American Planes Strike Targets Near Red China
U S warplanes bombed near the Chinese border and hit Hanoi Haiphong rail bridges and yards. Thunderchief jets attacked Lang Son bridge while Navy jets struck Haiphong and Hanoi. Ground fighting flared along the northern coast with 30 reported Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths and U S casualties.
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Saigon
UPC
U.S
China
Hanoi
Haiphong
Tony
Thailand
Lang Son
Red China
Yen Ha
Thanh Hoa
Son Tra
Iorces
Iorth
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Highlands
2Nd Infantry
Bowles to Visit Cambodia for Talks on Vietnamese Sanctuary
Ambassador Chester Bowles will travel to Phnom Penh to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk to seek a peaceful way to deny Vietnamese Communists a sanctuary in Cambodia and avoid U.S. troop deployment. The plan follows Sihanouk’s 1965 break with the United States and his recent openness to dialogue on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hawkins
Washington
Chester Bowles
Cambodia
U.S
Johnson
Texas
Bowles
India
Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Prince
Sihanouk
United States
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Vietnam
Cambodian
South India
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Canada
Poland
International Control Commission
Laos
ICC
Rusk counters Ho Chi Minh claim on nationalism
Secretary of State Dean Rusk argued that remarks suggesting Ho Chi Minh led a nationalist revolution in Vietnam were contradicted by recent events. Rusk said the situation showed broader Communist influence beyond nationalist rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Rusk
Ho Chij Minh
Vietnam
Bonds and diplomacy amid Western European talks and Vietnam notes
The United States and Britain discuss troop withdrawals and a West German bond sale of 500 million dollars as Paris and Bonn weigh arms and economic policy. Katzenbach seeks bond sales and broader support while Rostow eyes Asia. Rusk notes Hanoi peace talk ambiguity and 1967 foreign affairs progress.
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United States
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Britain
West Germany
U.S
Europe
Islack
Katzenbach
Paul van Iden Boeynants
Common Market Commission
Johnson
Far East
Eugene V. Rostow
Hanoi
Rusk
Vietnam
Kennedy
Murder Mystery at Motel Leaves Two in Turmoil
A motel murder near Dallas left two men linked by a hostage incident four days earlier. The victim was found wrapped in a blanket with ice around the body. an autopsy is pending in Tulsa. Police traced a suspect, Mitchell, to a Lubock registration on a late model car tied to a former employer.
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Dallas
Charles W. Liteher
Ottawa County
Hooper
Bill Schuelein
Tulsa
Mitchell
Lubipock
Tae
Enald
Mitchel
Quarton
Birth notices from West Texas Hospital and Reese APT Hospital
A series of birth notices from West Texas Hospital and Reese Army Air Field area addresses. Parents include employees of Lubbock Power & Light Co and Brewell Cratten, among others. Children weigh from about 5 pounds 2 ounces to 10 pounds, with times listed from early morning to afternoon.
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Charles Allan
Nica
Pounds
Dunce
West Texas Hoetal
Lubbock Power & Light Co
Apel
Lubbock
Brewell & Crattenne
Mebert & St
Methodist Hospital
Reese Afh
Pentagon Faces Tough Task in 1968 Dollar Savings Push
The Pentagon released a 26 page report outlining past efforts to curb the balance of payments deficit and noting limited specifics for 1968. It cited a possible rise in offset agreements with base countries and highlighted a $75 million annual saving from a West Germany troop pullout while stressing that significant new savings will be harder to achieve.
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Bob Horton
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
West Germany
Powerful Quake Jars Nicaragua Coast
A strong earthquake struck Nicaragua's Pacific coast injuring dozens and damaging over 1000 homes. The 6.5 magnitude quake, tied to a 1951 event that devastated Managua, caused widespread outages and shook the capital in predawn hours. No deaths reported.
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Managua
UPI
Pacific
Nicaragua
Pocaya
Guatemala
Bitter Arctic Cold Blankets the Midwest and Great Lakes
A cold front plunges southward as subzero and near zero temperatures grip the Midwest and Great Lakes. Wind chills reach 40 below in exposed areas with widespread snow and school closures from Michigan to Minnesota.
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Great Lakes
Mercury
Upper Midwest
Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Musketon
New Buffalo
Esau Claire
Mich
Middle West
Warroad
Minn
International Falls
Post Office Expense Details and New Rates Outline
Officials outline a $22 million postal expense plan with items including $2400 for radio rate hike explains and a weekly $50 000 overtime bill from the Bureau of Engraving. Since December 1 printers have produced billions of 6 cent and 1 cent stamps as the service shifts to new rates and overseas parcel rules. Authorities say the largest immediate need is about 2 billion penny stamps with stockpiles at major cities and Washington.
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Bureau of Engraving” and Printing
Dee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
New York
San Francisco
Ducks too fat to fly thawed by Holland residents
Holland conservation officer Dallas Bronson says 30 wild ducks near Lake Macatawa in Holland were fed by locals and became too heavy to move. Once they slim down, the birds will fly away in search of their own food.
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Holland, Mich
Macatawa
Holland
Lakeshore
Dallas Bronson
Zone zoning disputes linger after Thursday meeting
City zoning board debated commercial versus residential use along University Avenue and Loop 289 with cases including C2 and C3 requests, drainage worries, and a potential split approval south of 70th Street. Four zoning changes were approved, three rejected, and hearings postponed for future consideration.
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Self
University Avenue
David Casey
Loop 289
66Th Street
Avenue W
Ronald Yeager
Casey
70Th Street
University and
City Hall
E. 25Th St
Elms Ave
J. C. Davis
18Th St
Peoria Ave
Tom Johnson
Davis
Slide Road
Rownnedd Highway
38Th Street
Ecartier
Billy Meeks
Louthwest Corner
19Th St
lQuaker Ave
Anokay
R. O.decker
Mackenzie State Park
Parkway Drive
Quirt Avenue
Bob Hunter
56Th Street
Temple Avenue
Atkins Junior High School
Charles Waters
Morris W. Turner
48Th St
Ave
Maeker
R. D. Whipple
Charles B. Jones
Nolan Barrick
Lonnie Hollingsworth
W. B. Holmes
Rough snowmobile ride tests teacher and chauffeur
A Montana teacher described a thrilling trip that turned rough as she and her chauffeur Loren W Gewalt drove a snowmobile 23 miles by truck then rode the open-air sled for 24 hours at 18 degrees. She fell once but was unharmed.
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Loren W. Gewalt
Great Falls
Gewalt
Changes in communication and behavior shaping the future
A Hudson Institute study outlines future tech and social shifts including direct brain interfaces, laser and satellite networks, ubiquitous computer access, automated broadcasts, and dramatic shifts in behavior control through drugs and neurosurgical techniques. It argues bandwidth will soar via microwaves, satellites, and lasers enabling global, integrated communication and new forms of governance and daily life.
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Herman Kahn
Anthony J. Wiener
Hudson Institute
Couatly
Pierce
Gardner C. Quarton
M.st
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Hormar
Vernon
Lauf Cline
Fred Lats
Mroo
Mes
Fordham
Ip A Lehorer
Mba Tistmat Voiader Brater
No Sen
Thursdes
Methotay Hospital
Stevens
Bir
Robert Shrove
Atrmag
Vernon Relgian
Weishing
Reese Apti
Reese
Ray Glatson
Ford St
Hoapte
Goolacre- Adams
Jota Neil
New Orleans
South
Lute Beck
Dalhart
Thumus
Amarillo
Pampa
Lami
Ted Gasa
Ned
World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service, Inc
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Nore
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