Talks on Rhodesia Rebellion Amid British Naval Visit
In a dramatic move on a British warship off Gibraltar, Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesia's Smith met in a bid to end the white minority rebellion threatening African rule. Wilson expressed pessimism as the Tiger sailed toward the Mediterranean in uncertain seas, with advisers seeking UN sanctions to pressure Rhodesia.
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Strait of Gibraltar
Britain
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
San Smith
Wilson
Commonwealth
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Africa
Europe
Neuere Malta
Madeira
Atlantic
Bombers Hit Hanoi Oil Depots Near City
U S bomber waves attacked an oil depot and truck park near Hanoi in the closest raids to the capital in five months. About 20 carrier based Navy planes hit the Van Diep depot south of Hanoi while 50 to 70 Air Force Phantom jets and Thunderchiefs raided Ha Gia oil fields. US headquarters said damage assessments were not yet compiled and noted allied patrol skirmishes elsewhere.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
van Diep
Ha Gia
Ha North
Viet Nam
Weather report notes continued cold and snow near historic lows
Forecaster warns of fair, cold air as December settles in with low around 12 and highs near 32. Weekend outlook shows partly cloudy, cold conditions with lingering cold spell from February. Yesterday reached 33 with overnight 12 as record snows persist in local totals.
Koreans Fuel Black Market TV Sales in Vietnam PXs
U S and Korean officials clash over theft and resale of TV sets by Korean troops in Vietnam. An observer counted 18 Koreans leaving a downtown PX with TV cartons while only three Americans did. TV sets cost 98 75 each, more than three months pay for a Korean private.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Barry Style Draft For Reagan Seen
Washington AP report says United Republicans of America head Bruce Evans predicts a nation wide drive to draft Ronald Reagan for the 1968 GOP. He compares it to the Goldwater draft effort and says conservatives will act after a February 1968 Dallas convention is set. Reagan, California governor, may run as a favorite son while Romney seeks to block the nomination.
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Ronald Reagan
GOPD
Bruce Evans
United Republicans of America
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Barry Goldwater
Reagan
California
Michigan
George Romney
Dallas
Youngstown Hospitals Face Bed Shortage Amid Staffing Debates
A spokesman for the Youngstown Hospital Association reports about half of the 780 beds at North Side and South Side hospitals are vacant. The number of in patients will drop further today but no patient transfers are needed as those who left have not been replaced.
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Youngstown Nurses Association
Youngstown Hospital Association
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South Side
Pan Am Strike Talks Reopen As Deadline Looms
Negotiations between Pan American World Airways and the Transport Workers Union resume in New York to avert a noon strike that would halt Pan Am operations. After 19 hours of talks and a four hour sleep break, the outlook is dim for union members and the old contract wages are cited as potential impacts.
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NEW York
Pan American World Airways
Transport Workers Union
Bargeimers
Child Insight Chides Modern Parents for Overconfidence
A witty remark notes that many parents trust their judgments over their children's perspectives, highlighting a generational disconnect in attitudes toward parenting and authority. The brief suggests that children perceive adults as overly certain and out of touch with contemporary views.
Strikes Called Illegal Immoral OEA Teachers Oppose Union
Ohio educators at the Ohio Education Association convention denounced strikes as illegal and immoral while Hubbard backed by the Ohio Federation of Teachers drew no delegates from the union. State Sen elect Walter Powell urged sanctions as a better approach, noting auctions may not prove effective. Pierre Barney, a teacher, is also quoted.
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Ohio Education Association
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Ohio Federation of Teachers
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OEA
Walter E. Powell
Fairfield
Inside view from Euclid on strikes and union reform
On The Inside from Euclid argues against strikes and urges stronger action by local associations to improve bargaining with school boards. More than 1000 delegates at the opening day session cleared the path for a vote on a constitutional change endorsed by DEA executive secretary Dr Stayner F. The measure would empower the executive committee to expel members suspected of union infiltration as activity targets supposed committee collusion.
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