US Backed in Fight for Viet Debate
United States diplomacy seeks UN Security Council action to convene talks on Vietnam peace. Ambassador Goldberg urges a council discussion inviting both North and South Vietnam, while Soviet and Vietnamese delegates push for restraint and adherence to the 1954 Geneva accords amid tensions over bombing and settlement prospects.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
R Z Council
Viet Mam
Southeast Asia
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Council
Goldberg
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Manoi
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South Viet Nam
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Aganda
Viet Nam
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Fedorsenko
Agenta
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Ively
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Tvat
Conc Oil
Hanoi
Viet
Nam
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Nhan Dau
Parky
Cong Toll Mounts as U S Drive in Vietnam Battle
Reports from Vietnam detail heavy air strikes by Air Force Thunder chiefs on storage facilities near Vinh as Operation Masher enters its ninth day around Bong Son. Allied forces claim hundreds of enemy dead and say Communist toll reaches 695 killed, 102 captured, 437 detained.
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Soldier found guilty in aiding refugees from East Germany
Berlin reports a U.S. Army court martial convicting 21 year old Michael Ro Herman of selling uniforms aiding a refugee escape. He received three months imprisonment a reduced rank to private and an $89 monthly fine for three months. He argued he acted from idealism and claimed no knowledge of a ban on aiding refugees.
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Ohio Valley Snowstorm Paralyzes Midwest and South
A vast blizzard dumped 4 to 15 inches across Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri forcing school closures traffic jams and factory shutdowns. Louisville Louisville Lexington Evansville Dayton Oswego Syracuse and Washington state areas reported heavy accumulations as helicopters delivered supplies and roads remained hazardous.
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Pope Eyes Dramatic Peace Bid
VATICAN CITY reports the Pope may launch dramatic moves to end the Vietnam War including public appeals and accelerated diplomacy. Sources say he is determined to push the limits, possibly traveling abroad and to Geneva to aid negotiations.
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Publisher Knowland Dies at 92
The obituary reviews Joseph Knowland’s long career as California publisher and public servant. Born 1870 in Alameda, he led the family paper and supported national conventions. He shaped California parks policy, chaired the Centennial Commission, and authored California a Landmark History.
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Theodore Rosevelt
De Gaulle to Hold First News Conference in February
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will hold his first news conference of a new term on February 21. He was reelected to a second seven year term last December.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
100-Pound Opal Exhibit Delay in Bay City
California dealer from Australia brings a 100-pound opal to San Francisco. Walker of Castro Valley plans to keep it intact for exhibits. He values potential gem quality at about 500000 if cut but declined to disclose purchase price.
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Millionaire Tells Why He Quit Klan Under HUAC Hearings
John E. Thornhill of McComb Mississippi testifies he left the United Klans of America to avoid staining his business of leasing oil rights to both white and Negro residents. He asserts the Klan did good, describes charitable aims, and recalls being accused of bombings before quitting in 1964 after church burnings. Thornhill discusses hiring practices and book screening in schools, and says he offered a $1000 reward for bombers before the arrests and guilty pleas shifted his view.
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Mississippi
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Edwin E. Willis
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America
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North Pike
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Japan Parliament Ends Boycott After Firearms Scandal
Tokyo reports Parliament resumed sessions as opposition Socialists ended a two day boycott over an illegal sale of pistols and ammunition by the secretary of an upper house member. Police say two suspects admitted buying two pistols and ammunition from Fujino in October 1963.
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Yotoku Shigerasa
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Junsuke Fujinon
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