US Planes Strike Near Cambodia And Haiphong Rail Hub
US forces conducted heavy bombardment across North Viet Nam and along the Cambodian border. Air raids hit a railroad bridge near Haiphong, with Skyraiders targeting a Viet Cong stronghold near the Cambodian frontier. Saigon faced repeated Viet Cong attacks, including a grenade and mine assault near Son Nhut air base, while U.S. losses rose to 10 killed last week and 126 wounded with six missing.
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Nha Be
Christmas Truce Talks Narrowing Gap in Vietnam
The United States and Saigon show cautious openness to a Viet Cong 12 to 24 hour Christmas truce proposal amid debate over formal terms. Vatican churches urged Johnson to push a ceasefire as Rusk and Fanfani discussed peace feels with Ho Chi Minh reports.
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Viet Nam
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Accident Victim’s Ear Sewed Back After Wreck
In France near Montargis Georges Freion aged 35 lost his car in an automobile crash Monday. Doctors reportedly sutured a severed ear back in place and he was transported to a hospital. UPI reports Vietnam truce hopes contrast with cautious US stance on lull timing amid ongoing conflict.
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Arrests in raid on Forest Hill House of Torture
Police said two men were jailed after a raid on a reportedly exclusive Forest Hill residence dubbed the House of Torture. The operation followed tips from magazine ads. Magnusson met Miss Van Cleef after an ad and secured a room visit. Miss Van Cleef posted 5000 bail and Beard 2500 bail pending arraignment.
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Mirianna von Cleef
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Miss van Cleef
Dam Threat Prompts Evacuation Near Border
Heavy rainfall renewed fears a Mexican earth dam could collapse, threatening 25 ranches and two U.S. Navy sites. Police ordered evacuation of 11 families in a 2.5 square mile zone near the border as U.S. Army engineers and civilians pumped thousands of gallons daily to relieve pressure. Navy Ream Field and other installations lie in the flood path.
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UPI
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Ream Field
Oklahoma Apologizes Over Half Baked 1966 Plates
The state apologized to motorists for Oklahoma 1966 half baked car license plates that wash off paint. Tax Commission Chairman Joe Dunn offered free repainting for returned plates after complaints about water removing black numbers from white background.
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Oklahoma
Tax Commission
Joe Dunn
Commons Vote Upholds Wilson as Tories Split on Rhodesia
London vote sees seven Conservatives abstain and nine Liberals back Labour. Wilson gains a 27 seat majority as Tories split over Rhodesia policy. Heath and Alec Douglas-Home attack the PM for a blank check on force against Ian Smith's regime.
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Judge Spares Youth in Murder Plea
An 18-year-old, John Saunders, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Alien Rowe and was sentenced to life by Superior Court Judge John Collins after cooperation with police. Mary Rae French, 13, was sentenced to four to five years for aiding and concealing murder in the same case involving Charles Schmid Jr. 23, who pleads not guilty.
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Charles Schmid Jr
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West Coast Phone Firm and Union Reach New Contract
Representatives of West Coast Telephone Co and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers reached a new contract on Tuesday night affecting 1,700 union members across three states. The agreement ends a bargaining dispute and covers pay, benefits, and working conditions.
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UPI
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