Noted Figures in Law and Arts Headline New Trails
George Wirpel, an elderly Chicago driver, faced a traffic court charge for running a red light but had the case dismissed as he argued his defense rather than reinforcing his driving record. John Steinbeck plans a Vietnam tour as a Newsday reporter. Wynn Foster returns to Jerome, Arizona, after battlefields, honored with a copper key. family Thanksgiving follows. Milland family faces legal trouble as Daniel Milland and wife Cleo deal with heroin and forgery charges in California courts.
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George
Wirpel
Chicago
James M. Walton
UN Blames North Korea in Sea of Japan Shelling
UN Command charged North Korea with shelling three South Korean navy ships off the east coast in the Sea of Japan. The incident involved about 40 shells, caused light damage, and no injuries. North Korea denied the charges and claimed American ships shelled its coast.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Luday
U.N
Sea of Japan
North Korea
Joint Armistice Commission
Johnson
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Seige
Percy Reveals No Favorite for 68 GOP Presidential Race
Washington Senator-elect Charles H. Percy says he has no preferred candidate for the 1968 Republican nomination. He declined to name Michigan Governor George Romney or former vice president Richard Nixon as the leader, saying it makes no sense to pick a favorite before any candidates announce and before positions are known. He notes Rockefeller has a right to push a consensus, but he remains undecided and plans to serve as a vigilant independent senator for six years.
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Washington
Charles H. Percy
Sinois
Michigan
George Romney
Richard MM. Nixon
Percy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Romney
Fredt Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Edward W. Bracka
Massachusetts
Virgin Islands
Republican
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
O'Kelly Dies Former Irish President in Dublin Hospital
Former Irish president T. O'Kelly died in a Dublin hospital at 84. He led Ireland as president from 1945 to 1959 and made a notable state visit to the United States in 1959. The report notes his long prominence in the Irish national movement and public life.
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Dublin
Iceland
Sear T. O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Tre-land
Iish
America
Eisenhower
Auto Industry Faces Double Blow From Lag and Recall
Detroit's auto industry grapples with a lag in sales and production cuts amid a federal safety recall affecting more than half a million cars and trucks. Ward's reports show October and early November sales down about five percent from last year, with Ford GM Chrysler and American Motors trimming output by 8.2 percent into January. The recall, conducted with government oversight, targets braking systems throttles and other hazards, with manufacturers covering replacement costs.
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Detroit
Washington
U.S
Rolls Royce
England
Japan
Honda
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Genzera Motors
Ward
Tatsoo
Secretary of Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
William
Hauldon
Aadlri
Haddon
Magnuson
Silyishadow
Canada Proposes Interim UN Plan on Red China Seat
Canada and Nationalists propose a temporary solution to the United Nations seating dispute with Red China and Nationalist China. A three point plan urged a high level study for permanent membership while avoiding implying two Chinas.
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United Nations
Canada
China
Red China
U.N
Bly
Paul
Red Chino
Martin
Security Council
Formosa
Tej
Wealthy Soldier Leaves Inheritance to Two Buddies
Edward M Mellvain Jy a 21 year old Army special forces trooper killed in Viet Nam left $15 000 each to two fellow soldiers who served with him at Fort Bragg N C The rest of his estate could exceed $100 000 and was left to his family He sent a codicil to his will naming Murray and Roberts as recipients should he die by July 6 1967 The two GIs were in Viet Nam at press time and could not be reached..
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GOP
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Goldwater
Republican Party
Ue House Republican Conference
Rep
Marvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Nixon
Gms
Fercy
Burnham
United States
Puerto
Philadelphia
Viet Nam
Nic
Edward M. Mellyain Jy
Fort Bragg
N.C
McKlvain
George M. Cheston
Ose
Francis Roger Murray
Ban K. Roberts
Mellvain
Notristown
Mcllvain
McIlvain
Darrow
New Lebanon
N.Y
Flood Hits Malaysia Inches Toward Singapore
Floods driven by a northeast monsoon lashed the Malayan mainland and Singapore as hundreds of Malaysians were evacuated from flood stricken areas. No deaths reported but property damage was heavy.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Malayan
Singapore
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Guggenheim
Alicia
Ariz
Navy
Wynn F. Foster
Jerome
Foster
Wynn Foster
Tony Lozano
Viet, Nam
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Viet Nat
Tonyson Carter
Mayfield
Carter
Germany
Darrell Carter
Caspar Carter
Teresa Powell
Daniel D. Milland
Young Milland
Santa Barbara
Cleo Janet
W. Preston Butcher
Milland
Butcher
Ventura
Jack Bell
Finn
Reading
Ireland
Los Angeles
Uty
John W. Burns
T: Ham
Fire Department Board
Uve
Gaye
Copenhagen
Lpi
Mier
Jens Otta Krag
King
Frederik
Aksel Larsen
North Atlantic Alliance
Social Natty Jeader
Karl Skytte
Deana
Meonmue
Larsen
Marxist Socialist People’s Party
Radical Liberals
Liberal Center Party
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U. S
13Th Field Artillery
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Peking
L.A
Captain’s. Restaurant
Tom and Marv
Yclor Gagores
Jack and
Rose Bass
Bob Moreau
Mirrac
Klogan
Prime Shuf Neeé Sea Foodss
Vsti
Ren Eeu
East Broadway
Wynnewood, Pa
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John Fdadge
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Cheston
Edward
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Welch's
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First Federal Savings
Long Beach
Ocean Ave
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