Mansfield Says Senate Faces Showdown on Consular Treaty Bill
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield vows to bring the consular treaty to a vote after Foreign Relations Committee hearings. President Johnson appeals for approval as opponents warn the pact could enable Soviet spying, while Eisenhower sides with national interest.
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Embarrass Woman Dies in Collision
Mrs. Ethel Voss aged 65 of Embarrass Minnesota died in a vehicle crash when her car and a truck collided at the Highways 10 and 87 intersection ten miles south of Detroit Lakes. Her husband John Voss 58 survived the crash as did the truck driver Robert Christijanson 23 of Felton. Minnesota traffic toll rose to 52 for the year, ahead of 1966 pace.
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Spraying Jungle Defoliation Tops Vietnam War Efforts
Air Force leaders testified that herbicide spraying reached over one million acres of jungle in South Vietnam to uncover Communist supply lines. Gen. John P. OConnell said UC123 aircraft defoliation aids ground and air operations, with a six month plan to clear Viet Cong sanctuaries.
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Southeast Asia
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Harold Brown
Vietnam
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
North Vietnam
Soldier from 3rd Brigade carries Viet Cong belt in Vietnam search
A U S Army soldier of the 3rd Brigade of the 25th Infantry Division wears a Viet Cong ammunition belt slung around his neck after a fruitless search in the mountain jungles of Binh Dinh province South Vietnam about 275 miles northeast of Saigon. The unit backs the 1st Cavalry Division on Operation Thayer II in the area.
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Private Briefing Amid Apollo Tragedy Delays Lunar Launch
Space agency officials and top engineers attend a private briefing in Houston as Apollo program setbacks loom after the Apollo 1 disaster. A power system fault delays the Lunar Orbiter 3 launch from Cape Kennedy, while NASA reviews the accident and design changes.
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Houston
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Personal Note From LBJ Reaches Soviet Leaders
A message from President Johnson to Soviet leaders was delivered via Foreign Minister Gromyko. Informants say it urged U.S.–Soviet talks to curb an arms race linked to missile systems. Ambassador Thompson carried the note to Moscow on January 11 and handoff occurred through Gromyko with no response yet. Kosygin heads to Britain Monday.
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Britain
Congressional Group Raps Plans to Drop Guideposts
Washington AP. Members of a joint congressional committee sharply criticize administration plans to drop wage price guidelines. Rep Henry Reuss urges the committee to set standards and consider guiding wage and price policy. Republicans attack Johnsons 6 percent surcharge and push for a new spending program.
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Partly cloudy weekend with light snow chances
Partly to mostly cloudy weather continues through Saturday with a chance of scattered light snow or flurries on Saturday. Tonight remains warmer, Saturday turns colder with lows around 24 to 28 and highs near 30.
Dependents of Russ Embassy Personnel to Leave Peking
In Peking 250 people injured in fighting among Mao supporters amid clashes in Shihchingshan. Soviet Foreign Ministry plans evacuation of wives and children of Soviet Embassy staff from Peking, while about 300 Soviet officials remain in the city.
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Austin School Board Members Seek Dismissal in Petersdorf Suit
The Austin School Board and District 492 administrators urged Judge Olson to dismiss Theodore Petersdorf’s suit alleging $99 000 spent to fire Miss Edith Morey since 1962. Attorneys noted only five of six board members are named defendants and requested affidavits and a counter brief by February 17 with a hearing moved to February 24 at Rochester.
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Irwin Mickelson
S. L. Coombe
Raymond B. Ondov
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Hugh Plunkett
Rochester
St. Paul
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Ardell Nemitz
Thomas Griffin
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Actress Crawford Denies Insulting Justice Douglases Wife
Washington report notes Maxine Cheshire's Washington Post claim that Joan Crawford insulted Justice William O Douglases young wife at a White House dinner. Crawford says she never met Mrs Douglas and did not attack her, adding she once waited tables. Judith Axler cites Mrs Douglas calling the remark the first insult she has endured in Washington.
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Traffic Deaths State Then and Now
A brief comparison notes 52 year ago state traffic deaths at 49 and today at 54, highlighting changes in road safety patterns and driver risk over time. The item frames historical data as a quick numeric snapshot for readers.
Soviet police raid Chinese embassy display case
Soviet police tore down a display case at the Chinese Embassy in Moscow and struck diplomats who intervened. The exhibit had shown pictures of students allegedly beaten by Soviet police in Red Square last week, according to a Chinese source.
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Surviving Quints in Good Shape
Four surviving quintuplets born to Mrs. Lionel Harris remain in satisfactory condition at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. A hospital spokesman said there was no change in their status and that the boy and three girls have a good chance to survive.
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Brooklyn Jewish Hospital
Mankato student admits lie in auto theft claim
Mankato College student Charles Adams of Excelsior revised his account of car equipment theft, admitting he removed seats transmission and engine parts himself to collect insurance. He was admitted to a Minneapolis hospital for observation.
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Iowan Killed in Crash Near Manson Iowa
Larry Dean Harris 22 from near Pomeroy died in a headon collision with a semitrailer one mile west of Manson Iowa Investigators said truck driver Russell Dean Lindquist 43 of St Paul escaped serious injury.
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Larry Dean Harris
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Iowa
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Fort Dodge
Russell Dean Lindquist
St. Paul
Indians Seek U S Aid Parity with Foreign Nations
Delegates from 30 Indian tribes urged Washington to extend technical and economic assistance to Indians similar to aid provided to foreign nations. They cited expanded educational opportunities and a proposed 500 million dollar loan fund as possible measures.
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United States
Schedule of Pages Late News 2 VS Mkts 7 Area 3
Page list detailing sections for late news and markets across areas 2 through 7, covering sports 8 editorial 4 comics 9 society 5 church 10 tv 6 classified 11 with page allocations and section order for the edition. Includes placement notes for each department and cross references for readers.
Quotes From LBJ News Conference On Vietnam and USSR
President Johnson offered hopeful remarks on Vietnam peace talks and a U S Soviet consular treaty. He said the 90th Congress would be more partisan and pledged to seek compromise with the minority while stressing near term cooperation.
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Violent Weather Eases Nationally After Warm Spell
Violent weather largely subsides with a cold front ending unseasonable warmth. New York City's temperature fell from 58 to 31 after a record February 2 high, while upstate towns report freezing cold and up to 6 inches of snow.
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FCC Considers Shifting Toy Radios to Government Frequencies
The Federal Communications Commission weighs moving millions of toy walkie talkies from the citizens radio service around 27 megacycles to the 49 megahertz band used by government agencies. Officials say current toy radios clutter the airwaves and interfere with licensed stations and receivers. Many radios cost 5 to 100 dollars and are imported from Japan.
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