Johnson predicts U.S. budget shows surplus for year
President Johnson says the federal budget will show a surplus for the current fiscal year the first since the Eisenhower era and that 1970 also may end with money on hand beyond spending The surplus is estimated near 1 billion dollars and aims to ease inflation pressures tax receipts are forecast about 185.4 billion dollars with expenditures matching prior government estimates
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Washington
Johnson
Eisenhower
Charles J. Zwick
Johnson approves CAB Pacific expansion for US airlines
President Johnson signs off on Civil Aeronautics Board plans expanding trans Pacific air routes to Hawaii Japan the Far East New Zealand and Australia. Pan American and Trans World Airlines gain round the world service while American Airlines is denied Pacific access amid foreign policy concerns.
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Johnson
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Japan
Far East
New Zealand
Australia
Trans World Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World's
Los Angeles
Guam
Okinawa
Atlantic
CAB
American Airlines
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Trans- Pacific Airlines
Pacific Nations
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Reserve Board Approves Plymouth Bank for North Minneapolis
The Federal Reserve Board approves First Bank System to acquire and launch the first Plymouth National Bank on Minneapolis Near North side to serve ghetto area residents. The board notes existing banks concentrate deposits but allows the project to proceed to improve access for poorer and minority residents deprived of banking services.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Minneapolis
First Bank System, Inc
Minnesota
First Plymouth National Bank
Plymouth National
Son Held in Stabbing of Professor
In St Cloud Minnesota 37 year old Frank Rowland was arraigned on a second degree murder charge for stabbing Dr Perry Rowland a 66 year old professor at St Cloud State College. The judge set bail at 25000 and ordered custody with Sherburne County Sheriff Ches ter Goenner. Dr Rowland was found stabbed in his home Tuesday night and died Wednesday at St Cloud Hospital.
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St. Cloud State College
Frank Rowland
Eward Reichert
Sherburne County
Chester Goenner
Perry Rowland
St. Cloud
St. Cloud Hospital
Eleven U S GIs Released From Cambodian Captivity
Eleven American soldiers arrived in Bangkok after five months in Cambodian custody. One more, Spec. 4 Earl Gurnsey, was released but remained in Phnom Penh due to injuries. The group, captured when their river boat entered Cambodian waters last July, will fly to Clark Air Base in the Philippines for Christmas. The soldiers had written a letter to Prince Sihanouk condemning border incidents.
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Phnom Penh
Clark Air Base
Philippines
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Banekok
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Cambodia
Ralph W. McCullough
Columbus
Harley M. Cassell Jr
Danville
John R. Chevalier
Jersey City
N.J
Donald E. Grigsby
Springfield
Ohio
Lee E. Henry
Oakland
Calif
Terry L. Kramer
Waureka
Wis
Donald E. Price
Harold D. Simms
Kingman
Ind
Floyd A. Wilmoth
Yackinville
N.C
Klaus Zupp
White Plains
N.Y
Winfred D. Crowe
Duluth, Ga
Sihanouk
Apollo 8 Faces Contaminated Fuel Challenge Before Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Saturn 5 crew faced contaminated liquid oxygen in power fuel cells and weather concerns while preparing for Apollo 8 to orbit the moon. Mission director William C Schneider said all elements were in go condition with a 7 51 am launch planned.
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Fla
Lunar Orbit
William C. Schneider
Schneider
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon Names Yost U.N. Ambassador
President-elect Nixon named career diplomat Charles W. Yost to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, with Sargent Shriver remaining ambassador to France. Yost, 61, will bring professional experience to the post while bipartisanship is stressed. Nixon also highlighted cabinet confirmation plans and conflict of interest safeguards for all appointees.
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Charles W. Yost
U.S
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France
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U.N
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Shriver
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Intelsat 3 satellite moved to near stationary orbit
AP dispatches report the Intelsat 3 communications satellite was fired into a near stationary orbit 22 300 miles above the Atlantic, marking the shift from a looping path. Also noted are political and labor developments in Minneapolis New York Windom Tel Aviv St Paul and public figures.
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Atlantic Ocean
Equator
mid-Atlantic
Apollo 8 Moon Flight Facts and Figures Summary
The article outlines Apollo 8 planned mission details including launch at 7 51 a m EST astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell Jr and William Anders aged 40 40 and 35 duration six days three hours and a 220 074 mile Earth to lunar approach with 20 hours 10 orbits Pave the way for lunar landing Moon orbit from Dec 24 5 02 a m to Dec 25 1 09 a m EST Saturn V rocket stands 363 feet tall first stage thrust 7 5 million pounds total mission cost 310 million dollars
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Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovel Jr
Wiliam A. Anders
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Moon
Apollo
U.S. Reports Communist Buildup for Offensive
U S intelligence officers say the Communist command began a winter spring campaign and is moving 25 000 troops and war matériel toward Saigon for an expected attack after New Year s. Viet Cong observe the eighth anniversary of the National Liberation Front with grenade attacks in Saigon killing seven civilians and wounding 11. An American jeep was hit by a grenade but the device exploded in a crowd, killing two and wounding six. all attackers fled.
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United States
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
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Vance Flies Home for New Vietnam Peace Briefing
Paris AP report says U S negotiator Cyrus Vance flies home to consult with U S leaders as Viet Nam peace talks near end of year prospects look dim. He may meet with President Johnson or President-elect Nixon before Dec 27 return to Paris to hand off duties after January 20.
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Arthur Naftalin
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Paris
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Johnson
Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
State Tax Office Proposes Repairs to 1967 Sales Tax Law
Minnesota Tax Department tells a House subcommittee about needed changes to the 1967 Tax Reform and Relief Law. Tax Commissioner Rufus T. Logan calls a senior citizen relief provision a disappointment and outlines proposed corrections.
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Arthur Roemer
Roemer
Tax Department
Donald Mundahl
Mundahl
University of Minnesota
Ransom Paid but Barbara Still Missing
A $500000 ransom was reported paid for kidnapped coed Barbara Jane Mackle but she remained missing twelve hours later. FBI issued kidnapping charges for two Miami ocean researchers, a man and a woman, who were still at large and considered dangerous.
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Barbara Jane Mackle
FBI
Miami Ocean
J. Edgar Hoover
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