Phyllis Dillers Two Fangs and Five Children
Phyllis Diller married first husband Sherwood Anderson Diller in 1939 and had Sally Suzanne Stephanie Peter and Perry. Her second husband was Warde Donovan Tatum with reports of separations and reconciliations as of 1965.
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Phyllis Diller
Phyllis
Fang
Sherwood Anderson Diller
Sally
Suzanne
Stephanie
Peter
Perry
Warde Donovan
Tatum
Diller
Private life actions and firing in the workplace
The letter argues an employer may demand moral conduct from employees even off duty. It notes a firing is lawful unless proven discriminatory and advises seeking employment with a less stringent employer. It emphasizes management image and ethical expectations in workplaces.
Police Questioning in Barber Shop Raises Privacy Question
A police officer entered a barber shop and asked a customer to step outside. The customer cooperated, and the officer says detaining or questioning is limited to arrests, with exceptions for voluntary cooperation.
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Neda
George Leverett
Why WMER Dropped Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club
The program moved from 9 to 10:05 10:30 a.m. with five minutes of news, effective January 1 when ABC Network disbanded and offered affiliates four services. WMFR chose American Entertainment Network while WMER did not carry the show.
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WMER
Don McNeill
Don
WMFR
Frank Lambeth
ABC
American Entertainment Network
Police eye sources of pills amid narcotics inquiry
Police departments state there is interest from the State Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Narcotics Bureau of the Treasury Department in tracking pills that may be amphetamines rather than narcotics. The FDA has ordered no sale without prescription. If sources cannot be pinned down, arrest for possession may be possible.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Federal Narcotics Bureau of the Treasury Dept
Food & Drug Administration
Viet Cong use deceit and surprise to attack Saigon
Viet Cong commandos slipped into Saigon hidden in flower trucks and by varied transport to infiltrate the city during Tet. They entered through open routes as part of a coordinated assault, following old war tactics of deception and surprise. The operation coincided with Tet celebrations and a seven day truce was announced by the Viet Cong.
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Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Troy
Nguyen Hue
Tet Era Saigon Battle Shows Viet Cong Network Strength
In Saigon, the Tet siege reaches day four as Viet Cong and Communist regulars blend with locals through clandestine three man cells. Officials note 600 operatives secretly assembled in the city with stockpiled weapons hidden in ordinary sites including a home near General Westmoreland. Saigon police anticipated unrest as the underground expanded its reach.
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Saigon
Tran Qui
Cap St
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Congressional Critics Challenge LBJ's Views On VC Success
In Washington AP dispatch, congressional critics challenge President Johnson on the Viet Cong's failure to meet military and psychological aims in South Vietnam. Supporters back his view that the communists lost their bid to topple the U S backed Saigon regime. The piece notes Pueblo crew issues and troop deployment figures amid ongoing debate.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
South Vietnam
Congress
Tan
Uni
Niles
Saigon
Senate
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Mike Mansfield
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Mansfield
Frank Church
D-Idaho
John G. Tower
Texas
Earle G
Pueblo
North Korea
United
George D. Aiken
Westmoreland
Day care center plan may start in High Point this summer
After two years of planning a day care program High Point could launch a pilot center this summer as the planning committee seeks funds. The Sunday Enterprise features the proposal and the funding push for the pilot facility.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Saigon Fighting Ebbs as Hue Attacks Continue Warwide
Saigon fighting eased while Hue and other cities faced renewed Communist assaults in a fifth day of major operations. U S officials cite 36 000 attackers against 35 towns, note heavy artillery on the northern frontier and warn of a possible northward push.
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Saigon
Hue
South Vietnam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Strike Halts Soft Coal Production Across Major States
AP reports a broad soft coal strike halting production in six states from Pennsylvania to Tennessee. Miners walkout suspends hundreds of mines and halves weekly coal tonnage on Penn Central, with rail lines warning of losses and utilities maintaining stockpiles amid unclear causes starting with Pennsylvania picket-line protests.
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Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Western Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Nixon's New NH Campaign Gains Steam in 1968 Push
AP dispatch from Concord notes Nixon's calmer tone and blended attack on the Johnson era as he mounts his second presidential bid. He leads GOP polls in New Hampshire ahead of the March 12 primary, with Wisconsin seen as pivotal. Nixon vows more press conferences and town meetings as he tours New Hampshire.
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Concord
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Daugh
Granite State
George Romney
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Wisconsin
John F. Kennedy
California
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