Pentagon defends Hanoi raids routing and sortie figures
Pentagon sources say over 95 percent of U S bombing since April hit targets outside a 929000 square mile zone that includes Hanoi. About 100000 sorties have been flown, with 30000 missions targeting supply lines south of Hanoi in Route Package One and only 3500 raids in Route Package Five covering Hanoi.
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Pentagon
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
United States
Maddox to Build Two Drive-In Restaurants Near Atlanta
Gov Lester Maddox has bought property in the Atlanta area for two drive-in restaurants. He confirmed the loan of $200,000 from Citizens & Southern National Bank led by Mills B Lane. One restaurant will be in Fulton County and the other in Cobb County.
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Lester Maddox
WSB
Maddox
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Mills B. Lane
Fulton County
Cobb County
More Snow For Midwest Keeps Chicagoans Wary
Storm weary Chicagoans eye leaden skies for signs of more snow sleet or rain from the west after last week's record 23 inch storm that immobilized the city and much of the Midwest. The Weather Bureau warned a five percent chance of fresh snow tonight.
ZIP Code Slows Delivery of 1967 License Plates
Jerome Rose the director of Denver's Motor Vehicle Department says mailing of 1967 automobile license plates will be a little slower this year as plates must be sorted by ZIP codes in his office.
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Denver, Col
Jerome Rose
Denver
Motor Vehicle Department
Policeman Rescues Woman From Freeway Overpass
Los Angeles AP reports patrolman A. H. McMillen saved Charlyne Chatman when she leapt onto an overpass. He grabbed her left arm and clung for five minutes as traffic rushed below, aided by three passers-by who pulled her to safety.
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Los Angeles
A. H. McMillen
McMillen
Charlyne Chatman
Madrid dealer buys Velasquez copper painting at Toledo auction
In Toledo Spain a Madrid dealer Juan Manuel Alonso de Quintanilla put Velasquez on copper up for auction and bid it himself after no foreign bidders spoke. The sale drew about 300 attendees but Italian Francesco Naldini and Spanish Francisco Pacheco works also went begging.
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Velasquez
Juan Manuel Alonso de Quintanilla
Francesco Naldini
Francisco Pacheco
Voice Of Tonto Dies In Chicago
Scott W. Williams aged 68 died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Chicago He played Chief Thundercloud in films and Tonto on the radio Williams a direct descendant of Chief Pontiac of the Ottawa tribe was the first American Indian to enlist in the U S Army in World War I.
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Tonto
Veterans Administration Hospital
Williams
Pontiac
Mao Routs Opposition in Sinkiang and Five Cities
Posters in Peking claim Mao Zedong forces routed anti-Mao troops in Sinkiang and captured a fifth major city, with control of Urumchi and Shihhotze reported. Reports say Maoists seized Kweiyang and a World War I base, while fighting threats linger in Shanghai Tsingtao Taiyung and Lop Nor tensions.
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Thomasville Optimists Hear Tech Advances by Power Company
At a noon meeting tomorrow the Thomasville Optimists will hear James M. Griffith of Georgia Power discuss pumped storage hydroelectric generation extra high voltage transmission and growing computer use and nuclear energy. The Plaza Cafe hosts the talk.
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James M. Griffith
Georgia Power Co
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Plaza Cafe
Kiwanis Dinner Speaker From Central High
The Central High senior class president and noted athlete Marty Willett will be the guest speaker at the Thomas County Kiwanis Club weekly dinner tomorrow. Continued on Page 8 Col. 5.
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Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Marty Willett
Woman Dies As Train Strikes Auto In Thomasville // 70-char limit reached
A Thomasville woman, Martha Ellen Haynes, 54, was killed when her 1960 Ford was struck by an Atlantic Coast Line diesel freight train at the E Pine Tree Boulevard crossing. Nine others were hospitalized after related area accidents within an hour.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Martha Ellen Haynes
Palm Dr
T. A. Hardin
Ford Recalling Faulty Trucks
Ford Motor Co recalls 1900 F250 four wheel drive light trucks to check 15 for defective front axle spindles. Supplier says improper steel grade used in some spindles. company not identified.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
50 000 More In State Under New Wages Law
The Georgia Department of Labor estimates that broadening the minimum wage will bring about 60 000 more workers under the law. The changes, effective today, raise the minimum for workers previously covered to 1.40 and add new coverage for others at 1.00. Labor officials report many inquiries from small employers about inclusion while noting the law is complex and affects industries from construction to hospitals and schools.
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Atlanta
State Department of Labor
Georgia
Sam Caldwell
Henry A. Huettner
U.S Department of Labor
Caldwell
Dirksen Holds Key on Consular Pact Issue in Senate
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urged cautious support for a proposed consular treaty with the Soviet Union and a new East-West trade bill. He argued the pact would protect more Americans traveling in the USSR and downplayed espionage fears, while noting public war fatigue could hinder rational debate. Senator Dirksen, GOP leader, appears to hold the decisive influence on the measure.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Mansfield
United States
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
New Auto Safety Rules Proposed by Commerce Department
Rules set for 1966 autos include labels for controls, driver visibility, transmission order, brake hose standards, mirror requirements, impact absorbing steering, five inch steering intrusion limit, shatter resistant windshields, shoulder belts, removal of winged hubcaps, rupture proof tanks, two speed wipers, parking and service brakes with warning, interior padding, door latches to prevent opening in crash, and other safety device standards. The article also notes political debate on a separate treaty with East-West tensions and Senate factions over ratification.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Satanic wedding ends with lion in San Francisco home
A San Francisco couple wed in a Satanist ceremony led by Anton Szandor LaVey in a Victorian living room. A 200 pound lion roared from a back porch as attendees watched, with LaVey issuing inventive incantations and vows described as conceived in hell.
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Hell
Anton Szandor LaVey
Prince of Darkness
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