Peace bid doomed as U N council deadlocks over Vietnam
In the morning council session only Britain backs the United States while Mali and Nigeria oppose or abstain. A U N veto looms on any U S resolution to put the Vietnam issue on the agenda, with Soviet opposition likely and Goldberg pushing for talks with interested governments on a Southeast Asia peace conference.
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China
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.N
Lord Caradon
United States
Mali
Nigeria
Enlarged Council
U.S
Goldberg
Southeast Asia
Fedorenko
Council
Washington
Lottery Bill On Ice But Divorce Law Feud Hot
The debate over divorce reform stalls with factional lines as Sen. Tobin and others call for study while Travia and Hughes schedule a Feb 28 hearing. The measure would broaden grounds including homosexuality and cruel treatment, with opposition from some lawmakers and Catholic members.
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Anthony J. Travia
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Travia
Hughes
Sen
Brydges
Joint Legislative Committee On
Wilson
Keaton Dies At 70 Remembered For Silent Era Comedy
Joseph Keaton born October 4 1895 in Piqua Kansas rose from vaudeville to film via Fatty Arbuckle. He starred in Sherlock Holmes Jr and Go West and kept a distinctive deadpan style through silent classics before talkies changed his career. He survived two marriages and later returned to performing in clubs and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
South Africa
South America
United States
Joseph Frank Keaton
Piqua
Kan
Buster
Fatty Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Keaton
Laurel and Hardy
MGM
Red Skelton
Natalie Talmadge
Joseph
Robert
Mae Scribbins
World forests yield 384 billion in products last year
The FAO reported that global forests produced goods valued at 384 billion dollars in the previous year. Growth was strongest in manufactured wood products rather than raw timber sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Food and Agriculture Organization
St. John's Students Seek Legislative Aid in Faculty Dispute
Twenty five St. John's University students visited legislators to enlist help in the clash with striking faculty. Assembly Majority Leader Moses Weinstein said he would look into the situation and Lt. Gov Malcolm Wilson was reported noncommittal.
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St. John's University
Assembly
Moses Weinstein
D-Queens
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Ike Backs LBJ on Viet Nam Bombing
Palm Desert California Former President Dwight D Eisenhower voiced support for President Johnsons order to resume bombing military targets in North Vietnam He told reporters from his winter office that U S ties with Southeast Asia are vital and that weakening in support for freedom would be a dark day for America
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Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
India
Southeast Asia
America
Sem Seminary Win Duty Waiver From House Action
The House approved legislation to grant Our Lady of The Angels Seminary in Glenmont duty free import of stained glass windows valued at about 90 000 dollars with a 29 000 dollar duty. Rep Leo O Brien introduced the measure which now goes to the Senate after prior Customs rejection in 1961 for concrete casings.
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Washington
UPI
Our Lady of the Angels Seminary
Glenmont
Leo O’brien
D-N.y
Senate
Bureau of Customs
Portuguese Forces Kill, Capture 187 Mozambique Terrorists
An official bulletin reports Portuguese forces in Mozambique killed wounded or captured 187 terrorists in the last two weeks of January. It notes the 40,000 strong force suffered four deaths in combat and found Soviet and Communist Chinese equipment.
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Lourenco Marques, Mozambique
Mozambique
Senate Deliberates Expanded Aid Tied to Vietnam Costs
Everett M. Dirksen and Senate Foreign Relations members weigh a five year aid package amid calls to separate military from economic aid. Mansfield backs both, Morse opposes, while totals show 2.81 billion for AID and 550 million for South Vietnam economic aid in fiscal 1967.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
George D Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Mansfield
Montana
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
U.S
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Bribe Trial Reports Donations to Both Parties
In a New York Supreme Court bribery case former Assemblyman Hyman Mintz and Carl Kaplan face accusations tied to a Finger Lakes racetrack license. Aide Morris Gold testified track promoters gave 125000 to Democrats before 1958, with 100000 to Republicans later returned after Gov Nelson Rockefeller learned of it.
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New York
Supreme Court
Hyman Mintz
Morris Gold
Mintz
Gold
Carl Kaplan
South Fallsburgh
Finger Lakes
Canandaigua
N.Y
Harris Osman
Orange, Conn
New York City
Bears seek help for balding polar bears in Basel Zoo
In Basel Switzerland veterinarians nutritionists and dermatologists failed to explain the bears bald patches. Psychologists have been brought in as officials consider a mental problem behind the hair loss and aim to restore the bears to their snow white best.
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Basel
Switzerland
Basel Zoo
Malcolm X Feared for Death While Targeted by Opponents
A prosecution witness testified that Malcolm X repeatedly feared he would be killed. George Whitney said the Black Nationalist leader believed those defending the status quo aimed to gun him down, though Whitney rejected narcotics dealers as his killer.
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Vnew York
Malcolm X
George 28X Whitney
Malcolm
Whitney
Soviet ship observed near NATO search for missing nuclear weapon
A Soviet fishing trawler was spotted outside Spanish waters near the SE coast of Spain where an armada of 10 U.S. Navy ships and two submarines continues a hunt for a missing nuclear bomb. Officials say the trawler watches the operation but cannot be blocked. No official comment on spying or Russian submarines.
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Palomares
Spain
API
U.S. Navy
NATO
Crash in Bangor Claims Clark Family In Fatal Collision
Jerome Clark age 72 of Moira died in a hospital after an automobile crash near Bangor on January 6 that killed his wife Dorothy Clark and his daughter and another woman Mrs. Lawrence Delosh.
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Malone
N. Y
Jerome Clark
Moira
Bangor
Dorothy Clark
Lawrence Delosh
House Probe Details Klan Leadership and Threats
House investigators described Sam H Bowers as a Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard who urged no malice in killings and urged Christian conduct. The testimony tied the Mississippi Klan to plans targeting civil rights workers and named Edgar Ray Killen among leaders, with prior assertions echoed from earlier hearings.
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Washington
House
Sam H Bowers
Ku Klux Klan
Laurel, Miss
Appell
Mickey Schwerner
Philadelphia
Miss
Edgar Ray Killen
Cyclops
Meridian
Bowers
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Podgorny Reaffirms Support for Hanoi Peace Terms
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny said Johnson’s renewed bombing of North Viet Nam exposes the falsehood of the US peace offensive. He sent a message to Ho Chi Minh reaffirming Soviet support for Hanoi’s terms for peace in Viet Nam.
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United States
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Sit
North Viet Nam
Moscow
Nikolai Podgorny
Johnson
Podgorny
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5Th Avenue
St. John’s
Ike
LBJ
Bears
Horse Sense
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Flash! Mustangs
Nascar
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Jack Byrne
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U.S. Route
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