Bombing of North Vietnam Resumes After Tet Pause
UPI reports United States bombing over North Vietnam has resumed after a brief halt tied to the Tet cease fire and Kosygin's London visit. Defense officials say combat operations against military targets are back, with White House and State Department giving cautious remarks.
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Washington
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Defense
Phil G. Goulding
North
London
Alexei Kosygin
Goulding
Kosygin
Pentagon
White House
Hanoi
State Department
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
Rusk
Wilson
Johnson
Latin nations sign first regional nuclear ban pact
Twenty one Latin American countries reached a final draft treaty banning manufacturing possession or use of nuclear weapons from the Rio Grande to the Antarctic. Signing begins Tuesday but ratification faces hurdles as loopholes and power objections loom. Cuba and Guyana abstained. U.S. resistance centers on Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. France Britain China Soviet Union and United States weigh enforcement and peaceful-use provisions.
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Mexico City
UPI
Rio Grande
Antarctic
Cuba
Guyana
Red
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
U.S
Furor over Kennedy Paris peace feeler shocks White House
New York dispatch says Kennedy’s lack of French hindered understanding of a Hanoi three step plan relayed by Etienne Manac'h. Newsweek reports Johnson angrily rebuked Kennedy for leaking the peace proposal as aides called the Oval Office meeting “mean” and “rough.”
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Paris
Kennedy
Johnson
Newsweek
Etienne
Manac’h
Foreign Office
Hanoi
U.S
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Oval Office
Wyoming quintuplets die in a few hours
In Big Piney Wyoming the last of the quintuplets born to Mrs. Allen Bradley died Sunday at Holy Cross Hospital. Doctors said the premature birth made survival unlikely for Sharon Bradley and her siblings Christopher Anne Samuel and Elizabeth. The mother is a Holy Cross Hospital School of Nursing graduate.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Wyo
Holy Cross Hospital
Sharon Bradley
Christopher
Anne
Samuel
Elizabeth
Allen Bradley
Holy Cross Hospital School of Nursing
Weather outlook for Iowa with mild Tuesday conditions
United Press International reports Iowa Tuesday will be partly cloudy and mild with night lows from 15 to 20 degrees in the northeast and 30 to 35 in the southwest. Highs reach 35 to 40 in the northeast and into the 50s in the southwest. Wednesday outlook shows likely rain or snow and colder temperatures.
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United Press International
Iowa
Saigon mortar strike injures many near Westmoreland compound
In Saigon Viet Cong mortars hit from inside the city for the first time, wounding at least 51 people including children near Gen. William Westmoreland’s downtown headquarters. A second blast injured 12 in a nearby convoy, while a third shell damaged the British Embassy garden. a separate explosion killed 3 and injured 30, authorities said.
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Saigon
UPI
William C. Westmoreland
U. S
Vietnam
Pasteur Street
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
Adrian Buxton
High court upholds draft card burning ban as constitutional
The Supreme Court let stand a 2nd Circuit ruling upholding the 1965 law banning draft card burning. David L. Miller burned his card at a New York City rally in October 1965, claiming symbolic protest. The court weighed whether symbolic speech is protected and noted Congress may regulate Selective Service actions.
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UPI
Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
David L. Miller
Miller
New York City
Army Induction Center
Manhattan
Catholic Worker Hospitality House
Vietnam
2Nd Circuit
Congress
House passes bill to add Beautiful Land slogan to Iowa plates
The Iowa House approved a bill requiring the words Beautiful Land on all license plates by a 69 to 51 vote and sent it to Governor Hughes. A motion to reconsider, after Friday’s failed attempt, barely passed 63 to 55 with six abstentions. Opponents argued the slogan would clutter plates, while supporters said it would boost tourism.
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Des Moines
UPI
Beautiful Land
Iowa
House
Harold E. Hughes
Donald Baker
D - Boone
NFO unveils new plan to balance farm markets
The National Farmers Organization announced a new approach to reduce the agricultural plant and balance supply and demand using USDA data. Oren Lee Staley said the plan tests USDA figures and complements NFC bargaining, with marketing guidance and staged selling of breeding stock, sows, beef and dairy cattle in February.
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Corning, Iowa
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Staley
USA
USDA
NFC
University of Iowa weighs action over missing grades
Professor Donald Barnett, an anthropology assistant professor, did not submit fall term grades citing fears of draft impact. Dean Dewey Stuit said no action beyond reminders is planned for now, as contract renewal for Barnett expires next February 1968. Barnett opposes teaching on U.S. campuses as collaboration with war. A student group plans fundraising support.
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Iowa City, Iowa
UPI
University of Iowa
Donald Barnett
Dewey Stuit
College of Liberal Arts
Barnett
Iowa
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Elderly Cedar Rapids Couple Die From Cold Home
An elderly Cedar Rapids couple, John Letovsky, 88, and Josephine Letovsky, 89, were found dead Saturday in their northeast Cedar Rapids home. Police say a furnace failure Friday or early Saturday caused indoor temps to drop to about 38. A relative found the bodies around 4:00 p.m. Autopsy not scheduled.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Cedar Rapids
John Letovsky
Josephine
Six children die in flash fire on farm shack
A flash fire swept a Lee Township tenant shack on the Adkins Bros. farm near South Haven Michigan killing six children. Parents Alzie and Lucille Rice and another child escaped. Sharon Stringer 14, a child by Mrs. Bice's prior marriage, survived to alert them. The blaze started from an oil heater and destroyed a 12 by 26 foot shack.
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South Haven
Mich
UPI
Lee Township
Alzie Rice
Bice
Adkins Bros
Sharon Stringer
Girl, 4, drowns as ice breaks on river
In Lynnville Iowa authorities recovered the body of 4 year old Shelby Crawford six hours after she fell through the ice on the North Skunk River while playing with cousin Regina Scull. Jasper County sheriff's deputies located the body by divers.
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Lynnville
Iowa
UPI
North Skunk
Jasper County Sheriff's
Shelby Crawford
Ronald Crawford
Regina Scull
Grinnell
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