Americans Kill Reds Inside DMZ as War Tensions Rise
U S artillery hit a group of North Vietnamese soldiers in the DMZ Monday, killing nine in what is called the 53rd significant incident since bombing halted on Nov 1. Across the globe, Ky hinted at private talks, Gromyko warned U S Laos actions threaten Paris peace, and unrest grows in Czechoslovakia, Canada moves toward China ties, and Pakistan faces deadly riots with 22 deaths in a week.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Dmz
Paris
Nguyen Cao Ky
Henry Cabot Lodge
Moscow
Soviet Union
Laos
Vietnam
Andrei Gromyko
Pathet Lao
Karachi
Pakistan
Lahora
Chauffeur Dies After Kremlin Cosmonaut Motorcade Shooting
A chauffeur wounded in a gunman attack on a Moscow motorcade honoring Soviet cosmonauts and officials has died. The shooter wounded two people last Wednesday as shots were fired into the second car entering the Kremlin, targeting the ceremony for new cosmonauts.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Worldwide Protests Turn Violent Across Europe
Monday saw student unrest in several countries. West Berlin students rioted over possible suspensions at Free University, while Madrid and Barcelona universities closed as Franco's regime declared a state of emergency and censorship returned. London saw 1000 students march on the London School of Economics after blockades and gates were damaged. France warned rebels would be punished if classrooms were occupied.
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London
Berlin
Spain
West Berlin
Free University
Madrid
Barcelona
Francisco Franco
Frankfurt
Franco
London School of Economics
Maurice Couve de Murville
Courts Rule Civil Courts May Not Settle Church Property
The Supreme Court ruled civil courts cannot decide religious doctrine in church property disputes. Justice Brennan warned such cases risk inhibiting doctrine and entangling secular and ecclesiastical concerns. Dissident Savannah Presbyterians sued for about 170000 in church assets, overturned by the Georgia Supreme Court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Brennan Jr
Savannah
Presbyterian Church of the
Transplant Muddles Murder Case Shakes Houston
Two 19 year olds were charged in the death of Clarence Nick s whose heart was used in Dr Cooley s controversial transplant. Attorneys contest whether Nicks was dead when the heart was removed as Dr Bloodwell signed the death certificate. The case raises questions over timing and autopsy procedures amid earlier doctor disputes.
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Houston
Denton A. Cooley
Hal Hudson
Alfred Lee Branum
Robert D. Patterson
Cooley
Robert D. Bloodwell
Branum
Patterson
Clarence
Sonny” Nicks
Nicks
John M. Stuckwish
Alpine
Tex
Stuckwish
Hudson
Broad
Mom Brings Bit of Old West to Business
A Oakland liquor store operator Linda West 25 has twice shot at robbers after arming herself with a .38 pistol. Two attackers died, including Andrew Andrade 38 and John H. Smith 24 who had felony records. West says she won’t be driven out and notes insurance costs.
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Washington
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Illinois Central Railroad
Boyd
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
White House
Oakland
Linda West
Jack
West
Classified Ad Pages and Publication Details
Classifieds section with contact numbers HE 5 116 and HE 2 5959 plus publishing details for January 1969. Mentions Long Beach California location Sixth Street Pine Avenue and court adjudication dates.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach 12
Calif
Long Beach 2
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
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Talk of the Town
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Minneapolis
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Michigan State University
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