Peace overture by Hanoi stirs hopes for talks
President Johnson seeks lines of inquiry through foreign governments to gauge North Vietnam readiness for prompt talks if bombing ends. Secretary Rusk says Hanoi may have shifted policy but notes ongoing fighting and a New Year cease-fire violation. Bowles to India to meet Sihanouk adds to peacemaking efforts as Hanoi probes a possible path to settlement.
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North
Dean Rusk
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Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
Vietnam
Sihanouk
Chester Bowle
India
Bowl
North Vietnam signals possible talks amid bombing halt debate
U S and foreign officials weigh Nguyen Duy Trinh's remarks that Hanoi will discuss relevant questions if the bombing stops. Some see narrowed conditions, others view it as propaganda. Reactions span New Delhi Ottawa and Saigon with questions on immediacy and scope of talks.
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Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen Duy Trinh
United States
Trinh
Washington
Hanoi
New Delhi
Ottawa
Tran van Do
Vietnam Victims Families Struggle With Funeral Costs
Washington AP survey shows families paid 300 to 700 dollars beyond government funeral allowances for Vietnam dead. Examples include Lance Cpl. Robert M. Carlozzi and others who exhausted college funds and savings. Officials note allowances vary by transport and burial type, with some cemeteries deeming 75 dollars sufficient for military coffin burials while civilian services cost more.
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Vietnam
Associated Press
Lance Cpl
Robert M. Carlozzi
Wheaton
Arlington National Cemetery
Carlozzi
Salvatore
Virginia
National Cemetery
Marietta
West Point
Ft. Riley
Kan
Heart Patient Could Be Home In Three Weeks
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP heart transplant patient Philip Blaiberg remains infection free and hopeful to go home in about three weeks if his condition stays satisfactory Dr Christian Barnard said the Groote Schuur Hospital surgeon noted Blaiberg would return for daily exams after discharge and could resume normal activity within a few months The bulletin also said the patient’s body shows no sign of rejecting the transplanted heart and his digestion is improving.
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South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Christian N. Barnard
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Fire kills seven children as mother screams outside
In Coatesville Pennsylvania a row house fire blamed on a space heater swept through Ralph Hoover’s home and four neighboring houses. Seven Hoover children were missing and presumed dead while Hoover and his wife Dorothy and a 10 year old daughter escaped. Firemen reported the mother outside screaming for help.
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Parkesburg
Ralph Hoover
Hoover
Dorothy
Mary
Relief From Cold Only Temporary: New Snow Likely
Lawrence residents enjoyed a brief warm spell as sun broke through and temps rose into the 30s. Forecasters warned the lull would be short with a plunge back to near zero tonight and snow flurries possible through Saturday.
KC Contractor A. B. Senter dies at 73
A. B. Senter, 73, partner in Kansas City's largest commercial contracting firm, died today at his home in Mission Hills Kansas. Funeral service details listed by Rumsey Funeral Home.
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A. B. Senter
Mission Hills
Kan
Rumsey Funeral Home
City Delays Pool Plans as State Aid Dim, voters await funding
Lawrence officials report no progress on the Central Park pool since voter approval over five weeks ago. With state aid of 150000 uncertain and meetings pending, city leaders consider building a partial or full pool while architects await the Joint Council on Recreation decision. City Manager Ray Wells plans to instruct designers to begin work on a 165 by 60 foot pool.
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City Commission
Central Park
Don Robertson
Architects Associated
Robertson
State Joint Council On Recreation
Ray Wells
Lawrence Man Dies From December 26 Car Crash
A 28 year old Lawrence man Donald W Van Winkle died from injuries suffered in a two p m December 26 single vehicle crash at Elm Street near 6th Police said his car crossed the curb hit a tree and a clothes line pole before stopping in a lawn He died at KU Medical Center after being in critical condition since the accident His funeral is set for 10 a m Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery He is survived by his wife four children and his parents Memorials may go to an educational fund for the children
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6Th and Elm Sts
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Donald W. van Winkle
Wellington Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Elm Street
Elm St
Kansas Turnpike
Donald L. Olson II
Ohio St
KU Med Center
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Beth
Charlse
Deborah
Mark
Wayne van Winkle
Aberdeen
S. D
Katherine Neuman
Engelwood
Calif
Robert van Winkle
Flamingo Club
Weather forecast highlights cold snap and light snow
Northeast Kansas remains cloudy with shifting winds and a sharp drop in temperature tonight with snow flurries possible before early Saturday. Saturday will be partly cloudy and much colder with a low near 0 to 5 degrees and a high around 10 to 15. Five day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with highs near 33 and lows near 10, and precipitation under one tenth inch mostly as snow Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Journal- World
Kansas
Kansas Law Creates Strange Bedfellows The Liquor Interests and the Dries
Editor's note discusses Kansas 1957 law restricting out of state liquor, its enforcement issues, and the unlikely alliance between liquor interests and dry advocates. State Sen. Bennett notes alleged price fixing and explores possible changes for 1968, including allowing stamped bottles purchased by county clerks or Missouri dealers to reach Kansas customers.
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Kansas United Dty
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Missouri
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