Thanksgiving Day Reunion Ends Eleven Years Apart
Detroit man Yee Guy and his wife and two children, long separated by war and exile, celebrate Thanksgiving in a newly bought Detroit home. Yee had fled from Canton and Hong Kong after China’s civil upheaval, awaiting permission for his wife and children to join him. The family plans school for the children and hopes for later reunions with relatives left behind.
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Guy
Detroit
Mich
Chi
Margaret
Larry
Yea
Yue
Hong Kong
Chian Kaieshek
Neo
Yui
Yee
Chiang Kaishek
Uut
China
Dale Yee
Canton
Dale
United States
Hong
Guy Vee
Tiny Vee
Ching
Australians Retain in Power Government Supporting War
The Liberal-Country coalition led by Prime Minister Harold Holt appears to win a national election in Australia. Early returns show a likely gain in the House of Representatives with Labor trailing, as voters favored continuation of the Viet Nam policy and U.S. alliance. The poll count started with millions voting across the nation.
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Gordon Tait
Sydney
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Viet Nam
Sydney Sun Herald
Labor
House of Representatives
Liberal-Country Party
U.S
Girl Prisoners Barricade Cottage at Jessups
JESSUP Md AP Some 3 to 20 girls at the Maryland Correctional Institute for Women barricaded a cottage Saturday after a dispute over privileges. State Police were called to avoid a riot after a guard was stabbed. the guard suffered only minor injuries. The disturbance remained confined to one cottage.
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Jessup
Maryland Correctional Institute For Women
Alice Blum
Instituton
Advent Prayer Reflects Hope In Christ Child
Prayer today emphasizes Advent hope linked to the Christ Child. The text thanks prophets for God visiting His people and recalls God’s covenant. It asks for children to be glad and for believers to show they belong to Christ through living God’s will. Amen.
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Christ
Johnson vows spending cuts praised by Congress leaders
Johnson's pledge to trim federal programs by more than one billion dollars next year drew praise from Senate and House leaders. Dirksen and Ford called the move a step in the right direction as they met at the LBJ Ranch with President Johnson to discuss program reductions amid the war and inflation concerns.
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Everett Dirksen
Rll
LBJ Ranch
Stonewall
Tex
Dirksen
Karl R. Bauman
Jahmson
Austin
House
Gerald Te
Ford
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
UN Council condemns Israel over Jordan border clashes
The United Nations Security Council approved a strong resolution against Israel for its November 13 reprisal raids on three Jordanian villages. The vote 14-0 threatened economic and military penalties, while Israel blamed Arab belligerence for the tensions. Diplomats note U S support framed as a defense of territorial integrity amid Palestinian protests. Eight people were seriously wounded in Jordan as demonstrations spread to Jerusalem's Jordanian sector before being dispersed by the Arab Legion.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Cecil
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Nel Equncil
Michael Comay
Ald
U.S
Arthur J.goldberg
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Palestine Arab Forces
Huissei
Hussein
Umesh
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Troops End Biggest Operation Of Viet War
U S troops in War Zone C end the largest Viet Nam war operation as Viet Cong fire at a tactical command post. The 1st Infantry Division and other forces finish Operation Attleboro while reports cite light allied losses and scattered clashes resulting in 18 Viet Cong killed. North Vietnam weather limits bombing missions. Operation Traffic Cop targets sea infiltration. U S forces claim 1,106 enemy killed in Tay Ninh area.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Attleboro
North Viet Nam
Mon
North Vietnamese
Soviet Union Restates Support of Viet Cong
The Soviet Union reaffirmed backing for the Viet Cong and accused aggression against the Vietnamese people as the cause of the conflict's danger. Tass quoted to British Foreign Secretary George Brown during his visit, framing statements as official government commentary.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Viet Nam
Tass
George Brown
Earier
Brown
Smoke Triggered alarm at Western Maryland Hospital
A fluorescent light diffuser shorted at Western Maryland Hospital around 1 PM Thursday causing smoke but no fire. Five fire trucks responded, smoke filled a storage room near the second floor nursing station, odor spread to the first floor, and patients were evacuated during a drill.
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Western Maryland Hospital
Navy Recruit Gary Williams Completes Basic Training
Seaman Recruit Gary Bil Williams, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Billy B Williams of 1313 Outer Drive, has graduated after nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois.
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Gary Bil Williams
Billy B. Williams
Outer Drive
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Some Pinball Types Exempt From Seizure
In Baltimore a federal judge ruled that certain Bally Bounty pinball machines are exempt from seizure under interstate shipment laws if state law permits. The decision leaves the broader issue to Maryland lawmakers while Federal agents may still act against machines deemed gambling devices where no state law exists.
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Baltimore
Edward 5
Northrop
Maryland
Thomas 7. Kenney
U. S
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