Masher drive cripples Vietnamese regiments and traps Viet Cong
Allied spokesmen said Operation Masher crippled a North Vietnamese regiment and mauled a mixed North Vietnamese Viet Cong unit near Bong Son in 10 days of fighting. 707 Communists killed, 120 captured, 75 percent of 506 detainees identified as Viet Cong.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bong Son
North
Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S
Inchon
Leatherneck
South Korea
Myung Shin Chae
Seoul
Seoul Shinmun
Chung Hee Park
Southeast Asia
United States
Senate Foreign Relations probes Viet Nam policy resumes hearings
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will reopen its public inquiry into U S Viet Nam policy at 8:30 a m EST with critics and supporters of bombing North Viet Nam to be questioned House leaders and committee members including Fulbright Mansfield Hartke Aiken Church and Church advocate open debate as U S options in Vietnam face UN activity and potential Soviet veto concerns. A separate 6 30 p m EST session is planned with witnesses to be named later.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
U.N
Senate
United States
United Nations
Fulbright
U.N. Security Council
Mike Mansfield
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Johnson
Council
Mansfield Considers Cloture on Union Shop Debate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he is nearing a decision on filing cloture to end the union shop debate. He indicated a Friday filing and a possible Monday vote if a Saturday session is held, with the 67 votes required if all senators attend. Backers say about 54 votes are assured.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Commission Recommends Universal Income for All U.S. Families
A blue ribbon panel urged President Johnson and Congress to guarantee a minimum annual income for every American. The plan would cost between 2 and 20 billion dollars yearly, potentially affecting up to 35 million people at a $3,000 annual level. The 210 page report from the National Commission on Technology Automation and Economic Progress also proposed an employer of last resort program, expanded education, wage reforms, and reforms to Social Security and welfare, with other far reaching ideas about productivity and work hours.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Commission On Technology, Automation and
Bord
Thomas J. Watson Jr
IBM Corp
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
World's first operational weather satellite launched
ESSA 1 becomes the world's first operational weather satellite, blasting from Cape Kennedy aboard a three stage Delta rocket. The satellite, successor to the TIROS research payloads, reaches an orbit over 400 miles high.
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Cape Kennedy
Tiros
Weather Satellite ESSA 1 Launch Heralds Global Forecasts
Cap e Kennedy launched ESSA 1 the first in the Tiros series to provide daily worldwide weather pictures. The 305 pound drum shaped satellite rode a Delta rocket into a 460 mile high orbit and will snap cloud and storm images as it charts a near global view while circling the globe.
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Jim Strothman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Tiros
Environmental Survey Satellite Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pacific Ocean
Ecuador
Miami
Cuba
Central America
Globe
Mossler Trial: Handyman Says She Urged Story Change
Roscoe Brown testifies Candace Mossler twice urged him to alter his account of Jacques Mossler's murder. He recalls phone calls from Rochester and pressure to claim not the day of the killing. Prosecution hinges on motive and Mossler Powers’ possible inheritance.
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Mossler
Arthur Everett
Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Jacques Mossier
Powers
Brown
Richard Gerstein
Messler
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Florida
Candace
Jerry Evans
Weather outlook: fair, then snow flurries ending
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies tonight with snow flurries tapering. It turns colder Friday with lows 2 to 10 below and highs 10 to 15 above zero.
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Caidar
Episcop al Diocese of Minnesota faces church losses and cuts
The Episco pal Diocese of Minnesota has reduced spending by 30000 in each of the last three years and warns 32 churches may close in five to ten years if budgets do not improve. Suffragan Bishop Philip F McNairy said there have been no new missions in three years and the territory between White Bear and Duluth lacks a resident parish priest.
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White Bear
Duluth
LeMay Urges Escalation of Strikes in North Vietnam
Gen Curtis LeMay testifying before a House subcommittee urged selecting more expensive military targets in North Vietnam and warned civilians to evacuate. He advocated mass sudden incidents of military targets and said the United States should act decisively.
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Curtis LeMay
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
House
Armed Services
U. S
Feasibility study funds safety car project in New York
Senate hears a $100,000 feasibility study on a safety first car by Republic Aviation aimed at reducing crash injuries. The prototype would feature a crash absorbing front end collapsible steering column and a rear view periscope. New York seeks federal cost sharing on a $4 million effort to perfect and build the car.
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State of
New York
Republic Aviation Corp
Mrs Meir to Head Israeli Mapai Party
Former Foreign Minister Golda Meir agreed to be elected secretary general of Mapai at a meeting of the party's Special Appointments Committee. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol attended as the announcement was made.
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Mrs. Meir
Mapai Party
Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Mapai
Labor Party
Studio Fires Hedy Lamarr From Role
HOLLYWOOD AP Bert I. Gordon fired Hedy Lamarr from her first starring role since 1951 citing nervous exhaustion making her unavailable. The action followed her arrest last week on a shoplifting charge.
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Hollywood (Ap
Hedy Lamarr
Bert I. Gordon
Nine Die in Mine Collision at Silverwood Coal Mine
In Rotherham England a paddy mail vehicle collided with a locomotive 2,500 feet underground at the Silverwood coal mine during shift change. Nine men were killed and 21 injured as they were being transported to the coal face.
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Rotherham England
Silverwood
Mill City Drug Store Destroyed in Explosion Fire
An AP report says a two story brick building in Columbia Heights was destroyed by an explosion and fire causing about 100000 dollars in damages. At least two people were injured. The blast damaged Al and Wallys Drug Store on the first floor and offices on the second floor.
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Minneapolis
Columbia Heights
Wally
Bus and rock truck crash kills driver and three children
In Brooksville Florida a school bus collided with a rock filled trailer at a rural intersection. Authorities report the bus driver and three students were killed.
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Brooksville
Fla
Veterans Committee Approves New GI Bill Aid
The House Veterans Committee approved a new GI bill offering education and loan benefits to 3.5 million veterans who served since early 1955. First year cost is estimated at 335 million dollars, with benefits including up to 36 months education, monthly allowances, and home loan guarantees up to 7500 dollars and direct loans up to 17500 dollars where financing is unavailable.
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Washington
House Veterans Committee
Jacoby Bridge Column to Resume in Herald Monday
The Jacoby bridge column will resume in the Herald on Monday February 7 after a disruption between Cleveland and Austin.
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Jacoby
Cleveland
Austin
Herald
Schedule of Pages Late News-3 Area-9 Editorial-4 Sports-10
Schedule lines indicate page designations for late news, area briefs, editorials, sports and society items. The fragments list sections and page numbers, suggesting a modular newspaper layout and where readers find each content block.
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Society
Hogan Recommended as Minneapolis Postmaster
W J Hogan a 37 year postal veteran was recommended to President Johnson to become Minneapolis postmaster succeeding Cleve Austin. The recommendation came from Minnesota Democratic Farmer-Labor Senators Eugene McCardy and Walter Mondale and Representative Donald Fraser. Hogan is currently director of local service and postal systems in the Minneapolis office.
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Washington
W.J. Hogan
Postal Service
Johnson
Cleve Austin
Minneapolis
Minnesota Democratic
Farmer - Labor
Eugene J. McCardy
Walter F. Mondale
Donald M. Fraser
Hogan
Pos
Bound robbed Diana Duff Cooper and Iris Tree in London
Bound and robbed by four masked men Wednesday night, Diana Duff Cooper and Iris Tree were left unharmed. The intruders took a mink coat jewels and art objects from Cooper's London home. The pair continued with their planned evening. Cooper 70 and Tree 68 were noted figures in society and arts.
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Diana Duff Cooper
Miss Iris Tree
London
Lacy Diana
England
Miss Tree
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