Joyful Christmas event aids Farmington miners families
In a small town hall Santa Claus and volunteers from a New York American Legion group and an Ohio Coast Guard unit distributed toys and food to families of 78 miners killed in No. 9. Communities nationwide organized drives raising about 107000 dollars for an education fund while continuing toy and supply donations.
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New York American Legion
Coast Guard
Ohio
Santa
Sandy Leone
Cleveland
Cleveland Pain Dealer
Maryland
Laurel Park
New Jersey
Sparta
N.J
Citizens Mine Disaster Committee
Farmington
Philip Gango
Radiotelevision
Richmond
Akron
Barbara Toler
Dennis
No. 9
Dennis Jr
Thomas Evans
University Hospital
Morgantown
Barbara
Red Cross
Fairmont General Hospital
Johnson briefed Rogers on Paris talks amid Vietnam war updates
President Johnson, recovering at Bethesda after illness, met Rogers after a Paris briefing by Cyrus Vance. Vance planned further talks with Kissinger before returning to Paris as Rogers stayed to hear the briefing. US delegation pushes to overcome procedural stalemate and move to substantive negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Paris
Rogers
Vance
Dean Rusk
Nicholas Ikeb Katzenbach
William PP
Bundy
Defense
Clark Clifford
Earle Wheeler
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
White House
Bethesda Naval Hospital
City Man Named In Theft Charge
Cooper Fred Stoughton 19 of 1501 Ave O was charged Monday with theft over 50 dollars for a car theft in Levelland on April 7. Bond set at 2000 by Justice of the Peace F R Land after his Monday morning arrest by Lubbock police. Others charged include Marion Collins 41 with assault with intent to murder and Charles Walter Hill 19 with burglary.
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Cooper Fred Stoughton
Ave. O
Levelland
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Stoughton
Lubbock
Marion Collins
N. Spruce
Charles Walter Hill
Reds Break Yule Truce As Saigon Area Sealed
U S forces report two Communist weapons caches near Saigon with hundreds of mortar rounds rockets and explosives. Can Tho city sustains shelling wounding civilians and a soldier. Authorities seal a riverbank area northwest of Saigon for a Christmas meeting between American Viet Cong reps to discuss possible GI releases. An air blockade is planned around the rendezvous site.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
U.S
Vam Co Dong
Retaliation Asked over Pueblo Missing Location
The Pentagon remains silent on the fate of the 935 ton intelligence ship Pueblo after North Korea claimed it confiscated the vessel and released its 82 crew. U.S. officials say public comment could reveal intelligence details and the ship may never rejoin the fleet.
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United States
Pentagon
U.S
Navy
Wonsan
State Department
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Fire at West Side dress shop injures 14 shoppers
Fire swept through the Three Sisters Dress Shop at 4000 W Madison St during a Christmas shopping rush injuring 14 people, four seriously. Customers jammed inward doors as flames burst from a west wall and firemen rescued trapped patrons.
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Chicago
West Side
Three Sisters
W. Madison St
Grant for Tech Passes Hurdle
The Texas College Coordinating Board approved $315,000 in federal grants for 13 colleges and universities. Texas Tech received $37,114 for a televised series on urban local governments with public officials and community leaders. Texas A&M University was allotted $58,847 for five projects, the largest individual institution total.
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Austin
Texas College Coordinating) Board
Texas Tech
Tech
Texas A&m University
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Bob Hassell
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50Th and
Elgin
Town and Country
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34Th
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