Sinatra Stricken With Pneumonia Forbids Miami Beach Booking
Frank Sinatra, 52, contracted viral pneumonia from the flu and postponed his six week engagement at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. He remains bedridden in a three room penthouse suite as doctors estimate at least another 10 days to two weeks of illness. He briefly attended his parents anniversary party Friday night but appeared unwell.
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US Downed 108th MiG in Vietnam Air Raid Over North Vietnam
The U S Air Force F 4 Phantom shot down a Russian designed MiG 21 during Monday’s air raids over North Vietnam. The crew fired an air to air missile that exploded near the Communist jet causing it to smoke and spin. It marked the 8th MiG downed by U S planes in the air this campaign.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
World News In Brief From Asia Europe And Africa
Details of air strikes near Vinh in Vietnam and stalled talks in Seoul over the Pueblo crisis are reported. West Germany seeks calm with the Soviet Union on Berlin, while Sicily endures aftershocks from a major quake. A London to New York cable break disrupts international news feeds.
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Park Chung Hee
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Vance
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North Korea
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Germany
Bonn
Kurt Georg Kieseinger
West Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Eugene V. Rostow
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Kiessner
Europe
London
New York
Johnson Urges Talks to End Missile Race
President Johnson urged Congress to pursue U S Soviet negotiations to halt the missile race. He cited China’s detonation of a thermonuclear device and its growing missile capability as factors prompting the push for arms control.
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Congress
United States
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
China
State Dept rejects Soviet protest over U.S. bomber patrols
The State Department on Monday publicly rejected a Soviet protest against far flung patrols by nuclear armed U.S. bombers such as the B52 that crashed in Greenland Jan. 21. It said patrols are necessary due to world tensions and to provide collective security against the threat posed by Soviet nuclear forces.
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Greenland
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Orangeburg Boycott Sparks Private Civil Rights Talks
Orangeburg, S C officials meet after a Negro economic boycott follows racial violence. Bankers hold private talks on employment practices while a biracial committee meets in closed session. More than 660 National Guardsmen remain on duty around South Carolina State College where three Negroes died and 37 were injured in the Thursday night disturbance.
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South Carolina State College
Blonde Goes Back to War in Saigon
Scottsdale resident Jan Moorehead 26, assistant director of the USO in Saigon, planned her first home leave when Viet Cong fighters hit Saigon. She cooked hamburgers and served soldiers during the fighting and expects to return to Saigon in about five weeks. Morris B. Mitchell, 77, writer of Burma-Shave jingles, died in a Palo Alto fire caused by a short in an electric blanket. He formerly headed Burma-Vita Corp shaving cream and helped popularize roadside jingles.
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Jan Moorehead
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Viet Cong
Morris B. Mitchell
Palo Alto
Mitchell
Burma- Vita Corp
Rockefeller Faces Setbacks In Sanitation Overhaul Fight
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller faced bipartisan opposition in both chambers over his plan to let the state temporarily take control of the sanitation department. The Assembly favored no joint session. Senate Republicans refused to act, tying support to changes to Taylor Law enforcement.
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Chief Justice Sued Over Court's Dump
A Senate aide, Robert L. Schramm, 29, sued Chief Justice Earl Warren to force cleaning of a vacant lot behind the Supreme Court. He says beer cans, wine bottles, newspapers, rags, and dead cats pollute the area beneath his townhouse window where he plans to marry. Schramm, an aide to Sen. Herman Talmadge, filed the suit personally, noting sovereign immunity keeps suits against the court from going forward.
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D-Ga
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Senate Finance Committee
Priest urges Duluth seniors to resist draft
In Duluth Minnesota a Roman Catholic priest Father Phillip M Solem of St Anthonys parish and a teacher at Duluth Cathedral High School distributed mimeographed pamphlets titled To a High School Senior advising senior boys to resist the draft and refuse to fight in Vietnam The pamphlets discuss alternatives to the draft including burning draft cards and reflect the priest view that the war is legal and immoral.
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UPL
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Vietnam
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St. Anthony's Parish
Duuth Cathedral High School
Brigitte Bardot Denies Divorce Rumor With Sachs
Brigitte Bardot angrily denied reports she planned to divorce German heir Gunther Sachs over a romance with Stephen Boyd. She called the story groundless and invented, saying she and Sachs discussed nothing of the sort in Grenoble. Eugene Ryland won an Abe Lincoln look alike contest at the Americana Hotel in New York, being the sole entrant in a 6-foot-4 frame with beard and stovepipe hat.
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Gunther Sachs
Stephen Boyd
Almeria
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Abe Lincoln
Americana Hotel
New York
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Hedy's Stuff Auction Draws Los Angeles Crowds
Viennese glamour figure Hedy Ba marrs belongings fetch prices from $1 for kitchen boxes to $4000 for a chinchilla store. Auctioneer Arthur B. Goode notes the sale income already reaches six figures. Allen Levi, jailed in Salinas for a sex murder, died by suicide in his cell after authorities say an overdose of tranquilizers caused his death.
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Los Angeles
Chinchilla
Arthur B. Goode
Allen Levi
Salinas
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Bowman Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
President Johnson announced the promotion of Joseph M Bowman Jr a 36 year old tax legislation specialist to assistant Secretary of the Treasury Bowman will be nominated to succeed True Davis who resigned January 15 at the time of the promotion Bowman's move marks a key personnel change in the Treasury department.
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