Soviet leaders urge U.S. Vietnam pullout in year end appeals
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and Patriarch Alexius called for an immediate end to military actions in Vietnam and the withdrawal of all foreign troops. Kosygin said the United States must stop aggression to achieve peace in 1968, while the Patriarch urged joint church efforts for peace and condemned war. Brezhnev also urged cessation of bombing and withdrawal of forces from Vietnam.
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Communist Party
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Laos
Southeast Asia
Russian defector Aziz Ulugzade gains asylum in Britain
New Delhi reports Aziz Ulugzade, a 28 year old Russian defector, flown to Britain after bypassing customs with Indian officials aid. He sought refuge at embassies before accepting Indian protection and departing under secrecy to avoid Soviet pressure and preserve relations with Moscow.
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India
Soviet Union
Sweden May Expel Sailors
Pravda cites reports that Sweden plans to expel four U.S. sailors who deserted their ship protesting U S policy in Vietnam. The move allegedly signals Swedish support for US actions, per the Communist party newspaper in Helsinki.
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Sweden
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Vietnam
Pravda
Stockholm
Communist Party
Helsinki
Swedish Aliens Commission
LV Show Says Real Egg at Holiday Spectacle
The Dunes Hotel admitted an egg was laid during its bare-bosomed extravaganza for about 900 holiday weekend guests. One of 72 pigeons released in the Casino de Paris finale landed on a ringside table, laid an egg in an ash tray, then returned to the stage for the curtain.
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Time Names Johnson Man of the Year for 1967
Time magazine picked President Lyndon B. Johnson as its Man of the Year for 1967, marking his 18th Time cover. The piece calls him the era’s central figure and notes the cover features a Lear-like caricature amid party strife.
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Time Magazine
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King Lear
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Ad
Wilbur D. Mills
White House
Lyndon Jonson
Marysville police hunt extremist actor after New Year threats
Police in Marysville California tripled patrols to catch an extremist actor who set off hazardous devices three times in four nights amid demands to release two marijuana suspects Donald L. Baker and Robert Yore. The suspect threatened a midnight blast. a big boom was heard but the location remains undetermined. Officers pursue several leads as residents report the latest incident near the city boundary.
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Calif
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Blevins
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Robert Yore
Utah Pilot Killed in Plane Crash Near Milford
Kenneth Strouse a 29 year old Cedar City pilot was found dead in a twin engine plane wreckage north of Milford Utah after an 18 hour search. The crash occurred east of the Cricket Mountains along the Union Pacific right of way at Bloom Junction about 40 miles north of Milford. Sixteen CAP volunteers conducted 28 search missions over southern Utah mountains after he was reported overdue at Provo airport Saturday night.
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Pope Upset By LBJ Visit
Newsweek says Johnson and Pope Paul did not share cordial talks. The pontiff appeared disturbed that the 24 hour Christmas truce could not be extended and bombing halted. Johnson said he must support U.S. troops. The pope asked Why in reply to his explanation.
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Ex Con Killed Cop Shot In Oregon Gun Battle
In Baker Oregon a state policeman was wounded in a highway gun duel with two ex cons. Daniel Clyde Death Jr. was killed. Galan Hall Clipson was critically wounded and later hospitalized in custody. The car, reported stolen, had just returned from Caldwell Idaho.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Humphrey Attends Liberia Inauguration Visit
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Monrovia to attend the sixth Liberian inauguration of President William V. S. Tubman. Tubman praised President Johnson as a bulldog leader while Humphrey, visiting with his wife, met officials and toured Abidjan.
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UPI
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African Republic
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U.S
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Ivory Coast
Felix Houphouet-Boigny
Tennessee
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Abidjan
Treichville
Florida Cops Seize Huge Dope Cache
Hialeah Florida police arrested seven men after an undercover raid yielded about 600 pounds of marijuana valued at at least 500000. The cache hidden in a truck panel ended a sprawling operation as officers chased down two suspects during a gunfire linked pursuit.
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Hialeah, Fla
UPI
Charles W. Murphy
Hialeah Police Department
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