Viet Nam plans new village election amid regional tensions
Saigon reports a planned national vote to choose village syidis and local council members as U S Marines push back North Vietnamese troops near the DMZ. In Asia and Europe, political upheavals and trials shadow ongoing conflicts, with varied responses from Indonesia to Berlin and Budapest.
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Senate OKs Transportation Department bill 64 to 2
In Washington the Senate approved a modified version of the Administration bill to create a Department of Transportation by 64 to 2. A compromise with a House version passed August 30 will be refined by a joint committee. The plan would merge about 35 agencies overseeing air rail highway and water transport while some functions stay with other agencies. Congress will also probe government efforts to promote school and hospital integration led by Rep Emanuel Cel yer.
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Brazil’s Court Faces Rabbit Offspring Controversy
Brazil's federal appeals court must decide who owns 476 seized angora rabbits from Porto Alegre in May. The animals, part of a larger 2,000 head shipment, are expected to double by year end, raising questions of contraband ownership and legal custody.
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Independence Star Personages In Public Eye
Independence Missouri is home to former president Harry S Truman, age 82, hospitalized since July 30 with severe colitis. He was discharged after six days but not cleared to return to work at the Truman Library. Secretaries say he is progressing. Truman voted absentee in Missouri’s primary. Also in the news, Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s wife Ariane denies divorce rumors as her father’s health questions surface in New York and Cleveland court officials set a retrial update. Senator Ernest Gruening of Alaska recovers from hernia surgery at Walter Reed and plans to return to his office.
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Newsher Dies Jeane Hoffman Former Sports Writer and Editor
Jeane Hoffman age 47 died at her West Los Angeles home Thursday. She was a former New York and Los Angeles sports writer and the only woman to edit the Police Gazette. In private life she was Mrs. Allan McIntosh, longtime aide to Los Angeles Dodgers president Walter F. O'Malley.
Madame Chiang decries US policy as aiding Communists
Madame Chiang Kai shek told a Lincoln convocation that US foreign policy spreads fear and boosts Chinese Communists plans for world domination. She accused Washington of timid diplomacy and described a push pull quick click approach that alienates neutrals and aids Beijing. Lucius Millinder, famed Harlem bandleader, dies at 56 in Harlem Hospital from a liver ailment. He was a prominent 1940s figure at the Cotton Club and Savoy Ballroom.
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Graham Responds To Canterbury Archbishop Remark
Evangelist Billy Graham offered a brief reply to Archbishop Michael Ramsey who said the church does not need Billy Graham. Graham called Ramsey's ecumenical claims interesting and issued his statement from Billy Graham Evangelistic Association headquarters in Minneapolis.
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Gimbel dies at 81 in New York City
Bernard F. Gimbel, famed Bread Colorful merchant and Herald Square prince, died Thursday in New York at age 81 after spine cancer surgery 18 months ago. He built his family store into a $500 million a year empire, rivaling Macy's, and retired as chairman of a 63-store chain employing 24 000 people.
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Christmas gifts sought for South Vietnamese children
Rep James C Cleveland urges people to donate clothing and toys for destitute Vietnamese children. Lawrence LeGassie and Ammy’s Green Berets unit coordinate the drive, asking Americans to send gifts to Detachment B-24, Ist Special Forces Group ABN, APO US 96499, Kontum Viet Nam.
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A Voice in the Wilderness Hard Times for Humphrey
James Reston examines the Kennedy era power dynamic, critiquing how Hubert Humphrey is sidelined by Johnsons inner circle. The piece argues Humphrey is kept from real policy work, facing unfair polls while Bobby Kennedy edges ahead, leaving Humphrey politically isolated and trapped in ceremonial duties.
Independent daily at Sixth and Pine in Lana Benchs Calif
Fragmentary notice states Independent daily except Sunday at Sixth and Pine Ave Lana Bench California. It shows an entered case on March 22 1948 in a court in Los Angeles County with a fee or bond amount of 33 dollars and 4.35 a carrier delivery shale copy appears.
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