Agreement Near on Death of a President Dispute
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Look magazine edge toward a settlement over The Death of a President as talks continue in New York. Lawyers and aides discuss editing and legal risks while awaiting court dates and possible public statement.
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George Esper
NEW York
John F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Simon H. Rifkind
Look
David W. Peck
Rifkind
William Manchester
Kennedy
Cowles Communications, Inc
Richard Goodwin
Mrs. Kennedy
Cowles
Harper & Row
Young Men Smash Glass At Yugoslav Consulate
A group of five or six young men smashed a glass door and three windows at the Yugoslavian consulate in Chicago. The act appeared to be retaliation for a march on the American consulate in Zagreb by about 10 000 protesters against U S policy in Vietnam. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
U.S
Vietnam
Death Notices for Veglahn and Cole in La Crosse
Ruben P. Veglahn 58 of 203 S. 16th St. dies Dec 20 in local hospital. WWII veteran, Trane Co. employee, IAM Lodge 21 member, director of Trane Credit Union, bowling 700 Club. Survived by widow Melinda, siblings Freda A. Garske, Lillian Albrecht, Ernst Veglahn. Services Friday 2 p.m. at First Evangelical Lutheran. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Memorials urged to church or Luther High. Lillian C. Cole 57 of R J De Soto dies Dec 20 in local hospital. Born Chicago April 2 1909. AAUW member. Survived by husband Austin, children Nancy, Alan, Bruce, sister Ella Crown, brothers Henry Gordon and Arthur. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Sletten-McKee Funeral Home. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. No visitation.
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Ruben P. Veglahn
S. 16Th St
la Crosse
Trane Co
Lodge 21
International Association of Machinists
Trane Credit Union
Melinda
Freda A. Garske
Vernon
Lillian) Albrecht
Ernst Veglahn
Superior
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten- McKee
First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Luther High School
Lillian C. Cole
R. J. de Soto
Chicago
American Association of University Women
Austin
Nancy
Alan
Northbrook
Ill
Bruce
Einer
Ella) Crown
Oak Park
Henry Corydon
St. Augustine
Fla
Arthur
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sletten-McKee
Kenneth Knutson
Two Americans Convicted Of Viet Currency Violations
In Saigon a Vietnamese special court convicted Paul L. Bennett of Kong, NC and Meril V. Brown of Massillon, Ohio, of currency violations. They were sentenced to five years and jailed in Chi Hoa Prison with fines totaling 36,850 dollars. No appeal is allowed. Both men worked for RMK BRJ and Sealand Transportation in Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Paul L. Bennett
Kong, N.C
Rmk-Brj
Meril V. Brown
Massillon
Ohio
Sealand Transportation Co
Vietnam
Bennett
Brown
Chi Hoa
Viet Cong Step Up Tax Bond Drives In South Vietnam
U S officials report Viet Cong expands war bond drives and taxes to fund its war effort in South Vietnam. The National Liberation Front raises about 40 percent of its budget from bonds, 40 percent from roadblock taxes, and 20 percent from outside Vietnam. Family bond payments range 7 000 to 10 000 piasters. Civilian budget is about 7 million dollars yearly with military budget roughly three times higher.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Christmas Blues Hit Many During Holiday Season
New York AP reports psychoanalyst Dr. Harold Greenwald says more people are low in spirits this holiday season. He cites anxiety for the lonely and separated, war and economy worries, and the pressure of costly gifts amid a season of shopping and Stock-taking.
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New York
Harold Greenwald
Greenwald
Great Lakes 1966 Shipping Season Ends at Soo Locks
The Great Lakes shipping season closed at 1 15 p m CST Tuesday with the Soo locks ending the year 103 670 840 tons passing through the locks the highest since 1957 The final vessels were the Montrealais a 730 foot grain carrier loaded with 20 889 tons of wheat for Port McNicoll Ontario and Beavercliffe Hall en route to Sarnia Ont The Everett on a 482 foot ship would stay in Sarnia for the winter
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Sault Ste. Marie
Beavercliffe Hall
Sarnia
Ont
Ontario
Wee Bonnie dolls sale at Thomas Markos Store
Local retailer Thomas Markos Store at 712 Mississippi advertises Wee Bonnie dolls with a 10 percent discount. Watkins brand vanilla spices cosmetics and related items are also offered. contact number is 784 2692.
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Thomas Markos
Mississippi
Watkins
Silence during holidays blamed for a rise in calls
Greenwald notes a holiday uptick in calls for therapy as professionals report a surge in family crisis concerns. Psychotherapists across groups observe similar trends with the approach of Christmas highlighting noncommunication and barriers to talk.
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