Students on Way Home Killed in Auto Crash
Two Ohio college students returning from Murray State College were killed when their car collided with another on US 42 west of Warsaw Kentucky. Ralph Kintz 25 of Kenton and Diane McNutt 19 of Massillon died. Donald Young 17 of Owenton Kentucky was treated for injuries and listed in critical condition. Two other passengers Daniel Collins Wadsworth and Richard Cunningham Kenton were treated for minor injuries.
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Ohio College
Murray Ky
State College
Here
Kentucky State Patrol
Lagrange
Ralph A. Kintz
Kenton
Diane McNutt
Massillon
Donald Young
Owenton
Carroll County Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Kiptz
Daniel L. Collins
Wadsworth
Ohio
Richard Cunningham
IRS intensifies probe of right wing tax exempt groups
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service is mounting a major drive against politically minded organizations with tax exempt status. The focus is on right wing groups though some DAR and new local outfits are named. IRS seeks to limit political activity while preserving charitable aims.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
National Council of Churches
Repo
New Isthmus Canal Weighs Into U S Policy
President Johnson announced the United States will press ahead to build a new Atlantic Pacific canal within 10 to 15 years, bypassing the Panama Canal. Talks will seek sites in Panama Colombia Nicaragua or Costa Rica with on site surveys and a new treaty replacing the 1903 accord while preserving U S security interests.
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Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Washington
United States
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Pershaps
Panama Canals
United States Canal Zone
U.S
Marco A. Robles
Robles
Canal Zone
Cold Wave Sweeps East as Freeze Lingers Across Nation
A brutal cold front moves from Montana and North Dakota into the East with near zero wind chills in Maine and Gulf Coast chill, while New Jersey and Pennsylvania record subfreezing nights. Federal aid and local crews race to protect livestock as a lighthouse crew is evacuated from Lake Superior and snow blooms across Washington, Arizona, and Texas.
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North Dakota
Midwest
Great Lakes
Mid - Atlantic
North Carolina
Maine
Gulf Coast
Texas
Coast Guard
Duluth
Minn
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Pennsylvania
Bradford
Philipsburg
New Jersey
Newark
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Tatoosh Island
Arizona
New Mexico
Fl Paso
Abilene
Italy Faces Sixth Presidential Ballot Deadlock
Rome AP report says Italy’s parliament deadlocked in a sixth attempt to elect a new president. Christian Democrat Giovani Leone again led but shed 16 votes. Amintore Fanfani gained 7 as internal splits widened. Communist Umberto Terracini led the rest, with Giuseppe Saragat close behind.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrat
Giovani Leone
Amintore Faniani
Umberto Terracini
Giuseppe Saragat
Fanfani
Six Children Die in Warren House Fire
DETROIT AP Six children perished in a northeast Detroit Warren house fire early today trapping others upstairs. The Turner Cox family victims ranged Martha Ann 10 Mary Jo 8 Charles 11 Diane 9 John 14 Jimmy 3. Their mother Marie Cox 35 is seriously burned and the three surviving Cox boys were hospitalized under observation.
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Detroit
Warren
Elbert Turner Cox
Martha Ann
Mary Jo
Charles
Diane
John
Jimmy
Marie Cox
Holy Cross Hospital
Cox
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Soviets Reject UN Finance Compromise
Diplomats report the Soviet Union refused Ghanaian President Quaison-Lackey's plan to create a voluntary fund to solve the UN insolvency after Moscow blocked peacekeeping payments. U S and Soviet talks continued in New York as African Asian and South American delegates opposed the proposal.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
U.N
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyk
Incheon
Rusk
New York
United States
Congo
Middle East
Quaison-Lackey
Afro-Asian plan seeks UN fund use to ease deficits
A 112 nation Afro-Asian committee promotes a plan to funnel voluntary fund money toward UN purposes or toward wiping out the Cyprus peacekeeping deficit. Moscow’s stance remains noncommittal while Rusk presses for settlement before broader talks. The UN Security Council extends Cyprus peacekeeping for three months per U Thant’s recommendation.
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Quaison-Lackey
U.N
Chuckle About Short Problem Statements
A witty remark mocks the idea that lengthy explanations reveal confusion. It suggests clarity comes from concise expression and implies frustration with overlong reasoning.
Weekend of violence threatened in Saigon
Saigon police on alert as Viet Cong anniversary and Buddhist protests loom. In Hue thousands of students strike against Huong government while monks risk self harm. a U S Army helicopter crew loses an officer 236nd American combat death in Viet Nam.
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Saigon
Hue
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Tran van Huong
Huong
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
White House Gleaming With Gaiety
The White House glows with Christmas spirit as President Johnson lights the 72‑foot national community tree in frigid weather. The First Family will spend most of the holiday at their Texas Ranch. the White House will be empty on Christmas Day for the fourth year running.
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Washington
White House
President Johnson
Texas Ranch
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
John F. Kennedy
Regents Compromise Yet Firm On Free Speech On Campus
The University of California regents warn they will take necessary steps to preserve law and order while allowing a free speech movement. They balance compromise with firmness and say on campus causes can be advocated within constitutional limits, amid Berkeley’s uproar over off campus campaigning.
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Los Angeles
Board of Regents of the Unversity of California
Berkeley
Colombia backs new sea level canal plan
Colombian officials greet President Johnson’s proposal for a sea level interocean canal, seeing it as a path to better terms and sovereignty. Bogota officials say the route could pass through Colombia, delivering large annual revenues and potentially avoiding major blasting concerns.
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Marco A. Robles
Washington
Panama
Bogota
Tomas Castrillon
United States
Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Construcion
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