Borman and Lovell Begin Medical Checks After Space Flight
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell, who completed 10 lunar orbits during a two week mission, start three days of medical examinations at Cape Kennedy. Early reports say confinement was the main complaint of the flight.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Moon
Gemini
Borman
Houston
Lovell
Cape Kennedy
Manned Spacecraft Center
Tex
Erhard and LBJ Open Talks At Capital
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard held a one hour fifteen minute session in Washington to discuss world issues including nuclear deterrence. The meeting preceded a luncheon at the State Department as Erhard continues talks on Western Europe security and missile concerns.
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Johnson
West Germany
Gidwig Erhard
Western Alliance
State Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Erhard
Europe
Break-ins Probe After Cash Stolen At Local Store
Jasper County authorities investigate two weekend burglaries in Kilduff. At Fleck Feed and Grain Co. between 450 and 500 dollars in cash taken after safe was torched. A door pried at Warner Service Station across street but nothing reported stolen. Kilduff sits about 15 miles southeast of Newton.
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Killduff
Jasper County
Fleck Feed and Grain Co
Warner
Kilduff
Newton
New Deputy Commander Is Named by LBJ
President Johnson named a new deputy commander for U S Army forces in Viet Nam. The White House said this did not indicate a new buildup. The deputy to Gen Westmoreland is Lt Gen John Heintges, with Gen Jean B Engler assigned as post commander.
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Johnson
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
White House
William JC. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
All Forces
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
John Heintges
Jean B. Engler
Us. Supply and Maintenance Command
Repulse of Viet Cong Assault Near Saigon Outskirts
Five miles from Saigon, Viet Cong attacked a vital fuel and ammunition depot along the Saigon River on the fifth anniversary of the city’s war. American forces repulsed the assault with artillery and air support, leaving casualties and seizing enemy positions near Tuy An Nhon and the Plain of Reeds as two Viet Cong companies attacked outposts.
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South Viet Nam
Nha ‘Be
U.S
Tuyen Nhon
Plain of Reeds
Eight Escape as Flames Damage Children's Home
An early morning fire destroyed the interior of the senior boys dormitory at the Lutheran Children's Home in Waverly causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Several boys and a child care worker Albert Crosby escaped unharmed. Firefighters re entered to rescue a dog named Timmy. The fire started in a photographic dark room on the first floor of the two story brick building. The cause was under investigation by a state fire marshal. The building remained shell and boys were relocated to other dorms.
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Viet Nam
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Red iChina
Hai‘phong
Waverly
Lutheran Children's Home
Albert Crosby
Timmy
Crosby
Len
Snowy spread across Great Lakes region as cold grips wide area
The first major snowfall of the season hit the lower Great Lakes, with Chicago receiving two inches and roads hazarded from Wisconsin to Ohio. Temps dropped across the South and West, including Florida rains, Nevada cold snaps, and subzero readings in New England, while Adirondack foothills endured the heaviest snow with Highmarket reporting 25 inches.
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Chicago
Lower Lakes
Wisconsin
Ohio
Florida
New England
Vermont
New York State
Adirondack
Highmarket
Controversy over U S peace bid disclosure in Hanoi talks
Washington faces a heated dispute after the Johnson administration released correspondence about a conditional North Vietnamese peace offer. Officials argued the report was necessary for credibility, while critics claimed it undermined diplomacy and leaked a sensitive exchange.
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Washington
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
ABC
Goldberg
Iowa Mild Weather Expected Across State This Week
The Associated Press reports a mild, mostly dry spell after up to an inch of snow in eastern Iowa. Skies clear from west to east with daytime highs near 40 to 50 degrees and nights near freezing, as cool, fair conditions continue into Tuesday across Iowa.
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Associated Press
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Dubuque
Sioux City
Spencer
Lamont
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Davenport
Ottumwa
De Gaulle Reelected President in Seven-Year Term
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle wins a seven year term with 13,063,134 votes 35.18 percent in a runoff overshadowing leftist François Mitterrand who gains 10,609,744 ballots. About 84 percent turnout. Mitterrand calls for November legislative election decisive against Gaullism. De Gaulle begins term January 8, 1967.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Guiana
Polynesia
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
National Assembly
de Gale
Lan
Battle and unrest rattle Dominican peace talks
In the Dominican Republic, clashes between army troops and former rebels outside Santiago left at least 13 dead in two shootings. The Hotel Matum siege ended after 140 U.S. paratroopers arrived to enforce a fragile peace as violence spread to Santo Domingo where a policeman was killed amid pro rebel mobs.
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Dominican Republic
Wer
Santiago
Hotel Matum
U.S
Inter-American Peace Force
TAPF
IAPF
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