Miami Police Chief Declares War On Youth Crime
Miami Chief Walter Headley announces intensified patrols in the Negro district using stop and frisk tactics, guns, and dogs to curb crime after a holiday weekend with 58 violent incidents. He says 10 percent are “young hoodlums” and vows decisive action despite civil rights criticism.
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Miami
Fla
Walter Headley
Negro District
Headley
Department
Vietnamese battle leaves 203 Reds dead on coast
South Vietnamese troops and American helicopters crushed a Communist battalion near the coast just below the demilitarized zone. About 203 enemy bodies were counted after the engagement, with the Red force numbering under 500.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Quang Tri City
Thai and Viet battalions face Thai border threat
Thai and Lao reports describe 600 Communist battalion forces including Pathet Lao and Meo tribesmen near Nan and along the Mekong. Thai and Laotian units rush helicopters and troops to reinforce fronts as North Vietnamese offensives unfold.
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Bangkok
Thainoi
Laos
Thailand
North Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Praphas Charusathien
Prias
Nan Province
Chiengrai
3Rd Army
Laotian Defense Ministry
Nam Bac
Luang Prabang
Phalane
Nong Boualao
Savannakhet
Mahaxay
Thakhek
Mekong River
Nakorn Phanora
Snow Blankets Texas as Arctic Front Hits Permian Basin
A cold front swept across Texas blanketing thousands of square miles with light snow and driving a hard freeze. Dalhart and Dalhart area nightly lows dropped to 22 with scattered snow from Amarillo to Dallas. some locales reported partial measurements and mixed precipitation. Weather officials noted the heaviest snow lay in the Panhandle while cloud cover and winds reduced daytime warming and gusts reached 35 mph.
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Permian Basin
Odessa-Midland
South Plains
Texas
Panhandle
Dalhart
Pampa
Amarillo
Red River
Bonham
Dallas
Sherman
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Houston
Palacios
Weather Bureau
Muleshoe
Adrian
Grover
Canadian
Clarendon
Tulsa
West Texas
Odessa
U. S. Weather Bureau
Terminal
Silvio Santillan and Rogelio Pacheco Marital Turmoil in Mexico City
Silvia Santillan and Rogelio Pacheco wed on Christmas Eve but a reception riot followed. Rogelio assaulted Silvia three times, prompting arrests of Rogelio and several relatives. Silvia was hospitalized with multiple bruises. Police fines and repeated police visits marked the escalating conflict.
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Mexico City
UPI
Silvia
Rogelio
Silvia Santillan
Rogelio Pacheco
Mayo Herrera
Carlos Figueroa
Luis Matias
Jose Gomez
Jesus Rodriguez
Garrison Claims Johnson Knows Oswald Did Not Shoot Kennedy
New Orleans report cites District Attorney Jim Garrison asserting President Johnson and J Edgar Hoover concealed the Kennedy assassination facts from the Kennedy family. He says Oswald acted as a federal agent and at least 15 people, including right wing extremists, conspired in Dallas on November 22, 1963. He adds communists were not involved and warns secret Warren Commission documents may be altered before release.
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New Orleans
UPD
Johnson
Lee Oswald
Atty
Jim Garrison
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Garrison
Dallas
Oswald
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warren Commission
Louisiana
Ronald Reagan
California
Edgar Eugene Bradley
Warden Talks Pair Into Surrender After Prison StandOff
Warden Murray Henderson alone persuaded inmates Hancock and Arthur to surrender after a knife threat to guard Byron Bean. Three guards were hospitalized with stab wounds from a Christmas show incident at Tennessee State Prison. Hancock faces a 55 year term for trooper slaying. Arthur has a 100 to 109 year sentence for armed robbery and murder.
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Nashville, Tenn
Murray Henderson
Tennessee
Henderson
Hancock
Arthur
Sarly
Harry Avery
Aubrey Hollingsworth
William A. Fields
Nashville
Herschel L. Currie
Columbia, Tenn
Hollingsworth
Currie
Fields
Byron Bean
Shelbyville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Roll Call Shows Gains in 90th Congress Session
In the first session of the 90th Congress, roll call voting reflected growth overall though Senator Tower lagged behind peers. The piece notes rising legislative activity and attention to party line votes as new measures advance.
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Sen. Tower
Dallas business executive McLendon plans gubernatorial run
Dallas based Gordon McLendon, owner of KLIF and other stations, plans to announce a 1968 Texas governor bid. U S Senator Ralph Yarborough also reportedly intends to seek the Democratic nomination, setting up a new clash with McLendon who previously lost to Yarborough in 1964. Lieutenant Governor Preston Smith is the only declared candidate so far. Governor Connally says he will not seek another term.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Morning News
Gordon McLendon
Texas
Jimmy Banks
Austin
McLendon
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
U. S. Senate
Yarborough
Preston Smith
John Connally
John Hill
Yale
KLIF
el Paso
Houston
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Johnson
The Quipster No Two People Are Alike
A brief quotation notes that two individuals are never the same and each should feel glad about it. The lines reflect a playful, witty observation likely aimed at celebrating individuality.
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