Denial of Hanoi bombing inside city limits issued by U S
U S and Saigon officials flatly denied North Vietnamese charges that American warplanes bombed Hanoi city. They asserted all bombs targeted a truck depot and a railroad yard outside the city. Pilots reported no off target drops and foreigners in Hanoi linked any damage to missiles or unexploded shells.
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Minnesota toll climbs to 915 in 1966 fatalities
The 1966 Minnesota highway death toll rose to 915 with four more deaths reported Thursday. Victims include a pedestrian struck near St. Paul and multiple car crashes, among them Charles Nielsen 58 Austin bar owner and Bernice L. McAleese 41 St. Paul Park. Police noted a Bloomington widow Esther Newport 73 and Francis Keena 25 Ulen among the late deaths.
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President Johnson visits Eisenhower in hospital
Washington AP President Johnson traveled from the White House to Walter Reed Army Hospital to see former President Dwight D Eisenhower who is recovering after gallbladder surgery. Eisenhower is reported making good progress on recovery.
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Dairyland to Build 300000 Kilowatt Plant South of La Crosse
Dairyland Power Cooperative announces a 21 million dollar 1967 program led by a new 300000 kilowatt steam powered generating station at Genoa on the Mississippi River south of La Crosse. The project expands Dairyland capacity to 655000 kilowatts and includes transmission lines across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Completion is slated for 1968 with construction already underway by 80 workers and a deep foundation.
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NATO Ministers Endorse Italian Plan For East West Tech Ties
In Paris, NATO ministers backed Amintore Fanfani's Italian proposal to widen scientific cooperation with the Soviet bloc to narrow the brain gap. The plan envisions US European tech collaboration and later broader East West linkages, with aims to ease tensions through science and technology.
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Coppolino Acquitted Then Heads to Florida Trial
Dr. Carl Coppolino, found not guilty in the 1963 death of Lt. Col. William E. Farber, left New Jersey for a Florida murder trial set for Feb. 13 charging his first wife, Carmela. Coppolino and Monmouth County detective John Gawler flew from the jail side exit to Kennedy Airport, then to Tampa to Sarasota. His wife Mary called the acquittal a blighted victory while Coppolino received treatment for heart trouble as he embraced her in court after the verdict.
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Freehold
N.J
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Monmouth County
New York
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Cappolino
Army
William E. Farber
Sarasota
Fla
Carmela
Gawler
Ross Boyer
Tampa
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Weston Ill. site for 375 million atom smasher chosen
Weston Illinois was tapped as the site for a 375 million dollar atom smasher after a national selection process by the Atomic Energy Commission. The 200 BEV proton accelerator near Chicago would be the world’s most powerful, employing about 2 000 people and creating a regional economic boost.
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Weston, Ill
Atomic Energy Commission
National Academy of Sciences
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AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Weston
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
UW To Acquire Assets Of Site At Stoughton
The University of Wisconsin will acquire the MURA facility near Stoughton after Weston Illinois was chosen for an atomic accelerator site. A State Building Commission grant of 448200 funds the purchase while UW pursues the property and staff for university industrial research.
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Mura
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White Sulphur Springs
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Argonne National Laboratory
Weston, Ill
Five die as truck hits stalled car near Plankinton
Five youths killed when a semi struck a stalled car on a South Dakota highway. Victims include four Plankinton High School girls and a 20 year old from Minot North Dakota. One survivor, Jerry Obenauer, 18, freed after an hour with leg injuries. School closed. basketball game canceled.
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Granville
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North Dakota
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Faces of Jesus series debuts in La Crosse Tribune
The five chapter feature by George W. Cornell presents Jesus as a workman, storyteller, rebel, and comforter. The study runs Monday December 19 through December 23 in The La Crosse Tribune as a Christmas lead‑in.
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