Soviet Tass reports first bombing of Hanoi residential areas
Tass quoted Y Kobelev saying American planes hit residential districts within Hanoi for the first time in the two year undeclared air war. The report described low altitude strikes on workers quarters, fires across the city, and ambulances rushing wounded to hospitals. It noted additional raids on Chatram and Hanoi port area and claimed four planes were shot down with several pilots captured.
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Hanoi
Tass
Y. ‘Kobelev
Chatram
Haiphong
Santa Letters and Dairy Farm Lawsuit Dominate Ukiah Journal
A busy Ukiah Daily Journal issue mixes a legal complaint from George and Janeve Douglas of Potter Valley alleging faulty electrical pump installation caused the electrocution and loss of dairy cattle, worth thousands, with Christmas letters to Santa from local children describing their wishes and family notes. The dairy case seeks 7200 for electrocuted cows, 36000 in contract damages, and 50000 for alleged fire-related suffering, while shoppers await Santa with letters from Ralph Antonio and others detailing gifts and family moments.
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George and
Janeve' Douglas
Potter’ Valley
Ing
Addi
Petalums’ Cooperative Creamery
Santa
Ukiah
Santa Claus
Ukiah Daily Journal
E. Standley St
Ralph Antonio
Yokayo Drive
Tribes Convene Across Pacific States on Federal Policy
Delegates from tribes in California Nevada Utah and South Dakota gather for a three day convention to discuss termination terms and federal responsibility. They seek guidance from the Bureau of Indian Affairs to support their communities as the nation charts policy moving forward.
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Hfornia
Nevada
Utah
Dakota
Bureau of
Ian ‘Affairs
Amer
Rusk Opens NATO Talks on Vietnam Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived for the NATO Council pre Christmas session after talks in Tehran and Tokyo. He seeks renewed support from alliance members for Vietnam, with aid including medical teams and supplies. The Military Committee ended its day with questions on Soviet affairs as ministers prepare to move NATO headquarters to Brussels.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Vietnam
Western Alliance
Rusk
NATO
Alliance
Fiest
Ef Fisher
Newsmel
Tenis
Paris
Brussels
Saigon
Inen
Mendocino County Library Wins $13,257 Public Grant
Mendocino County library system has been awarded a state aid public library services grant totaling $13,257 after Ft. Bragg Public Library joined the county system. The merger expands the book budget, aims for uniform services, and plans to use funds for books supplies and part time staff to connect Ft. Bragg with county libraries and ease patron movement.
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Mendocino County
Public Library Services
Ft. Bragg
Weather brief: fair today with showers at night
The notice reports fair conditions today with showers arriving tonight. It mentions light winds and no significant hazards, urging readers to be prepared for a brief shift in weather.
Eisenhower steps after gall bladder surgery in recovery
In Washington the former president Dwight D. Eisenhower rose from bed and took his first steps after gall bladder removal. Doctors described very satisfactory progress and Brig. Gen. Mallory said he is making an excellent recovery at 76, following a previous heart attack last year.
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Washington
UPL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philip W. Mallory
Eisenhower
Washington Sees October Traffic Deaths Rise
An Insurance Institute report blames drinking for about half of 4,920 U.S. traffic deaths in October. The 10 month total reached 43,110, a high year to date pace. The figures mark the fifth consecutive year of rising highway fatalities.
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Washington
UPD
Insurance Institute
Tite
Supreme Court okays use of informers and bugs in crime fight
The Supreme Court approved limited use of informers undercover agents and eavesdropping devices by the Justice Department to combat narcotics trafficking and related crimes. In the Hoffa case the court split, with Chief Justice Warren voting for the government and Justice Douglas criticizing privacy violations. the decision allows continued surveillance methods as part of law enforcement.
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Charlotte Moulton
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Marl Warren
Hoffa
William O. Douglas
Berlin Wall Passes Not Likely
East Germany demanded diplomatic recognition as the price for opening the Berlin Wall for family reunions this Christmas. The West refused to sign a new wall pass agreement, leaving the wall closed for holidays and the year. Gerhard Kegel of East Germany cited mutual recognition as a prerequisite, while the West Berlin senate insisted the GDR does not exist for them.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germany
Berlin Wall
Wall
West
Back Appears On Car Theft Charge
Robert Buford Back, 18, of Ukiah pleaded not guilty but waived preliminary hearing in Ukiah Justice Court on two counts of auto theft. He was ordered to appear in Superior Court for arraignment after being arrested by Ukiah police for allegedly attempting to steal a car owned by Chuck Galli of Galli's Richfield on S State Street. Police say Back was stopped before the car left the service station area.
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Robert Buford
Back
Ukiah
Ukiah Justice Court
Chuck
Galli
Richfield
No Surgery Drugs Only Hope For Jack Ruby
Parkland Hospital physicians said cancer in Ruby’s chest wall and lining, neck lymph nodes, and nodules in both lungs leave surgery and radiation ruled out. Dr. Jack Barnett noted no primary tumor has been located and drugs may be the only life-saving option. Ruby, once sentenced to death for Oswald’s killing, faces a doubtful hospital prognosis with a Wichita Falls retrial likely off.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Parkland Hospital
Jack Barnett
Southwestern Medical School
Barnett
Ruby
Oswald
Kennedy
Wichita
Fall
Tex
Sabeer
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Walter Sandelin
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Council
Roy
Scouts of America
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Mommie
Daddy
Carlton Dr
P.S
Santa Rosa
Thomp Ave
Armes and Spillers
Bint Co
San Francis
Kathi
Santa Twish
Hank ‘Ave
Eric Sale
Salles
Carla McDaniel
Darryl Smith
Gay
County Library
San Diego
Calif
UPID
United Nations
Black Africa
Rhodesia
Moscow
Leningrad
Guam
Supreme Court Okehs
FBI
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