Humphrey Appeals for Japan Help During Asia Swing
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Tokyo for an 18 hour layover en route to Ferdinand Marcos inauguration. He asks Japan for help and advice on shared aims and Viet Nam policy, meeting Prime Minister Sato and Foreign Minister Shiina and signaling frank talks ahead.
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Area native Marion Neprud dies in Milwaukee hospital
Marion Neprud, a former chief of community services in the Public Housing Administration, died Sunday morning in a Milwaukee hospital after retirement in Washington D C Her career spanned the Resettlement Administration WAVEs and PHA, with service in seven regional offices She is survived by two brothers Nels and Carl and a sister Maud Otjen Services will be Thursday at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery
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Maud) Otjen
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R. J. Verle
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Prewedding Guests See Fords Go By
In New York at the Delmonico Hotel Anne Ford’s prewedding party drew 400 plus guests led by Henry Ford II and Anne McDonnell Ford. Bridegroom Giancarlo Uzielli and Cristina Ford were present as security kept the event private before a civil ceremony later that day at Mrs. McDonnell Ford’s Fifth Avenue apartment.
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Delmonico Hotel
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Yale Professor Lynd Leads Trip to Hanoi Amid Viet Nam Talks
Staughton Lynd a Yale professor and Viet Nam peace advocate travels to Hanoi with two Americans to meet North Viet Nam and Viet Cong leaders. The delegation, linked to Viet Report magazine, faces possible federal penalties for unauthorized travel.
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Viet Report
Aldermen Seek Outside Judge After Prejudice Affidavit
La Crosse Common Council members filed an affidavit of prejudice against Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud in a dispute with city media. They asked for a new judge and submitted the document to Clerk of Court Carl Schnick, with a supplemental request to appoint a replacement. Neprud had issued a restraining order blocking newsmen from a caucus, which the aldermen postponed indefinitely and directed the city attorney to seek lifting in court.
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Viking platoon begins eight weeks of Marine boot camp
At San Diego Marine depot 84 volunteers form a Viking platoon named after the Minnesota Vikings. The group includes 48 from Minnesota, 22 from North Dakota and 14 from Wisconsin and will train at the depot and Camp Pendleton. Vice President Humphrey sent a message praising their service. Two Vikings players, Jim Prestel and Ed Sharockman, gave a send-off at Minneapolis airport.
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Road Toll Of 720 Is Called A Disaster
Chicago report notes 720 traffic deaths over a three day Christmas weekend, the highest ever for any holiday period. The National Safety Council called the toll a national disaster, surpassing the 706 record for the 102 hour 1960s holiday.
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Hope Delivers Picture of Twins to Yank in Viet Nam
Comedian Bob Hope presented Spec. 4 Bryan H. OConnell of Studio City California with a photo of his twins born in November. The moment came during a show for 7 000 troops of the 1st Cavalry Air Mobile Division at An Khe Viet Nam as Hope coaxed the raindrops away with a golf club joke.
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Bryan H. O'Connell
Studio City
Calif
Saigon
U S Extends Moratorium On B52 Raids
U S extend moratorium on B52 raids. The move keeps U S air strikes paused as officials review policy amid ongoing military operations and reassess regional threats. Government sources indicate no immediate resumption date.
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Viet Cong to observe Tet cease fire in four day halt
Viet Cong announced a four day cease fire for Tet starting Jan 20 at 12:01 a.m. in Vietnam. The move comes as the US extends its air war moratorium on North Vietnam for a fourth day. The broadcast said Viet Cong would stop attacking during the lunar New Year festival.
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Viet Nam
Viet Cong cease fire details shadow Tet signals
The Viet Cong offer to allow soldiers and civilians to observe Tet is tied to unspecified "practical regulations" by their military command. U.S. and South Vietnamese pilots paused air operations. however combat sorties against Viet Cong positions continued. Officials weigh the cease fire amid uncertain reactions from Saigon and Hanoi.
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Liberation Front
Administration Held Up Truce Violation News
AP report from Saigon details a Christmas truce information blackout. Washington delayed release of alleged violations, with the U S command enforcing cleared communications and a Marine mortar attack later labeled a misunderstanding.
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Viet Nam
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Tomahawk Youth Dies in Puerto Rico Road Crash
John E. Jones 19 of Tomahawk Wis fell victim to a highway accident near San Juan Puerto Rico while riding a motor scooter. A UW Madison sophomore, he was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Jones and was spending a holiday vacation with a friend. Authorities reported the scooter was struck by a car.
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John E. Jones
Tomahawk
San Juan
Puerto
Fanfani Quits Over Viet Peace Feelers Row
Italian Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani offered his resignation amid criticism of his involvement in a supposed North Vietnamese peace overture that Hanoi later disavowed. Prime Minister Aldo Moro refused to accept, citing solidarity and the ongoing probe by Parliament.
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Moro
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Florence
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Borghese
Oil Rig Sea Gem Disaster Kills Five In North Sea
In Grimsby England five crewmen died when the 5600 ton Sea Gem oil rig capsized in the North Sea near the Humber estuary. Nineteen survived as search efforts continued for four to five missing. The tragedy delays plans to pipe natural gas from under the sea to British industry by 1967. The Sea Gem had made a sizable strike in September and the government holds a majority stake in the company.
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