Missing Ohio boys last seen near restaurant as searches continue
Residents of Fairfax Ohio recall a prior tragedy as authorities widen searches from Cincinnati to California for Johnny and another boy. Mrs Hundley recounts plans to buy Christmas gifts, fearing the worst if the boys are found dead. Authorities probe river and railroad yard areas for clues.
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Democrats Weigh Rules Change in Goldwater Split
House Democrats caucus to decide whether to loosen rules and deny privileges to Reps. John Bell Williams and Albert W. Watson for backing Barry Goldwater. They also will nominate John W. McCormack and Carl Albert for speaker and majority floor leader, with full House vote later. Some prefer only a reprimand and warning of future purges.
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John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
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Oklahoma
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
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John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Williams and Watson
Goldwater
Nigeria leaders seek settlement after election crisis
President Nnamdi Azikiwe canceled a planned broadcast indicating resignation. He met with Prime Minister Balewa and other cabinet members at the state house as African political leaders pushed efforts to reach a compromise over the disputed election.
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Nigeria
Africa
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Sir Abbubakar Tafawa Balewa
Quote about marriage and government blames
A humorous reflection notes that a man needs a wife because many problems arise that he cannot blame on the government. The remark plays on domestic roles and public accountability with a light satirical tone.
West Coast Floods Deepen As Winter Storm Rages
Storms sweep Washington Oregon northern California Idaho and Nevada with high winds rain and snow. Floods since Christmas total a billion dollars as towns report damage and victims. California death toll rises to 21 with a fatal truck accident and an injured Red Cross worker. Weather officials warn travelers in northern mountains to stay off roads as conditions worsen. President Johnson declares Idaho disaster areas. Nevada eyes federal aid as recovery begins.
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California flood relief deaths claim two workers in Coastal County
Friday’s deaths in California occurred amid flood relief work under clear skies. At Happy Camp base in Klamath National Forest Red Cross official Paul R. Gillis 40 Tarzana California died when a truck backing into a helicopter blade caused fatal injuries. In Orick 44 miles north of Eureka Yvone Marie Cavan 9 was pronounced dead in the same incident.
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Orick
Eureke Yvone Marie Cavan
Johnson Eyes Steel Price Hikes Inflation Risk
President Johnson asked his economic advisers to assess recent steel price increases for inflation potential. Gardner Ackley will report back promptly with any recommended action, though no price controls exist. Johnson returns from Texas to finalize his state of the union speech due Monday.
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Battle For Binh Gia Enters Sixth Day Of Fighting
AP reports fresh government battalions battled to recover dead and wounded in Binh Gia as the village fights its sixth day. Intelligence indicates a major Communist buildup 50 miles north of Saigon, raising fears of broader large scale battles ahead. The Viet Cong allegedly uses a wooded base for operations while Saigon endures continued terror and sabotage.
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Pakistan Quiet But Tense For First Election
Pakistan prepared for its first presidential election with troops guarding polling stations in Peshawar and across the country. Aides for President Ayub Khan and rival Fatima Jinnah warned violence could erupt if the other candidate wins.
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
Fatima Jinnah
Cincy Firemen Hurt Fighting Home Blaze
Fire Lt. Joseph Hettinger 48 suffered back and leg injuries while battling a basement fire of undetermined origin at Ronald G. Halbauer’s Cincinnati home. The blaze, which began in the basement after a New Year’s Eve party, caused about 8000 dollars in damage and left Hettinger hospitalized after a fall from the first floor to the basement.
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Joseph Hettinger
Ronald G. Halbauer
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Indonesia Considers Defecting From United Nations
Indonesian U.N. deputy chief said Jakarta will withdraw from the United Nations, potentially the first member to quit in 20 years, amid a UN crisis over peacekeeping dues. Sukarno and Sumarto Sosrowardojo cited to General Assembly president Quaison-Lackey. Malaysia’s Security Council seating also noted.
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Bail Out No Parachute Dare Thrills Calif Skydiver
Rod Pack 26 leaped from a plane at 14 600 feet without a parachute and landed safely after a fellow skydiver handed him a reserve chute 4 000 feet below. Photographers filmed the stunt over a field 80 miles northwest of Hollywood. Pack and Bob Allen 25 practiced the maneuver with weights to simulate a full chute. He pulled the ripcord and landed unscathed.
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Hollywood
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Bob Buquor
Akron to Create City Housing Commission
Akron will appoint a city Housing Commission by Mayor Edward Erickson to resolve housing discrimination complaints. The commission will handle complaints and oversee housing practices in Akron.
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Akron, Ohio
Edward Erickson
Mountain climber rescued after brutal Monadnock descent
In near zero conditions on Mt Monadnock New Hampshire climber Sylvester 26 of Watertown Massachusetts fell 80 feet and was rescued by six volunteers who rigged a sled in darkness. Dr Gratton Burke 46 of Dublin NH led the ascent to reach him and aBoston Hospital treated him for a brain injury.
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Petersham
North Viet Nam accuses U S of provocation over submarine move
North Viet Nam and Communist China condemned the deployment of the nuclear submarine Daniel Boone to Pacific waters. The U S Defense Department confirmed the vessel with 168 nuclear missiles left Guam for waters off the Chinese mainland.
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