Christmas Cards From Dead Man Shock Family Reunion
Kirchner a drifter years later wants to look fine. police traced him from a body found in Trenton New Jersey to his sisters in Reading Pa and Allentown Pa Relatives who hadn t seen him in over three years identified the body and brought him home for burial William Kirchner and sister Mrs George Hunter traveled to Reading to confirm Ferdinand Kirchner when a sibling exclaimed Thats him!
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Kirchner
Reading
Trenton
N.J
Harry Gainor
Millersville
Allentown
William Kirchner
George Hunter
Ferdinand
William
Tito Frees Milovan Djilas From Prison
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito pardoned Milovan Djilas once heir to power and a noted critic. Djilas 5? years old in fourth year of a sentence for disclosing state secrets has served over eight years across four convictions since 1955 for activities against the Yugoslav government.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Milovan Djilas
Djilas
Release of Milovan Djilas Sparked by Presidential Amnesty Decree
The official statement from a former close associate says Djilas is released from further serving a strict imprisonment sentence by a presidential amnesty decree. Djilas, once Tito's potential heir, gained notoriety in the West for The New Class, published in 1957.
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Djilas
Milovan Dijilas
West
Yugoslavia
New York
Coast Guard Rescues Crew as Storm Eases in Atlantic
The Coast Guard cutter Tamaroa races to tow a battered yawl after a freighter Georgia reports damage 470 miles east southeast of New York. Five Ohioans aboard include Gordon Van Ness 26 and others from Oberlin Yonkers and Bermuda.
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Coast Guard
Georgia
New York
The
Tamaroa
Atlantic
Stamford
Heidi van Ness
Yonkers
N. Y
Mary Shapiro
Mr Barry Conway
Bermuda
Saturn Moon rocket booster fires in six minute test
In Bay St. Louis Mississippi a Saturn Moon rocket second stage booster was tested for six minutes at Space Center. Officials reported the firing advances Project Apollo toward landing Americans on the moon.
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Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Space Center
Rembrandt Paintings Taken From Dulwich College Gallery
Thieves removed Rembrandt paintings from the gallery at Dulwich College in London between 4 p.m. Friday and early today. The college, in Dulwich Village, was closed for holidays. The institution dates back to 1619 and was rebuilt in 1866 70.
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Dulwich College
London
Francis Bacon
Dulwich Village
Weather Update Forecast Partly Cloudy and Warmer
Partly cloudy and warmer weather expected tomorrow. Lows tonight around ten to twelve degrees with light winds.
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Tomor
Death pays second call for grieving father
In Albuquerque a Marine chaplain delivered the news that Pfc. Edward D. Davis, 19, was killed in action in Vietnam. Davis died from multiple wounds after an enemy explosive device detonated near Quant Tri, two months into service. his wife Katherine Elizabeth Davis had died earlier Friday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Daniel W. Davis
Pfc
Edward D. Davis
Vietnam
Davis
Katherine Elizabeth Davis
Quant Tri
Toledo Strike Ends. City Employees Return to Duty
Toledo Ohio AP report says municipal workers in Toledo end their strike for higher raises and will report to regular schedules, ready for emergencies if needed.
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Toledo, Ohio
Ohio
Toledo
Herter’s Death Sudden At 71 Former Secretary of State
Former Massachusetts governor and United States secretary of state Christian Herter Sr. died suddenly Friday night at age 71, announced by his son Christian Herter Jr. The elder Herter served as governor for four years and was a special trade aide to President Johnson at the time of his death.
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Djilas
Tito
Europe
United States
Washington
Christian Herter Sr
Secretary of State
Herter
Massachusetts
Johnson
Troops Arrive as Vietnam Truce Opens Amid Battle
U S and South Vietnamese forces report a large pre ceasefire attack and multiple smaller assaults as 6 800 additional American troops arrive off Vung Tao near Saigon. The 4 000 man 9th Infantry Brigade and 2 800 artillery troops are ashore within days.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Central Highlands
Vung Tao
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Corsair Jet for Vietnam Aims to Replace Propeller Bombers
The lightweight Corsair designed for limited wars could see 1,600 units purchased by 5 years at about $1.5 billion. Air Force orders rose from 370 to 600, with Navy seeking 35 in service this spring. Both Corsair and Walleye missile expected in combat inventory this year in limited numbers. The aircraft, built by Ling-Temco-Vaught in Grand Prairie Texas, carries 8,200 pounds of ordnance, cruises at 508 mph and tops at 604 mph.
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Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Vietnam
China claims guided nuclear weapons production
The New China News Agency broadcast claimed that Red China has succeeded in producing guided nuclear weapons. The dispatch framed the claim as a blow against U.S. Soviet nuclear monopoly and blackmail.
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Tokyo
Red
China
New China News Agency
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