U S Bombers Hit Hanoi As Reds Claim Attacks
reported air raids on Hanoi and suburb areas for a second day. Hanoi Radio said eight American aircraft were shot down. U S Saigon said no confirmed hits inside Hanoi with raids on a rail yard northeast of the city. Tass described a one and a half hour raid with anti aircraft fire and a plane seen in flames.
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U .S
Moyers May Resign From White House Poste
Sources say Moyers unhappy since Ros Tow moved in as foreign policy adviser. He reportedly plans to quit before Christmas holidays and may join Newsday in an executive role. Newsday declined to comment. Separately, Hanoi press urged retaliation for raids. Viet Cong claimed downing U S planes and artillery incidents were reported by U S headquarters.
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Nurses End Walkout Restores Capacity at Youngstown Hospitals
Two major Youngstown hospitals which operated at half capacity during a nurse walkout since December returned to normal as nurses ratified a contract with the Youngstown Hospital Association. The pact raises salaries to 470 dollars monthly for nonresigning nurses and 75 dollars monthly retroactive to October 1 with a $510 monthly increase next October. General duty nurses had earned about 2.30 dollars an hour before resignations.
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Youngstown Hospital Association
A Camel Association
Ee General Ownurses Association
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Kennedy anger over book serialization continues
Mrs Kennedy voiced anger as Look magazine presses rolled for a planned serialization of a book. Editor William Attwood acknowledged a legal summons but said publication would proceed, noting the presses were already rolling and representing no clear way to halt the plan.
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Look
Kennedy family objects delay to serialization of Tell All book
Sen Robert F Kennedy reportedly would not block publication but objections from a source close to the Kennedy family prompt revisions by the author. Look magazine will begin serialization January 10. The book has already sold serialization rights in Western Europe for about 650000 dollars and European rights ownership for nearly 300000 dollars.
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Europe
LBJ budget cut plan unlikely to curb deficit
President Johnson announced cuts of 5.3 billion in long term programs and 3 billion in immediate outlays through July 1 next year. The actual 1967 half-year outlays are deferred to after July 1, offering only a minor offset to Vietnam war spending. The 1968 total is poised to rise to a new high despite hints that Great Society programs will remain largely intact.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Se 30 Shaker Heights Seniors Tackle Dope Peddler Probe
Police and federal agents report about a dozen narcotics users in Cleveland Heights High and a supplier, Thomas P. Donelson, 23, a Shaker Heights graduate, among four adults indicted. Seventeen year old seniors at Shaker Heights High from good families pooled allowances to buy marijuana cigarettes. Some purchases reached twenty at a time and some tried hal lucinator drugs. Seven indictments were returned by the grand jury since Thursday.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Heights High School
Thomas P. Donelson
Insurance fraud case uncovers staged drowning plot
A 27 year old woman believed dead five months ago is found alive in a Bronx hotel room amid a scheme with two men to defraud two insurers of 36000 dollars. The case involved wiretaps authorized by the Bronx Supreme Court and a ruse including the unborn child of Alvin Brodie.
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Hart Island
Weather and arrest details merge in odd report
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight with a low near 26, and Thursday's high in the lower 40s. A long range cooling trend is expected through the weekend, with potential wet and colder conditions.
Chuckle Quote on Tools and Fixing Faucets
A lighthearted line jokes that giving a husband a few tools turns a dripping faucet into a running stream. It plays on domestic handyman tropes with playful exaggeration.
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