Women Peace Delegates Fly to Hanoi From Moscow
Four American women from diverse peace groups left Moscow by Soviet Aeroflot for Hanoi to witness wartime damages and meet Ho Chi Minh and captured U N pilots. Invited by the North Vietnamese Women’s Union, they aim to assess villages schools hospitals and prisoners and report back to families.
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UPI
U. S. Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U. S
Ho Chi Minh
Patricia Grisca
N. Y
Griffiths
Moscow Sheremetievo
Peking
Women’s Union of
Haiphong
Barbara Deming
Cape Cod
Mass
Deming
Liberation Magazine
White House Denies Johnson Tax Increase Plan
The Texas White House called Newsweek's report that President Johnson planned a five percent across-the-board tax hike next year completely unfounded. Press Secretary George Christian said Johnson has told the American people everything, as he met with advisers including Gardner Ackley and planned discussions with Charles L. Schultz.
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Senator Long
Congressman Mills
Christian
Tragedy Stuns Bogota Bound Flight Near El Dorado Airport
A Aerocondor Boeing propeller craft crashed near a lake west of El Dorado airport killing four Americans and Bogota natives. Captain Taylor Chasel and co pilot P H Utire died. Survivors include Carlos Pulido who described flames before the dive. The crash foul play ruled out. cause under Civil Aeronautics Board review.
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Raymond Biller
Miami
Indiana
el Dorado Airport
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bogota
Carlos Pulido
Pulido
Aerocondor
Gustavo Lopez
American Defector Seeks Return to United States
Harold M. Koch a former Chicago priest who defected to the Soviet Union says he wants to return to the United States settle down and perhaps marry He plans to visit his ailing father and initiate life back in Chicago after Christmas Koch 35 says he left the church and now seeks an ordinary life while defending his right to free speech and neutrality in views on U.S. Vietnam policy and poverty programs.
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Lund
Sweden
UPI
Harold M. Koch
Chicago
West
Soviet Union
United States
Koch
U.S
International House
Communists Hit by U S and South Vietnamese Firepower
Reports from the North Vietnam front describe heavy Communist tolls as U S Air Force and Marine jets strike targets around the DMZ and southern routes. B52s pound northern positions while propaganda leaflets drop in Hanoi and the Red River Valley. In the Mekong Delta, Viet Cong weapons factory uncovered with four guerrillas killed and 11 captured.
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Hanoi-Red River Valley
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Trooper Rayner Shot Dead Near Greensburg Kentucky
Indiana State Police trooper Rayner died after a gunfight in Kentucky. Blodgett described a raid suspect trio firing on the patrol car as they fled. Sprinkle died, Collins fled, ballistics planned. Rayner served nine years with the force in the Connersville district.
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Rayner
Collins
Greensburg
Indiana State Police
Connersville
Brewing Heir in High Court Death Case Ties to Ireland
The brewing heir perished amid a high court case about missing children. His husband reportedly fled with the children to Ireland. The 2 15 minute hearing closed without a public outcome. The subject, a lifelong sports car enthusiast, had ties to Dublin Paris and London social scenes. His mother Oonagh Guinness married thrice, with the latest marriage ending last year. Police sought Lady Oranmore and Browne in Ireland to inform her of the death.
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Brown
Dublin
Paris
London
Belgravia District
Nicky
Oranmore
Browne
Ireland
Harris Survey Shows Varied White Attitudes on Civil Rights
The Harris survey finds Martin Luther King viewed differently by educated and uneducated whites. The data show higher sympathy among affluent, educated whites than among lower income groups. The report notes the contrast with other Harris surveys and describes the reactions of the Negro community.
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Martin Luther King
Harris
America
Attitudes Shift Within Negro Leadership Claims Study
A Louis Harris survey shows growing criticism of Powell and Carmichael from within the African American community while King draws more negative responses among middle income Negroes. The study notes leaders must balance white disapproval with Negro loyalty, a dynamic highlighted by the King contrast.
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Carmichael
King
Suspect In Two Killings Brought Back
Denver police returned 25 year old drifter Thomas Julius Sergent to Colorado from Michigan. He arrived with two U.S. marshals after 2 pm and was jailed for the night at Denver county jail. Officers planned to transfer him to Silverton the next day on double murder charges.
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UPI
Thomas Julius Sergent
Colorado
Sergent
San Juan County
Silverton
Michigan
Milton D. Moeller
Phoenix
Ariz
Moellers
Lime Creek
San Juan National Forest
Disney Kingdom Continues After Walt Death at Disneyland Parade
Disney's Christmas Fantasy on Parade at Disneyland drew near capacity crowds as the show continues after Walt Disney's death. The TV program Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color aired with a brief obituary segment and a two minute tribute by Dick Van Dyke.
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UPI
Disneyland
Disney
Anaheim
Calif
Chet Huntley
Dick van Dyke
Julie Andrews
Tear Gas Evades Airnert as Bomb Found at Terminal
A bomb found under a seat at Airnert prompted evacuation after fumes from dynamite spread via the terminal air system. Police investigated with little to go on while some flights were delayed. The device, inside a shoe box, contained four sticks of dynamite and a clock mechanism.
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James L. Williams
Williams
Estes
China Says Soviet Blame Shared for Hanoi Bombings
New China News Agency in Tokyo said the Soviet Union should share blame for U S bombings of Hanoi. It reported North Vietnam embassies damaged and urged joint action by Chinese civilians and Red Guard against U S imperialism.
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UPI
China
Soviet Union
Hanoi
U.S
New China
Romania
Saigon
Washington
Red Chinese Army
Peking
Shanghai
Chengtu
Shenyang
Sian
Red Guard
New China Report
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Vietnam
High Court Gets Appeal For Freedom
Kellar moves for a writ to free the name entirely or set bail. Clark County District Attorney Ted Marshall argued during Howard's initial arraignment after arrest and preliminary hearing on Nov 2. Mrs Howard is set for trial Jan 11 before District Judge Tom O'Donnell. her husband faces trial Jan 3.
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Howard's Int
Kellar
Howard
Tom O'Donnell
Three Teens Shot at Birthday Party in Missouri
In St Louis area, three teens Gary Ratlif 17 Joseph Michaels 17 and Michael Tinsley 18 died when a group tried to crash a private clubhouse birthday party near Allenton Missouri. A fourth teen Steve Schroeder 16 was critically wounded and four people were arrested including Richard Otis 21 and Daniel McNamee of Pacific Missouri on suspicion of murder.
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Michael Tinsley
St. Louis
Steve Schroeder
Richard Otis
Daniel McNamee
Pacific
McNamee
Otis
Michaels
Allenton
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