Notable 1960s News Snippets Include Erhard Walkout and RFK Bid
A Washington briefing reports James J. Goddard calling smoking harmful while holding a cigarette. In Bad Godesberg, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard storms out as Civil Service League head Alfred Krause criticizes his government. Pierre Salinger touts Robert F. Kennedy as 1972 frontrunner to Atlanta Gay Press Club. FBI chief Edgar Hoover urges family backed corrective steps amid youth trends. Arlington medical examiner cites suicide in Moyers case with prior cancer treatment. Billy Graham declared in good health after London tests. minor urinary infection noted.
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James J. Goddard
To Food
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Erhard
Krause
Pierre
RFK
Pierre Salinger
Robert F. Kennedy
Atlanta, Gay Press Club
Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
GM Price Increases on 67 Models Across Automarket
General Motors and rival automakers raised prices on numerous 1967 models, citing higher costs for steel copper and other materials and safety items. GM kept most lines at 1959 levels adjusted for equipment, with Cadillac debuting later. Chrysler and Ford reported related hikes, with safety features comprising much of the rise and government wage guidelines constraining increases.
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Chrysler
General Motors
Cadillac
Reuther
Ford
Yanks Bay Sides In Flight Clash With Two MIGS
In North Yanks Bay a dogfight scene left two MIGS damaged and three casualties reported amid ongoing tensions. The clash drew naval forces to the area as authorities assess losses and pursue safe air corridors.
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Yanks Bay
North
Vietnam War Update From Front Lines As U S Faces Casualties
North Viet Nam regulars hit with two mortar attacks as Marines seize Gia Binh after five days of combat. 160 enemy killed in siege. U S pilots fly 121 missions over the North, destroying rail cars and weapon sites. American casualties rise to 5,130 dead and 19,630 wounded for the war. five listed missing or captured.
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South Viet Nam
Gila Binh
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Gia Binh
U.S
North Viet Nam
Manoi
Denials fly as Viet War talks, taps loom in U.S. crisis
A Boston hearing heard denials to charges that congressional lines in Washington were bugged. Officials from the Justice Department and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. rejected the claim as unfounded. Meanwhile Senator Goldberg outlined three peace proposals for Vietnam, urging a political settlement with phased withdrawal and nonmilitary solutions, while assessing North Viet Nam’s possible concessions and fears of a U.S. permanent presence.
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UPI
Congressional
Washington
Bernard B. Spindel
Hulme
Massachusetts Legislative Commission
Spindel
Capitol Hill
Justice Department
Edward V. Long
Dmo
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Fication
Viet Nam
Vnto
Gallagher
Goldberg
United Nations
Genl
Belleve
South Viet
United
North Viet
Nam
Johnwise
Son
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Arizona State coed Laura Bernstein found slain in Tempe
Laura E Bernstein a 20 year old Fair Lawn New Jersey native and junior art education major at ASU was found stabbed to death near her bicycle on a Tempe sidewalk. Police reported six stab wounds two to the head four to the body and that the scene suggested she had just arrived or was leaving.
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ASU
Miss Bernstein
Sue Livingston
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif. Pe, Ariz
UPI
Miss Livingston
Laura
Phoenix
Students For A Democratic Society
Howard Trilling
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House Appropriations Subcommittee
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Stephen J. Sheehy
Arlington County
Moyers
Billy Graham
London
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Pope Paul
Thant
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
General Assembly
U.N
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Atlantic Avenue
Wart
Volkswagen
East Sth St. Ratueen Pon
Alva
Bang Beach
Fashion In Motion
Timely Clothes
Astrojet
Dasron
Dutton
Trad Wademark Fe
Lakewood Center
Lakewood
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