U S Plans Lull in Warfare Amid Vietnam Bombardment
U S Navy jets hit a key railroad bridge 18 miles west of Haiphong as part of a broad attack on North Viet Nam. Air Force planes also pressed air operations near Cambodia with 90 F105s F4Cs and F100s plus 30 carrier planes involved. In the south Skyraiders targeted a Viet Cong stronghold near the Cambodian border north of Saigon with a 3 mile square strike area. One plane was lost in the last 24 hours but the pilot was rescued.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Haiphong
Viet Nam
U.S
Cambodia
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Associated Press
Richard Merron
State Apportioning Board's Legal Status Pondered by Appeal Court
Ohio Atty. Gen. Saxbe defends the State Apportionment Board in a Columbus appeals court fight over its authority to draw the 1966 legislative districts. The suit, brought by Democratic Leader Frank King of Toledo, questions constitutional basis while a federal panel already ruled the plan complies with one man one vote. The court will rule later. no decision today.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
State Apportionment Board
10Th District Court of Appeals
Saxbe
Frank W. King
Toledo
King
Stewart Jaffy
Kenneth Weinberg
Cleveland
John C. Duffy
William C. Bryant
Horace W. Troop
U.S. Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Roger Cloud
Senate
Dis
United Nations General Assembly Closes After Viet Nam Clash
The 20th session ended after a U S Soviet clash over Viet Nam with Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko accusing Washington of escalating the war and using toxic substances. U S delegate Goldberg rejected the charges as unfounded and warned against Cold War politics. The assembly passed a resolution urging respect for non intervention in internal affairs.
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U.N. General Assembly
Viet Nam
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Fedorenko
Britain
Soviet Union
Dominican Republic
Goldberg
Assembly
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Southeast Asia
Budget Chiefs Still Studying A Smasher
AEC officials say they are discussing with the Budget Bureau funds to start construction of a 360 million atom smasher. They expect no delay to 1968 plans if Congress authorizes the project. 43 states compete for site as the accelerator awaits authorization. Wheat Acreage Cut in 1966 Ohio seeding at 1,199,000 acres, about 93 percent of 1965.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Bureau
Congress
AEC
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Thugs Recognized On Return Holdup
Hyattsville Maryland bank robbery ends with two recognized assailants stealing 4472 dollars from the Kentland Branch of the Southern Maryland Bank and Trust Co. Police said the same pair who robbed 12 000 dollars on November 17 carried out the latest heist. Assistant manager John Bruin warned staff and told tellers to lie on the floor.
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Bruin
Donna Huddleston
Humphrey Planned Far East Trip Ahead of Marcos Inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said his four nation Far East tour will cover Japan South Korea the Philippines and Nationalist China. He expects war in Vietnam to be a prime discussion topic though he denied plans to visit Vietnam. The trip accompanies President Johnsons request and aims toward the December 30 Marcos inauguration.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Japan
South Korea
Philippines
China
Johnson
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Avenly
Minn
White House
Bill D
Taipei
Seoul
Ferdinand Marcos
Hus
Engineer Testimony Shapes Master Plan for Little Miami Valley
Willis Cobb of Vogt Ivers and Associates testifies in Myers vs Robinson South and the Little Miami River Conservancy District hearings. He argues a comprehensive master plan requires all water use phases and an all inclusive organization, with the levy legality debated and opinions from prosecutors acknowledged.
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Willis Cobb
Vogt, Ivers, and Associates
Little Miami River
Myers Vs. Robinson
South
Little Miami River Conservancy District
Cobb
Ed Cranmer
East Fork
Theanter
Buckley
Little Miami’ River Conservancy
Parker
Little Miami
Clinton County
Cranmer
Conservancy District
Marshal Peterson
Greene County
William Bowers
Warren County
George Schilling, Jr
Police Help Family After Christmas Arrest
Henry Mann of Paintsville Kentucky was arrested for driving the wrong way on Locust. Unable to post bond he was jailed while his wife and son stayed in City Hall. Police raised funds to send the Mann family home for Christmas and delayed the hearing until Tuesday.
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Painteville
Mann
Elity
City Hall
Paintsville
Johnson Family Celebrates First Lady's Birthday at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson and family, arriving from Washington, gather at the LBJ Ranch in Texas hill country to mark Mrs. Johnson's 53rd birthday. The First Family plans to stay through the holidays as Johnson works on final budget touches for Congress.
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Tex
Johnson
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Texas Hill Country
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LBJ
Here
Congress
Johnsons
Red China Faces U S Attack Threat Says Beijing
British reporter Felix Greene quotes Chinese officials who warn that the United States might choose a large war with China. The foreign minister asserts the decision rests with the U.S. president and the Pentagon as Viet Nam stalemate pressures broader action. He notes China could mobilize a civilian defense army of 100 million quickly, yet remains cautious and non militaristic in mood.
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Felix Greene
London
Peking
U.S
China
Mao Tzetung
Chou En-lai
Pentagon
United States
Viet Nam
N.t
Job Corpsmen Get Yule Leaves for Christmas Return
Job Corps offers 17 500 trainees an all expense paid trip home as a Christmas gift. About 14 000 accepted while 3 500 stayed behind. Dr. Lewis D. Eigen notes some cannot afford to go home and would be a burden. Government cost per trip is estimated around 70 dollars, funded within the corps budget.
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Washington
Lewis D. Eigen
Job Corps
Titan 3 Launch Fails to Put Eight Satellites in Orbit
An Air Force Titan 3 rocket mission failed to restart its transtage and place eight satellites into their planned orbit. Despite a six hour flight delivering 954 pounds of payload into a provisional orbit, the upper stage did not restart to reach a 21 000 mile high orbit, prompting officials to delay February launch plans and extend the investigation.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Titan 3
Soviet Leaders Meet Finnish President in Moscow Talks
In Moscow at the Kremlin, Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny Premier Alexei Kosygin Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev met Finland President Urho Kekkonen. Details of the discussions were not disclosed.
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Kremlin
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Two Americans Sentenced in East Germany for Refugee Help
Moses Reese Herrin of Akron Ohio and Frederick Matthews of Ellwood City Pa were convicted in Potsdam district court on nine counts of aiding East Germans to flee to West Berlin and sentenced to eight years. A Tennessee girl Mary Helen Battle 25 Oak Ridge Tenn held in East Berlin on suspicion of aiding flight.
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Mary Helen Battle
Oak Ridge
Tenn
East Berlin
Stange
Red Truce At Christmas To Be Tested
United States and South Viet Nam weigh a 24 hour halt in fighting if Communist forces refrain from shooting from Christmas Eve to Christmas morning. Officials say a formal cease fire is unlikely but a lull could affect bombing and ground actions. The proposal arose from a Red radio broadcast and follows prior lulls and past Christmas incidents.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
White House
Young Weather Report for Mrs. Ethel Hayes
Ohio forecast calls for fair but not very cold conditions tonight with a low around the mid twenties to upper thirties. Cloudy and warmer Thursday with highs in the fifties in the south and mid forties to mid fifties in the north.
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