Johnson pledges continued push for peace in Vietnam
President Johnson says he promised Pope Paul VI to pursue a negotiated end to the Vietnam War and to ask intercession for humane treatment of American prisoners. He met the Pope at the Vatican during a 27,000 mile around the world trip and outlined plans to open peace talks with North Vietnam.
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Nelson cites price gouging in public drug purchases
Sen Gaylord Nelson cites scandalous discrepancies in public drug pricing from Hoffmann La Roche. He notes Philadelphia paid 8.50 for 500 tablets while Des Moines charged 45 for the same quantity, urging congressional and local probes into overcharges across the United States.
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US Carrier Kearsarge to Return to Vietnam After Fire
The US aircraft carrier Kearsarge will rejoin the Vietnam war after New Year despite a fire in a storeroom at Sasebo Japan. Three crewmen were killed and two others injured. damage included flight equipment and near jet fuel stocks, but commanders say operat ional capability remains intact. The Pentagon identified two victims as Airman Kenneth Edwards and Airman Robert Yoder. the third was unnamed pending next of kin notification.
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Wallet mailed back after six years stuns Utah man
Provo insurance man M. Reed Lyman received a wallet he lost six years earlier near a local bank in 1961. The parcel contained $108 in checks and $90 in cash with the same total, though bill denominations differed. No return address accompanied the mystery mail.
Berlin demonstrators near Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
About 20 demonstrators gathered outside the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin shouting anti American slogans before Christmas Eve services. One student attempted to ascend the pulpit and was repelled by worshippers as an elderly man struck him with a cane, injuring him slightly. Early morning posters appeared on church doors showing an American soldier menacing a Vietnamese guerrilla with a knife.
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U.S. Defends Freedom as Vietnam Protests Rise
The report notes anti American slogans including Americans Out of Viet Nam smeared on a shack used by German watchmen for the U S Army. The incidents reflect growing anti war sentiment and security concerns in the area.
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Santa distributes gifts while receiving parking ticket in Wisconsin
A local Santa in West Bend Wisconsin handed out gifts to children at Daycare Inc. and simultaneously received a parking ticket from police. The scene mixed holiday cheer with enforcement as the officer issued the ticket during the visit.
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