Troops Stage Impromptu Rodeo in War Zone D
In War Zone D near Saigon, paratroopers of the 178th Airborne Brigade seized a hidden Viet Cong camp and rounded up six bulls found tied to a shed. Soldiers used belts and ropes to corral the animals and loaded them under helicopters for transfer to a nearby village, while bull wrestlers and Indian and Texan troops helped subdue the stubborn animals. The Nungs held a peace celebration as two bulls were butchered.
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Javits Demands Titanic Effort in U.S.-Soviet Talks
New York Senator Jacob Javits urged a titanic effort to bridge U.S. Soviet differences amid a perceived thaw and Soviet readiness to engage broadly. He cited Middle East tensions as the top discussion item and spoke to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Soviet Union
China
Javits
United States
Middle East
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
Lieutenant Governor Gartin Dies in Laurel Mississippi
Lt. Gov Gartin dies in Laurel after heart ailment hospitalization. Gartin, 53, served three terms as lieutenant governor and held the office from 1952 to 1986 and 1964 until his death. He led the state Democratic Convention in 1956 and 1964 and acted as governor last week while Gov Paul Johnson was away. Born Meridian 1913, he was a World War II veteran and former Laurel mayor.
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Jones County Community Hospital
Ross Barnett
Mississippi Democratic Covention
Paul Johnson
Meridian
University of Mississippi
Jackson School of Law
Laurel
Lynda Bird Johnson Considers Acapulco Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, daughter of President Johnson, weighs a pre Christmas trip to Acapulco. If she goes, she would spend a couple of days in the Mexican resort later this week. She previously visited Acapulco briefly last year with actor George Hamilton.
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Humphrey renews pledge to fight poverty and Head Start
Vice President Hubert Humphrey reaffirmed devotion to winning the war on poverty and ignorance during remarks at Pace College in lower Manhattan. He warned of disappointments but urged applying Head Start lessons with high standards to keep needy children from an indifferent school system and to improve early education outcomes.
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Pace College
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