Bundy Advocates Limited Bombing
Former adviser McGeorge Bundy says bombing North Vietnam should not target the general economy. He backs current limits on air attacks aimed at military activity and rejects a long pause unless the Communists ease other war aspects. Dr. Blake urges talks with rivals and cautions about wealth disparities and racial conflict in Southeast Asia.
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Divers search Buffalo Bayou for rifle in Pendleton slaying
Divers searched the muddy Buffalo Bayou near Clinton Drive Bridge for a rifle believed used in the slaying of Pasadena doctor R. E. Pendleton, part owner of Red Bluff General Hospital. An anonymous caller told police he saw the gun thrown into the bayou, linking it to the murder.
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Red Bluff General Hospital
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Pendleton
Counterfeit banknote haul shocks Melbourne area
In Caulfield and Melbourne, police investigate a large counterfeit operation after Frank Larrisey found ten and forty fake ten dollar notes in gutters. Detectives say more than a million dollars may have been circulated. seven people charged. major stores to review Christmas takings.
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Australia
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Caulfield
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Stagecoach Days Revived In Britain
Britain readies 1967 three day stagecoach tours from Runnymede to Stratford on Avon by 18th Century Travel. Keith Hancock plans hour by hour travel with hotels meals and tips for 150 dollars per person, targeting American tourists seeking a Tudor era experience aboard restored coaches.
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Arab Defense Council to Meet in February on Jordan Plan
Cairo reports say the Arab Defense Council will convene in February to discuss implementing the December 10 Sedmiee urging Unified Arab Command troops to enter Jordan within two months to confront Israel. Gen Aly Amer urged the Arab League to call the session as Jordan and Saudi Arabia opposed the plan at a weekend chiefs of staff meeting.
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Skiers Buried By Avalanche Near Flims
An avalanche buried at least eight skiers near Flims Switzerland. Rescue teams freed them while patrols continued digging for others. Meteorologists warned of high avalanche danger in the Swiss Alps during the Christmas holidays.
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Peace Vigil Near LBJ Ranch Draws 100 Protesters
More than 100 people protested the Vietnam War at a ranch road barricade two miles from President Johnson's ranch in Stonewall Texas. They endured a cold Christmas afternoon with signs urging peace and critiquing war policy.
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Dallas
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Pasadena
Tex
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Miami, Ohio, University
Johnson
Houston Group
Services Set For Shooting Victim in Morgan City
Funeral services are planned in Morgan City for Patrick Lee Fernandez, 16, who was accidentally shot by his twin brother during a hunting trip. Fernandez died shortly after the incident. he was the son of Julian Fernandez, a state legislative candidate.
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