U S minds extend Viet Cease Fire seek peace talks
The United States keeps an open mind on extending the four day lunar new year cease fire in Vietnam. State Department says it will see if Communist guns stay silent, while Viet Cong call for seven days. U N Ambassador Goldberg to visit South Vietnam as Humphrey urges restraint.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
South Vietnam
U. S
Associated Press
Wilfred Burchett
North Vietnam
Burchett
East Berlin
Korea
Cambodia
Hanoi
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
North
Russia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
London
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
Goldberg
Hubert H. Humphrey
International Development Conference
Saigon
Triple murder discovered in Oklahoma town
In Hammon, Oklahoma, former officer Felix Fesmire Sr., his 10 year old son Bucky, and teen acquaintance Roy Thomas were found dead from a shotgun blast and beating stabbings. Felix Fesmire Jr., 18, was arrested for questioning after being located near Cheyenne.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Felix Fesmire Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Felix Fesmire Sr
Bucky
Roy Franklin Thomas
Felix Jr
Roger Mills
Leon Gilliland
Cheyenne
Texas Panhandle
Fesmire
Thomas
Ina May Thomas
Elk City
Bucky Fesmire
Drennan
Texas
Reagan Birthday Cake Vanishes In Sacramento
California Governor Ronald Reagan turned 56 on Tuesday as officials report ten percent of his birthday cake, and likewise ten percent of the candles, were missing. The gesture came as he proposed a ten percent cut in state budgets.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Hedy Lamarr Sued Over Copyright Lifts in Biographical Book
Los Angeles AP report says actress Hedy Lamarr faces a federal lawsuit alleging she copied material from magazine articles and her autobiography Ecstasy and Me. Writer Gene Ringgold filed the suit, naming Lamarr, Leo Guild, Macfadden-Bartell Corp Bartholomew House and two executives as defendants with damages sought.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Ecstasy
Gene Ringgold
Ringgold
Screen Facts
Miss Lamarr
Leo Guild
Macfadden-Bartell Corp
Bartholomew House
Maddox presents new image and hopes for Negroes
In four weeks as Georgia governor Lester Maddox touts a new image and broad appeal. He defends his segregationist actions as protests against federal power while pledging a conservative, inclusive government. He welcomes all to his office on Little People’s Day and plans open access on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Five Women Trainers at Bowie Racecourse Meet
At Bowie Maryland race track a present meet features five women trainers. The remark suggests women can train both husbands and thoroughbreds, underscoring a growing gender role in horse racing.
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Bowie, Md
Two Instructors Added In Enrollment Increase
Kansas University adds two part time instructors to the William Allen White School of Journalism due to rising enrollment in advertising. Robert W. Doores, KU journalism member 1949 52 and local business owner, will teach elements of advertising as 300 students enroll in two sections this spring. Stew art Newlin, former Wellington Daily News publisher and now KU Endowment Association editorial assistant, will teach public relations freeing Prof. James E. Dykes to focus on advertising sequence courses.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
Robert W. Doores
Stewart Newlin
Doores
Lawrence
Newlin
Wellington Daily News
KU Endowment Association
James E. Dykes
Lomax Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruelty in Hollywood
Los Angeles based author Louis Lomax, 44, is sued for divorce by wife Wanda Lomax, 34, on cruelty grounds. The complaint filed in Superior Court cites a past incident when Mrs Lomax received treatment for a cut lip at Hollywood Receiving Hospital last October after she said Lomax struck her. The couple wed in April 1965.
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Los Angeles
Louis Lomax
Wanda
Superior Court
Lomax
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
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