U S Resumes Normal Contacts With Greece
The United States resumes normal diplomatic contacts with Greece and formally recognizes the ruling military junta. Ambassador Talbot meets Foreign Minister Pipinelis, stating this marks a resumption of normal relations. Britain also reconsiders its stance as King Constantine remains in exile.
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Athens
United States
Greece
U.S
Philips Talbot
Panagiotis Pipinelis
Talbot
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Constantine
Rome
Turkey
NATO
State Department
Junta
Zoitakis
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Life Writer Will Lang Dies in Austria Skiing Trip
Will Lang, 54, veteran Life magazine correspondent and former head of its domestic and foreign news bureaus, died Sunday while skiing with his wife and daughter in Austria. He joined Life in 1937.
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New York
Will Lang
Life Magazine
Life
Austria
Lang
German Peace Group Urges GIs To Desert
West Germany's Socialist Students' Federation claims influence among about 250000 U S troops and cites desertions to Sweden and France as campaign successes. Leader Karl Dieter Wolff says followers discuss options and aims to avoid illegal calls, while Army officials dispute the impact and list 365 desertions counted since 1965.
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Gis
Hanns Neuerbourg
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
German Socialist Students’ Federation
Sweden
France
Karl Dieter Wolff
Federation
Alabama Welfare Rule Upheld by Supreme Court
Alabama officials won Supreme Court review of a federal ruling that the substitute father welfare regulation is unconstitutional. The decision preserves the immediate effect of keeping 15,000 to 20,000 children off welfare rolls while the broader case remains under review.
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Washington
Alabama
Supreme Court
Deep South
District of Columbia
Montgomery
Labor Leader Homer Martin Dies at 66 in Los Angeles
Homer Martin former Baptist preacher and first president of the United Auto Workers died at 66 in Los Angeles while en route to San Francisco. He led the UAW from 1936 to 1940 during its early strike years and later served as a labor counselor in California.
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Los Angeles
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
San Francisco
Martin
Michigan
Tulare
Kings County
Protest Backlash Boosts Dow Recruiting On Campus
Dow Chemical interviewed about 45 Wisconsin engineering students this year, hiring three, after a protest backlash followed an October sit in that injured about 70 people. Prof. James Marks notes Dow’s turnout matched only by GM, attributing success to student resistance to protest tactics.
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James Marks
Dow
General Motors
Marks
HEW cuts university building funds in first half year
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare trims its spending by 550 million dollars in the first half of the year, hitting college and university building aid hardest. Construction funds for health teaching facilities also fall sharply, with hospital construction largely spared.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Wausau Tops Wisconsin in National Fire Prevention Contest
Wausau was the state winner in the National Fire Protection Association contest with Wauwatosa runner up and Stevens Point third in Wisconsin. Honorable mentions went to Sheboygan, Marinette, Antigo, Hawkins and Mosinee as Wausau ranked 16th overall and 3rd in 20 000 to 49 999 population class. Philadelphia won the Grand Award.
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Boston
Wausau
Wisconsin
National Fire Protection Association
Wauwatosa
Stevens Point
Sheboygan
Marinette
Antigo
Hawkins
Mosinee
Philadelphia
Corrigan, 86, Surgeon and First U S Ambassador to Venezuela
Dr Francis Patrick Corrigan 86 longtime surgeon and diplomat died Sunday He served as the United States first ambassador to Venezuela in 1938 and after World War II remained active in United Nations affairs
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Trumbull, Conn
Francis Patrick Corrigan
Corrigan
Venezuela
United Nations
Army Staff Sgt Murray Van Lone Dies in Vietnam
Kenosha AP reports Army Staff Sgt Murray Van Lone aged 25 died of wounds in Vietnam on January 20. His family was notified Monday by the Defense Department.
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Presto
University of Michigan
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Paris
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US Circuit Court
Chicago
William Epton
Epton
Progressive Labor Party
Harlem
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ULE
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S. Fourth St
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Cadillac, Inc
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