U S Effort to Place Viet Nam Peace on U N Agenda Fails
The U N Security Council considered a U S move to open full debate on Viet Nam seeking a peace plan. Soviet Union France and others opposed ensuring no substantive agreement. Jordanian delegate Waleed Sadi sought postponement as diplomats debated the vote.
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United Nations, N. Y
Soviet Union
France
U. N. Security Council
Viet Nam
U. S
United States
Jordan
Waleed Sadi
Argentina
Britain
China
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Uruguay
Bulgaria
Mali
Nigeria
Uganda
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Security Council
Council
Johnson seeks 3.39 billion in new foreign aid five year plan
President Johnson asks Congress for 3.39 billion dollars in new foreign aid funding and proposes a five year authorization splitting arms and economic assistance. He emphasizes self help, vows aid must not become an international dole, and marks 1 billion for a Great Society push to fight hunger disease and illiteracy abroad.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Pentagon
Agency For International Development
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D.ark
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Area braces for new winter storm across region
A fresh storm moves from Texas toward Kentucky threatening Troy and nearby towns with more snow after a blizzard left at least 20 dead. Snow drifts up to 30 feet hinder roads while plows race to clear icy streets and long closures persist across county and state highways.
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Troy
Albany Weather Bureau
Rensselaer County
Joseph Casey
Syracuse
J. Leo Quigley
Quigley
Casey
Highway Department
Donald Hutwelker
Brunswick
Pittstown
Hoosick
Albany
Oswego
Batavia
Snowstorm Closes Schools and Delays Travel Across Ohio Valley
A new snow storm swept Kentucky and the Ohio Valley with 24 inches in Cincinnati and 10 inches expected within 40 miles of the Ohio River. Schools across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana closed while traffic jammed in cities like Cincinnati. Deaths from cold weather and accidents rose nationwide as airports and trains faced delays.
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Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Central
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Almbert-St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi River
Belleville
Illinois
Bombers Strike Vietnamese Port As Masser Campaign Extends
U S Air Force Thunderchiefs hit Ben Thuy port and rail targets in a renewed effort to curb North Viet Nam movements. Four days of heavy fighting yield 488 Communists killed and 420 captured or detained. Marines report 23 Viet Cong killed in the Double Eagle operation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ben Thuy
North Viet Nam
Red
Quang Ngai
9Th Division
South China Sea
Hanoi
Vinh
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Radio
No Hearse For Quill as Funeral Drivers Strike
Michael J. Quill, founder and president of the TWU, was buried in a black station wagon after funeral car drivers refused a standard hearse during a strike. About 3,000 mourners filled St Patrick's Cathedral for his requiem mass. Quill died of a heart attack last Friday while jailed for violating a court order in the transit labor dispute. Burial was at Gate of Heaven in Westchester.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
St. Patrick’s
Fifth Avenue
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Quill
TWU
Teamsters Union
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Vaalhalila
N.Y
Westchester County
Charles Owen Rice
Washington
Theodore W. Kheel
Quill’s
Transit Authority
John J. Gilhooley
Truman Nominated for 1966 Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo AP reports the Norwegian Nobel Institute confirmed that former President Harry S. Truman has been nominated for the 1966 Nobel Peace Prize. The institute did not disclose the nominator, though reports said Sen. Edward V. Long cited Truman’s postwar leadership and efforts toward world peace.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Institute
Harry S. Truman
August Schou
Truman
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Nobel Committee
Harry Truman
Brotherhood of Man
Association of Na
GOP Studies Sales Tax Exemptions Hearings Delay Lottery Bill
Republican subcommittee weighing tax exemptions for soaps detergents paper towels and hygienic items would cost about 13 million in revenue and expand to medical aids and trash removal. The group pushes simpler filings and opposes merchant kickbacks while bills on school textbooks and divorce reform spark clashes in Albany.
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Perry B. Duryea
John E. Kingston
Westbury
Kingston
GOP
Duryea
John M. Burns
New York City
Joseph H. Murphy
Stanley L. van Rensselaer
Saratoga Springs
Thomas LaVarne
Rochester
Senate
Bus Workers Die In Train Crossing Crash South Of Miami
A farm workers bus collided with a train engine at a crossing near Miami killing at least 18 and injuring 12. Most victims were young Puerto Ricans from John W. Campbell Farms, with rescue teams and a hospital helicopter aiding the injured. The crossing lacked warning lights and an early warning system was under construction.
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Seaboard
Miami
Fla
Puerto Rico
E.B. Shaw
Hialeah
Homestead
John W. Campbell
Campbell
Poker-Faced Keaton Dies At 70
Silent comedy star Buster Keaton died of lung cancer at age 70 in Woodland Hills California. He rose with Chaplin and Lloyd, faced bankruptcy in 1934 with debts of 303832 dollars, and later enjoyed a television comeback and renewed earnings with his filmography and autobiography. He was survived by his wife Eleanor whom he married in 1940.
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Hollywood
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Ben Turpin
Harry Langdon
Laurel and Hardy
Woodland Hills
Donald O'Connor
Eleanor
Tel
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Bong Son
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
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State Street
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Jerome Wilson
Earl W. Brydges
Wilson
Joseph Zaretzki
State Catholic Welfare Committee
Charles J. Tobin Jr
Tobin
Sen. Brydges
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