Weigh New Viet War Strategy Opens Talks in Saigon
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and South Vietnamese Premier Tran Van Huong began talks in Saigon on plans to strike Viet Cong supply lines in Laos. The discussions target a broader bombing strategy and coordination between Washington and Saigon.
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Saigon
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Laos
Taylor
Washington
Prognant Johnson
Viet Nam
Targe
Huang
Iowa Toll Road Fatalities Weekend Report
The Associated Press tallies several weekend traffic deaths across Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri. Victims include Julie Sehnuelle near Decorah, Betty Marie Layser, Shamas L. Clarke, and Betty Wenzel among others, with crashes in Story City Belmond and near Council Bluffs. The report notes police and officials caution amid wartime context and political talks in Saigon with no immediate agreements expected. Thousands of police lined Taylor’s route. Buddhists reportedly planned a demonstration that did not materialize.
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Associated Press
Towa
Nebraska
Terraareald
Julie Sehnuelle
Clarence Sehnuelle
Waukon
Nee Laysar
Betty Marie
Highway 9
Decorah
David Hanson
Story City
Shamas L. Clarke
Betty Wenzel
Alexander
Fanny Goelman
Belmond
Omaha
Amelia Thieschaler
Council Bluffs
Leslie B. Cowen
Crestwood
Lam
Bishop Ensley In Critical Condition After Crash
COLUMBUS Ohio Bishop Francis Gerald Ensley of the Ohio West Methodist Church remained in critical condition after an automobile crash Saturday He served 12 years as Iowa area bishop at Des Moines before his Ohio posting last summer In a separate note PBS faced PBS accuses Newsweek of a new reporting standard and a charge of inaccurate FBI statistics drawing White House criticism Meanwhile Bendix plants saw workers walk off ahead of a 10 am strike deadline led by the United Auto Workers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Francis Gerald Ensley
Ohio West
Methodist Church
Iowa
Dex Moines
Washington
PBS
Newsweek Magazine
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
White Mouse
Clyde
Newsweek
Osborn Illiotl
Bendix
Detroit
Bendis
United Anta
County attorneys form panel on juvenile drinking study
Cedar County Attorney Max R Werling of Tipton heads a county- attorneys committee to gather information on juvenile drinking via Town and propose solutions. Dubuque: 2 year old Thomas Rath escaped from the Dubuque County jail by calling a baron his cell while being held for parole violation.
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Moines
Cedar County
Max R- Werling
Tipton
Dubuque
Thomas Rath
Dubuque County
Supreme Court KO of Florida racial ban law
The Supreme Court struck down a Florida statute making it a crime for a white man and a Negro woman to occupy the same hotel room at night and for a white man to be with a Negro woman. Justice White said the law exerc ised state police power in violation of constitutional protection against invidious discrimination. The decision noted the case did not address a separate ban on interracial marriages.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Florida
White
Car Hits Two At Davenport One Man Dies
Davenport officers say two pedestrians were struck while walking to work at the Beadie plant. Edward J. McLarnay, 51, of Davenport, died. The vehicle was driven by Robert Maxwell, 23, of Walcoll. Marvin Snyder, 4, was injured and hospitalized. No charges were filed.
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Davenport
Edwarth J. Mcla]nan
Palige
Robert Maxwell
Walcoll
McLarnay
Marvin Snyder
Snyder
Jay Tail Cordilios
Ice Storm In New York Cuts Power
In Schenectady and eastern New York thousands face cold and hardship as an ice storm cripples service for about 40 000 customers. Temperatures drop to 10 below zero with power crews rushing to restore heat and light while schools close emergency centers open and public buildings serve as warming sites.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New York
Sromun
Alhimy
Glens Falls
Amsterdam - Gloversville
Judge Warns California U Sit-Ins Today
Berkeley judges warned that charges against hundreds of University of California sit-in demonstrators could affect their futures. Judge Rupert Crestenden allowed mass arraignment of 7B arrested students to proceed next Monday to give defense time, as campus officials prepared a plan to ease strife on the 97 A00 campus while hundreds picketed campus environs.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Rupert _Crestenden
Universit
Perce
Bureau Seeks End to U S Farm Control
Philadelphia report says the Americana Fare Bureau demands farmers be freed from government controls to end feuding with the Johnson administration. Charles B. Shuman, a farm leader, delivered the statement at the Detoration’s family convention opening.
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Philadelphia
Federal
Yan
Johnson Administration
Charles B. Shuman
Winsis
Armer
High Farm Organization
Twat
Glee
Italian Parliament Set Dec 16 For President Vote
Italian Parliament will pick a new president on December 16 to succeed Antonio Segni who resigned due to ill health. Segni’s retirement sparked intra coalition strife as Premier Aldo Moro faces a weakened government after Legni’s step down following a stroke and impaired speech.
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Inday
Ialian
Antonio Seani
Segni
Alco Moro
Levni
Heould
Italy
Bint
Clonies
Khartoum Riots Leave 10 Dead in Racial Clashes
In Khartoum violence between Arabs and South Sudanese Negroes intensified after a 5,000 to 10,000 strong crowd gathered at the airport to protest Arab dominance. Rioters damaged the embassy and attacked Europeans and Americans as security forces dispersed mobs, with an American couple among the injured.
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Sudan
South Sudan
Nob
China
U.S
Clement Mbora
Mbora
Hell
Joase
Pearl
Wilson and Johnson Begin Talks on Global Problems
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Wilson opened talks in Washington to tackle NATO reform, nuclear command, and global issues. Officials expect rough outlines on organizing nuclear forces within NATO, amid French opposition, with further discussions set through Tuesday and a meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to follow.
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Johnson
Washington i
Minence
Harold . Wilson
Inj
Rom
West Germany
Johnson Wilson
Aledrei Gramykown
Westnesday
Moscow
Soviet Union
Gromyko Calls for World Summit on Disarmament
At the United Nations General Assembly Andrei Gromyko urged a world disarmament conference with a complete nuclear ban, base liquidation, and military budget cuts. He outlined a memorandum on disarmament and endorsed a heads of state meeting for a global treaty. He urged nonaligned nations to join Cairo in backing a world disarmament conference.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Somyko
Adlai E. Steven
Gromyko
Red China
Sali
Cairo
Mother Kills Three Tots And Herself
In St Paul a woman described as a good mother strangled her three children Irene 7 Jeffrey 7 Timothy 4 Susan 2 then hanged herself at the family home Sunday. Gerald Neubauer found the bodies when he returned from work about 4 15 p m. The mother was in the basement and the children in two bedrooms. Relatives said she had recently received pills from a doctor for nerves but otherwise appeared in good health.
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ST. Paul
Mim
Gerald E. Neubauer
S. Irene Neubauer
Jeffrey
Timothy
Susan
Tine
Seighors
Teli
Grenier Quits Party Position
Washington reports John Grenier resigned today as executive director of the Republican National Committee amid sharp internal party criticism.
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Grenier
Washington
John Grenier
Rights Case Evidence Awaited In Mississippi
In Meridian Mississippi authorities await the FBI evidence at a Thursday preliminary hearing on the three slain civil rights workers case. The FBI has charged 19 men with civil rights violations and two others as accessories. A statewide defense fund is being organized for the defendants, including several Ku Klux Klan members.
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Philadelphea
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Met
Visi Atty
W. H Johnson Sr
Johnson
Meridian
U.S
Esther Carter
Justice Department
Wy Lo Po
Ku Klux Klar
Lawel G. Wier
Castomers
Wisconsin
Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance at Pearl Harbor Hawaii
On Pearl Harbor Day December 7 Pearl Harbor presents a serene scene with an oil slick and a flower garland at Ford Island While veterans visit the white memorial the Arizona battleship remains entombed prompting prayers and quiet remembrance The USS Arizona is still listed as a commissioned vessel as observers reflect on the 1941 attack and its 23 year memory of World War II casualties and damages
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U.S
Ford Island
Veterans’ Organizations
U. S
Arizona
Heeb
United States
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