Nuclear Carrier Enterprise to Join Viet Nam Air Raids
The Enterprise, a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, will join the U S 7th Fleet in daily air raids over Viet Nam. B52 bombers backed a major allied drive near Saigon to deter Communist guerrillas, while 22 Viet Cong were killed near Ban Me Thuot in a battle as fighting spread. U S command said recent days were the quietest in November. Air and naval units continued strikes on North Viet Nam, including a hit on a communications site near Dien Bien Phu.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Enterprise
U.S
Viet Nam
Vo Dat
Ban Me Thout
U.S. Command
Retirement Views on American Generations
The Louis Harris Survey examines how Americans across age groups view retirement. It asks whether the retired can enjoy leisure, what those nearing retirement think, and how younger workers perceive future plans, revealing doubts, fears, and work expectations.
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Louis Harris
America
Tooth Decay Found Highly Contagious Says Research
University of Miami researchers report tooth decay is a contagious disease rather than a hereditary defect. Dr Doran D Zinner explains transmission from an infected mouth to others with cavity bacteria and sugar intake feeding the decay.
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Miami
Fila
University of Miami
Doran D. Zinner
Priceless Manuscripts Stolen From Vatican Library
Thieves stole ancient works from the Vatican Apostolic Library including Petrarch’s Canzoniere and a hand written Tasso verse book. Value estimated at 200 million lire. Missing items also include the crown of St Stephen. Polyglot rector Vatican notes no immediate recovery.
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Vatican City
Petrarch and
Tasso
Vatican
Apostolic Library
Trarch
Torquato Tasso
St. Stephen
Hungary
Petrarch
McNamara Wilson In Talks At Downing Street Luncheon
U S defense secretary Robert S McNamara met with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and top British officials at Downing Street to discuss NATO defense issues and nuclear policy The talks followed McNamara's Washington arrival and precede NATO ministers meeting in Paris with other officials present in the discussions
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
McNamara
Washington
Paris
NATO
Downing Street
Britain
Earle G. Wheeler
Cp. of Oe
George W. Ball
John T. Naughton
Wilson
Michael Stewart
Mara
Wilson pushes world nuclear pact to end Viet Nam war
London AP report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson advances a diplomatic plan for a global nuclear pact and a path to end the Viet Nam conflict. He aims to enlist the Soviet Union, reconvene the 1954 Geneva talks, and declares North Vietnam as the main obstacle to peace.
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Wilson
London
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Stewart
Soviet Union
Britain
Geneva
House of Commons
North
Jury suit hearing opened in Lowndes County
A three judge federal court began hearings on a suit to broaden Negro participation on juries in Lowndes County Alabama where 80 percent of residents are Black. The Justice Department and allied groups allege a half century practice excludes Black jurors.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lowndes County
Justice Department
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Johnson
Oes Ae
Lowndes
Ex-Governor William Marland Dies in Barrington Cab
William C. Marland 47 former West Virginia governor died today in Barrington after a comeback attempt. He had driven a Chicago taxi last March and later served as executive secretary to James F Edwards at Waterford Park Race Track in West Virginia. Funeral plans not yet set. He previously worked for Western Kentucky Coal Co. in Chicago and sought the West Virginia Senate nomination.
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Barrington, Ill
William C. Marland
West Virginia
Chicago
Valerie
Barrington
James F. Edwards
Waterford Park
Marland
Charleston
Downs
Ups
Associated Press
Western Kentucky Coal Co
President Johnson canvasses world situation with Rusk
President Johnson spoke by telephone with Secretary of State Dean Rusk on the world situation focusing on Latin America and the Congo. Press Secretary Moyers said Rusk returned from the OAS meeting in Rio de Janeiro and called the session fruitful with no final decision on recognizing Mobutu's government. Moyers also announced that British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will visit the Johnson ranch on December 17 and Erhard will arrive December 18.
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Jack Bell
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Latin America
Congo
Bill D. Moyers
Rusk
Organization of American States
OAS
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Mobutu
Moyers
Harold Wilson
Erhard
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Arqua
Tuscany
Italy
Paolo Vanni
Song River
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