Pattern of Bombings and Albanian Demands Tied to Tensions
AP analysis links Kosygin's North Vietnam visit, a North Vietnamese air base attack, and Albania's UN voting move to rising East-West strain. The piece suggests possible orchestrated moves by Red China and North Vietnam to pressure the United States and test Soviet resilience ahead of a Moscow conference on March 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Soviet Union
Red China
China
U.ss.r
Asia
Moscow
Kosygin
North Viet Nam
Johnson
United Nations
Albania
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Truman voices Vietnam policy aim to keep peace abroad
In Independence Missouri former President Truman states the U S presence in South Vietnam and elsewhere aims to maintain peace and deter aggressors. He backs President Johnson's handling of the Vietnam crisis and warns against abandoning new nations to marauders.
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Independence
South
Viet Nam
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Youth Beats Molester With Trombone Case in Austin
An 11 year old Austin youth ran home after striking an alleged molester with his trombone case in the 400 block of 17th Street SW around 3 30 p m. Police described the suspect as a man with a low voice wearing a black hat and light jacket, 30 to 60, driving a light colored car.
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Austin
17Th St
Johnson urges depreciation reform for prosperity plan
President Johnson outlined a $700 million benefit from liberalizing depreciation rules as part of a partnership for prosperity. He praised four years of strong economic growth while warning of future job growth and production targets by 1985, calling for cooperation across segments.
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Washington
Johnson
National Industrial Conference Board
Wilson to Spend $22 Million in 1965 and 1966
Wilson & Co. Inc. plans to invest about $12 million for expansion in 1965 and $10 million or more in 1966, according to the company president speaking to stockholders in Chicago.
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Wilson
Chicago
Wilson & Co., Inc
Johnson and Eisenhower Hold Informal World Talk
President Johnson met with former President Eisenhower in a surprise White House conference to seek advice on Viet Nam policy and other world problems. They discussed health, past heart attacks, and the London funeral talks, with Eisenhower visiting after a medical checkup at Walter Reed.
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Washington
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Viet Nam
George E. Reedy
Reedy
London
Winston Churchill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Robert L. Schulz
Police Commissioner's Praise Of Rookie in Plot Against Icon Landmarks
New York police and the FBI arrested four suspects and a Canadian journalist in a rapid roundup after undercover officer Raymond Wood, a seven month patrolman, helped foil a plan to blow up the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monument, and the Liberty Bell. The case involved Black Liberation Front members and a Canadian ally, with Wood promoted to detective and lauded for his dangerous undercover work.
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NEW York (Ap
Raymond Wood
Washington Monument
FBI
Wood
Black Liberation Front
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Chester
S.C
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Fordham University
Pie Bureau of Special Servces
Robert S. Collier
Boston
Walter A. Bowe
Philadelphia
Collier
England
U.S
New York Harbor
Bowe
Earle N. Bishopp
Cuba
State Department
Death of the Marchioness of Lansdowne in Perth Scotland
Barbara Chase, born in Santa Barbara, Calif., died in Perth Scotland at age 46 from injuries from a shooting accident last week. She married the eighth Marquess of Lansdowne in 1938 and is survived by three children. AP Wirephoto from London.
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Perth
Scotland
Barbara Chase
Santa Barbara
Calif
Marquess of Lansdowne
London
Ranger 8 launches toward moon to capture thousands of photos
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Ranger 8 leaves on an Atlas Agena toward a 250000 mile voyage to photograph the moon. The 809 pound craft aims to beam more than 4000 pictures from 1180 miles to half a mile altitude over the Sea of Tranquillity. Pegasus satellite also deployed to study meteoroids.
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Fla
Moon
Ranger 8
Ranger 7
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Earth
Space
Russians Tour Jodrell Bank Observatory Visit
Six Soviet scientists from the Soviet Academy of Sciences toured the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Manchester led by M V Keldysh. Sir Bernard Lovell guided the group as the facility, famed for tracking Sputniks and satellites, opened its doors to international visitors.
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London
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Bernard Lovell
Soviet Academy of Sciences
M.V. Keldysh
Academy
Weather outlook mostly fair with colder nights
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions and cold lows around 0 to 10 degrees. Warmer by Friday with highs near 15 to 26 degrees and lighter winds. Thursday may see slightly milder daytime temperatures.
Carlson resigns as Austin Country Club pro after 17 years
Bob Carlson resigns as golf professional at the Austin Country Club effective April 1 after 17 years. Noel Goss announces the decision, praises Carlson's service, and the board awards a paid membership and one year of dues. Carlson will not be immediately replaced. the board will review applications.
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Bob Carlson
Country Club
Tom Koeck
Austin Country Club
Noel Goss
Carlson
Red Wing
Austin
George A. Hormel & Co
Red Wing Country Club
Country Club Board
Spring Valley
Northfield Club
Goss
U S to Cut Over One Billion From Balance of Payments
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced that the United States must reduce more than a billion dollars from its balance of payments deficit. The deficit stood slightly above three billion dollars last year. ST. PAUL liquor licenses for resorts killed by Senate Liquor Control Committee on a voice vote after chair Fay Child of Maynard opposed adjourning.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
ST. Paul
Senate Liquor Control Committee
Fay Child
Maynard
Four Iowa colleges receive federal student aid funds
The U S Office of Education awarded matching funds for work study to four Iowa colleges. Drake University received 8937 dollars Estherville Junior College 3037 dollars State College of Iowa 9180 dollars and Upper Iowa University 4313 dollars for part time student employment programs.
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DES Moines
Iowa
U.S. Office of Education
Drake University
Estherville Junior College
State College of Iowa
Upper Iowa University
Dynamite blast near Pope Paul VI's residence at Vatican
A pound of dynamite exploded against a Vatican wall door near Pope Paul VI's apartment, damaging the Swiss Guard barracks and shattering nearby windows. Police probe links to protests against banning the play The Deput y and possible Communist involvement. Two youths in a high powered car were seen fleeing after the blast.
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Vatican Wall
Paul VI
Vatican
Vittorio Rivi
Sant’Anna
Via de Porta Angelica
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter's Basilica
Basilica
Vatican Radio
Rolf Hochhuth
Pius XII
Rome
Italy
Students Demonstrate at U S Embassy Over Viet Nam Policy
About 200 African and Asian students clashed with Polish police and held a hour long protest at the U S Embassy against U S policies in Viet Nam and other regions. Italian demolition experts inspect a one pound dynamite bomb exploded near the Swiss Guards barracks in Vatican City damaging a door but injuring no one.
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Poland
U.S
Viet Nam
Asia
Africa
South America
Vatican City
Cole Memorial Planned at Los Angeles Music Center
Los Angeles officials approve a Nat King Cole memorial for the new Music Center where he helped found. The singer of more than 50 million records died of lung cancer at 45 in Santa Monica. Funeral services are private in St James Episcopal Church with entombment at Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Nat King Cole
Los Angeles Music Center
County Board of Supervisors
Cole
Santa Monica
St. James Episcopal Church
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
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