Strike Talks Recessed In New York Amid Bus and Subway Walkout
New York City buses and subways remain crippled after 10 days as talks at City Hall recessed before dawn. Mayor Lindsay said the mediation panel declared a recess while union leader MacMahon criticized offers as meaningless and noted President Quill’s jail contempt absence.
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Douglas MacMahon
New York
City Hall
MacMahon
James Horst
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Michael J. Quill
SAP Wireposta
Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Douglas L. MacMa
Transit Authority
Hidden Bite Puzzles Briton After Tooth Swallow
In Greton England CPL Jim Smight suffers a gnawing mishap after swallowing his top set of false teeth. Doctors cannot locate the teeth as they are made of plastic and do not appear on X ray, leaving Smight in a strange medical bind.
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Gretton
England
Jim Smight
Sniper's Bullet Claims Life Of Menasha Man
Ronald E. Jahnke, 22, Marine PFC and Menasha High School graduate, died near Da Nang from a gunshot wound while on a resupply mission. He was the first Menashan to die in Vietnam. Survived by parents Albert and Mary Jahnke, nine brothers, four sisters, and wife Sally of Bow, Washington. The report notes 52 months of Marine service. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie arrive in California for their Palm Desert vacation.
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Menasha
Viet Nam
Ronald E. Jahnke
Albert A. Jahnke
Abbey Ave
Menashan
Marine Corps
Ronald
da Nang
Sally
Bow
Washington
Menasha High School
Three Red Defectors Shot Down in Matsu Escape
A Nationalist seaplane carrying three defectors from Matsu to Formosa was shot down by Soviet-built MiGs after takeoff. An air-sea search found no survivors. the flight carried 17 people including two Taipei Defense Ministry officers and four from the Matsu Defense Command. Defectors, all sailors, mutinied killing their captain before attempting to reach Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Peking
China
Matsu
Taipei Defense Ministry
Matsu Defense Command
Peking Radio
Red Air Force
East China
Red
Defense
Lin Piao
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Formosa Strait
Matsu Harbor
Taiwan
India And Pakistan To Pull Troops
At Tashkent talks India and Pakistan signed a nine point declaration aimed at easing tensions after their wars. Troop pullback to positions held before Aug 5 by Feb 25. Kashmir dispute left unresolved. Repatriation of prisoners to be considered and relations to be restored in economics trade and culture.
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Tashkent
Ussr
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Ayub
Shastri
Crimp operation seizes Viet Cong cache near Iron Triangle
In Vietnam, U S and Australian forces shut down a Viet Cong stronghold 25 miles northwest of Saigon on day three of Operation Crimp. A cache including 47 weapons, 114 grenades, 15,000 rounds, 100 pounds dynamite, 20 tons of rice and medical supplies was found. More than 8,000 Allied troops pressed light contact with an estimated regiment-sized foe. Viet Cong casualties 22 killed and 38 captured. 269 suspects detained. Nearby, 1st Cavalry Division disrupted rest areas near Pleiku, destroying four abandoned camps as six days of actions continued. Continued on Page 12. Col. 1
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Iron Triangle
3Rd Airborne
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Pleiku
Bad Wiring Blamed for Madison Fire Tragedy
Defective wiring blamed for a $250000 blaze near the state Capitol that destroyed a three story business building in Madison. Fireman Daniel Parkinson, a 3% father of five, died trapped by smoke and flames as the fire raged Saturday night under the direction of Fire Chief Ralph A McGraw.
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Madison
State Capitol
Daniel Parkinson
Ralph A. McGraw
Hard Decisions Face Congress
Congress opened the second session of its 8th term facing major choices on military funding for Vietnam and domestic spending under Johnson's Great Society. President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey attended services, while Carl Albert presided in the House as McCormack mourned his brother.
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Washington
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Presbyterian Church
White House
Humphrey
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Donald
Breath kit for motorists tests alcohol with color crystals
A breath testing device called a breath kit is sold at a garage in Uxbridge England. It uses color changing crystals to indicate alcohol in a driver’s breath, offering a quick self check for those who may have overindulged.
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Uxbridge
England
UPI
Rural Resident Dies in Flames Near Clemansville
Walter J. Meltz aged 76 of 5478 Larsen Road near Clemansville died in a fire that destroyed a four by four foot concrete block pump house on his farm around 8:15 this morning. Neighbors say straw used as insulation ignited while he thawed pipes. Firemen and sheriff’s officers recovered the body after removing the roof. Coroner ruled death by smoke inhalation. Surviving wife, son Ralph, daughter Mrs. James Cross, and grandsons were with him at the rural Winneconne farm.
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Larsen Rd
Walter J. Meltz
Northwestern
Larsen Road
Clemansville
Joseph Bennett
Mr. Meltz
Meltz
Ralph
James Cross
Winneconne
U S Officials Ordered Out Of Burundi
Bujumbura Radio reports U S Ambassador Dumont and aides Thompson Buchanan and Nicholas Milroy were ordered to leave Burundi within 24 hours for intervening in the country’s internal affairs. Washington said it has no further details.
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Bukavl
the Congo
Bujumbura
U.S
Donald Dumont
Burundi
Dumont
Thompson R. Buchanan
Nicholas R. Milroy
Washington
State Department
Garcia-Godoy Seeks Ouster of Dominican Rebels
President Hector Garcia-Godoy says he will remove military leaders from both sides of the April revolt by other means, not by invoking the Inter-American Peace Force. He hopes the order will be carried out. Commodore Francisco Rivera Caminero, the armed forces minister, insists the military will not accept banishment.
Explosion at Mount Joy Baptist Church in Washington
An explosion rocked Mount Joy Baptist Church in southeast Washington after a Sunday evening service. One person was killed and about a dozen injured as a gas furnace in the basement is suspected. The blast damaged the rear of the two story brick church with about 100 parishioners on the upper floor.
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Washington
Mount Joy Baptist
Wisconsin in Deep Freeze As Arctic Front Sweeps In
Bitter cold grips Wisconsin with subzero readings across the state. Superior at 14 below leads a string of frigid towns while Milwaukee, Racine, and Madison stay well under freezing as snow flurries drift and winds blow 30 to 45 miles per hour. Temperatures rebound slightly Sunday toward the south as arctic air pushes south and east. The national outlook notes a similar cold surge from Minnesota to Montana and a warm front retreating to the Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Park Falls
Eau Claire
Wausau
Green Bay
la Crosse
Madison
Lone Rock
Milwaukee
Beloit- Rockford
Racine
Beloit
Green Key
Calif
Bemidji
Minn
Arctic
North Central States
Atlantic
New England
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Grand Forks
N.D
Upper Michigan
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