Guerrillas Free Hostages After Safe Conduct Pact
Four Palestinian guerrillas who seized the Israeli embassy in Bangkok agreed to release six Israelis and depart Thailand in exchange for safe conduct. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chulasapya said the group would leave with him Deputy Foreign Minister Chartchai Chunahawan and the Egyptian ambassador, with two bottles of liquor as officers arranged a flight, likely to Cairo. The Black September group claimed responsibility for the Munich and Lod airport attacks and held out for the release of three prisoners before the accord.
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Charthai
Black September Organization
Final farewell to Truman in Independence
Harry S Truman lay in state 21 hours in Independence before a simple state funeral at the Truman Library. Thousands filed past the casket as Bess Truman and family bid farewell, with prayers and a 21 gun salute marking the modest tribute to the 33rd president.
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Harry S Truman
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Bess Truman
Harry
John H. Lembcke Jr
Trinity Episcopal Church
Peace talks in Paris skip meeting again
Four parties at the Paris peace talks canceled Thursday sessions for the first time in two months due to Communist protests over the Hanoi Haiphong bombing and a U S request for a holiday break. The United States proposed an informal 172nd session for January 4.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
David Lambertson
Alternate North H Street sign plan cuts to three markers
The State Division of Highways proposes a three sign system totaling about 84 square feet to replace a large illuminated sign bridge over North H Street. A 36 square foot marker would sit 20 feet south of Walnut on the west sidewalk, with white letters on green for a right turn to Highway 246 west.
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Walnut
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Division of Highways
Walnut Avenue
North H
Ocean
Highway 246
Highway 1
DeBaker
Lilley
Lompoc Record Building
de Baker
Ocean and
Chamber of Commerce Highways Committee
NASA
Bombing of Hanoi Heaviest Daylight Assault Reported
Saigon reports say American B52s and fighter-bombers struck Hanoi at noon in the war's heaviest daylight bombardment. Tass claimed parts of Hanoi were erased from the earth while Hanoi and Haiphong industrial areas faced continued strikes. US and North Vietnamese sources cite losses of aircraft and crews, with disputed skies over Hanoi.
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Paris
U.S
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U.S. Command
Private services for Schuknecht in Lompoc
Private services will be held tomorrow at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery for George Gerald Gerry Schuknecht 61 civil leader and Johns Manville division production engineer who died suddenly at his home on South L Street. He was born October 22 1911 in Waterloo Iowa educated at the University of Wisconsin and long associated with J M Corp. He traveled worldwide and served on local boards and clubs. He is survived by wife Dorothy a son Van and a daughter Kathy and his mother Edith. Contributions may be made to Lompoc District Hospital.
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George Gerald
Gerry) Schuknecht
Celtic Division
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Iowa
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Northwest Territory
Lompoc
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Schuknecht
Amercan Institute of Mining Engineers
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Valley Club
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Dorothy
Van
Long Beach
Kathy
Santa Barbara
Edith Amidon
Lompoc District Hospital
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