Prague relaxes as Dubcek stays on leadership
AP report says the Czech Communist Party will keep Alexander Dubcek as leader and pursue a limited reform program. The central committee delays major policy changes to mid 1969, shelving ambitious market reforms while promising a future law granting limited enterprise autonomy within state controls.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dub
Central Committee
Soviet Union
FASTEETH Lets Dentures Fit Firmly And Comfortably
An improved alkaline powder offers firmer denture grip to reduce wobble and embarrassment. The product promises comfort and health benefits by keeping plates steady while advising regular dental visits and availability at drug counters.
Former patient seizes hospital in Florida siege over pills
Meagher, 43, forced entry to South Florida State Hospital in Hollywood and held three hostages for about five hours. He threatened to kill if not supplied pep pills and treatment, then surrendered after reporter Gibson promised drugs and care. He had previous escapes and a history of violence.
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Hollywood. Fla
Willatul
Gibson
Meagher
Miami
Florida
California
Stillman
Bishop Cooke Plans Holiday Tour Visiting Troops Abroad
Archbishop Terence J. Cooke of New York leaves to visit American forces for the holidays. He will travel through Germany Turkey Iran Thailand South Vietnam the Philippines Taiwan South Korea and Japan before returning January 5. He aims to bring encouragement to troops and said they seek peace as much as civilians.
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New York
Terence J. Cooke
Francis Cardinal Spellman
South Vietnam
U.S
Cardinal Spellman
Cooke
Germany
Turkey
Iran
Thailand
Philippines
Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
Viet‘nam
Guard Absent as Milk Truck Driver Is Deserted
Officials at Cummins Prison Farm decided to send a guard with an inmate who drove a milk truck to a nearby town. Shortly after, the inmate reported he had been deserted. The guard wandered off and did not return.
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Ark
Cummins Prison Farm
World peanut record set in 1967 production
United Nations report places 1967 peanut production at 189 million short tons in-shell, up six percent from the 1966 peak. Strong gains noted in global yields and harvest activity.
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United Nations
N. Y
Princess Anne Measured In London Store Bust Size Revealed
Princess Anne, 18, was measured for a sweater by a London shop employee as shoppers watched. The worker announced the princess was a size medium, i.e. a 36 inch bust, during the encounter Monday at the store.
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London
Anne
Elizabeth II
Joan Sufian
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Smart Newweaters
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Hodgibson Reporter
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S. Breiel Blvd
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Rayon Corp
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Melampy
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