Administrations Team Up on Vietnam Peace Prospects
Washington reports the Johnson and Nixon administrations jointly assessed chances for peace in Vietnam and possible talks that could ease U S Soviet relations. The discussion noted Soviet troop withdrawals from Czechoslovakia and North Vietnamese withdrawals in Vietnam as factors.
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Who the Girls Are sparks new dating shift at Princeton
Princeton University's student editors publish a 112 page volume titled Who the Girls Are featuring bios and photos of 1500 coeds from eight women’s colleges. The book aims to abolish blind dates while outlining campus social mores and noting marijuana remarks.
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McCarthy Criticized Over Chicago Police Response
Dellinger testifies before the House Un American Activities Committee accusing Senator McCarthy of not denouncing police violence at Chicago during the August Democratic National Convention. He cites delays amid protests organized by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and confrontations at McCarthy headquarters.
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Split Widens New Group Predicted For Church
Dr. A Dale Fiers of Indianapolis said the Disciples of Christ restructure may spawn a new group the Undenominational Fellowship of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ. About 2000 congregations withdrew arguing rights would be violated. A union plan for nine denominations may be submitted in 1971 at Louisville Kentucky.
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Fire Claims Life of Fort Worth Infant
A nine month old boy named Antoine Demetrius Osby died in a fire at a small east side Fort Worth apartment. The cause of the blaze was not immediately determined.
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City Man Loses In Damage Suit
Ronald B. Moore of 5430 8th Street sued Sears Roebuck and Co. for 50000 alleging malicious prosecution over a check charge. A U S District Court jury declined damages after five hours of deliberation finding Moore did not sign the check but that Sears had probable cause to prosecute. The trial started Wednesday morning and ended just before 5 p.m.
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Porpoises Face Ulcers and Nervous Breakdowns
Porpoises show stomach ulcers and nervous breakdowns with signs of stress. Researchers note health issues linked to captivity and environmental pressures affecting aquatic mammals.
Naples Fireworks Plant Sees Major Theft
Police said hundreds of pounds of New Year fireworks were stolen Wednesday from a Naples plant, the city’s main production center for the explosive annual display. The theft follows a long tradition of heavy casualties among Italians during New Year celebrations.
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84 Percent Win Promot Promotions For Lowered Standards Soldiers
The Pentagon study shows 91 percent of the first group of men admitted under lowered standards were rated excellent in conduct and efficiency after about 16.5 months. About 84 percent were promoted, some to sergeant, and only 3 percent faced court-martial.
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