FBI Agent Rescued After Eight Hour Snowslide Ordeal
FBI agent George J. Foster, 37, trapped more than eight hours in his crumpled station wagon after a snow slide on US Highway 10 east of Snoqualmie Pass. Rescued at 2:15 a.m., he was unhurt aside from cuts and exposure. He prayed during the ordeal and credited faith and family with his survival.
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Snoqualmie, Wash
FBI
George J. Foster
Foster
Seattle
Wenatchee
Wash
Snoqualmie Pass
JCS Favor Haiphong Oil Targets In Wider Vietnam War
The Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously push a broader air campaign against North Vietnam prioritizing Haiphong area fuel and oil stocks to cripple truck traffic aiding the South. They favor daylight bombing of an Hanoi iron and steel plant, while fearing civilian casualties and noting limited impact on infiltration.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
North
Viet Nam
JCS
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
De Gaulle demands NATO leave France and bases
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle unveils a plan to withdraw France from NATO commands and remove two allied headquarters from French soil. He says the United States should close most of its 40 supply bases as two NATO headquarters depart SHAPE in Europe and Central Europe at Fontainebleau. France asserts its own atom bomb and insists on French command for forces on its territory.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
World Crisis Center
U.S
Europe
Asia
Saint Germain
Atlantic Alliance
DeGaulle
France
NATO
United States
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers In
Jocarvegd
Raiis
Central Europe
Fontainebleau
SHAPE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. Army
de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Giuseppe Saragat
Ambassaors
Foreign Ministry
Gemini 8 Aboard For Tuesday Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Gemini 8 crew Armstrong and Scott win approval for a three day mission with four satellite linkups and a space walk of nearly two hours after resolving a hatch closure issue. A NASA Air Force industry review gave the go ahead with Titan 2 and Atlas Agena rockets and global tracking ready.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Scott
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force and Industry
Houston
Tex
Governors Back LBJ Viet Nam Policies at White House
Forty eight states governors met with President Johnson to endorse his Viet Nam policies. The unanimous resolution praised the administration’s approach as sound under current circumstances. McNamara said reserves not needed now, while Westmoreland’s troop requests could be met without conscription. Johnson indicated possible future funding needs but gave no tax decision.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Blue
White House
John Reed
Maine
Reed
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
McNamara
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Coats
Mink Coats Stolen From Rike's Department Store
Five full length mink coats valued at more than $10,000 were stolen from a locked storeroom at Rike's Department Store in Dayton Ohio. The storeroom door had an alarm, but burglars gained access and took the coats. Police investigated the robbery.
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Dayton, Ohio
Rike’s
Milk price rises in Northern Ohio two cents a gal
Two milk suppliers in northern Ohio announce two cent a gallon price increase. The Borden Co in Youngstown and the Lawson Co in Cuyahoga Falls said the hikes take effect Friday. Isaly Dairy said it is reviewing the change.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Borden Co
Youngstown
Lawson Co
Cuyahoga Falls
Isaly Dairy
Weekend Weather Outlook with Scattered Showers
Showers moving into the area will continue on and off today and end by late afternoon. High near 60. Tonight partly cloudy and cooler. Monday looks fair and a bit cooler.
Daytonian Stabbed in San Juan Airport
Navy seaman Arthur Ording Jr of Dayton Ohio on emergency leave for his father’s funeral was stabbed in San Juan airport while awaiting a plane. He received emergency surgery for a punctured lung and is reported in satisfactory condition. A suspect Marcos Ramos Capo was charged with attempted murder and illegal possession of a deadly weapon.
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San Juan
P.R
Navy
Arthur Ording, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Rodriguez Hospital
Ording
Narcisco Maldonado Suarez
Marcos Ramos Capo
Ramos Capo
Blonde Spy Scandal Subject Plans Canada Visit
OTTAWA AP Gerda Munsinger a German blonde tied to Canada's sex security scandal plans to travel to Canada to dispute claims she was a spy or security risk tied to a former defense official. Immigration questions return eligibility as ministers debate the affair in Parliament.
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Ottawa
Gerda Munsinger
Canada
Immigration Department
The
Toronto Star
Germany
Munsinger
Former U S Airman Lunt Sentenced in Cuba for Spying
Former U S Air Force captain Lawrence Kirby Lunt, 39, a longtime Cuban resident, was sentenced to 30 years in La Cabana Prison on espionage charges tied to the CIA. Tried by a revolutionary tribunal last month, the verdict and outcome were not publicly announced. The Swiss Embassy, representing U S interests, notified the U S government. Lunt has lived in Cuba since 1956, managed farm holdings near Consolacion del Norte, and his Belgian wife and three children reportedly remain in Belgium.
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Havana
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Lawrence Kirby Lunt
Santa Fe
N.M
la Cabana
CIA
U.S
Lunt
Consolacion del Norte
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Belgium
Suharto ousts Sukarno as Indonesia bans communists
Singapore reports say Suharto, acting under Sukarno, dissolved and outlawed Indonesia's Communist party and took control from Jakarta palace. Sukarno, 64, is depicted as a figurehead while Subandrio is detained and pro‑Sukarno aides face purge and possible trials.
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Singapore
Indonehis
Jakarta Palace
Subandrio
Jakarta
Suharto
Sukarno
Indonesia
Communist Party
World’s
Nng
Communist Bloc
Atiagt
Chuckle After Building A New Home Housebroke Men
A humorous take notes that after constructing a new house many men face financial strain or “housebroke” status as costs mount. The quip reflects budget pressure and the lighthearted view of homeownership burdens.
Cambodia accuses Thailand of two frontier attacks
Cambodia's official news agency says Thai artillery shelled Cambodian outposts for two hours on Friday, with no casualties reported. The incident marks renewed tensions along the border between Cambodia and Thailand.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Thailand
Polish balloon tops records with 25 mile height reach
Polish press agency PAP reports a hydrogen filled balloon reached a record height of about 25.476 miles last week to relay meteorological data for forecasts. It noted the prior hydrogen record was 24.855 miles set by Soviet balloons.
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Warsaw
Poland
PAP
A Glance Inside Over The River Through The Years
Middletonians have long faced the challenge of crossing the river with bridges a central concern. The feature on city bridges appears on page 29. Also a space themed piece travels around the world on page 48. Teen-agers with money drive trends in the market on page 30. Total pages include Family Weekly and Comics.
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Lucien Caridin
Jopen
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Lester B Pearson
Liberal Party
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Robert Reguly
Munich
Carolin
Montreal
Ottawa Journal
Mike Munsinger
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