Red China accuses Soviet aid mission of U S imperialism
Communist China charged that the Soviet Union acts with U S imperialism to push a peace talks hoax and said the USSR has no right to claim alliance with North Viet Nam. The critique came as a Soviet aid mission led by Alexander N. Shelepin visited Peking after reaffirming support for Hanoi in week-long talks.
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Tass
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Moscow
Peking People’s Daily
Johnson
Testimony heard on slaying and Viet Nam flareups
A Mississippi paper mill worker admitted to state police that white men whipped two Black men, Henry Dee and Charles Moore, who were found mutilated and chained to an engine at the river bottom in 1964. The House Un American Activities Committee heard of Edwards as a Klansman. Separately, Brezhnev led a Soviet push for peace talks in Vietnam, while China questioned Moscow's stance and denounced Johnson’s Vietnam policy in a Peking editorial attacking U.S. conduct.
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UPI
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Charles M. Edwards
Meadville
Miss
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Henry Dee
Charles Moore
Edwards
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Prospects Look Good For Ok on Expo Pavilion
MONTPELIER Vermont lawmakers expect a favorable vote on a $400000 appropriation for a Vermont pavilion at Expo 67 Montreal with Rep Daulton Mann Jr predicting a real good chance to pass The bill would empower the development commissioner to manage the pavilion including location contracts and operations and allocate $300000 for promotion of Vermont resources products and recreational advantages and the rest for publicity
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UPD
Daulton Mann Jr
R-Peru
Vermont
Montreal
Mann
New England
House Appropriations Committee
State Development Commissioner
Vermont Pavilion
Baby Delivered After Mother Killed in Auto Crash
In Cleveland, a woman en route to St. Luke's Hospital was killed in a one car crash near the hospital. Doctors delivered her baby girl 20 minutes later. The infant, named Ollie Thomas, was reported in fair condition.
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UPI
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Rusk To Continue U S Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and envoy W Averell Harriman prepared to press President Johnson's peace offensive in Viet Nam. Indications point to a difficult selling job with Vietnamese officials reluctant to engage.
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Plane wreckage search spans Greek mountains and peace talks
A U.S. Air Force C47 with 10 aboard crashed on Mt Hermos as Greek gendarmes, aided by U.S. planes, scoured the 6 000 foot peak for survivors. NATO and other ships joined the massive search while authorities identified the wreckage near Red Spring. Separately Rusk and Harriman arrived in Bangkok after talks with Thai officials and Soviet Premier Kosygin, amid Vietnam peace negotiations and U.S. plans for Viet Cong participation.
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Birmingham and Atlanta Negro Demonstrations Reported
In Birmingham more than 350 young Negroes marched downtown in two columns to protest voter registration, obeying a court order to stop at red lights though traffic was snarled. About 20 entered Ullman High School. two were arrested for disorderly conduct. In Atlanta, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led about 1,500 demonstrators to the Georgia Capitol protesting Julian Bond's ouster. the crowd remained orderly until a clash near the entrance left two troopers slightly injured.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia
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West Side Story nickname for Vermont highway bond plan
Bennington Rep. H James Wallace says Gov. Hoff's 34 million highway bonding program in western Vermont, especially U S 7, is being jokingly called The West Side Story. He hopes the bond effort proves as successful as the Broadway musical.
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H. James Wallace
R-3
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Philip Hoff
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Pope May Name U.S. Cardinal in January Elevation
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will name several new cardinals on January 25. At least one cardinal is expected from the United States though the exact number remains uncertain.
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Sacred College
John Patrick Cody
Chicago
Humphrey Reports on Talks with Kosygin During India Trip
Vice President Humphrey returned from India and briefed President Johnson on talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin. The discussions, held during the funeral visit for Shastri, touched Viet Nam and regional diplomacy. Humphrey praised Soviet leadership at Tashkent and noted Johnson's State of the Union was well received in India.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
U.S
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kosygin
Viet Nam
White House
Chicago
Sen
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D-ill
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P. K. Bannerji
New Delhi
Hussein Shafei
United Arab Republic
Andrews
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Tashkent
Shastri
Kashmir
Mohammed Ayub Khan
President Johnson
Four Marines Defeat Viet Cong Mortars Near Da Nang
Four U S Marines halted a 20 man Viet Cong assault south of Da Nang by overrunning the position and capturing four mortars. Cpl. Mark E. De Planche, wounded by a grenade, received the Purple Heart as the Marines credited the four man fire team with likely saving many lives in their company and adjacent units.
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Lewis W. Walt
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de Planche
Inside Editorial on State Highways Sparks Urgency
An editorial urges the state to avoid a twenty year wait for better highways. Mentions searing impatience with current road conditions and a push for quicker improvements. The note appears on Page 4 of the same edition.
GOP Calls For Probe Into Poverty War
In Washington on Friday House Republicans urged a congressional investigation of the Johnson administration antipoverty agency the Office of Economic Opportunity They alleged scandalous misuse of funds a claim not supported by detailed evidence They said they relied on news reports and cited few beneficiaries among the poor while OEO denied abuses and said it acted to correct any issues via a spokesman Rep William H Ayres led the charge on behalf of the GOP members
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