Allies Cut Tet Truce In Northern Vietnam Battle Looms
United States and South Vietnamese forces extended to the front lines as allied troops cut the Tet truce in the Khe Sanh area. North Vietnamese invasion threats prompted early truce cancellation. U S Marines and Army units faced casualties with seven days of fighting and continued air raids near the DMZ.
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South Vietnam
Mass
Khe Sanh
U.S
South Amesa Hive
Ae S
Saigon
Khé-Senh
Men Held in $60 000 Peyote Haul
Los Angeles narcotics police arrested Andrew C. Dapprich and Phillip Oschin at Los Angeles International Airport on suspicion of possessing peyote for sale. Officers described the 800 pounds as the largest peyote seizure in the city, with the drugs valued at about 60 000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Andrew C. Dapprich
North Hollywood
Phillip Oschin
van Nuys
Dapprich
Oschin
Los Angeles International Airport
San Antonio
Tex
U S Scouts Stuck in Snow In Korea War Context
South Korean spokesmen report U S warplanes at Kimpo base as U S forces bolster a 50 000 strong garrison near the truce line amid North Korean threats and international censure. Reports from Tokyo and Beijing allege U S provocation while field units handle raids and rescue crews contend with snowbound travelers across Southern California.
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Seoul
U.S
Kimpo
Korea Trace
South Korea
Tokyo
Canberra
Japan
Elso
Nellis Air Force East
Nev
UN Efforts to Solve Pueblo Crisis Meet Stone Wall
United Nations diplomacy over the Pueblo incident stalled as Security Council talks yielded no material progress. Direct U S Russian envoy talks produced no concrete results and a potential Canadian mediation proposal faced Communist opposition amid cautious optimism from observers.
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United Nations
UPS
Pueblo
Security Council
U.S
France
Arthur J. Goldberg
Platon D. Morozov
U.N
Kennedy Pledge $1 Million to Church
The Kennedy family pledged $1 million to Cardinal Cushing to reduce archdiocesan indebtedness before his 1970 retirement. Cardinal Cushing said Sen Edward M Kennedy and family members pooled resources to provide $200,000 annually for five years.
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Boston
Kennedy
Cardinal Cushing
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Signals Spur Sub Searchers In Mediterranean Deepwater Search
Signals from potential submarine buoys triggered renewed searches for the Israeli Dakar and the French Minerve. Israeli, Turkish, Greek, US, and British forces scoured sea lanes off Cyprus and Haifa while underwater sounds were detected near Toplon as authorities weighed the chances of finding the missing crews.
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Cyprus
Asraeli
Jsub
Mediterranean
Cypris
Haifa
Dakar
Yatta
Toplon
Ariane
Kersaint
Clemenceau
Train Riders Terrorized by N Y Pair
Two bearded youths armed with a butcher knife and a dagger briefly terrorized passengers in a crowded New York subway car. Ronald White, 19, of Biddeford Maine, and William Rigstad, 22, of Glendale California, were seized by Transit Authority detectives as the train reached Grand Central Station. Passengers screamed and fled while the pair shouted threats.
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New. York
Cowell
Ronald “White
Biddeford
Maine
William Rigstad
Glendale
Calif
Transit Authority
Grand Central Station
LBJ Sends Budget to Congress for 1968 1969
President Johnson unveils a budget plan urging tax rises to curb outlays and the deficit during the Vietnam era. For 1968 the government shows 175.6 billion in spending and a 19.8 billion deficit. for 1969, 186.1 billion in spending with an 8 billion deficit. Budget Director Charles Schultze steps down. Charles Zwick to succeed. President signs budget message and sends it to Congress.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Ways and Means Committee
Charles J. Schultze
Charles J
Heir to Million-Dollar Fortune Disappears After Army Exit
Eldorado Texas police and federal officers search desolate country after Michael Robineau 23, heir to a 3 million fortune, left Fort Sam Houston and headed toward Denver. His car was found stained and abandoned near Big Lake, with clothing and papers later recovered in Eldorado. Investigators suspect foul play near the Amarillo-Findraces area.
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Tex
UPI
Michael Robineau
M. H. Rabineau
Denver
Wes
Ft Sam Houston
San Antonio
Patty
Big Lake
San Angelo
Rabineau’s
Robineau
Top Court Strips Registration Laws
A chaotic legal digest outlines several court actions, including a refusal to review a California obscenity ruling on a book and film dealing with sexual subjects, a potential municipal firing case in New York City, and various appeals on civil rights and transportation issues. The piece references the U.S. Supreme Court and the 2nd and 7th Circuits in Chicago and elsewhere, with notes on pending cases and procedural steps. The report mentions Hoffa related court outcomes, arbitration questions, and battles over wage taxes and personal attacks in editorials.
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Nest. Ol
Hague
Yeameler
Arnas
Hoffa
Tamperina Raregsnich
Hoyiy
Chattanooga
Sinupalae
Tees
Enceteye Oy Congress
Tower
New York City
Mination
U.S
Fhely
Suich
Pegraes
Siscrim Faton
Negra
Nary Rushville
Can
Tis
Asa
Circuit ‘Court of Appeals
Chicae
Supreme Court
Ios
California
Samet Rainer
Angeles County
NASA Cuts Back Budget Shifts Focus to Earthly Programs
NASA pares its budget by over 300 million dollars next year. The agency trims planetary exploration and Apollo applications, ends X15 and X16 work, and pivots toward jet noise suppression and VSTOL development. Voyager is canceled in favor of two Mars orbiters and two Mars fly-bys in 1971 and 1973, with Sun and Pioneer missions also in consideration. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory suffers major staff cuts while the Tangley Research Center may gain a broader oceanographic role.
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NASA
Mars
Mariner
Pasadena
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Manly
Tangley Research Center
Newport News
Testiug
Jupiter
Manned Orbiting Laboratories
Air Force
Apoilo
Lakewood SR High to Host Wurlitzer Society Concert
Al Bollington, renowned organist with 2000 radio programs and performances in major U S cities and London theatres, headlines a concert at Lakewood SR High School 4400 Brier Crest Lake Wood. Sponsored by The Wurlitzer Organ Society of Lake Wood.
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Lakewood SR
Crest
Lakewood
THE
Wurlitzer Organ Society OF
Lake Wood
United States
England
Bollington
London
the Plaza
Piccadilly Circus
Cold Wave Kills 16 in Kashmir Villages
A severe cold snap in the high mountains around the Vale of Kashmir killed at least 16 people and destroyed many mud hut villages in Jammu India officials said today.
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Jammu
India
Vale of
Kashmir
Shoulders and Legs Ache Remedies Highlighted
Long Beach report notes circulation concerns and joint pains. A muscle spa system claims to relax muscles and quiet nerves, aiding pain relief. Doctor Duncan D C located at 2501 E Broadway appears in the material.
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Long Beach
Hoor
Duncan
D.C
Broadway
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