Girl Lost Three Days In Catskills
Debra Smith, a 7 year old girl, was found safe after three days lost in the Catskills near a picnic site. She had been chased by a chipmunk and was located by volunteers John Lynch and Edward Whitcomb as they searched separately. She was tired hungry but in good health with only a slight cold.
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UPI
Debra
Debbie Smith
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Debbie
John P. Lynch
Edward Whitcomb
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Guidelines At Stake Says LBJ
President Johnson and top advisers push to keep the 3.2 percent wage guideline from being undermined by an airline strike settlement amid looming labor talks. He frames restraint as essential to maintain inflation control and the five to six year prosperity, noting some have not exercised restraint.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Old Mariner William Willis Rescued At Sea
William Willis, 72, ill with what he calls a strangulated hernia, was plucked from his tiny sailboat Little One 850 miles east of New York while en route from the United States to Plymouth England. The Coast Guard cutter Ingham, with a doctor aboard and rescue plane, ferried him toward Argentia Newfoundland.
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UPI
William Willis
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England
Coast Guard
Ingham
Argentia
Newfoundland
Willis
United States
Plymouth
Pacific
Norfolk
Controversial commentator Fulton Lewis Jr dies at 63
Fulton Lewis Jr a prominent radio commentator and columnist died early Sunday after his second heart attack in four days. He was 63 and had reached about a million listeners on Mutual and syndicated to 200 publications. He is survived by wife Alice and two children, Alice Elizabeth and Fulton III.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
UPI
Mutual Broadcasting System
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Alice Elizabeth
Fulton
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marines
North Viet Nam
Salinger Says Viet Information Mishandled by Kennedy
Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger asserts the Kennedy and Johnson administrations mishandled information on Vietnam. He says the error haunts the Johnson era and calls for fuller disclosure to shape public opinion and clarify Kennedy era commitment.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Viet Nam
Johnson
Push for a $2 minimum wage faces new drive
A top AFL CIO official said labor expects Congress to approve a new minimum wage bill this session, setting a $1.60 floor with a $2 goal to start immediately after. The House bill would lift the rate to $1.40 on Feb 1, 1967 and to $1.60 on Feb 1, 1969, while the Senate panel moved the $1.60 date to Feb 1, 1968.
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UPD
Organized Labor
Labor
Congress
Andrew J. Blemiller
Legislative Department
Afl-Cio
Senate
House
Senate Labor Committee
Jacob K. Javits
New York Republican
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hearing Set On Hike In Milk Prices
The state Milk Control Commission schedules a Tuesday hearing in Pittsburgh to probe a possible rise in consumer milk prices. A 2 cent per quart increase announced by Sealtest Dairies triggered an emergency hearing and cross examination of the secretary by Marion Finkelhor. The city urges subpoenas for dealer financial records.
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UPI
State Milk Control Commission
Western Pennsylvania
Sealtest Dairies
Commission
J. Lin Huber
Maurice Martin
Marion Finkelhor
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Viet Cong Terror Attacks Claim Six Children In Delta Outpost
Viet Cong forces struck multiple targets in the Mekong Delta and Saigon area. A grenade blast at a jeep wounded four Americans and a civilian, killing a woman and six children nearby. The day's toll followed a weekend spike in terror activities across South Vietnam ahead of national elections.
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Mekong Delta
U.S
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hanoi
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