Cambodia Aids Viet Cong Attacks Alleges South Viet Nam
South Viet Nam Defense Ministry charged Cambodian troops and gun boats aided Viet Cong guerrillas in two border attacks near Chau Doc Province. A Vietnamese patrol near the border suffered three dead and one wounded from mortar fire, and Cambodian boats attacked an outpost killing a soldier. Phnom Penh says talks with India and the U.S. focus on halting aggression and will not discuss borders or U.S. aid. Sihanouk warned relations would be cut if Cambodia is attacked again. A U.S. pilot in a crashed aircraft survived. a Vietnamese observer is missing. Buddhist leaders hint at renewed self immolation protests against Premier Tran Van Huong, recalling 1963 protests that helped topple Diem.
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NAACP Meeting Set in Plymouth Church Friday
Lawrence NAACP chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p m Friday at Plymouth Congregational Church. Agenda includes a housing film Property Values and Race a discussion on letter writing campaigning a home visitation program and election of branch officers.
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Leavenworth Band to Represent Kansas in Inaugural Parade
Leavenworth High School marching band, 110 members, was chosen to represent Kansas in the presidential inaugural parade in Washington on January 20. The Board of Education voted Monday night to accept the invitation from the inaugural committee after a recommendation by Maurice Martin, Democratic state chairman.
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Canadian Separatists Loud But Most Citizens For Unity
A Canadian report notes Quebec separatists make noise but most Canadians favor unity. Prime Minister Pearson seeks constitutional modernization called cooperative federalism, with Lesage backing. The French speaking minority’s recognition is debated, while English backlash grows amid terrorism and protests. Leaders diverge on Diefenbaker and a new flag. Public polls show limited secession belief.
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Ontario Conservative cites Balkanization risk in tariff plan
In a recent Ontario Conservative Association meeting the speaker argued the proposed amendments would Balkanize Canada by allowing provinces to set their own tariffs immigration laws and monetary policy. He claimed Liberals push the changes to gain votes and warned of a loose association of states. Next The American shadow.
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Carrier Undergoes Test in Newport News
The USS America, the nation’s newest aircraft carrier, heads seaward for preliminary acceptance trials. The ship earned high praise during builder’s trials completed on November 20.
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Reich Proposes Wheat Price Plan in Europe
BRUSSELS AP West Germany offers to cut its wheat price from 3.20 to 2.99 a bushel starting July 1967 if the Common Market pays German farmers 525 million over three years to offset losses. France urges talks as the six-nation group pushes price harmonization. The commission had proposed 2.91 a bushel with 140 million first-year aid. West Germany seeks 175 million annually.
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Conductor Arrested for Hunting Pheasants From Train
Ir Dixon AP James Liston Lee County conservation officer acted after learning a hunter shot a pheasant from a railroad train on Saturday. The report notes an unconventional hunter used the moving train to pursue game, triggering the arrest.
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FASTEETH Powder Promises Firm False Teeth Hold
An improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth from sliding or rocking. It is alkaline, does not sour, and claims to eliminate plate odor breath with no gummy taste. Available as FASTEETH.
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