Prison escape tale and political notes headline
The report portrays jobless convict Jobat Stubblefield escaping from a state reformatory. He falls into the Grand River, hides in a parked car, sustains injuries, and ends up in a duplex cellar with two officer occupants. The piece also covers Goldwater learning trombone, De Gaulle and Mitterrand campaign lines, and other brief items.
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Jobat Stubblefield
Stubblefield
Lona
Grand River
Richard Cusak
Kenneth Haverstick
Cusak
Haverstick
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
de Gaulle
Mitterrand
Charles de Gaulle
Francois Mitterand
Dean Lecannet
Lecannet
Mitterand
Fest Grice at Leng Basch, Cali Entered ay seceng clasmatice
An entry notes a community festival and public event in Leng Beach at Pine Avenue featuring local delivery and circulation details. The readable text mentions Autihed gaily excent Sweday and nearby streets, indicating a scheduled gathering and participation by residents and local bureaus.
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Leng Basch
Cali
Iimigiee
Pine Avenue
Leng Beach
Diaper Fashion Contest Aids South Vietnamese Orphans
In Port Walton Beach Florida a Miss Diaper contest marks the peak of a diaper and baby clothing drive for South Vietnamese orphans. Contestants over 18 parade in diaper costumes as the public pays one diaper or 50 coins for entry. Officials say about 50,000 diapers and clothing have been collected so far.
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Port Walton Beach
Fla
UPI
Span- Sauring Flks Club
Rusk Affirms Viet-Parley Readiness
In Paris NATO said U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk reaffirmed readiness to open peace talks on Viet Nam without preconditions while pledging to fulfill commitments. He noted continued consultations with allies and later headed to Madrid to brief President Johnson.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
NATO
NATO Council
U.S
Dean Rusk
United
Rusk
Madrid
Generalisimo
Council
Robert S. McNamara
People's Republic of China
McNamara
Peking
Europe
Vehicle license stickers rise by one dollar in 1966
Sacramento reports that about 11 million 1966 license sticker tabs will cost $1 more when they go on sale January 3. The extra revenue funds a tougher California Highway Patrol presence to curb highway accidents. A second $1 increase is planned for 1967 and 1968. minimum fees rise to $9 for older cars and $10 for station wagons, with higher rates for newer vehicles.
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Sacramento
UPD
California Highway Patrol
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ayub Departs as LBJ, Wilson Meet in Washington
Vice President Humphrey bids farewell to Pakistani President Ayub Khan as President Johnson prepares to greet British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Ayub leaves Andrews Air Force Base after a two day state visit, calling talks fruitful though aid to Pakistan remains unchanged. Johnson and Ayub agreed to direct talks on mutual problems, while Wilson addresses the UN General Assembly before visiting. Johnson’s talks with Wilson center on Rhodesian diplomacy and the Viet Nam war effort.
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Washington Ul
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Ayub Khan
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Ayub
Pakistan International
Andrews Air Force Base
West Germany
United States
Pakistan
Wilson
WA. N. General Assembly
New York
Britain
U.S
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Mitteraand
Church
William G. C. Church
Rockville
John T. Ball
Montgomery
Frank C
Navy
Anna Frances
LL Wiltam C. G. Jr
Mating Corps
George Shearing
Salt Lake Hospital
Salt Lake City
University Hospital
Shearing
Los Angeles
Larry Stern
Utah
Stern
Trixie
N.Y
Robert Sunshine
Manhattan
Sunshine
Lincoln Park
Calif.'s
7Th Street
Bellflower Blvd
Vets’ Hospital
Lbj
Lows Beach
Pine Ave
Aaron Schultz
Lane Cedar Chest
Barcalounger
Dad
Isis
Christman
Santa's
Pine
Sanday
Ott
Zie
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