Johnson urges peace talks to end Vietnam war quickly
President Johnson says the war could be stopped in days if Saigon informally agrees with South Vietnamese Communists to abide by Geneva accords and curb violence at home. He urges businessmen to hire the unemployed or government will fund jobs to match costs, hoping for good results from talks with the National Liberation Front.
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Trial testimony links insulin to Stewart death in Archerd case
In Los Angeles a diabetic expert testified that an insulin injection could have caused the massive brain hemorrhage that killed Frank Stewart, a 54 year old man and alleged victim in the William Archerd murder case. The defense argued Stewart’s vascular disease made him vulnerable to insulin. An autopsy cited a brain bleed but the expert said injection could trigger similar outcomes in a patient with arterial sclerosis. Archerd, 54, faces trial on multiple alleged insulin related deaths including his wives and a nephew.
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William Edward Jones Jr
Juanita Plum Archerd
Influenza Epidemics Sweep East and Midwest Regions
An influenza outbreak vast across the eastern United States and Midwest includes near epidemics in Michigan and widespread school absences. Alabama reports 2,761 flu cases and 10,418 influenza like illnesses. Tennessee cites a large epidemic in Nashville and Knoxville.
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New Filter Detained Says Maker Sues NBC for Damages
Robert Strickman, inventor of the Stricken filter, says he will file a 100 million damage suit against NBC for defaming his filter. He expects Columbia University to join as plaintiff, though a university spokesman says it will not. Columbia has tested the filter while preparing licenses for sale. NBC News questioned the filter's superiority on the Huntley-Brinkley program. Columbia earlier announced it acquired rights and claimed the filter reduces inhaled tar and nicotine to about one third of conventional filters.
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Snow blankets three states with widespread travel disruption
Snow and ice swept across Utah Arizona and New Mexico causing streamliner reroutes and travel warnings. About 200 passengers per train were affected as Santa Fe used alternate tracks. Tornadoes hit Mississippi Alabama and fears of more twisters remained amid heavy Navajo snow isolation and five native deaths on the large reservation east of the Grand Canyon.
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Grand Canyon
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Rain and tornado strike West Coast as deadly storm toll rises
A heavy West Coast storm drenched Long Beach with 0.42 inches pushing season total to 8.24 inches while a violent wind described as a small tornado hit Santa Ana. A tornado damaged seven homes near Fort Bragg and at least six people were killed in rain related accidents across Southern California. Sar Burks and his 15 year old son Bobby died in a rain swollen creek while trying to rescue Burks' 13 year old son Larry. Mountains saw snow levels 200 to 3,000 feet prompting road closures and chain controls.
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Kirschke vows appeal after conviction in hometown trial
Verdict will be appealed by Kirschke as he predicts victory on 12 reversible errors. He said surprise at the verdict was mild compared to his plan to seek an appeal and overturn the decision. His son Douglas remained stunned and speechless, while the defendant thanked his attorney and townspeople.
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Thieves Scatter 32 Rings Along Street
In San Francisco two thieves snatched a tray of 32 diamond rings valued at about 10000 dollars from Crescent Jewelry Co during a crowded Christmas shopping spree on Market Street. They fled, knocking down shoppers as a tag was dropped. Police recovered about 95 percent of the rings. the robbers disappeared in the chaos.
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