Four Arab men arrested in Nixon assassination plot
In Brooklyn four Yemenis were seized with two rifles and ammunition amid an alleged conspiracy to assassinate President-elect Nixon. The men aged 46 to 21 include Anmed Rageh Namer and Abdo A. Namer with cousins Abdo Zandani and Ali Zandani. Authorities questioned them as Secret Service and police investigated the plot.
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Yemen
Secret Service
East New York
Brooklyn
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Ron Ziegler
Albert E. Whitaker
Miller Avenue
Anmed Rageh Namer
Abdo A. Namer
Hinsdale Street
Abdo Zandani
Ali
Namer
United States
Miller Avenue Station
Albert A. Seedman
Brooklyn South
U.S
Ali Zandani
Richard Nixon
New York Daily News
Nixon outlines new duties for Spiro Agnew in White House
President-elect Richard Nixon announced Agnew will receive major new policy making responsibilities and a White House office. Agnew will rely on Nixon's executive and press staffs and be located near the President. The plan aims to bring the vice president into the policy mainstream while maintaining White House supervision.
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Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
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Biscayne Bay
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Johnson
Agnew
Maryland
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Annapolis
Henry Cabot Lodge
West Germany
Bonn
Ron Ziegler
Europe
Lodge
Vietnam
Paris
Palm Springs
Calif
Massive earthquake rattles 22 states across U S Midwest to Canada
A powerful earthquake centered near the New Madrid Fault shook 22 states from Missouri to Ontario, causing chimneys to topple and water mains to break. Observers reported tremors felt in St. Louis Chicago Cleveland and Charleston with damages across Illinois Indiana Missouri and surrounding areas. No confirmed injuries were reported though one unconfirmed claim circulated.
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UPI
National Earthquake Information Center
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Indiana Line
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mississippi
Alabama
Toronto
Canada
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
New Madrid
U.S
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University of Missouri At
Rolla
Chicago
Western Union
WGAR
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis University
Charleston
Ill
Eastern Illinois University
Jefferson City
New Harmony
Ind
Anna, Ill
State Hospital
Courthouse Square
Marion
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
St Louis
Martin County
Shoals
Mount Vernon
Posey County
Evansville
Cairo
Nil
Princeton
Farmington
Johnson Seeks Patient Approach Over Vietnam Talks
Washington sources say President Johnson will not force Saigon to end the boycott of Paris peace talks yet. He weighs options if Saigon balks at sending a delegation, while advisers clash over firmness versus flexibility in handling Thieu and the Viet Cong with Bunker watching Saigon.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
National ‘Liberation Front
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Hanoi
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
1st Cavalry Division Relocated in Saigon War Zone
U S headquarters moved 19 000 man 1st Cavalry Division to the Saigon area to counter a substantial North Vietnamese threat 50 to 100 miles from Saigon. The redeployment targets Tay Ninh Binh Long Puco provinces near Cambodia.
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UPI
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
1St Air Cav
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Binh Long
Puco
Cambodia
Mekong Delta
North Vietnam
An Hoa River
da Nang
Soviet Troops to Leave Czechoslovakia by December
Western and Soviet officials say most Soviet forces will withdraw from Czechoslovakia by mid December leaving a permanent garrison of about 75 000 to 100 000. The move follows a Soviet Czechoslovak treaty and signals an ideological clash between Kremlin hardliners and reformers led by Alexander Dubcek.
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Prague
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Kremlin
Alexander Dubcek
Quote on blondes and brunettes stirs light uproar
A playful remark about hair color sparks light social chatter among readers, suggesting a humorous view of preferences. The comment hints at dating or social scenes and reflects the era's casual banter without asserting serious impact.
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Morgantown
Threu
U.S. Air Cavalry
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