Mayor Lindsay Faces Transit Strike On New Year Day
New York City endures a transit strike on the first day of Lindsay’s mayoralty as subway and bus service halt. Only the Queens bus line stays running while unions clash with city negotiators and a court injunction is ignored. Lindsay vows to stay at City Hall around the clock to resolve the stoppage and minimize disruption.
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Quill
Steel price hike sparks inflation concerns in Johnson era
Washington AP reports Bethlehem Steel moved to raise prices on 5 to 7 percent of the steel market, while President Johnson urged a meeting with company and economic advisers. Bethlehem cites demand for lighter, higher strength structural steels and longer mill times. officials say some prices may drop on jumbo sections. No immediate word on talks.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Bethlehem Action
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Edward C. Bickford
Bettlehem
Saica
Trick Mirror Aids Mental Patients At Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago AP An experimental tool uses a distorted fun house mirror to reveal how mentally ill patients, especially schizophrenics, view themselves. Dr Roy Grinker Sr and colleagues have patients manipulate levers to correct images, measuring how distorted self-images relate to ego distortions and life outlook.
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Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
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Grinker
Spighets Flies To London
Arthur J. Goldberg arrives in London to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson on Viet Nam as part of a White House peace mission. Harriman and other envoys travel in Europe, with Tito talks in Belgrade and a later India trip planned. Goldberg hoped to return home for New Year celebrations but detours kept him in Europe.
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Traffic Fatalities Low For Holiday
The Associated Press reports New Year weekend traffic deaths run near non holiday levels and well below last Christmas. Since the 6 p.m. Thursday start, 187 lives have been lost in traffic accidents, with forecasts between 360 and 440 by Sunday midnight.
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Natlon
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Viet Cong Battalions Hide In Jungles Across South Viet Nam
Vietnamese war updates report Viet Cong battalions slipping into hiding across a dozen areas over the past week with a major ground fight near Hau Nghia Province. Allied air and naval actions continued, claiming hundreds of Viet Cong killed or captured, while weather and jungle cover hindered assessment.
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Quang Neat
Minh Long
Son Ha
Salt River Flood Crashes Interstate and Halves City
In Arizona, the Salt River flooded central Phoenix after a heavy rise, cracking a new Interstate 10 section and flooding riverbed homes. About 8,000 residents were displaced to churches and armories as utility outages and street closures hampered life. damage neared 1.2 million dollars, with the Phoenix area population affected around 756,000.
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Laws Against Jaywalking and Car Littering in North Carolina
The Sunday Enterprise notes that cities battle air pollution from suburbs and cars while state laws on jaywalking and littering are routinely violated in North Carolina. Other daily violations exist, though no story appears in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Sunday Enterprise
North Carolina
Toll Rises After North Carolina New Year Crashes
At least 12 people were killed in North Carolina traffic accidents over the New Year weekend. Four died early today in a single car crash on N.C. 182 west of Lincolnton when the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and hit a tree. Victims were identified in a later notice.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
N.C. 182
Lincolnton
Sheriff's Department
NLC
Accident Kills Four Near Lincolnton NC
Four people died early today when their car failed to negotiate a curve on North Carolina 182 and struck a troll just west of Lincolnton. Two victims were young women and two were men. A man was hospitalized in serious condition. Names were not released.
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N.C. 182
Lincoln County
Coup Ousts President In Africa
In Bangui Central African Republic President David Dacke was ousted in a swift military coup led by Bokasse commander in chief of the armed forces. Dacke under house arrest as paratroops sealed the Bangui radio station and the capital’s palace district amid gunfire. Ministers were arrested except three who reportedly attempted to resist.
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Central African Republic
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Bangui
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