Dayan Eyes Mideast Peace If Big Powers Stay Out
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan told an AP report that if major powers stay out of the Middle East Israel could reach peace with the Arabs. He spoke amid a Rasfi party convention and ahead of talks with Jordanian officials and a Cairo visit.
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White House Christmas Tree Redecorates for Holiday Season
President Johnson returns to the White House to find a 16 and a half foot blue spruce in the Blue Room. The tree, grown by Howard M. Cowan of Portage County Ohio, is adorned with 8000 ornaments and 4000 lights and will be seen by visitors as the White House opens after a four day wedding shutdown. Johnson family plans Christmas at the White House for the first time, ending the Texas LBJ Ranch tradition.
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Six lawmen arrested on narcotics charges in New York
A federal narcotics agent and five lawmen including three New York City detectives were indicted on selling narcotics. Charles W. Kelly Raymond Imp Marvin Moskowitz Cleophus Robinson were charged with cocaine sales in Mineola Bronx and Harlem. Frank Dolce Jack Gohde faces narcotics trafficking links on Long Island.
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Graham Cancels Crusades for Recovery Through April 1968
Evangelist Billy Graham, on doctors orders, has canceled all engagements including major crusades to focus on recovery from pneumonia. A staff member confirmed the hiatus through April 1968, with plans to resume activities thereafter.
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Canadian Minister Urges U S Peace Gamble in Vietnam
Canadian Foreign Secretary Paul Martin urged the United States to risk as much for peace in Vietnam as it has risked for war. He spoke in Brussels before 14 foreign ministers gathered with NATO in the council session alongside Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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