Johnson Returns to White House for Conferences
Johnson flew from his Texas ranch to resume intensive talks with foreign leaders and finalize budget decisions. He will host Pakistan’s Ayub Khan and West Germany’s Erhard, discuss Viet Nam, and oversee Great Society funding cuts, with holiday events planned at the White House.
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Johnson
White House
Dohasan
Johnson City
Tex
Bill
D. Mbyers
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Ayub
New York
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Ludwig Erhard
Western Europe
Washington
Viet Nam
Sukarno Denounces Anti Red Drive In Indonesia
President Sukarno at a conference denounced the anti PKI campaign, warning it could trigger Communist retaliation as the army cracks down after the October 1 coup attempt. The PKI faced arrests and killings during the crackdown blamed on the plot to overthrow the government.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Gen Bliss Dies at 77 in Tucson After Korean War Service
General Raymond W. Bliss former U S surgeon general who served through much of the Korean War died Sunday in Tucson at age 77. He led medical efforts during wartime and shaped military health policy, leaving a lasting impact on veterans care and national medical programs.
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Tucson
Ariz
Raymond W. Bliss
U.S
Long Beach Officer Killed in Wild Police Chase
A Long Beach police chase ended with a fatal collision injuring two Navy sailors and a bystander. Officer Smith died at Long Beach Memorial Hospital after his patrol car was struck on Wardlow Road. Suspects from the USS Thomason were arrested on manslaughter and related charges amid a pursuit that involved multiple wrecks and a high speed evasion through Long Beach streets.
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Louis E.stockton
Long Beach State College
Magnolia’ Ave
Smith
Duane Cecil
Wardlow Road
Long, Beach
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Cecil
Long Beach
Santa Fe Avenue
Navy
Jerry L. Miller
Barry
Chartine E. Puchrik
Magnolia Ave
Puchrik
Pacific Hospital
71St Street
Pacific Avenue
Ted Vredenburg
Mike McDonald
Miller
Allen B. Anderson
Columbia
Vredenburg
Purehrik
Pacific Coast Highway
Magnolia Avenue
Wardrow Road
Fresno slayings tied to end life killing suspect
Fresno investigators report three people were slain at a house with bullets. The suspected killer Wheat, who lived with the family, later attempted suicide with the same pistol and was hospitalized in critical condition. Identified victims are Jesse Bevitte, Betty Dennis, and Teri Roma. motive linked to an argument before Wheat moved out two weeks prior.
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Fresno
Shell¢es
Fresno County Hospital
Investige
Ings
Dennis
City Clamps Quarantine on Coolers
Arkansas officials report four types of organisms found in novelty ice ball products sold nationwide, including by Boy Scouts and churches. Tests show 60 percent of ice balls contain coliform and all tested samples were positive for coliform, with pathogenic forms under investigation. Some stores have removed items and halted sales amid health concerns.
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Little Rock
Sterling Novelty Products, Inc
Chicago
Connecticut
Boy Scouts
Actuols
Little Leaguers
Arkansas
Maugham Faces Final Hours In French Hospital
In Nice France British author W Somerset Maugham lies in a coma after a stroke at his Cap Ferrat villa doctors say he has less than 24 hours to live. Three doctors report his condition stationary without improvement as his secretary Alan Searle notes a will calls for cremation and Canterbury Cathedral burial. His only child Hope Maugham is nearby and a French court had restricted her involvement.
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Nice
France
Somerset Maugham
Cap Ferrat
Georges.Rosanoff
Maughan
Alan F. Searle
Maughtham
England
Canterbury Cathedral
Rosanoff
Viet Cong Loss Taints Five Day Clash Across Vietnam
Reported tolls from a five day battle near Da Nang and Dien Bien Phu show heavy Viet Cong casualties, with U.S. and South Vietnamese forces claiming significant battlefield gains. North Vietnamese and allied press dispute opening stage outcomes while fighting slows elsewhere.
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Su Fren
Vo Dat
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Lese National Police
Radio
Hangi
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Melvin Henderson
Jonas M. Platt
da Nang
Henderson
Viet Nam
Air Force
FAC
Dien Bien Phu
NAVY
Dong Hoi
U.S. Maries
Moon
Lewis Walt
Navy Filers Search Extends to Mexico
Navy search for two missing officers widened into Mexico as Navy helicopters and U S Air Force planes operated over a 35 square mile area of Baja California south of San Diego. Missing are Lt W W Daugherty 25 and Capt Robert H Scheppelmann 25 from Imperial Beach.
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San. Diego
Mexico
Navy
Ww. Daugherty
Robert’ H. ‘Scheppelmann
Imperialy Beach
U.S. Air Force
Baja California
Here
Court Refuses Halt for Krebiazen Trial
The Supreme Court rejected Dr. Andrew C. Ivy’s appeal seeking a halt to the Chicago trial of the Krebiazen case. Ivy, a scientific adviser on the drug, and three others are tried on charges of conspiracy mail fraud and violation of the Federal Food and Drug Act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Andrew C. Ivy
al Chicago
Ldiig Krebiazer
Ivy
Brown in Auckland Inaugural Flight and Drug Controversy
Auckland New Zealand hosts 53 guests as Air New Zealand completes its inaugural service to Los Angeles. A separate debate centers on Krebiozen, an anti cancer drug touted by sponsors but rejected by government regulators as ineffective. Dr. Ivy calls for halted trials until proven efficacy is established.
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Krebiozen
Ivy
Auckland
New Zealand
Air New Zealand
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Edmund G. Brown
California
John ‘A. Burns
Hawaii
Jackson McGowan
The
Douglass Aircraft Co
Woolman
Delta Airlines
Hung Wo Ching
Aloha Airlines
Hanaily A. M. Rochlen
Los Angeles Airport Commission
Adm
Jerge J. Dufek
Antarctic
Fred A. Brown
United Air Lines
Fragmented legal notice summary from damaged input
The text references a federal review and a Supreme Court order, with mentions of South Carolina, Louisiana, narcotics charges, and a court hearing date around mid month. Names and places are garbled. details are unreadable and not reliably extractable.
Blown fuse disrupts power in New Rochelle and North Plainfield
A blown fuse and a transformer fire cut electricity for up to two hours in New Rochelle, New York, affecting 1443 Consolidated Edison customers from 6:50 to 8:45 a.m. In North Plainfield, New Jersey, a separate power outage affected about 800 customers from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., cause unknown.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Transers Consolidated Edison
North Plainfield
N. J
Revelation of bargains in tied ads turn back
In a curious turn, readers are urged to revisit tied ads for hidden bargains. The notice hints at “in tied” deals offering value yet remains compact and curious about what lies behind the page.
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Corsa di Napoli
Thompson
Gustavo
Welner
Thomason
Weiner
Vassault
Jesse Bevitte
Betty Dennis
Teri Roma
Maugham
United States
Red China
Peking People's Daily
London
Felix Greene
North Viet Nam
Krebiazen
Brown
OMEGA
COS Ae
Pine Ave
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South Carolinel
Padie
Hearing
Walker
Iy Alkers
Shutton
Walker's
Pine
Lame Street City
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Victoria
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