Pope Urges UN Arbitration to End Viet Nam Conflict
Pope Paul proposes United Nations mediation through neutral nations to end the Viet Nam war. President Johnson weighs a public reply as Rusk and Goldberg pursue the idea, aiming for negotiations without propaganda gain for the Communists. The Vatican seeks a peaceful path and Thant says he will study the papal text.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Viet Nam
New York
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Washington
White House
Joseph Aere
Piedmont Frigid Under Ice Coat
A brisk winter storm battered High Point and surrounding areas with heavy snow and record cold. Snow began Saturday, with about four inches on the ground in Friendship by 5 p.m. and total accretion between 7 and 10 inches. One death occurred when an elderly man assisting traffic was struck by a car near Gastonia. The storm moved northeast overnight, bringing wind and freezing temperatures across North Carolina.
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High Point
Carol
Art Richardson
Mother Nature
Piedmont
Friendship
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Hatteras
Morse Pushes to Curb War Authority and Probe Vietnam
Senator Wayne Morse urged the Senate to revoke the broad 1964 Southeast Asia resolution granting Johnson authority to direct the Vietnam War. He proposed two resolutions, one to terminate the Southeast Asia Resolution and another to direct a Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into U.S. role in the conflict.
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Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Asia
Southeast Asia
Congress
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Body Of 'death by own action' Victim Returned
The body of Newcomb Mott, 27, returned to Massachusetts from the Soviet Union after a train death in Russia. An autopsy by Harvard physicians followed a Russian autopsy. the family had sought a second examination before burial in Sheffield.
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Sheffield
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Michael A. Luongo
Harvard Medical School
George Katsas
Arthur Mobey
Massachusetts State
Arthur E. O'Dea
Rhode Island
Pan American World Airways
Milton Stevens
Great Barrington
Shefield
Mott's Body Returns Amid Suicide Claims
Mott's death is listed as suicide by slashed throat. Funeral services are planned Monday at 2 p.m. at the old Irish Congregational church in Sheffield Massachusetts. Officials note a dispute between U.S. authorities and the Soviet Union over his fate. Novosti the Soviet agency reported possible suicide after feeling abandoned in Moscow. The report also said Mott took pills that could have affected his willingness to serve a Soviet prison term. Mott's parents insist he was murdered.
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U.S
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Moscow
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Soviet Union
Norway
Boston
Record-Tumbling Storm Sweeps Dixie And Beyond
A fierce midwinter blizzard spread across the South from Tennessee to Mississippi and Arkansas, driving temperatures below zero in 27 states and causing widespread outages and frostbite. Chicago faced heat shortages with a record 370 calls, workers blasted ice from Lake Michigan pipes, and a tornado near New Orleans injured property.
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Chicago
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Deputies collide with motorist in Asheboro parking lot incident
Deputy Sheriffs Bill Wright and James Greeson helped a stranded driver start his car then circled to headquarters. A collision occurred when Archie C. Leak, 22, of Asheboro, drove off. Both deputies and Leak were hospitalized with minor injuries. Leak was charged with driving.
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N.C
Bill Wright
James Greeson
Archie C. Leak
Leak
Jury Frees Ivy and Ducovic in Krebiozen Trial
A federal jury cleared Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and Marko Ducovic of all fraud and conspiracy charges in nine months of testimony over the drug krebiozen. Dr. F P Phillips was also found innocent on all counts, while deliberations continued on Dr. Stevan Durovic as the court awaited further juror decisions.
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Andrew C. Ivy
Ivy
Marko Ducovic
F. P. Phillips
Stevan Durovic
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S. District Court
Dr. Ivy
Phillips
Academy selects first Black professor in 121 year naval college
A 46 year old educator from North Carolina College has been named the U S Naval Academy's first Negro professor in its 121 year history. The appointment, announced Saturday, becomes effective June 20 with a board approved leave and full salary during a 20 year tenure in the education field.
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Carolina College
Tuesda
U.S. Naval
Emy
Cay
Hedy Lamarr’s Luck Fades as Legal Troubles Mount
Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr faces arraignment after an $86 merchandise theft charge at a Wilshire Boulevard store. Her son Tony Loder says she is down and out after six marriages failed, with estrangement from friends and a rented home in disrepair.
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