Withdrawal In 6 Months If Terms Met
Manila AP report says President Johnson and allies pledge to withdraw forces from South Vietnam within six months after peace conditions are met. The Malacanang summit produced a communique calling for mutual troop pullout and an elections pledge, with talks on prisoners and a consultative war-time framework.
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Johnson
Manila
Malacanang Palace
South
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Asia
Pacific
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Witherdrawal
Washington
Selected Reserve to Stay Ready for 1967 Mobilization
The Pentagon will keep the Selected Reserve Force in high readiness at least until mid-1967. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson reports 86 percent of 423 SAF units passed Army battalion tests, with 60 failing retests. The SRF, mainly National Guard at 131000 personnel, aims for seven days notice to mobilize and eight weeks of training overseas, despite officer and NCO losses from expanded drill schedules.
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Washington
Pentagon
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard Bureau
Wilson
National Guard
Secretary of Defense
Robert & McNamara
Viet Nam
United States
McNamara
SRF
Winston Wilson
Magazine Illustrator Arthur Brown Dies at 85
New York AP reports Arthur William Brown 85 a renowned magazine illustrator died at his Manhattan home Monday. He created visuals for Booth Tarkington Clarence Budington Kelland Irving Cobb and Ring Lardner among others earning thanks for bringing their characters to life.
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New York
Arthur William Brown
Manhattan
Booth Tarkington
Clarence Budington Kelland
Irving
Cobb and
Ring Lardner
Kitten Survives Day Under Cedarmeade Car
A tiny kitten rode for hours beneath Caleb Williamson’s Cedarmeade car yesterday before a coworker heard its whine and the feline was found unharmed around 11 AM. Williamson had left for work at 7:30 AM as winter ended outdoor activity.
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Caleb Williamson
Cedarmeade
Desegregation Protests Lead to 214 Arrests in Grenada
In Grenada Mississippi civil rights leaders plan further demonstrations over alleged mistreatment of Negro pupils in desegregated schools. J T Johnson of the SCLC estimated more arrests ahead as 214 marchers were charged after bypassing barricades around two formerly all white schools.
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Grenada
Miss
J.T. Johnson
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Gayle Wilborn
U.S
Oxford
Clock Turns Back 12 Years For Sheppard
In Cleveland the retrial of Samuel H. Sheppard for the slaying of Marilyn Sheppard begins with six jurors seated. The case recalls the 12 year gap since the first trial and includes standard pretrial eliminations and possible silence by the defendant. Ariane Tebbenjohanns, his subsequent wife, plans a trip from Germany. Bailey signals a limited defense, possibly declining to testify.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Frank J. Talty
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Blonde Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Cleveland
Dusseldorf
Germany
Ohio State Penitentiary
Bay Village
Bailey
Atlas Centaur Rocket Launch Delayed By Temperature Data
A planned Atlas Centaur test flight was postponed after faulty temperature data from the second stage radio channel halted countdown at five minutes. Ground data appeared correct via a pad land line, but the radio feed failed to provide necessary readings for evaluation.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Denny's Fire Sale Starts Thursday
Denny's auction ad announces a revival sale starting Thursday with a commission auction. The notice lists revival services Tuesday evening at 7 45 at First Assembly of God Church.
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Denny’s
Wed
Star Denny’s
First Assembly of God Church
B52 Bombers Hit Viet Cong as Storms Halt North Raids
U S Air Force B52s struck Viet Cong bases in South Vietnam at dawn near the Cambodian border while storms curtailed air raids over North Vietnam. Only 21 bombing missions were flown over North Vietnam Monday, the fewest since May 27, and ground fighting in the south continued in a lull.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
North
Mekong
South
Tiger Division
Qui Nhon
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Gulf of Tonkin
Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nams
Milk may protect against stomach cancer says study
Reports from the International Cancer Congress note milk consumption linked to lower stomach cancer risk in Japan while salted pickles appear to raise it. Researchers caution no single factor explains cancer trends though dairy and diet changes may play a role.
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Tokyo
International Cancer Congress
Japan
Chile
Iceland
Takashi Hirayama
National Cancer Research Institute
Hirayama
J.F. Higginson
International Agency For Research On Cancer
Kansas City
United States
Higginson
Scientific Proof of Soul Prize Sparks 18-Day Quest
In Phoenix a 1951 will provides more than 200000 dollars to any person or group offering scientific proof of the human soul. An 18 day court proceeding will begin March 6 to determine eligibility. Competing groups include the California Parapsychology Foundation and the University of Life Church among others.
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Phoenix, Ariz
James Kidd
Arizona
Kidd
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
California Parapsychology Foundation, Inc
Arizona Board of Reagents
Arizona Foundation For Neurology and Psychiatry
Parapsychology Foundation, Inc
The
University of Life Church, Inc
Neurological Sciences Foundation
Physical Research Foundation, Inc
Aquarian Foundation
Virginia Braces for Cloudy Skies and Light Showers
Richmond reports an offshore low pressure trough will keep Virginia under cloudy skies with a few sprinkles of rain as the system lingers across the eastern seaboard today.
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Richmond
Eastern
Seaboard
Virginia
Manila Police Foil Protest Preview At Johnson Summit
Military police set heavy security around the Manila Hotel area ahead of a planned demonstration by students and workers against Johnson. The rally failed to materialize, despite warnings of rocks and clashes. Police reported earlier violence the night before with injuries and arrests. A pro Viet Nam trade union group urged peace on the summit.
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Manila
Johnson
Malacanang Palace
Britain to back ban on spread of nuclear weapons at UN
Britain aims to join the UN debate in New York as Lord Chalfont outlines London’s views on a treaty forbidding nuclear proliferation. Officials expect a stopgap nonproliferation resolution to pass with broad support while key issues on multilateral force and West German role in NATO remain contested.
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United Nations, N.Y
Britain
U.N
Lord Chalfont
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
Fense
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
MLF
United Nations
UNLF
Wednesday Special at Fern's Fine Food dinner in Hayfield
Old Fashion Chicken and Dumplings featured at Fern's Fine Food, Hayfield Virginia with Republican dinner hosted by Fred Co. Open Hearth on Thursday October 27. Tickets or reservations available at 667-3181.
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Fern’s Fine Food
Hayfield
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