Dutch physicist dies at 61 in United Nations address
A Dutch physicist and Shell Oil veteran died at 61 in New York after a heart attack while serving as a special representative at a United Nations conference. He collapsed Monday and was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at a local hospital. The man was noted as a longtime teacher and colleague in the Netherlands and abroad.
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No Quick Solution to Smog
Los Angeles officials say no radical breakthrough will soon curb smog from cars. Louis J. Fuller, director of the County Air Pollution Control District, reports industry favors improving current controls rather than radical innovations. Vehicles account for most hydrocarbons, over half the nitrogen oxides, and nearly all carbon monoxide in the basin.
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Treasury Secretary Sees Tax Hike Need
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler urged lawmakers to hold off on tax changes until April or May, acknowledging the possibility of a 6 to 5 percent surcharge shift while arguing the economy showed signs of slowing in late 1966 and early 1967. He denied routine criticism and defended administration timing on fiscal policy.
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Mrs Miller Seeks Acquittal From Prison News Conference
Mrs Miller, jailed for the 1964 car fire that killed her dentist husband, told reporters at California Institution for Women she expects eventual acquittal. She plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court after California Supreme Court refused to hear the case.
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Cyprus Conference to Resume Talks After 12-Hour Meeting
Greek and Turkish ministers will resume discussions on the Cyprus dispute after a 12 hour Greek crown council session. The talks stalled in Paris on December 19. Caretaker Premier Ioannis Parakevopoulos announced the plan following a council session convened by King Constantine to set Cyprus policy with Greek leaders and President Makarios of Cyprus present.
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National Buys Jets In Bulk Order Announcement
National Airlines said it ordered two Boeing 747 jetliners at a cost of 47 million dollars. The carrier reports a total on order of 29 jets, including 25 stretched Boeing 727s and two Douglas stretched DC-8s.
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Parrot Fails to ID Burglars in Denver Home
Denver police say a parrot was the sole witness to a burglary at William R. Kimball's residence. The bird allegedly claimed it knows the culprit, but remains silent when asked to name them, leaving detectives with no solid identification.
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