Hanoi Says U.S. Raids Hit Near City Center
Tass reports North Vietnam claims U S air raids on Hanoi area reached 3.1 to 6.2 miles from the city center killing or wounding hundreds. U S officials say bombs hit targets. Hanoi denies raid on the city itself. Mayor Trang Qui Hung says evacuees include most school children.
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U.S
Hanoi
Tass
Saigon
Foreign Ministry
Communist Party
Pravda
Trang Qui Hung
Lee Radziwill Sets Stage Debut in Philadelphia Story
Lee Radziwill daughter of Caroline and sister of Jacqueline Kennedy announces her Chicago stage debut as Tracy Lord in The Philadelphia Story. She plans June rehearsals and a June 20 opening after returning from London for a four week run. She notes she always wanted to act and rejects the label Princess Radziwill.
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Lee Radziwill
Carolina Lee Bouvier
Jacqueline Kennedy
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
Ivanhoe Theater
Chicago
Tracy Lord
London
Katherine Hepburn
PVE
John F. Kennedy
United States
Princess Radziwill
Kennedy Clan
Implication Vague as U S Dangles Viet Cong Peace Hope
U S hints Viet Cong might join Vietnamese peace talks with no firm commitment. Secretary of State Rusk says talks could occur without preconditions, with Viet Cong representation possible if the other side raises it. Private analysts expect North Vietnam may bring a Viet Cong delegation to a future conference.
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Dean Rusk
Vietnam
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Thant
Governor Moore Proposes Brown Bag Law for NC
The Charlotte News reports Gov Dan Moore will urge 1967 General Assembly to legalize brown bagging for liquor in North Carolina while opposing liquor sales across bars. A Raleigh spokesman denied any proposal and said the governor defers to the legislature.
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Dan Moore
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North Carolina
Charlotte News
Raleigh
Moore
North Carolina Supreme Court
B52s Deliver Double Blow in Vietnam Conflicts
U S B52 bombers struck Viet Cong bunkers in War Zone C near Saigon before dawn and hit infiltrating North Vietnamese troops in the DMZ in the afternoon. Navy jets from Kitty Hawk claimed two enemy planes shot down over the Gulf of Tonkin, with pilots noting the aircraft exploded after missiles.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Guam
War Zone C
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Long Beach
Powell Faces Possible Prosecution Over Powell Allegations
Rep. William L. Dickinson of Alabama said the special subcommittee would likely recommend criminal charges against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell in at least three areas based on testimony. Powell, at his Bahamas retreat, refused to testify as the libel judgment dispute and contempt of court cloud his House seat bid.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Democrat
William L. Dickinson
Alabama
Dickinson
Powell
New York Negro Democrat
Bahamas Island
House
Education and Labor Committee
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Congress
Harlem
Governors Gain Input On New School Guidelines With Johnson
Gov Dan Moore reports President Johnson agrees governors can review any proposed desegregation guidelines before adoption. The Charlotte stop follows a Johnson City Texas meeting with nine governors including McNair Godwin Smith Hoff. Gardner will present proposals for state input and matching funds for programs.
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Dan Moore
Johnson
Moore
Johnson City
Tex
North Carolina
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
West Virginia
Phillip H. Hoff
Vermont
Democratic National Committee
Costs Rise Slightly in November CPI Up One-Tenth of a Percent
The Labor Department reports November consumer prices edged up one tenth of one percent the smallest rise in six months. Food prices fell seven tenths of a percent offsetting higher costs in housing apparel and medical care as the CPI reached 114.6 the index shows 3.6 percent above the 1957 59 base.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kennedy Book Dispute Settled Pending Look Serialization
Harper & Row chief counsel said the Kennedy book controversy can be settled with Look magazine along the lines of the out of court deal. Deletions touching Mrs Kennedy and her children will permit a four part serial in Look starting Jan 10. Edward Greenbaum said Harper & Row will seek a similar arrangement with Mrs Kennedy. Cowles expressed hope for a speedy resolution and praised Cass Canfield's helpful role in talks.
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Harper & Row
Joh. F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Edward §. Greenbaum
Kennedy
Simon H. Rifkind
Cowles Communications, Inc
Look
Cowles
Cass Canfield
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