Red s Parade Prisoners U S Faces Safeguard Calls
Washington weighs Vietnam war prisoner issues as U S fliers in North Vietnam rise to 34 known captives with 233 listed missing. Hanoi brands captives as war criminals, spurring U S diplomacy led by Ambassador Harriman to seek better treatment through quiet channels and Geneva convention concerns.
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Washington
Ha. Noi
State Department
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South
South Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
U S
North Viet Nams
U S Planes In Furious Air Action Over North Viet Nam
U S fighter bombers struck oil, rail, and missile sites in North Viet Nam near Hai Phong. They sank two torpedo boats, damaged another, and left the fourth beached and burning. Two American planes were shot down, one pilot rescued, one missing. Regular air raids continued on Viet Cong targets in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Navy
Constellation
Hancock
South
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
Housewife bites attacker and frees herself in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati's Fairmount area Mrs Betty Ruth Ross, a mother of four, fought off a strangler who looped wire around her neck in her basement. She bit the assailant's hand and escaped. a man was detained and later released. Police noted similarities to three recent rape slayings and sought a description from Ross.
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Cincinnati
Fairmount Area
Betty Ruth Ross
Weather Outlook and Tragic Strangling Case Summary
The forecast calls for fair skies with a low in the 60s tonight and warmer highs near 88 on Saturday. A chance of a shower appears Sunday, with cooler, drier air expected Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday's high reached 87 and the overnight low 63. A chilling note reports a strangler’s attacks beginning December 2 with Emogene Harrington's death in Walnut Hills, followed by Lois Dant in Price Hill and Jeannette Messer in Burnet Woods Park.
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Thomas
Western Union
Emogene Harrington
Walnut Hills
Lois Dant
Price Hill
Jeannette M. Messer
Burnet Woods Park
Rayburn Tunnel Remains Futile Marvel In Capitol Complex
The Rayburn tunnel linking the Rayburn and Longworth buildings goes nowhere and serves no current function. Officials say it was built for a potential mail conveyor system but never used. The empty corridor, painted floors and walls half done, stands as a curious unused feature of the costly Rayburn building.
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Rayburn Building
Longworth House
Post Office Department
Longworth Post Office
James H. Banks
Capitol
Banks
House
H.H. Morris
Morris
Senate
Rayburn
Philadelphia
McCloskey and Co
Matthew McCloskey
Democratic National Committee
Ireland
David Foutz
Chuckle Good Husband Quote Sparks Lighter Moment
A witty remark notes a husband who checks his pockets each time he passes a mailbox, capturing a humorous domestic observation about everyday habits.
Five Airlines Hit By Machinists Strike Paralyzes Service
Washington AP reports a national strike by AFL CIO IAMs disrupted operations at five major carriers Eastern Northwest National Trans World United. Some through flights continued. 35 000 union members walked off at 6 am local time, threatening 68 cities with no trunk air service if unresolved. President Johnson ordered CAB to minimize disruption and mobilize mail and defense logistics.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
Northwest
National
Trans World
United
United States
Texas
Johnson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Defense Department
IAM
White House
CAB
No Long Delays Seen For Area Travelers
Miss Happy Verity of First National Bank travel department reports early morning changes as about 10 total travel cancellations had been re routed and re scheduled. She notes the strike caused no major detours and no long delays are anticipated for travelers though first class bookings replace tourist class.
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Miss Happy Verity
Miss Verity
NO ALTERNATIVE, SAYS SAXBE ON BUS BIDS
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe urged a federal antitrust probe into bus body bidders after noting Ohio bids exceed Kentucky prices. He approved the chassis bids, met with Justice Department officials, and urged a ceiling price be set so buses could be bought immediately.
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Columbus, Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Saxbe
Kentucky
United States Department of Justice
State Education Department
Education Department
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Lawrence F. O’brien
James Reynolds
Reynolds
Morse
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First National Bank of Middletown
Justice Department
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