Viet Nam peace push meets hard North Viet Nam stand
North Viet Nam insists on war until final victory and troop withdrawal as U S diplomacy seeks peace talks. Papal plea to Johnson and Chinese party attack mark regional tensions while Beijing assails U S missions and a French envoy reports from Peking and Hanoi.
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Sailor 17 On Fire Escape Threatens Death in L B
A 17 year old Navy recruit in Long Beach climbed a ninth to 12th floor fire escape of the Heartwell Building, threatening self harm. Patrol Sgt. Ed Finney and Chaplain Lt. Jack Six calmed him, offering verses from John and coffee. A crowd gathered as officers escorted the youth to safety and custody for observation.
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Paratroops Hit Deep in Viet Delta
Deep in the Me Kong delta paratroopers fought a day long clash with Viet Cong near the Cambodian border. U S and government forces reported heavy enemy losses as the operation widened beyond Saigon 160 Viet Cong killed and 18 captured in the same push involving Australian New Zealand and U S units. In Saigon areas snow disrupted travel and school rolls at state universities remained, with Idaho Washington and Oregon hit by heavy snow and road closures across the Pacific Northwest.
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Soviet Extends Direct Bank Credit To Collective Farms
The Soviet government moves to strengthen the economy by extending direct bank credit to collective farms as part of its capitalist style economic measures.
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Lindsay appoints Bennett to head corrections task force
New York City Mayor elect John V. Lindsay selects James V. Bennett, retired director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, to lead a corrections task force. Bennett headed the bureau from 1937 to 1964.
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John V. Lindsay
James V. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
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