U.S. death toll in Vietnam tops sixteen thousand in 1967
U.S. spokesmen report 9,353 Americans killed in action during 1967 through Dec. 30, pushing total American combat deaths past 16,000. They described heavy fighting near Saigon and within the Que Son Valley as North Vietnamese forces attacked Allied bases and airfields, with dozens of Communist casualties and American losses totaling 17 dead and 135 wounded in the latest clashes.
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UPI
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
Qué Son
Ross
Leslie
Balulufield
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Que Son Valley
Wallace signals possible run for president with party’s ballot push
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace indicated he may announce a presidential bid or wait for a national party convention. He praised the American Independent Party after California voters pushed registration above 95,000, possibly securing a spot on the general election ballot. It remains unclear if Wallace will appear on the California primary ballot.
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Santa ° Monica
Calif
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
American Independent Party
Wallace
Junior Refuses Cough Medicine Leads to Sheriff Call
In Colorado Springs a mother notified the sheriff by phone that her 19 year old son Junior stubbornly refused his cough medicine. Deputy James E. Lewis went to the home but found no solution as the youth remained uncooperative.
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Lorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Junior
Sheriff's Officers
James. E. Lewis
Lewis
Eshkol Embarks on U S Talks With Johnson Amid Middle East Tensions
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol flies to the United States for talks with President Johnson and U N officials in New York through Saturday. Terrorist blasts damage the Ashad Yaacov reservoir near the Jordan border hours before his departure. Eshkol will also meet Lester Pearson in Ottawa and Harold Wilson in London en route.
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UPI
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United States
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Middle East
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Thant
Jordan
Eshkol
Washington
Ottawa
Lester , Pearson
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
London
Harold, Wilson
McCarthy Moves to Challenge Johnson in New Hampshire Primary
Sen Eugene J McCarthy gears up for an early clash with President Johnson in New Hampshire as he enters the March 12 primary and seeks momentum for his anti Vietnam campaign. He faces a tough race amid hawk sentiment while Johnson weighs re election plans and campaign dynamics.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
White House
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McCarthy
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Deniso
Cratic
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Thomas J. McIntyre
Bernard L. Bouting
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David C. Hoch
Dartmouth College
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Vietnam
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Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Swedes throw eggs at American envoy in Stockholm
About 600 youths pelted Philip Ho Traise and other Americans with 20 eggs and snowballs outside the ministry of finance in Stockholm. Police moved demonstrators aside as the delegation sought to explain U.S. plans to cut the balance of payments deficit. Four U.S. sailors seeking political asylum had arrived in the city last week.
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API
U.S. Navy
Philip” Ho Treaise
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Treaise
Ministry of Finance
Johnson
USA
Moscow
Japan
Vietnam
Prescott attorney fined for contempt of court
Attorney David H. Palmer was found guilty of contempt and fined 5000 by Superior Court Judge Laurance T. Wren. Palmer was also conditionally ordered to return to Hazelton Hospital in Center City Minnesota for further treatment after disappearing during a trial. The judge ruled the act likely involuntary and criticized the notion of a deliberate mistrial plan.
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Valmer
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Scottsdale
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