Soviet profit plan extends to five Ukrainian factories
Izvestia reports a Liberman style profit experiment expanding to five Lvov area plants in Ukraine including a footwear firm a television plant a clothes factory a motor vehicle plant and a mine. The aim is to boost efficiency with profits as a key gauge and to grant more local production control with bonuses tied to profits while avoiding warehouse build ups and maintaining consumer focus.
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Moscow
UPI
Izvestia
Ukraine
Experiment
Lvov
Liberman
Voice From Dead Christmas Tragedy in Viet Nam Return
Oklahoma City widow Christened by loss after telegram from the Defense Department confirms the death of James R. Hagen of Wiscon sin while serving in Viet Nam. Hagen was killed by a terrorist bomb in Saigon as he helped establish Viet Nam's first dental school. His wife Mrs Hagen awaited his return as she marked her 42nd birthday on Christmas Day. The Army secretary expressed deep regret.
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James R. Hagen
Wisconsin
Saigon
Viet Nam
Hagen
Hagens
Ft. Benning
States
Oklahoma
Riot at Hollywood Palladium disrupts Welk show
A riot at the Hollywood Palladium followed a dispute over pay causing a concert interruption. About 200 officers responded as fans damaged the club, three people were treated for minor injuries, and two men were booked for disturbing the peace. Damage was estimated as high as ten thousand dollars.
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Hollywood Palladium
Lawrence Welk
Sunset Boulevard
Bobby
Blue) Bland
Bland
Trate
William Whitehurst, Jr
Lucius Greenwood
Sunset
Vine
Palladium
Welk
Doc MacWright
Hi-Fidelity, Inc
Christmas carpenters in Mississippi report firing incident
In Ripley Mississippi white Northern students rebuilding a burned Negro church said a white man fired on them but the sheriff found only firecrackers. The group from Oberlin College faced hostility as civil rights workers cited other holiday racial incidents including a Molotov firebombing in Indianola with no injuries.
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Ripley
Miss
UPT
Northern College
Wayne Mauney
Elsie Bell Grosvenor Daughter of Bell Dies at 4
Elsie May Grosvenor, daughter of Alexander Graham Bell and wife of Gilbert Grosvenor, longtime NatGeo chairman, died in Bethesda Maryland at Wild Acres. She was 4 and death cited heart disease and old age. Funeral plans pending.
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Washington
UPI
Elsie May Bell Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
FSI
Alexander Graham Bell
Queen Victoria
London
Fish May
Gilbert Grosvenor
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Furope
Still Deadlocked in Italian President Ballot as Nenni Leads
In Rome the Parliament failed to elect on the 18th ballot with Pietro Nenni gaining 380 votes, 102 short of a majority. Giuseppe Saragat received 311 votes amid divided Christian Democrat support. next ballot scheduled, despite dissidents ignoring urging to back Saragat. Nenni drew backing from his party and the Communists.
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Nenni
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Aldo Moro
Socialists
Jail Actor Tommy Kirk Bailed After Marijuana Arrest
Actor Tommy Kirk was booked on suspicion of marijuana possession after a Christmas Day arrest at a Hollywood home where nine people were detained. Kirk, who used the name Thomas Harvey Kirk, was released on $1,100 bail and faces arraignment in Los Angeles Municipal Court on December 30.
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Hollywood
UPI
Tommy Kirk
Kirk
David B. Barnard
Thomas Harvey Kirk
Los Angeles
More Talking On Dock Crisis
A federal go-between will return to Galveston for further talks with shippers and longshoremen on the Gulf Coast dock contract dispute. A joint session is planned for Tuesday as west Gulf docks remain mostly idle amid holiday quiet and Houston rail strikes reduce freight movement.
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Galveston, Tex
UPI
Gulf Coast
Galveston
West Gulf District
New Orleans
Brownsville
Tex
Houston
Tidal wave damage reported in Indian Ocean islands and Asia
Reports from multiple regions detail devastation from natural disasters and political upheaval. In Dhanu shkodi three thousand marooned and at least five killed by a tidal wave, while northern Ceylon reels from massive cyclone deaths. Che Guevara arrives in Mali after Algeria visit, and tremors shake Oshima Island near Tokyo. Congo politics see tribal chiefs backing Munongo against elections delay. Yemeni cabinet resignations plunge the country into a new crisis. Sudanese border arms dealings fuel rebel support amid regional tension.
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Madras
India
UPI
Dhanushkodi
Ceylon
Rameshwaram
Elisabethville, the Congo
Godefroid Munongo
Munongo
Mead and Shea wed in Our Lady of Perpetual Health ceremony
Linda Lee Mead Miss America 1960 married Dr. John Shea Jr in a formal ceremony at Our Lady of Perpetual Health Catholic Church in German town. Mead is the daughter of Herbert J. Mead of Natchez. her mother Magdalyn Mead died in January 1960 while Mead toured as Miss America.
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Memphis, Tenn
Upl
Linda Lee Mead
John Shea Jr
Our Lady of Perpetual Health Catholic Church
Germantown
Shea
Herbert J. Mead
Natchez
Magdalyn Mead
U. S. Steel Raises Steel Prices Across Carbon and Galvanized Flat
UPI reports U. S. Steel Corp. boosted carbon and high strength galvanized steel by six dollars per ton, joining Republic Inland and Granite City with similar hikes. Other producers kept a wait‑and‑see stance despite President Johnson urging price restraint.
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Johnson
Urged Student Pilot Faces Drunk Flying Charges
Jonesboro Louisiana police report Eddie F E Robison 28 of Hodge charged with drunken flying after taking a training plane from Jonesboro airport without permission. He flew about an hour before crashing on landing injuring no one seriously. The Aero Club plane belonged to Robins Air Force Base. theft charges under FAA review.
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New York
UPI
Janice Wylie
Emil Holffert
Manhattan
Frank D. Hogan
New York Daily News
George Whimore Jr
Misses Wylie and
Hoffert
Upper Fast Side
Jonesboro
Eddie FE. Robison
Robison
Hodge la
Jack Parish
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Pohlson
Sheriff's Office
Jonesboro Field
Aero Club
Robins Air Force Base
Macon Ga
Airmar IC
Ramsey
Robson
Sheriff's Department
Flying Grandfather claims long Atlantic flight record
Max Conrad the 61-year-old pilot known as Flying Grandfather completed a solo trans Atlantic trip totaling 7,990 miles but needed about 19,000 miles flown to reach the record. He landed in St. Petersburg after leaving Cape Town and deviating toward New Orleans before returning to the St. Petersburg Clearwater International Airport.
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ST. Petersburg
Filia
UPI
Max Conrad
Cape Town
South Africa
New Orleans
Conrad
Gulf
St. Petersburg Clearwater International
Obituary for Leona Mae Munkers 1886 State
Leona Mae Munkers 78 died Wednesday at home services scheduled 11 am tomorrow at Bunker Brothers Chapel Golden Memories burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Hendrickson to officiate born January 29 1886 in Grand Ronde Oregon lived in the area nine years resident of 1909 Maxwell North Las Vegas real estate broker member of Fadrn Star survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Cappage Seattle Washington Note deceased listed with memorial details and immediate survivor.
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Bunker Brothers
Golden Memories
Woodlawn
Hendrickson
Munkers
Grand Ronde
Ore
Maxwell
Las Vegas
Fadern Star
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