American returns to red territory in Vietnam search
Donald C. Dawson returns to Viet Cong held areas north of Bien Hoa to offer 1300 for the body of Lt. Daniel Dawson who vanished November 6 on a routine reconnaissance flight. The brother, a California civilian, hopes guerrillas will cooperate as he travels Thai Hung village with arms for self protection.
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New York Legislature Begins Work After Delayed Start
Rival faction struggle blocks bills as Senate and Assembly leaders are chosen. Draft legislation stacks up as clerks and printers brace for an avalanche of work. Months past saw early committee sifting, and the process now starts a month late, delaying full pace until March.
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Polio Cases Decline Sharply Nationwide
New York AP reports the Sabin and Salk vaccines nearly wiped out polio in the country. Last year 121 cases were recorded, down from 449 the prior year, with earlier totals listed for 1952, 1949, and 1954 before Sabin’s arrival in 1960.
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Congress To Get Special Message From Johnson
Washington AP Johnson will send Congress a special message Monday focusing on conservation and natural beauty. Press secretary E. Reed said the president spent part of Saturday morning drafting the document.
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Ethiopia Welcomes Elizabeth amid flower bomb near motorcade
During Elizabeth II's eight day visit to Ethiopia, a light aircraft dropped petals from close range while following the royal motorcade. Ethiopian Army authorities defended the action as ordered by Emperor Haile Selassie, prompting a protest from British Ambassador John Russell. The queen's party condemned the incident as dangerous.
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Earth Expanding Like a Balloon, Says Physicist
Dr. K. M. Creer of Newcastle University proposes in Nature that the Earth is slowly expanding beyond its original size. He suggests land masses would cover the globe if Earth were 55 percent smaller and notes a need for new explanations of planetary energy and development.
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President appoints Belieu as Navy undersecretary
President Johnson named Kenneth E. Belieu as assistant secretary who will replace Paul B. Fay as undersecretary of the Navy after Fay's resignation. Graeme C. Bannerman will become deputy assistant secretary of defense and fill Belieu's former post. Belieu, 50, has served in the Navy department since February 1961.
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The Thefts Halt West Coast Trains Near Carlisle
Thieves stole about a quarter mile of signal and telephone cables south of Carlisle causing West Coast trains to be halted between England and Scotland. The theft disrupted railway communications and service in the area.
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