Humphrey to tour Africa as Nigeria Guinea visit blocked
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey begins an African tour starting in Abidjan Ivory Coast and ending in Tunisia Jan 10. He will skip Nigeria and Guinea due to delicate conditions amid Nigeria civil war and Guinea’s pro Soviet stance, while Ghana Congo Liberia and other nations figure in the itinerary with discussions on investment and aid. Eleven South Korean ships return from North Korea detention. two ships remain.
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Arnold Zeitlin
Lagos
Nigeria
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
West Africa
Guinea
State Department
France
Biafra
Peace Corps
U.S
Humphrey
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Tunisia
Felix Houphouet-Boiday
Liberia
Wiliam Tubman
Tubman
Ghana
Kwame ‘Nkrumah
United States
Nkrumah
Congo
Joseph D. Mobutu
Kinshasa
Zambia
Ethiopia
Somali
Kenya
Rhodesia
Kenneth Kaun‘da
U.N
Jan. Smith
Soviet Union
JFK Assassination Probe Figure arraigned in court
Eugene Bradley 49 West Coast radiotele evangelist and Louisiana extradition suspect was arraigned in Los Angeles Municipal Court on a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy case. He was released on his own recognizance as the judge continued the case 30 days awaiting extradition approval by Governor Reagan. Bradley surrendered to Sheriff Pitchess and appeared with attorney George Jensen.
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Edgar Eugene Bradley
North Hollywood
Calif
Peter Pitchess
Los Angeles
George C. Jensen
Louisiana
John F. Kennedy
UPD
West Coast
Evangelist
Louisian
George Jensen
Johnstson
F. Kennedy
David J. Aisenson
Ene
Supreme Court Victory in Battery Suit Over Club Incident
Texas Supreme Court affirms Emmit E. Fisher a Houston Manned Spacecraft Center mathematician wins $900 damages from a private Houston club incident. A plate was ripped from his hands after host Flynn, who shouted a Negro could not be served, touching his clothing and body via the plate. Jury had awarded $400 actual and $500 exemplary damages.
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Supreme Court
Iwanton
Flynn
Court of Civil Appeals
West German Holiday Traffic Fatalities Rise to 118
A UPI survey reports at least 118 West Germans killed in holiday traffic accidents. The count mirrors last year overall, with declines in flooding north balanced by sharp increases in other regions.
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Frankfurt
Germany
EgyptMay Free Trapped Suez Ships If Israel Withdraws
Cairo says 15 ships may depart southern Suez once sunken vessel cleared but canal reopening awaits Israeli troop withdrawal from Sinai. Egypt notes clearance requires action from both banks. ships include American freighter African Glen and vessels from US Britain France and more. World shipping suffers as tolls and routes are affected.
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Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
Egypt
Middle East
Zayyat
U.S
Great Bitter Lake
Lake Timsah
Glenn
U.S. Defense Department
East Bank
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