Belligerent Mao Edict To Border
Peking wall posters report Mao Tse-tung ordered army units along China's 5000 mile border with Russia to prepare for war. Mao's Jan 27 order urged border forces to focus on war prep despite the purge. Clashes reported in Anhwei Inner Mongolia Tibet and Liaoning with over 120 killed in Tibet. Mao loyalists claim only five of 21 provinces under their control.
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Tibet
Liaoning Province
Manchuria
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Anhwei
NSA Leaders Reveal CIA Ethical Trap For Young Men
NSA leaders say CIA used money deferments and secrecy to recruit students as spies in a 15 year covert relationship. They disclosed about 1 to 2 million dollars funneled through 21 foundations and individuals for overseas seminars and operations.
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Washington
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Samuel Brown
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San Jacinto Fund
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Philip Sherburne
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Fire destroys Crawford Hollidge store in Boston suburb
Fire raged through Crawford Hollidge women’s clothing store in Boston Saturday, causing more than a million dollars in damage. Two explosions sparked the flames that swept the seven story building, while a minor blaze in the nearby R. H. Stearns department store was quickly controlled. No customers were present when the blaze was discovered before opening.
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Boston
Crawford Hollidge Women’s Clothing Store
R. H. Stearns
Rome clergyman Rev. Robert Lieber dies at 79
The Rev. Robert Lieber aged 79 longtime adviser to the late Pope Pius XII on German affairs died Saturday in Rome. He served during wartime periods and influenced church diplomacy.
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Rome
Robert Lieber
Pope Pius AH
Freedom of speech humor in communist China remark
A satirical note mocks the phrase freedom of speech in China with a quip about saying anything at least once, labeled as copyright.
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China
U S Consulate Windows Broken in Frankfurt Protest
Five large windows at the American consulate were shattered by bricks early Saturday. The damaged building then faced a protest against U S participation in Vietnam.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Grosses Convicted on 20 Counts in Check Kiting Case
Everett W. Gross and his wife, both 54 and now in Helena, Montana, were found guilty on all 20 counts in a federal fraud indictment. The verdict followed a December grand jury indictment and involved alleged funds obtained from Bertha Raby of Decorah, Western Union, and Decorah State Bank. Sentencing awaits a pre sentence investigation. Judge Edward McManus oversaw the case.
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Cedar Rapids
News
Edward McManus
Bertha Raby
Decorah
Western Union Telegraph Co
Shouldn't Have Left Mike on Leave
In Rockford Illinois a couple converted their heating from oil to gas last fall. Their son Michael disconnected the oil tank at Christmas. An oil truck arrived Friday without explanation and released about 200 gallons into the cellar. Mrs. Smith plans to remove the filler pipe next time he visits.
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Rockford, Ill
Carl Smiths
Michael
Smiths
Tito Returns From Five Day Austria Visit
Belgrade reports President Tito flew back Saturday after a five day official visit to Austria. He met with Austrian leaders and discussed economic and political cooperation during the trip. Diplomatic observers noted a cordial reception and smiling exchanges as he returned to Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Tito
Austria
Blasts Rift Hawthorne Plant as 11 Die and 8 Missing
In Hawthorne New Jersey a series of explosions ripped a Morningstar Paisley division plant injuring 18 and killing three with eight missing. Sandy Kanter 19 trapped by debris was rescued after workers pried away bricks while flames rose 100 feet. Firefighters searched through rubble under floodlights as two more bodies were recovered and officials speculated on the cost of the damage.
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Peter Kanter
George Decker
Morningstar Paisley
International Latex Corp
Decker
Miss Kanter
Orlando Gomez
Gomez
Louis Bay
Mrs Crane Faces Grand Jury For Embezzlement
Mrs Henry Crane, 55, former treasurer of the Cedar Rapids school employees credit union, is bound over to the Linn county grand jury on a $67 243 embezzlement charge. Her attorney sought a private preliminary hearing. bond remains $2 500 with the case slated for the April grand jury term.
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Cedar Rapids News
Henry Crane
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Grand Jury
Howard McLaughlin
Paul Kinion
Government to fund coronary care centers nationwide
Dr Elliot Corday said the federal government will spend 15 million dollars over two years to establish 12 coronary care centers. Six centers costing about 7.4 million will be built this year and six more next year, aiming to save 250000 or more of the 600000 annual heart attack deaths.
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Washington
Eliot Corday
Corday
Los Angeles
Tax Boost in Trouble with Senate House Group
President Johnson’s 6 percent income tax surcharge faces doubts as the joint economic committee, a nonlegislative panel, signals its report may kill the proposal. Hearings show many lawmakers hesitant, with outside economists generally opposing the tax boost and favoring restraint to curb inflation from Vietnam spending.
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Washington
Johnson
First Congressional Committee
House
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Joint Economic Committee
Council of Economic Advisers
Sen. Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Afl-Cio
Coastal Duels Kill 161 of Foe
US and allied forces launched a four pronged coastal sweep in central and northern South Vietnam. Operations Rio Grande and allied offensives reported 161 enemy killed in two coastal battles while American air power and ground actions rained bombs and cleared positions near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi
Romney criticizes Vietnam policy as political, not welfare based
Olympia Washington AP Gov Romney of Michigan says decisions on Vietnam and Medicare are driven by political considerations. He made the remarks during a six state Western tour at a reception in Olympia.
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Olympia
Wash
Vietnam
Gov. Romney
Michigan
Romney
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