China Hanoi clash over Paris talks and allied rifts
The article describes China's criticism of Paris peace talks and Albania's push for Hanoi to quit negotiations. It notes Beqir Balluku's charges against the United States and Russia, and a heated Albanian ambassador speech provoking walkouts by other ambassadors. It also compares Moscow and Beijing influence as the Vietnam war evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alabama
China
Beqir Balluku
Peking
Shehu
Vietnam
Hanoi
Albania
Moscow
FCC Defines Pay TV Rules for CATV Growth
The FCC approved subscription television with a two year ban on live sports and first run movies on CATV carried from conventional TV. Zenith’s Joseph S. Wright praised the action while Sen. George Murphy predicted exciting public developments and Rep. James Harvey warned of a Congressal challenge. The plan limits CATV retransmission in top markets without permission, caps nationwide common ownership, and bars owning a CATV system and a conventional TV station in the same market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Federal Communications Commission
Joseph S. Wright
Zenith Radio Corp
George Murphy
R-Calif
Associated Arts and Crafts
James Harvey
R-Mich
Congress
Harvey
House Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
Apollo 8 Will Blaze Trail For Future Astronauts
Apollo 8, led by Col. Frank Borman with James Lovell and William Anders, is scheduled to launch December 21 for a six day lunar orbit. The crew aims to test navigation, life support, and thruster operations, to lay groundwork for a future manned lunar landing, including studying mascons and backside features to refine trajectory and rendezvous.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Air Force
Frank Borman
Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A Anders
Anders
Lovell
Censorinus
Sea of Tranquillity
Earth
Cunningham Returns to California Amid Student Protests
Astronaut Walter Cunningham spoke to a Santa Monica crowd after returning to California amid frequent student protests. He quipped that if students were smart enough to run universities they wouldn’t be in school. Governor Ronald Reagan attended Cunningham Day ceremonies and expressed appreciation for his remarks.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Walter R. Cunningham
California
Ronald Reagan
Walter Cunningham
Cunningham
Albert Sees Demo Programs Furthered in Nixon Years
Washington AP reports Democratic House leader Carl Albert believes Nixon will not dismantle social programs swiftly. He says Democrats would block major bills, stressing the party still dominates Congress. Albert notes potential for a Democratic legislative program if needed.
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Albert
Nixon
Washington
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John V. McCormack
Congress
Johnson
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Hardin Eyes Farm Policy Role Under Nixon
Hardin, a Purdue-educated former head of Michigan State agriculture, and longtime chancellor of Nebraska's land grant university, said he will push for farm and rural America as Nixon’s spokesman. He emphasized his readiness to say yes despite difficulties.
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Nixon
Hardin
America
Indiana
Purdue University
Michigan State University
Nebraska
Land Grant University
Driver Arrested After Accident North of Wabash Ave
A two car crash Friday night on 25th Street near Wabash Avenue led to the arrest of Terre Haute man Monroe David, 40, of 1457 College Avenue, on public intoxication and driving with no operator's license. His vehicle collided head on with Earl E. Smith, 17, of 2205 Tippecanoe. Smith’s car was totally demolished and David’s damage was about 400 dollars.
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Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
Monroe David
College Ave
Earl E. Smith
Tippecanoe
Smith
David
North Korean officer nabbed after coastal guerrilla clash
A North Korean officer surrendered after three engagements with South Korean forces on the east coast. Six North Koreans have been captured and 72 killed so far, as units continue the chase for remaining guerrillas.
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Seoul
South Korea
No Jumping Proposed Over Detroit by Police Chief
Detroit Police Commissioner Johannes Sprene urged passage of an ordinance banning parachute jumping over the city except in emergencies without approval from the Detroit Aviation Commission. He cited traffic jams caused by drivers stopping to watch skydivers.
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Detroit
Johannes Sprene
Detroit Aviation Commission
Spreen
Local Vital Statistics Court Actions and Property Transfers
A Terre Haute area notice lists court actions including reciprocal support enforcement, damages, and divorces involving Ruth Lanes, Melvin Pittler, James Harper, Margaret Hackles, Helen Marlow, Estle Marlow, Donald Gilbert, Anette Gilbert, Earlene McGow, James McGow, and others. It records numerous real estate transfers among Vibogo County entities and individuals, plus listings of residents and ages such as Albert Columbo 62 and Dorthy Halberstadt 44, with associated addresses and occupations.
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Ruth Lanes
Melvin H. Pitler
Ralph Berry
Vigo County
Superior Court
James F. Harper
Margaret M. Hackles
Albret H. Owens
Gerald H. McGlone
Victor
Harris
William R. Yoder
Ronald L. Grenert
Helen Marlow
Estle
Eugene Marlow
Robert Howard Brown
Donald Gilbert
Anette G. Gilbert
Nasser
Wilson
Earlene Sue McGow
James Glenn McGow
Donald Ray Butts
Mary E. Butts
B. L. Chandler
Paul Turner
Dba
Turner Excavating Co
Terre Haute Gas Corp
Richard J. Cronin
Judith White
Otis White
Lawrence William Moeller
Pact Reached to End Slowdown in Canada Airlines
AP reports Air Canada and the Canadian Airlines Employees Association reached a new contract. If 2,200 employees approve it, the deal ends a week-long slowdown by ticket agents switchboard staff and communications workers who had been working by the rulebook to press their demands.
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Montreal
Air Canada
Canadian Air Lines Employes Association
Bryce Mackasey
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AP Aerospace Writer
Imbrium
Crisium
Nectaris
Humorum
Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lunar
Five Seas
Aristarchus
USS Massachusetts
Fall River
Battleship Massachusetts’ Memorial Committee
U. S. Treasury Department
Ray Thompson
Frank Colanori
Harold Hadley
Leo Fornier
By Edmond Lebreton
St. Anthony Hospital
Bub
Vester
Larry Izing
West Terre Haute
Jerry
Farmersburg
Christenberry
Franklin
Dennison
Ill
Davidson
Robert
Casey
Truelove
Gary
N. Brown Ave
Yocham
Wayne
Staunton
Circuit Court
Mollie E. Hutson
Sally Ann Jones
Kathy Rudolph
Kenneth Wayne McNiel
Warren Place
Vestal W. Allen
William Henry Allen
Kathleen E. Hurst
William Henry Wheeler Jr
William D. Scott
Briggs
J. R. Baker
Richard L. Follett
Bonnie L. Chandler
Norman E. Engert
John Kovach Jr
Eastwood
Black and White Cab Co
Indiana State University
Fof
Tuell
Jean
E. Nivittie Howerton
Fred I. Fiscus
Batterree
Collett Park
Clara E. Dawson
Charles E. Felling
Donald Mann
Doris ‘Lucille
Julia ‘Daily
Ray L.strole
The
Light House Mission, Inc
City of
Terre Haute First National Bank
James B. Quinlan
City of Terre Haute
Alex Nasser
Mary G. Quinlan
James L. Quinlan
Wabash Valley Economic Development Corp
Distributors Terminal Corp
Albert Columbo
N.8th St
Dorthy Ellen Halberstadt
S. 7Th St
Michael Paul Hughes
Lizabeth Jane Fischer
Brooks St
Michael Gregg Everhart
Buckeye St
Catherine Faye Ellington
1St Ave
Jerry Dean Osborn
Logansport
Ruthanne Blanc
S. 21St St
Steve Allison Schoffstall
Jena Susanne Hoffner
Leslie Dale Ramsey
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