Bishop Sees Coup Signs in Rhodesia
UPI reports Episcopal Bishop James Pike of California, on sabbatical in Cambridge, says a bloodless coup in Rhodesia is likely. He claims sanctions are hurting Rhodesia more than expected, notes deportations and detentions, and urges UN action if Britain stalls. Pike plans to campaign against Ian Smith upon returning to England.
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Kenya
UPI
James Pike
California
Rhodesia
Pike
Salisbury
Israel
Onc
Lse
United Nations
Britain
Cambridge
England
Ian Smith
Smith
Cullen to Install 1966 Lakewood Club Officers
Cullen announces his assembly candidacy for district 44 and will install 1966 Lakewood Democratic Club officers at 8 p.m. Monday in the Del Valle Park pavilion. New officers include Ruth Sperling as president Minerva Castillo as vice president Hazel Madden as treasurer Jackie Barron as ways and means chair Pat Hart as corresponding secretary Bob Sabol as civic issues chair Helen Potepan as precinct chair Allan Potepan as legislative chair Attorney Cullen will address the club on his campaign plans. The meeting is public.
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Michael Cullen
West Long Beach
Lakewood- Dominguez
Lakewood
Democratic Club
del Valle Park Pavilion
Ruth Sperling
Minerva Castillo
Hazel Madden
Jackie Barron
Ways and Means
Pat Hart
Bob Sabol
Helen Potepan
Allan Potepan
Cullen
Theft at San Francisco hotel targets Dillingham party
Wealthy hotel guest Lowell Dillingham reported a theft at the Clift Hotel in San Francisco. Jewelry valued at 45,000 and 1,000 in travelers checks were taken from his room during a no host cocktail party. The couple, arrived from New York, said the room was undisturbed and heirloom pieces were missing.
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San Francisco
Lowell Dillingham
UNRUH
Assembly
Jesse
Orange County Democratic
Dillingham
League
Walter Dillingham
Dimeyland
Ferests
Harriet
New York
Barthday
Valery
Joe Parker Higley
Dubuque
Army and Air Secretaries to Spend Week in Vietnam
Army Secretary Stanley Resor and Air Force Secretary Harold Brown announce a joint trip to Vietnam leaving immediately for about a week with stops in Okinawa Viet Nam Thailand Guam and Hawaii Also Gen Wallace Greene Jr will depart for a tour including Hawaii Viet Nam Thailand Formosa and Korea Foreign Aid director David Bell also heads to South Viet Nam to study the growing U S economic effort with Thailand and Laos Symington flies to Viet Nam for a whirlwind battlefield tour visiting Duc Co Plei Me and Chu Pong Mountain Ia Drang sites where North Vietnamese casualties are counted
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UPI
Army
Stanley al Resor
Air Force Secret
Tary Harold Brown
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Thailand
Guam
Hawaii
Wallace M. Greene Jr
The
Marine Corps
Formosa
Korea
David E. Bell
U.S
Bell
Laos
Pleiku
South Viet Nam
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Duc Co
Cith
Plei Me
Chu Pong Mountain
Ia Drang Valley
U S to Act in Chicago School Row
Secretary of Welfare John Gardner announced the government will act to ensure no racial discrimination in Chicago schools. A six man investigation team will gather facts about enrollment patterns as the city seeks more than $30 million in federal school aid.
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Washington
l&@1
John W. Gardner
Chicago
Gardner
Chicago School Board
Ik Fe
Frank Whiston
Whiston
All-Out Try to End Viet Arms Strike
Washington AP says negotiators resumed efforts to settle a strike threatening Viet Nam gunpowder production. William E. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service met with labor and industry reps to forge a pact between Olin Mathieson Chemical Co and the International Association of Machinists. East Alton plant shut since Dec. 1, sole producer of a powder used in Viet Nam small arms. Defense says six months to shift production. Baraboo Wisconsin plant reopened, adding capacity with pumps, but uncertain impact on supply.
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Ap1
Viet Nam
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Olin Mathieson Chemical, Co
Inter-l ‘Sational Association of Machinists
Olin Mathieson
East Alton
Defense Department
Tituana
Baraboo
Wis
Centenarian pair wed 80 years in Fergus Falls
Ole Sholberg 103 and wife Otila 101 observe their 80th wedding anniversary next Wednesday. They recall a long life together with no serious quarrels. He faced poor hearing and vision yet provided for family, fishing in Norway before settling in western Minnesota. Their daughter and two sons will join in the celebration.
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Ole Shoiberg
Fergus Falls
Minn
Otiia
Ole Sholberg
Otila
Mrs. Sholberg
Sholberg
North Sea
Norway
Minnesota
Ole
Shelberg
Bear Missing After Flash Flood At Attica Amusement Area
Film producer Ivan Tors appeals to the public to offer a soft drink to Bruno the black bear and not shoot after the 2600 pound animal was swept away in a Soledad Canyon flood. He says the bear is harmless and would rather have a drink than food. The flood also drowned two wolves and an eagle. other animals are missing but not considered dangerous.
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Newhall
Ivan Tors
Bruno
Attica
USA
Tors
Soledad Canyon
Eagle
Two British Papers Banned in Western Nigeria
Ibadan city council evacuated due to danger from earthen fill and possible breach while banning two British newspapers, the Daily Times and The Sunday Times, in Western Nigeria amid alleged campaign of hatred and disunity. 1314 feet of water have been pumped out west of here. 30 to 40 feet remain. International Publishing Corp. of London owns the papers.
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Ibadan
Nigeria
UPI
San Diego
Pers
Daily Times
Sunday Times
Willard Ericson
Inigineer
Internationalternational Publishing Corp
Boundary and Water Com
London
Mission
Rees Spent $46 884 in California Primary
State Senator Thomas 1 Rees of Los Angeles spent 46 884 to win the California primary for the 26th District seat vacated by James Roosevelt. His campaign reported 48 132 in total contributions and no direct income or expenditures for the run-off.
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Sacramento
Thomas
Rees
Secretary of State
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Rivers Threatens All-Out War If Truce Fails
UPI report from Milledgeville notes Rep. L Mendel Rivers chairman of the House Armed Services Committee warned that if peace talks with North Vietnam fail he would "fight the fuse" and let the four services end the war even if it led to Peking. Rivers and retired Rep. Carl Vinson, a close ally, endorsed the statement after a 45 minute meeting in Vinson's office.
Tip Income Report Due Each Month
Employees will be required to make monthly reports to their employers on tips received in 1966 by the Internal Revenue Service. Tips are taxable income and contribute to Social Security tax on the first 6600 dollars of income, with higher retirement benefits possible.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Actress Wife Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Writer
Hollywood actress Fay Allen, 29, was booked on suspicion of murder after police found her former husband, Ray Allen, 53, dead from a neck stab wound in the kitchen of their Hollywood home. She recalled an argument and taking a letter opener but could not confirm the stabbing.
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Fay Allen
Ray Allen
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