U S weighs Hanoi peace overture amid Vietnam war talks
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States cannot confirm if North Vietnam’s Dec 30 statement signals a real move toward peace talks or a propaganda ploy. He noted Hanoi’s new wording and said more clarity is needed while noting continued warlike actions and preparations for a renewed offensive. Bowles to Cambodia mission and talks with Sihanouk are also planned.
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Paul Kidd Southam
Washington
United States
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
U.S
Vietnam
Rusk
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
Laos
Cambodia
Burma
Indonesia
Ing
Chester Bowles
India
Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
Canadian Chamber backs selling Air Canada and CBC
CBC News Vancouver reports the Canadian Chamber of Commerce president William Anderson urged selling Crown bodies including Air Canada and the CBC to limit government involvement in the economy. He argued Air Canada could operate without subsidy in a competitive market and CBC deficits offer poor value to Canadians.
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Vancouver
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Air Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Canada
William Anderson
Ee Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
CBC
Blaiberg Hopes to Go Home Within Three Weeks
CAPE TOWN AP Reuters reports heart transplant patient Philip Blaiberg is optimistic about returning home in about three weeks if his condition remains stable. Dr. Christian Barnard says he may resume normal activity within a few months and will receive daily exams at Groote Schuur Hospital after discharge.
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Philip Blaiberg
Groot Schuur Hospital
Capetown
South Africa
Christian N. Barnard
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Soviet protest over U S bombing damage to Soviet ship
Moscow protested after Tass said the Pereslav Zalessky suffered engine failure hull damage and holes from a U S air raid on Haiphong. The report said seven bombs landed within 10 to 22 yards of the vessel and an eighth hit a loaded barge nearby.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Haiphong
Moscow Radio
Tass
Pereslav-Zalessky’s “Marine
Boris Tsevetskov
Pereslav-Zalessky
Argus
Learn to Ski Program Revised for Oversubscribed Class
Crazy over skiing in Medicine Hat with over 160 participants. Learn-to-Ski will split into two groups ages 10 to 15 and 16 and up. Group One will meet Saturdays and Group Two Sundays, stretching lessons into February. Sponsored by The NEWS with Black's Ski Inn Hutchings and Sharp and F W Woolworth.
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Medicine Hat
Ian MacDonald
the News
MacDonald
Black’s Ski-Inn
Hutchings and Sharp
F. W. Woolworth
Bradley innocent claims U S expert on Kennedy case
Beverly Hills California AP polygraph expert Chris Gugas says Edgar Eugene Bradley showed no conspiracy to kill President Kennedy in tests he administered. Bradley and Clay Shaw are accused by New Orleans DA Jim Garrison. Bradley challenges the case and seeks a polygraph.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Edgar Eugene Bradley
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
Chris Gugas
Public Safety
Omaha
Neb
Bradley
Gugas
Dallas
Kennedy
George Jensen
Garrison
Clay Shaw
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Carl McIntire
International Council of Christian Churches
Los Angeles
Bradey
Massey laid to rest in Port Hope hometown service
The body of Vincent Massey was buried in Port Hope after a state funeral in Ottawa. More than 250 attended at St Mark's Anglican Church and 150 watched the burial in the snow covered cemetery. Dignitaries including Governor General Michener and Prime Minister Pearson attended the service and procession.
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Port Hope
Ont
Vincent Massey
Ontario
London
Ottawa
St. Mark's Anglican Church
Massey
Raymond
Michener
Privy Council
Walter Gordon
G. E. Moffatt
Mr. Massey
Canada
Alice
Lionel
Massey College
University of Toronto
Batterwood
England
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Pearson
Louis St. Laurent
John Diefenbaker
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
The
Armed Services
Civil Service
Blizzard lashes the district near Medicine Hat
A sharp late day blizzard struck Medicine Hat and surrounding areas with 65 mph winds and near zero visibility for six hours. Numerous schools closed including Elkwater and Acadia No. 48. Minor highway disruptions reported, no serious injuries, and bus schedules mostly unaffected in Ralston.
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Medicine Hat
Elkwater
Lebannon
Division No. 4
Schuler
Bow Island
Forty Mile
St. Michael's
Acadia
Empress
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
Ralston
Demonstrators greet Humphrey in Congo visit street clash
In Kinshasa anti American demonstrators pounded vehicles and shouted at Vice President Humphrey as his 18 hour trip began. In parallel reports a Malaysian jungle search ends with three children found alive after a hike. Brandt proposes steps to bring Britain into the European Common Market. Israeli and Jordanian forces clash across the Jordan River with three Israeli soldiers wounded. Post mortem on Braham quintuplet no obvious death cause. labs to continue.
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Kinshasa
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Congo
Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Brisbane
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Malaysia
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