Stewart to visit Vietnam installations as civilian actor
Actor Jimmy Stewart, retired Air Force Reserve brigadier general, leaves Sunday for a 17 day tour of U S military installations in Vietnam. He is accompanied by wife Gloria and his son in law Ronald, serving with the Marine Corps in Vietnam. President-elect Nixon marks his 56th birthday with a Northampton dinner at David Eisenhower’s apartment across from Smith College. Nancy Sinatra and Jack Haley Jr announce engagement with a private Hollywood dinner.
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Faubus to lead Dogpatch U S A as president
Orval E Faubus, former Arkansas governor, says he will become president of Dogpatch U S A near Harrison Arkansas on February 1. He cites developing tourist attractions as best for Arkansas economy and says he will live there while staying out of politics for now.
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Bankhead estate tops one million in value
Actress Tallulah Bankhead died at 65 from pneumonia on December 12. Probate filings show her estate at over 1 million, including stock assets and valuable paintings not yet valued, with a sale deposit unopened.
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Reds Say Thieu Foe of Talks
North Vietnam charged that South Vietnam under President Thieu seeks to torpedo the Paris talks and keep the United States in the war. Hanoi’s spokesman accused Saigon of obstructing peace and denying the Viet Cong an equal partner status, while both sides signaled no immediate concessions as deadlock persists.
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California Legislature Proposes 1940 Running Mate Link
A Sacramento report outlines Gov. Reagan naming Rep. Ed Reinecke as a potential 1940 running mate, with Reinecke set to serve the remainder of Lt. Gov. Finch's term. The document surveys Assembly and Senate bills on education, elections, campaigns, and state governance, noting changes to age, attendance, and signatures rules, along with appointments and regulatory shifts across departments.
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Legislators Guild Strikes AP Over Wages and Union Shops
Sacramento reports lawmakers drafting bills in response to Reagan farm labor policy push and union shop demands by the Legislators Guild. In New York, the Wire Service Guild strike at AP centers on wages and a union shop form, with mediation ongoing and AP defending its objectivity.
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Delay in Mercy Plane Arrival for Biafra Aid Efforts
The U S sponsored Biafra relief airlift faces delays due to last minute contract details. Red Cross suspension of mercy flights from Equatorial Guinea halts food and medicine relief for 850000 people. In Long Beach cargo planes are expected Friday to join Joint Church Aid US.4 for transporting supplies to refugees.
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Draft call for March 33 thousand troops set
The Army and Marine Corps will receive 33,100 draftees in March, slightly down from February’s 33,700. The Army will provide 31,600 men and the Marines 1,500. The March figure rises from January’s 26,800 men.
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Volunteer Police Probe in Redding
In Redding California officials scramble after 13 local volunteers arm themselves with badges and patrol cars claiming police authority. Police Chief Vanderpool says the men operate under a special police program approved without full city awareness. City leaders vow to investigate and assess the scope and legality of the effort.
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