Snowbound buses strand crews and youths in mountain roads
Snow halted buses carrying newspaper carriers and escorts in the Santa Ana area while La Canada youths were flown from Littlerock by sheriff. A fatal crash occurred in La Crescenta as a boy, 10, died after being struck by a car. The region saw up to 18 inches of snow in mountaintops and heavy showers, with coastal areas reporting 0.24 inch storm totals and forecasts calling for continued cool weather with rain and snow through Tuesday night.
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la Crescenta
Douglas Ey
Ap Brently
Cuntain
Long Beach
Spock and Coffin Stand Ready for Draft Conspiracy Trial
New York and Boston figures explain they are innocent but willing to face jail if convicted on charges of conspiring to urge evasion of the draft. Spock, Coffin and three others were indicted January 5. arraignment set in Boston. Spock criticizes President Johnson and defends draft resisters as patriots while Coffin emphasizes testing the law and conscience.
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New York
Benjamin Spock
Wiliam Sloane Coffin Jr
NBC
Spock
Coffin
Yale University
Boston
Justice Department
Pock
Northeaster University
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Hippies disrupt Glide Church during Sunday service
About a dozen Caucasian hippies disrupted a San Francisco Glide Methodist Memorial Church service by playing conga drums and shouting four letter words during Rev Cecil Williams sermon. One hippie shouted and left, another burned a dollar from the offering. Afterward attendees joined a coffee hour in the basement.
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San Francisco
Glide Methodist Memorial Church
Cecil Williams
Wence
Pilot and scouts survive Utah blizzard ordeal on mountain
A commercial pilot and four Explorer scouts spent a frigid night atop an 11300 foot Utah peak after getting lost in a blizzard. They huddled for warmth, used wood and matches to keep a small fire alive, and were found at dawn by a highway patrolman who bought them breakfast.
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Parowan
Utah
Las Vegas
Nev
Here
Kuball
Goodrich
Ruball
US Spy Data Crisis Deepens as Pueblo Crisis Grows
Reports indicate US intelligence continues to monitor signals after the Pueblo’s capture. Pentagon notes precautionary military measures while North Korea claims Pueblo was seized in territorial waters. UN Security Council debates mediator proposal as North Korea may swap Pueblo crew for infiltrators.
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Soviet Union
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United States
Pentagon
Els
Far East
Osan
Kunsan
Wangan
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Korea
United Nations
Security Council
Canada
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Platon D. Morozov
Ethiopia
Endalkathey Makonnen
Council
Pyan‘gyang
Seoul
New Delhi
India
U.S. Navy
Pueblo
Thieves Take Flute and Statue in New Orleans Thefts
Police reported thefts over the weekend in New Orleans involving a $165 flute from a junior high school and a bird bath plus a statue taken from a home grounds. The incidents highlight crime amid a claimed cultural shift.
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New Orleans
Burglars loot Brockman Auto Service in Long Beach
Burglars forced entry at Brockman's Auto Service located at 1150 E 10th. They escaped with tools valued around $1000, according to Long Beach police reports.
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Brockman's Auto Service
Stand
Long Beach
Sumay
Shoulders and Legs Ache Relief Ad
Long Beach area ad offers spring relief for shoulder and leg aches. Claims to ease joint pain and relax muscles with a console spa system. Contact Dr Duncan at 2501 E Broadway, for more information.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
Broadwey
Key Senators Take Firm Stand in Pueblo Crisis
Senate leaders urge firm action over the Pueblo seizure as Dirksen and Stennis back Johnson diplomacy but warn that, if negotiations fail, restraint may yield to force. Long proposes sinking gunboats and seizing ships. McCarthy separates Korea from Vietnam and urges congressional clarity.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Linus
Korea
Dirksen
Johnson
Heo
White House
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
U.S
Russell B. Long
Dla
United States
Long
Asia
South Vietnam
United Nations
St. Louis
Eugene J. McCarthy
North Korea
Congress
Minnesota
McCarthy
Korea rejects POW swap as talks continue South Korea and United States report clashes along armistice line
The article notes Seoul rejecting a potential prisoner exchange with North Korea, while U S forces report repeated raids near the armistice line. Four infiltrators failed to breach defenses as fighting continues, with casualties on both sides and a contested claim over the 25 dead infiltrators. A North Korea India spokesman denies swap limits, amid Kosygin’s visit to New Delhi.
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Questio
New Delhi
India
U.S
South Koea
Seoul
Chungi Hee Park
Kosygin
U.N. Command
Mixed Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Park
London theatres lone organist Bollington played for royalty
Bollington served as sole organist for many famed London theatres such as the Plaza and Piccadilly Circus. His concert work extended to major U S cities and even England's Royal Family, highlighting his prominence in broadcast and live performances.
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England
Bollington
London
the Plaza
Piccadilly Circus
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