Israelis warn US over Middle East moves
Israeli Ambassador Itzhak Rabin warned in Jerusalem that restoring full U.S. diplomatic relations with Egypt could affect U S Israeli ties. Other officials cited in Jerusalem noted shifts in U S policy and the ongoing arms balance in the region amid renewed confrontations near the Jordan River and reports of Palestinian groups making new alliances.
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Viet Rangers and B52s Crush Red Guerrillas Near Da Nang
UPI reports heavy fighting as Viet Rangers supported by B52 bombers and allied artillery rout a 400 man North Vietnamese battalion south west of Da Nang. In two days the Rangers killed 74 and pursued 144 more, with 200 guerrillas routed near Highway 553 as 1,500 reinforcements arrived. Huong said the Allies will not join a standdown New Year truce.
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China reports second hydrogen bomb test near western border
Peking announced a successful hydrogen bomb test in the western China airspace near the Soviet border, the regime's second such claim. Western experts called the third test a failure, while China opposed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and touted its advances ahead of possible long-range plans.
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Sheriff Burr Demands Probe Into Campaign Funds
Tucson reports Sheriff Waldon Burr accused of misconduct seeks probe into campaign funds received by County Atty. William Schafer Jr. Burr denies any illegal funds and accuses Schafer of taking about 3400 from prospective employees during the fall campaign. A grand jury charged Burr and two deputies with misconduct and they set to appear in Superior Court on January 10.
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Finns claim world record for longest continuous cleaning run
Rovaniemi Finland reports Finns achieved a claimed world record in November and December with 620 hours of continuous cleaning using relay teams described as vacuum forwarders. Independent verification not provided.
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Nation’s Temperatures and Precipitation Summary
United Press International reports temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. across multiple regions. Data covers highs and lows, revealing regional weather patterns and notable extremes.
West shareholders vote to sell Air West to Hughes for 95 million
Shareholders approved a sale to Howard Hughes for about 95 million by a 52 percent vote but dissident directors challenged 400,000 proxy votes as illegal and double counted. Northwest Airlines offer was debated. board approval still required. Air West, formed from Bonanza, Pacific and West Coast, has operated at a loss with 9000 miles of routes across the Western states Canada and Mexico.
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Czechoslovakia Premier Cernik Resigns Ahead of Federation
Prague reports Premier Oldrich Cernik and his cabinet have resigned to pave way for a new government under a federation plan for Czechoslovakia. The federation will take effect on January 1.
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Church Meetings Move Upward to Avoid Televised Forsyte Saga
Parish authorities in Cotgrave England announce Sunday evening services will start earlier to prevent conflict with the serialized television version of The Forsyte Saga. The shift aims to sidestep the broadcasting schedule and keep attendance stable amid a national reformist climate.
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Stolen Stereo and Cash Reported in Burlingame Incidents
Burlingame California police logged a theft of a car stereo with tapes and a speaker from a vehicle, valued at about 163 dollars, reported by Bill Schulte. In a separate case Donald G. Lyon of 6125 East Indian School reported a $100 bill missing from his apartment after a theft between Wednesday and noon Thursday.
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Levenberg to Leave for Tucson Fourth Retirement
Iry Levenberg, longtime editor’s assistant and foreign affairs writer, plans to retire again moving from Scottsdale to Green Valley near Tucson. A veteran of 36 years in active and reserve military service, he served with the Infantry and Air Force, including time with Luke and Yuma Air Fields.
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Johnson presses Saigon to end dilly dallying in talks
UPI reports President Johnson urged Saigon to stop delays and join expanded Vietnam War negotiations. In Paris, W Averell Harriman and Cyrus Vance met Saigon negotiators Pham Dang Lam and Nguyen Van An as they restated their hard line opposing Viet Cong recognition and demanding a Communist battlefield surrender. Vance aims for substantive talks after returning to Paris and may hold secret discussions with Hanoi’s Ha Van Lau on procedural matters. The four-party talks stalled over roundtable versus two-table formats, with Saigon sticking to a two-table plan in contrast to Communist demands.
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Pham Dang Lam
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Furnace motor overheats causes early morning blaze
An overheated furnace motor sparked a fire at William Rockwood's home on Mariposa Avenue. Firefighters esti mated the motor ruined and the loss at about 30 dollars. A separate small grass fire reported on Camelback Road was extinguished with no loss.
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