Kosygin May Offer Military Aid to North Vietnam
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives in Hanoi on a four day visit with a delegation of military officials amid reports of possible Soviet military aid to North Vietnam for the war against the Saigon government. Western observers note Moscow could trade weapons for restraint from escalation.
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Tokyo
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Saigon
Kosygin
Peking
Chou Enlai
Tass
Chou
North Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Radio Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Moscow
Red China
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
South Viet Viet Nam
United States
American Broadcasting Co
Washington
U.S
Cuba
U.S. State Department
Beating case ties logger farmer to death of wife
Peter Grabko a 37 year old logger and farmer and father of three was ordered held for a preliminary hearing on two charges connected to his wife Evelyn Grabko 38 who died after internal injuries from a blow during an altercation in the home of Martin Kasper Bloomville. Grabko denied the assault and bond was set at 2000 dollars. Autopsy confirmed death from internal injuries.
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Merrill
Peter Grabko
Slatley
Marathon County
Lincoln County
Donald Schnabel
Schnabel
Grabko
Deadly quakes and tsunamis strike Indonesian islands
At least 40 people were killed in a pair of earthquakes and tidal waves that struck Indonesian islands on December 24 and 25. The shocks occurred about 1,330 miles east of Jakarta, with reports arriving today.
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Jakarta
Indonesian Islands
Summer of Excitement Turkish Family A Gracious Host
Donna Swiggum recalls a summer in Istanbul with the Duran family through the American Field Service program. She shares experiences of life in Turkey, including hospitality, a factory town visit, a Black Sea trip, and traditional dress. She highlights daily life, food, and the Turkish household customs learned and taught.
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Donna Swiggum
Turkey
Americans Abroad
Times
Helen Zimmerli
Glen A. Swiggum
23Rd Ave
Istanbul
American Field Service
Donna
Sina
Fusan
Orhan
Mualla Duran
Duran
Tamay
Black Sea
Monroe
Maddox Faces 200 Dollar Daily Fine In Contempt Case
U S District Judge Frank Hooper ordered restaurant owner Lester Maddox to pay 200 dollars daily until he signs a statement agreeing to serve all persons regardless of race The ruling follows Maddox’s 1964 Civil Rights Act contempt finding and cites his change of operations to evade court orders The order also requires Maddox to cover court costs.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
U. S
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Maddox
Pickrick, Inc
Pickrick
Lester Maddox Cafeteria
Hopper
Truck Driver Robbed of 60000 in Milwaukee
Milwaukee truck driver Michael N. Malkovich Sr., 55, reported his life savings of 60000 in cash, accumulated over 35 years in a metal tool case, were stolen from his apartment. The thief also took the case and tools and damaged his employer’s parking lot vehicle.
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Milwaukee
Michael N. Malkovich Sr
Malkovich
Johnson envoy to hold talks with four Viet Namese faith leaders
McGeorge Bundy the U S envoy to South Viet Nam is scheduled to meet today with leaders of four Viet Namese religious faiths in Saigon. The talks aim to discuss peace and regional issues ahead of broader discussions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Afraid His Brother is Dead Jungles of Viet Nam Hold The Lt. Dawson Mystery
Lt Daniel Dawson vanished on a November reconnaissance over Viet Cong held territory. His brother Don ald C Lawson travels from Saigon to Bien Hoa and Thai Hung to find him. A $1300 reward is offered for alive return or for information. He continues the dangerous search despite risk from Viet Cong.
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Viet Nam
Lt. Dawson
Saigon
Donald C. Lawson
Dawson
Thai Hung
Bien Hoa
Daniel Dawson
Wif
Rohnert Park
Calif
U.S
Red
Dong Nai
Bank President Charged With Bank Shortage In Texas
Butler McClung aged 62, president and sole staff at Winona State Bank in Wi nona Texas, faced federal charges for false entries totaling 380 392 dollars over years. The FDIC planned to pay depositors up to 10000 dollars each as the bank was liquidated after closure.
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Tyler
Tex.s
East Texas
Butler McClung
Winona State Bank
McClung
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Winona
Wilton H. Bremer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Little Robert and Dog Survive Night Outdoors
In Due West South Carolina 3 year old Robert Dale Simmons and his dog spent a freezing night in a ditch but emerged in good condition. About 100 Erskine students and 200 police officers Civil Defense workers and National Guardsmen searched the area through the night.
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Due West
S.C
Robert Dale Simmons
Erskine
World’s Fair reports $17,540,100 loss last year
The New York World's Fair reports a loss of 17,540,100 dollars in the past year and aims to recover the deficit this season through higher attendance and substantial cost cuts.
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New York
The Piranha Is Dead and Goecks Forges a Hobby
Robert Goecks Sr. describes tropical fish keeping as a lifelong learning hobby at his service station. He urges beginners to seek expert help and warns about dangers of piranhas and careless care. He notes tanks can stay clear with proper filtration and plans permanent setups at home.
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Robert Goecks Sr
Angels
Goecks
Monroe
Amazon
Times
13Th St
Bob
South America
Elmhurst
Ill
Bob Jr
Mississippi River
Leonard Drops Plans For Newspaper Probe
Milwaukee Senator Jerris Leonard abandoned his plan to press a legislative investigation of the University of Wisconsin student newspaper Daily Cardinal after university regents rejected the request. He had conditioned the probe on the editor’s associations and left oriented editorial policy but said there was nothing to investigate and that his facts were unrefuted.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Leonard
John Gruber
King's Release in Selma Aims at Voting Rights Reform
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr returns to Atlanta after five days in Selma jail, seeking a meeting with President Johnson to press for new voting rights legislation. He vows Alabama will be a major target in 1965 as protests and arrests surge, with King planning to speak in Montgomery on Monday and to expand into other counties.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Alabama
King
Atlanta
Washington
Marion
West Alabama
Montgomery
W. B. Atkins Sr
James G. Clark
Dallas
James A. Hare
Charles C. Diggs
Dmich
Chilean Plane Crash Kills 82
A LAN Douglas DC6 with 82 aboard crashed and burned in the Andes minutes after takeoff from Santiago toward Buenos Aires. Police say 75 passengers and seven crew were aboard. no survivors immediately reported. The crash occurred about three miles from La Valdes, 50 miles east of Santiago. The flight had planned stops in Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
Buenos Aires
Chilean National Airlines
LAN
la Valdes
Montevideo
Uruguay
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