Notable honors and oddball headlines mix in Arizona teen salute
Chandler High School student body president Brott Gappinger receives a Patriotism scroll for telling loud fans to quiet during a football game on October 29. The same page covers a New York garbage scow treasure hunt by Mrs. Lee and relatives, Prince Edward’s aging wine gift, Lynda Bird Johnson skiing, and Congo politics with Leonard Mulamba’s promotion.
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Chandler, Ariz
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Hife
United States
Kwan Lée
New York
Lee
Sh Ca
Leee
Prince Edward
Britain
Elizabeth
Portugal
Buckingham Palace
S Palace
Prince Philip
Lynda Bird
Lynda Bird Johnson
Secret Service
Brent Eastman
Warrie Lynn Smith
Eastman
Evanston
Wyo
Miniles
Pack City
Peace talks rumor swirls as Johnson silent on war move
The Texas White House and Acting Press Secretary Joseph Laitin offered no information on Harriman missions or a rumored Johnson speech to end the Vietnam War. Reports of a new congressional vote on policy, a four day Viet Cong truce during lunar New Year, and a bombing pause circulated without confirmation. The London Daily Express claimed Johnson offered Hanoi a halt to bombing if reinforcements stop, while Pope Paul VI remains quietly engaged in peace appeals.
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Saigon
Existing Cigarette Stocks Sold Sans Warning After War
Washington report says existing cigarette stocks without labels can be sold after the war. An industry spokesman says he cannot estimate how many unlabeled packages remain. the new law requires all packages to carry a health warning starting Jan. 1 for wholesalers and retailers.
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Californian Awaits Trial in Morocco
A 62 year old Californian, Thomas Stangbye, awaiting trial in Tangier Morocco. He was arrested in Germany in October 1963 and extradited to Morocco to answer charges tied to fraud and embezzlement in tobacco industry shipments. He has been held in Tangier prison since his extradition and awaits court proceedings.
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Tangier
Morocco
Thomas Stangbye
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ger
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Exbacco
4000 Yanks Flown From Hawaii to Viet Nam Base Pleiku
Four thousand U S troops relocate from Hawaii to Pleiku in the central highlands raising total American forces in Vietnam to about 175000. The 3rd Brigade and C133 transports join the effort against several North Vietnamese regiments reported in the mountains and assume control of a supply corridor.
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Viet Nam
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Minh Long
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Coast Gale Girl Awakens and Aids Coast Rescue
A Texas Valley girl, Tammy Taylor, is credited with saving 12 others from carbon monoxide in a San Antonio camp. The rescue, at Lake Travis, followed heavy weather as crews linked to a Baptist encampment. Residents were hospitalized with headaches and nausea but none seriously hurt.
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Castle Hills
Travis County
Dee Button
Pocketbook With $1742 Left on Subway Train Returned
A Brooklyn woman, Mrs. Wilma Salem, 50, left $1742 in cash in a pocketbook on an express subway train. JRocca Volpivilli found the bag and turned it in to Transit Authority headquarters. Salem said she carried the money to pay for hospital surgery.
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