Viet Cong attack injures Saigon education minister
Viet Cong attacked in Saigon injuring education minister Le Minh Tri and fatally wounding his car driver as his car passed a crowded street. A separate explosion in Cu Chi mortally wounded 15 U S soldiers and injured 26 in a 25th Infantry Division mess hall. Protests in Oslo target the U S embassy during Humphrey’s arrival.
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U.S
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A Shau
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Cu Chi
Cold Weather Sweeps Across Midwest and South
A winter blast sweeps from Nebraska to Georgia with sleet snow and record lows. In Georgia sub zero temps reach Blairsville while Mississippi sees frostbite incidents and Alabama and Tennessee report cold, with New Jersey federal operations beginning the Newark underworld probe.
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Cleaver Hidden in New York Preparing Book
San Francisco Examiner reports Eldridge Cleaver, fugitive and Soul on Ice author, is concealed in New York with a ghost writer. Parole revocation followed a gun battle claim. his wife Kathleen denies her interview. Separately, world’s 106th and 107th transplant operations occur in Houston and New York.
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Mixed Emotions Mark First U S Heart Transplant Anniversary
Dr Norman E Shumway who performed the first adult heart transplant in the United States a year ago expresses mixed emotions about progress. He notes four of nine patients with one receiving two hearts are alive and well while stressing ongoing knowledge gains.
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Norman E. Shumway
U.S
Shumway
Stanford University
Ship Cracks in Two Sinks. 31 Die Near Tokyo
The Bolivar Maru split in two during a Pacific storm 300 miles southeast of Tokyo and sank within half an hour after sending an SOS. Of 33 crewmen, 31 were lost with two survivors picked up by Terejima Maru.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Peru
Independent newspaper details and publication data
The item lists the January 6 1969 issue of a Long Beach California daily newspaper with publication dates, volume number, pricing, and filing details. It notes the paper is adjudicated by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County and provides postal and serial information for subscriptions and mail.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach 12
Calif
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Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Easier Path to Police Reform Urged by Justice Official
Wesley A. Pomeroy, associate administrator of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, urged disillusioned youths and African Americans to enter police service. He said the easiest way to change a police department is to join it and gained control by becoming officers.
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Justice Department
New Crime Control Agency
Wesley A. Pomeroy
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Price of Peace Cited in Munich Talks
Former British prime minister Sir Alex Douglas-Home said in London that Neville Chamberlain signed the 1938 Munich agreement with Hitler because peace required paying a price. He noted democracy must push to the edge to mobilize the people for war and recalled accompanying Chamberlain to Munich to negotiate the pact that led to the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia.
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Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Alex Douglas-Home
London
Home
Chamberlin
Munich
Czechoslovakia
ChaIned Siamese twins Violet and Daisy Hilton die in Charlotte
Chained Siamese twins Violet and Daisy Hilton, stars of the film Chained for Life, are found dead in their Charlotte North Carolina home late Saturday night. Officials say complications from Hong Kong flu were the likely cause.
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Violet
Daisy Hilton
Charlotte, N.C
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