U.S.extends peace overture to Hanoi on Viet Nam talks
In Cairo, sources say the United States offered to extend its bombing moratorium and to discuss the four point Viet Cong peace plan. Washington would join talks with any Viet Cong representatives and accept their participation. A response from Hanoi is sought before any resumption of air raids.
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United States
Hanoi
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Lucius Battle
Foreign Ministry
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
Red
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Nguyen Xuan
US S
Battle
Washington
Egypt
Grider opens district office as he tunes to constituents
Rep George W Grider remains a three career figure submarine skipper lawyer and now congressman as he inaugurates a Dial your Congressman system in Memphis asking constituents to visit his office Mondays 3 to 5 pm for problem solving Grider cites long service since January 1965 and aims to hear local woes and ambitions. Johnson unveils rural poverty plan proposing a commission federal grants and pilot projects to stretch resources through coordinated effort in rural counties.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Memphis
George W. Grider
D-Tenn
Grider
Lawmaker
Johnson
Congress
Labor, Welfare and Agriculture
America
Secretary of Agriculture
Confused Robber Draws A Blank In Oakland Drugstore
In Oakland California a robber entered a drugstore demanding narcotics but found no drugs. He argued with 71 year old Alfred Douglas and 4 year old Alex McCall who asked where narcotics were kept. After the exchange the robber pocketed his gun and left.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Alex McCall
Alfred Douglas
Alfred
McCall
Douglas
Miller Trial Opens in Embezzlement Case in Lubbock
Testimony began in 137th District Court as Larry T. Miller of Lubbock faced embezzlement charges from Southwest Lubbock Little League. Miller pleaded guilty after the jury was sworn. the indictment cites misappropriation of more than 50 000. The league treasurer vanished after a shortage surfaced, later surrendering to the sheriff. The first witness was Robert L. Stewart, league president.
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137Th District Court
Larry T. Miller
Lubbock
Southwest Lubbock Little League, Inc
James A. Ellis
Asst. Dist. Atty
Bill LauBach
Miller
League
Robert L. Stewart
F. W. Gonzales
Robert N. Allison
Jesse F. Horner
Chester Douglas
Bruce Williams
William L. Hamilton
Robert L. Williams
William C. Beatty
Robert
Fumes Overcome Children At Mass In Pittsburgh Area
In Sharpsburg at Madonna of Jerusalem church a chimney clog caused fumes at an 8 15 a m mass. Several children felt ill and others collapsed unconscious. Paramedics sent victims to St Francis Hospital where officials reported no one in serious condition.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Madonna Af Jerusalem
Sharpsburg
St. Francis Hospital
Texas House Speaker Barnes Talks Farm Problems To Lubbock Officials
Texas House Speaker Ben Barnes urged South Plains farm officials to better inform the public about agricultural issues during a coffee gathering at the Villa Inn. He cited redistricting implications and stressed selling city residents on agriculture while noting Texas funds for farming research lag behind states like Florida and Georgia. He planned a $7.50 per plate dinner at the Lubbock Country Club and a campus tour with Bill Parsley.
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Avalanche Journal
Texas House
Ben Barnes
South Plains
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Villa Inn
Delwin Jones
Lubbock
Bill J. Parsley
Lubbock Country Club
Parsley
Texas Tech
Florida
Texas
Georgia
Cheating Scandal Erupts At Miami University
A mass cheating scandal at the University of Miami surfaced with a break in at a professor’s office and theft of semester final exams. Copies of exams sold for up to 40 dollars each, potentially involving hundreds of students. Exams were nearing completion for about 10,000 undergraduates and a voiding or retake may be announced.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Armin Gropp
Fast Draw Is Cause Of Death
Justice of the Peace Joe B Brown Jr ruled Allen N Newbourn 25 of Weatherford died from a heart shot during a fast draw demonstration. Alton O Newbourn 20, his brother, said he believed the pistol was unloaded when it fired.
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Dallas
Justice of the Peace
Joe B. Brown Jr
Allen N. Newbourn
Brown
Alton O. Newbourn
Alton Newbourn
Allen Newbourn
Weatherford
Snow Returns to Western Texas Through Plains and Panhandle
A slow warmup forecast gives way to snow across Western Texas with light flurries on the South Plains and Panhandle. Snow piled up in a broad area including the South today, extending toward the Great Lakes region as distant as Carine Uinhite Park.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
North Ead
Riw Carine Uinhite Park
Great Lakes
Texas economy cited at record 1965 activity by Connally
Gov. Connally reported Texas personal income reached over 21 billion in 1965 with a 25 percent decade rise. He highlighted effective buying income, retail sales, and a balanced budget with low per capita costs. He urged continued education investment and recreation growth as Texas aims to be a national recreational center.
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Houston
UPI
John ‘Connally
Texas
Texas Bottlers Association
Connally
Bay City
Learned by Women Wiggly Walk Not Doin What Comes Naturally
Dr Louis H Paradies of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School says there is no physiological reason for the way some women walk. He notes the gait can be learned and becomes habitual, based on movies shown at the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
Louis H. Paradies
University of Texas’ Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Paradies
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Relatives Sought for Unidentified Young Woman
Houston authorities seek kin of a young woman found unconscious in a ditch and later died in hospital. Identified only by a social security card bearing Rosa Lee Ethridge. Officials say she appeared 16 to 22 with no signs of violence.
Poll Taxes Under Fire in Supreme Court Challenge
Five Virginia African Americans petition the Supreme Court to strike down Virginia’s poll tax as unconstitutional discrimination against the poor. The ACLU argues it targets voters by income, with the government set to join and seek an end to poll taxes for state and local elections.
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Washington
Virginia
ACLU
Allison W. Brown Jr
US Air Force C123 Crash Kills 46 in Vietnam
A U S Air Force C123 transport crashed near An Khe in fog and rain killing all 46 Americans aboard and mortars from the cargo ignited by the impact. The 315th Air Commando crew and 42 soldiers of the 7th Cavalry were lost. Officials call it the worst American air crash in Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
An Khe
315Th Air Commando Group
7Th Cavalry Regiment
U.S
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S. Air Force
Nha Trang
U.S. Marine Corps
Hong Kong
Houston Couple Die In Blaze At Home
In Southeast Houston, Thomas Coley aged 54 and his wife Josie 46 perished in a fire that engulfed their home soon before 1 a.m. Firefighters found the dwelling in flames and investigators suggested a cigarette could have started the blaze. The couple had returned home late from work at the family auto paint and body shop.
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Houston
Thomas iColey
Josie
Coley
Hawkins Recovers After Cancer Surgery Says Spokesman
British actor Jack Hawkins, 55, recovering from throat cancer surgery performed over the weekend at University Hospital in London. A spokesman called the operation satisfactory and Hawkins’ wife Doreen said he remains cheerful and plans for the future as he writes notes to loved ones.
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University Hospital
Hawkins
Doreen
David Lewin
The
Daily Mail
Tam
Jack
Hawking
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