Sailors From U S Nuclear Carrier Go Ashore In Japan
Sailors from the 75 000 ton Enterprise ashore in Sasebo Japan after violent protests eased. About 325 crew initially entered the base then relaxed in the city as 3000 more joined them. Police clashed with demonstrators injuring several. overall reception mixed with readiness to meet nuclear ships.
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Kasperak Undergoes Another Operation
Stanford AP says Mike Kasperak, 54, received a liver and intestinal bleed surgery after a heart transplant. Surgeon Dr. Oberhelman noted the heart function remained normal despite major stress on the liver and extensive blood transfusions. Kasperak stayed on the critical list as doctors cut the vagus nerve to reduce gastric secretions and planned a two day tube decompression. In Cape Town, Dr. Barnard reported Philip Blailberg, 58, making progress toward home by Feb 8.
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Thant urges bombing halt before Vietnam talks
United Nations Secretary General U Thant said there can be no Vietnam peace talks until North Vietnam halts bombing. He warned Hanoi would not reciprocate and voiced hope talks could begin within three to four weeks after a cessation. He noted no direct talks with Hanoi yet.
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Today in History highlights notable events
The Jan 19 history snapshot lists events from 1807 Robert E. Lee's birth to 1968 and 1956 UN Security Council actions. It also notes 1942 Burma invasion, 1965 Air Force Academy cheating report, migration shifts, and Powell investigation. It reflects a compact calendar of notable dates and figures.
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Man Woman Killed In Minnesota Traffic
Two suburban Minneapolis accidents claimed a man and a woman, raising Minnesota 1968 highway toll to 34. Arthur R. Miller, 52, Robbinsdale, died when his car left Minn 100 and hit a tree in Golden Valley. Marion Jorgenson, 50, Crystal, fatally injured after being struck while crossing Robbinsdale street. driver Julius Olson, 24, New Hope, identified.
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Arthur R. Miller
Robbinsdale
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Golden Valley
Marion Jorgenson
Crystall
Julius Olson
New Hope
Gross Demands Probe Of SBA Over Alaska Loan
Rep. H R Gross charges the Small Business Administration allowed Alaska Democrat L Donald Pruhs to pay off a high interest bank loan with a large disaster loan at 3 percent interest, far below the prior 8 percent rate. He urges a congressional investigation citing political influence and questions of loan structure and repayment.
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H. R. Gross
Small Business Administration
Alaska
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Pruhs
Fairbanks
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Hickel
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Gross
SBA
Robert C. Moot
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Bert Wheeler Dies Veteran Stage Comedian at 72
Bert Wheeler a longtime vaudeville and film comedian died of emphysema at age 72 in New York. He rose from a torn ankle child actor to a $1500 weekly headliner, starred in Ziegfeld Follies and 30 pictures with Robert Woolsey, then returned to stage radio and TV. Born April 17 1895 in Patterson he formed Bert and Betty Wheeler with his wife early in his career. a 1966 theater on Broadway was named for him and in later years he lived at The Lambs playing bridge and enjoying light but noted jinxes with fellow members.
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Bert Wheeler
Omaha
Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
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Nevada
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Paterson
Bert
Betty Wheeler
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Oyster Fleet Adapts as Sail Power Persists in Bay
The Chesapeake Bay oyster fleet remains the nation’s last to work under sail while motorized boats dredge only on Mondays and Tuesdays to harvest the famed bivalves.
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Colonel's Request for Liquor Probed
Samuel J. Archibald urged Army Secretary Resor to disclose a colonel's letter asking liquor lobbyists to donate 372 fifths of liquor and 20 bottles of wine for a Washington area Valentines Ball. The colonel's adjutant general ruled disclosure would serve no useful purpose, prompting Archibald to file an appeal under the freedom of information law.
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Ft. Myer
Washington
Ingerski
Resor
Army
California Recruits British Teachers for California Schools
London AP reports California seeks British teachers for Livermore schools with about 150 interviews set. Over 1,000 applications for roughly 20 openings, as McCarty and Martin interview 11 hours daily in London before traveling to Scotland and Northern England. Starting salary offered is $6,936 with hires paying own travel.
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California
James McCarty
Livermore
McCarty
Jackson J. Martin
Scotland
England
United States
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