Kennedy Book Settlement Near over Look Serialization
Harper & Row would settle with Mrs. John F Kennedy over The Death of a President with Look magazine. Look to publish a four part serial with personal passages deleted. Book form due next April, Manchester manuscript remains intact though passages were modified.
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New York
Harper & Row
John F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Look
Edward S. Greenbaum
Kennedy
Simon H. Rifkind
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Communications, Inc
Cowles
Cass Canfield
William Manchester
Johnson
FBI Hunts 2 Armed Gunmen Who Kidnaped Reno Woman
FBI teams search Nevada and California for two gunmen linked to a Reno casino credit manager kidnapping and two Detroit area killings. Suspects William Banks and Robert Gawne, with an unnamed female accomplice, are sought for questioning as authorities pursue leads across states.
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Reno
West
Michigan
Eddith Grisham
William Thomas Banks
Robert Gawne
Janet Stewart
Dearborn
Mich
Dry Ridge
Stewart
Eileen Marie Alex
Allen Park
South Bend
Ind
Alex
Indianapolis
Dean Elson
Nevada
Bus crushed by sand kills eight in Windsor Ontario
A Windsor Ontario school bus carrying 30 children was crushed when tons of wet sand spilled from a tractor trailer after a corner turn. Eight children were killed and 13 injured while rescuers freed trapped students as onlookers helped. The crash occurred near Windsor across the Detroit River from Detroit, with Frith School students en route home for Christmas holidays.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Detroit
Gerald Gemus
Oldcastle
Gemus
Frith School
Maidstone
New Greek Cabinet Oath Seen Ahead of May Elections
In Athens, King Constantine witnessed the oath of a new Greek Cabinet. Premier-designate John Paraskevopoulos formed a 1 member nonpolitical technocrat cabinet to prepare for the elections, with Parliament set to be elected next May.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
John Paraskevopoulos
Quarrel With Demo Governors Only on Issues Says President
President Johnson says he and Democratic governors do not quarrel personally but disagree on programs patronage and policy. He spoke after a White Sulphur Springs caucus and a ranch meeting with nine governors including Harold E Hughes of Iowa and Warren Hearnes of Missouri. The group pledged support for Johnson’s Great Society goals despite reported friction.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Lbj Ranch
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
West Virginia
United States
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Buffalo Biochemist's Wife Found Beaten to Death
The beaten and stabbed body of Teresa Freeman a 36 year old biochemist's wife was found in her Buffalo home by a babysitter. Detectives said they want to question her husband James Freeman who had left for New York City. Authorities noted the infant daughter was unharmed and the crime scene showed signs of attempted burning of newspapers.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Teresa Freeman
Boy Confessed Wish To Be State Trooper Fulfilled
In Johnson City New York hospital Terry Gaige a dying cancer patient received a visit from Vestal Barracks troopers who brought a State Police tie chevrons shoulder patch hat and a model police car to brighten his room His mother Mrs Edward Hambalek of Endicott said Terry simply said thank you and his eyes lit up The visit occurred at Wilson Memorial Hospital near Binghamton and doctors fear he may not live to Christmas.
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Johnson City
N.Y
Terrence Gaige
Terry
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Bnghamton
Vestal Barracks
Donald S. Barlow
Edward S. Hambalek
Endicott
Arson Targets Hartford Leaders Homes Over Two Months
Arsonists struck the residences of Hartford officials and civic leaders over two months including the mayor and police captain. A recent incident at WPOP prompted a police search after a threatening call. The motive appears linked to Hartford’s busing program for Black and Puerto Rican students, with other targets including The Hartford Times publisher and the urban league office.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford
WPOP
Woody Roberts
George B. Kinsella
Hartford Times
Urban League
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Kenneth A. Burke
Board of Education
U S Ambassador Grodnoski Returns to Washington
U S Ambassador John A. Grous noski departed Warsaw for Washington to discuss American economic relations with Poland and Eastern Europe.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
John A. Gronouski
Washington
Europe
Pope Hopes For Miracle Of Good Will To End War
Pope Paul VI in his Christmas message urged a miracle of good will from both sides to end the Vietnam conflict. He warned the war is escalating in tactics and damage and appealed for concrete actions toward peace. The World Council of Churches echoed calls for a cease fire and renewed negotiations.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vietnam
Geneva
World Council of Churches
Eugene Carson Blake
Franklin Clark Fry
Council
Vatican Radio
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Earth
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Florence
Bombers Strike Two Viet Cong Strongholds in Vietnam
U S long range B52 bombers from Guam hit Viet Cong bunkers in War Zone C near Saigon before dawn, then attacked infiltrating North Vietnamese troops in the DMZ. Navy reports two enemy planes shot down by Kitty Hawk jets over the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Guam
War Zone C
Two Men Arrested in Five Salt Lake Killings
Salt Lake City police arrested Myron D. Lance and Walter Bernard Kelbach after a road block stop. A blood stained knife and sock were found in a car. Five people including two teenage attendants, a cab driver, and tavern customers were killed in five days.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dewey Fillis
Murer
Fillis
Myron D. Lance
Walter Bernard Kelbach
Utah State Prison
Don Ferguson
James Sisemore
Sisemore
Fred William Lillie
Grant Strong
Powell faces possible criminal probe as Dickinson predicts
Citing testimony already heard the prediction comes from Rep. Dickinson as a subcommittee member. Powell seeks strategy shifts in his bid to keep his seat while facing a libel judgment and contempt of court jeopardy.
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Powell
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Dem
Ocrat
William L. Dickinson
Alabama
Dickinson
New York Negro Democrat
Bahamas Island
House
Education and Labor Committee
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Congress
Harlem
Cost of Living Rises Slightly in November
The Labor Department reports November CPI up one tenth of a percent, the smallest rise in six months. Food prices fell seven tenths of a percent offsetting higher costs in housing apparel and medical care. The index reached 114.6, 3.6 percent above a year ago, meaning a typical bundle costs 114.6 versus 100 in the 1957 59 base.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Winter Arrives Quietly Across New York State
The Weather Bureau says winter began at 2:02 a.m. with light snow and flurries expected for many residents. Temperatures fell to the teens overnight and rose to the high 20s during the day, with no major storms in sight.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Weather Bureau
ABC T and T merger approved sparks $140 million ABC expansion
The FCC approves the merger of ABC into ITT, a move that launches a $140 million expansion push for ABC focused on color telecasting. The Justice Department halted antitrust action for now. Senator Morse questions ITT's foreign government reliance and seeks Senate probe.
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Washington
Federal Communications .Commission
American Broadcasting Co
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ABC
Justice Department
Department
Atty
Donald F. Turner
FCC
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Small Business Committee
ITT
Civilian toll in Vietnam estimates vary wildly
The article contrasts official figures with Ramparts' 100000 civilian deaths per year claim. It notes about 1000 civilian deaths per month and three times as many wounded, with totals from American and Vietnamese sources around 72,000 deaths this year if deaths are accurate. The piece cites William F Pepper and his Vietnam visit as context.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Ramparts
William F. Pepper
Pepper
New Rochelle
N.Y
Commission On Human Rights
Mercy College
Dobbs Ferry
Vietnam
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