobotka
Slovakia
C.T.K
Extremely early electron microscopy and the scanning probe
Walter Sullivan discusses how instruments from optical to electron microscopes reveal sizes from galaxies to proton cores. He explains the scanning electron microscope and magnetic lens limits while noting Crewe and colleagues aiming to image even smaller scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sullivan
New York Times News Service
New York
Lephone
Crewe
University of Chicago
Castro Creates Cuba Red Guard in Youth Brigades
Exiles report newly formed Youth Technical Brigades in Cuba act as industrial and agricultural technicians and as a force against indolence. Cuban officials say the groups are a shock troop to enforce discipline and productivity, with members described as wearing blue shirts and carrying holstered revolvers.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Miami
Fla
China
Red Guards
Cuba
Havana
Granma
Cuban Labor Confederation
Miguel Martin
Mario Fontela
Democratic Revolutionary Labor Front
Brigade
Mem
Bers
Fidel (Castro
Fonteia
Castro
Crewe
Martin
Why dogs differ in health despite weather exposure
A reader asks why a well cared for Cocker Spaniel seems healthier than a neighbor’s indoor dog. The answer notes vaccination status heredity exercise and weather exposure as factors, while noting indoor risks like traffic and garbage.
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Dorothy Evans
San Antonio
Texas
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