Global Dispatch Roundup December 1969 In Saigon and Beyond
North Vietnam faces U S artillery and armed helicopters near Saigon as 21 more enemy troops fall in Song Be area raising two day total to 121. Philippine troops begin withdrawal with 1350 to return by Christmas. Greece leaves Council of Europe while NATO remains. Grigorenko deemed insane in Moscow as diplomat talks with China resume in Warsaw.
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Saigon
U.S
Song Be
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Tay Ninh
South Vietnam
Philippine Army
Vietnam
Ferdinand Marcos
ACLU Challenges Nativity Scene at National Pageant
The ACLU and American Jewish Congress sue to block a life size Nativity Scene in the Christmas Pageant of Peace led by President Nixon. They argue the display violates church state separation in a government park near the White House Ellipse.
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Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Nixon
ACLU
American Jewish Congress
White House
National Zoo
Dean Martin to marry Miss World USA winner Gail Renshaw
The tale links Dean Martin to Gail Renshaw, Miss World USA 22, amid reports of a rekindled romance and a Las Vegas Riviera Hotel event. Parallel notes cover Allen Ginsberg’s DNC court appearance and multiple other items from 1968 to 1970, including public figures and civic events.
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Dean Martin
Gail Renshaw
Martin
Jeanne Bregger Martin
Miami
Miss Renshaw
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas
Arlington
Bombings Kill 13 in Italy Bank and Historic Sites
A series of four bombs rocked Milan and Rome during the evening rush hour killing 13 and injuring 108 in Italy's worst terrorist attack since World War II. The worst blast struck Milan's National Bank of Agriculture, with 13 dead and 90 wounded. A Rome bank blast wounded 14, and two bombs at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier injured four. Another bomb was found before detonation at a Milan bank. No motive or group was identified.
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Rome
Milan
Italy
National Bank of Agriculture
Don Rickles Undergoes Surgery for Shrapnel Removal
Comedian Don Rickles had surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital on Friday to remove shrapnel from his left thigh. He was released home after a minor operation. The wound occurred during an explosion scene in the film The Warriors shot in Yugoslavia.
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Allen Ginsberg
Chicago
Julius Hoffman
Ginsberg
U S
Thomas Foran
Hoffman
Lincoln Park
Foran
Leonard Weinglass
Don Rickles
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Rickles
Yugoslavia
Post Office and carrier delivery notice in Independent Press Telegram
Classified line lists carrier delivery service with daily and Sunday single copies. Mentions postal pickup and address fragments. Includes phone numbers and terse delivery notes, reflecting a short local notice for readership.
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Lone Beach
Calif
Viets Challenge Copters
Combied News Services
Greece
Europe
Council
Paris
Council of Europe
Panayotis Pipinellis
NATO
Moscow
Pyotr Grigorenko
Grigorenko
China
Warsaw
State Department
Walter Stoessel
Fulbright
Laos
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
House
College
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
General Electric Co
Food and Drug Administration
Dean
Combined News Services
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Virginia
Virginia O’hanlon Douglas
Hudson
N.Y
New York Sun
Santa Claus
The
Old Sun
Spiegel Inc
Daniel Brewster
Maryland
Brewster
Stephen Sachs
Baltimore
THEIR
Winston Churchill
Britain
Conservative
Reagan
Pacific Palisades
Sacramento
Christiaan Barnard
Barbara
Barbara Zoellner
Barbara Glasser
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
South Africa
Miss Glasser
Barnard
General Electric Corp
London's University Hospital
Rosemary Letts
the Nations
Cecil Poole
Poole
James Browning
Ment
University of California, Berkeley
U.S. District Court
Kimberley Rockhill
Lions Club
Hartford
Conn
Poole Browning
Noel, Noel Ring the
Trifari
Independent Press-Telegram
Sree Yaens
Lwaoalanes
Senor
Gulla Akewood Center
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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