U S and Cambodia Begin Talks on War Policy
UPI reports in Phnom Penh that U S presidential envoy Chester Bowles opened talks with Cambodian officials ahead of a high level meeting. Premier Son Sann briefed Prince Norodom Sihanouk on Bowles discussions as talks focus on potential pursuit of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces into Cambodian border sanctuaries. Bowles arrived with advisers and sought approval for overflights to move diplomatic mail from Bangkok, marking a thaw in relations after earlier U S flight ban.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
U.S
Chester Bowles
Neutra Southeast Asian
Vietnam
Son Sann
Norodom Sihanouk
Bowles
India
Sihanouk
Cambodian
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Panther mauls model during circus photo session
In Manchester England a black panther mauled model Drusilla Robinson during a cage photo shoot with three panthers and five leopards. Trainer Dick Chipperfield and staff restrained the animal as doctors treated facial injuries and prepared rabies and infection injections.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Drusilla Robinson
Dick Chipperfield
Miss Robinson
Edward Peters Promoted to Specialist Four in Korea
Southern Nevada report notes Edward W. Peters, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Williams of Las Vegas, promoted to Spec Four. A 1963 Rancho High School graduate, he enlisted Aug 15 1966, trained at Ft Bliss, Texas, then radio operator school. Arrived overseas May 8 1967 at Brookyn Site Pusan Korea. He worked at the Hacienda Hotel before induction.
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Edward W. Peters
Clarence E. Williams
Las Vegas
Edward Is
Rancho High School
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Brooklyn Site
Pusan
Korea
Pennsylvania declares universal county mental health policy
Harrisburg announces state policy that public mental health and mental retardation services must be available in all counties. The state will cover up to 90 percent of local program costs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
LBJ Urges Support to Stabilize Dollar and Payments Balance
President Johnson appealed to industrial leaders at a Dallas area event to back his plan to keep 3 billion dollars in the United States and curb the balance of payments deficit seen at 3.5 to 4 billion for 1967. He warned the deficit threatens the dollar and world monetary stability. Johnson spoke via Secretary Fowler as he remained at his Texas ranch. Jean Rey of Belgium to meet Johnson February 8 to discuss European payments problems.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Johnson
United States
U. S
Washington
Industrial Payroll Savings Bond Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Texas
U.S
Europe
Texas White House
Jean Rey
Belgium
Commission of the European Communities
Common Market
Sweden grants asylum to four U S Navy deserters
Sweden with no political motive grants humanitarian asylum to four U S Navy deserters from the Intrepid after a Japan visit on Oct. 23 amid Vietnam war protests. The four sailors Richard Bailey John Barilla Michael Lindner and Craig Anderson may stay indefinitely provided they refrain from political activity.
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Stockholm
UPS
Sweden
U. S. Navy
Aliens Commission
Intrepid
Japan
Richard Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
John Barilla
Catonsville
Michael Lindner
Mount Pocono
Craig Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Delta Rice Bowl Key to War Says U.S. General
Brig. Gen. William R. Desobry, U.S. adviser in the Mekong Delta, says allied forces hold the upper hand in the rice bowl south of Saigon. He estimates 80,000 Viet Cong with 20,000 main fighters, but says momentum and trained troops matter than numbers, and predicts one to two years to a favorable military situation.
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Saigon
UPI
William R. Desobry
U.S
Mekong Delta
Rice Bowl
Delta
Desobry
Vietnam
Mekong River
South Vietnam
Food service expand in United States market value and reach
Food service in the United States is valued at about 28 billion dollars annually and involves more than 115 million individual consumer transactions daily. Food is available in 367000 establishments, with 93 percent being public eating places.
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Chicago
Lome
Unite States
Alaska Sale: United States Buy from Russia for 7.2 Million
The territory of Alaska was transferred from Russia to the United States for seven million two hundred thousand dollars. The purchase marked a major expansion of U.S. territory and established American governance over the distant land.
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Alaska
United States
Russia
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