Rusk Blamed For Latest Breakdown In Peace Talks
Washington reports say the Johnson administration faced a stormy dispute over publishing correspondence about a North Vietnamese peace offer. The actions sparked claims by Giorgio La Pira that Secretary Rusk sabotaged the mission while U.S. officials defended disclosure as necessary for credibility. North Vietnam denounced the report as a hoax but stressed their terms may not yet align with U.S. expectations.
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Min
North Viet Mam
Lolay Wat
SS. Louis Post- Dispatch
Hanoi
United States
Giorgio la Pira
Florence
Dean Rusk
la Pira
Viet Nam
State Department
Ikclostre
North Viet Nam
Fanfani
Johnson
China
Astronauts Call for More Space During Deep Space Flight
Capsule crew led by Frank Borman and Jim Lovell report confinement as the main issue from their two week mission to the moon. Doctors begin three days of medical checks at Cape Kennedy while others discuss in-flight food, visibility of space, and the ease of rendezvous in Gemini 7 craft.
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Aim Strotiman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Moon
Maon
Borman
Lovell
Air Force
Navy
Cmde
Walter M. Sehirra Jr
Thomas P
Brallord
Alfour
Sehirra
Sirius
Sehirer
Stafford
Schiren
Wasp
Insta
Schirra
Astronaut Urew
Meritt Isla
Barman
Sehirpa
Honslon
Pind Foeell
Earth
Two Die In Plane Crash Weekend Violence Claims
North Carolina logged at least 22 violent deaths over the pre Christmas weekend with two deaths in a plane crash. Victims along the coast included Ronald Pops English 27 and Bobby Holland 2 of Wallace. Pilot Roy Stevens Cavanaugh survived after ditching the plane near River Northeast Cape Castle Hayne following engine trouble.
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North Carolina
Plana
Ronald Pops English
Bobby Holland
Wallace
Roy Stevens Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Cape
River
Castle Hayne
Tragic Fire Victim and Murder Case Spark Local Turmoil
A house trailer fire near Lourinborg London killed James Mehart Moyen a 3k High Point electrician on temporary duty at a construction site and trapped him with a fellow worker. In Sanford Mrs Wilma Wilson was wounded and her estranged husband John Cleo Wilson 28 was charged with murder. A long list of named victims and witnesses followed across multiple towns.
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James Mehart Moyen
High Point
Lourinborg
London
Malcolm Melani
Lillington
Neo Wilson
Puting
Sara Lynn Bishop
Brovard
Frank Spood
Slav
Jerry Dale Rogers
Westfinh
Charles A. Garner
Cor Gables
Fla
Claude Dee Byers
Hayesville
Josephoud Groty
Rich
Windsor
John. Michael Webb
Stantonsburg
Marvin Run
Four Oaks
Robert Marvdd di Ig
Wilesboray
Alelie Rasan Je
Dno Wi Pieres
Wordland
Henry A. Brake
Willy Oak
James A. Tessnaer
Mastin
Bison Mato Dr
McGoll
Cy Beh Tarllan
Ansonville
Andersen O. Williams
Watnuk Cove
Reds Pressing Wave of Terror in Saigon
In Santo Domingo a six hour battle around a hotel near BanTiage killed twelve, while a later clash left seven more dead as U S paratroopers of the Inter American Peace Force helped restore order. Civilians were struck by violence as pro rebel mobs rioted in Santo Domingo and broad clashes continued into the night.
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Saigon
Treat Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Aximy
Bantiage
Bat
Space Shot Tomorrow Aims High With Four Satellites
Tomorrow a three stage Titan 3 rocket will launch from Cape Canaveral carrying four satellites. Oscar 4 amateur radio satellite, orbiting at 144 and 432 megacycles, will relay voice and teletype. The two military satellites Les 3 and Les 4 test future defense devices while Sun-studying satellite 628 carries 19 experiments. The six year mission spans six months and a planned 20000 mile equatorial hover.
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American Radio Relay Lease
Lineal Laboratory
Marsaulusetts Intitute
Air Force
Jokon
Equator
Galapagos Island
Woot
Porn
German Chief Erhard Eyes Expanded Nuclear Role for Europe
German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard meets President Johnson in Washington to discuss a larger German role in Europe’s nuclear defenses. He favors a British led Atlantic Shield Force with submarines equipped with Polaris, jointly owned by Britain Germany Italy and the Netherlands, increasing German influence on nuclear weapons policy.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Deay
Germany
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Erhard
Western
Erope
Britain
Val
Netherlands
Thue
Italy
Saboteurs And Spies At Work
U S and South Vietnamese forces battle Viet Cong terror campaigns around Saigon and in the countryside. Reports describe a wave of attacks, air strikes, and counter-actions as pilots smashed at targets in North Vietnam. Casualties include several Viet Cong killed and damage to camps, sampans, and buildings amid ongoing air and ground operations.
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T. Wheeleit
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vick Cong
Biliay
New Sear
Holmay YN
Tuyen Nha
Feeds
Salton
U S
Main War Dominates Early Congress Session
AP dispatch reports congressional leaders largely agree that Viet Nam war will dominate the Jan 8 session. Debate centers on Great Society programs, taxes, and nondefense spending versus defense costs. Republicans like Gerald Ford and Wilbur Mills signal efforts to curb spending and resist new taxes.
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Wassington
Add. Ministeation
Mat
Viet Nam
Congress
Gerald R. Kord
Michigan
House Republican
Ford
Mills
North Carolina meets on redistricting plan in Raleigh
A legislative committee in Raleigh met to tackle redrawing North Carolina's 11 congressional districts by population. Rep Basil Whitener planned to attend but offered no plan. Delegation members expect the legislature to oversee reapportionment after a federal court order, with the Jan 10 start date.
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Basil
Raleigh
North Carolina
Rep
Basil Whitener
16Th
Whitener
House
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
De Gaulle Wins Re election With 55 Percent Vote
President De Gaulle secures re election in France with about 55 percent amid questions over his popularity and a step toward new negotiations. Officials note his margin before facing National Assembly elections in November 1967 and outline potential shifts toward supranational markets and NATO considerations.
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Havid Mason
Pranet
Mieve Yeurs
Gans Temilan
Chania
de Gaelle
de Gaulle
Fidhare
Espetedd
Herat
Meamy
Hawes
Mitow
Fermen
Ye Gowle
Snieloeke
National Assembly
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Benjamin Spouk
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Corgattine
Ihe Ors
National Liberation Front
Amy
Sateen
la Fire
Favrigis
Amintore Fateani
U.N. General Assembly
Anfan
Washington Inn
Jetti
Surfer Hope
U.S
Rod Hope
Los Angeles
Carroll Baker
THE
Associated Press
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SVS
Bieden
Tuentes
Army
Santiago
H Ig Army
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Santi
Gol
Lora Fernandez
Stall of
Hintel
Hotel Manana
Ames
Birmasy Gail
Halel
Ime
Technica Aid
AWART
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Tupiphrey
Harry Teuran
Gape Kenney
Nue
White House
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Anne Vigge
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Con Nithway
Haa
Viet Peng
Salyent
Williams
Anrogast
Charles R. House
James Broyhill
Harold D. Conley
Conley
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Palynesia
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