Red China Fears War With U S
AP Special reports that Peking shows growing fear of a U S attack as it expects U S forces to leave Vietnam. China warns Moscow and the United States, pledging party led military unity and a Maoist resolve to beat U S imperialism.
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U S Forces Near Peak Strength in Viet Nam Fight
U S military forces in Viet Nam approach the peak strength of those deployed in Korea with about 197,300 on the ground in country plus an estimated 313,000 when forces ashore and afloat are counted. Senator Stennis predicts 350,000 to 400,000 by year’s end, possibly up to 600,000 eventually.
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Johnson administration weighs tax raises amid Viet Nam impact
Secretary Henry H. Fowler says alternatives to a tax increase are being studied while warning Viet Nam developments could raise costs. He expects the current economic program to withstand a year and a half. Senator Hugh Scott asserts the 1967 budget inflated deficits and hints at tax hikes after the election, while Senator Joseph Clark argues the balance of cash flow explains the figures. The report also notes Job Corps retention, vocational education research, and the extension of Maj. Gen. Charles E. Brown Jr. as Army chief of chaplains.
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Uninvited Guests Break into Illinois Trailer
County officers report two intruders entered a Cravat house trailer. They thawed a frozen chicken, cooked it, made coffee, and ate dinner before fleeing. Stolen items include a .22 caliber rifle a shotgun a fishing reel a quilt and two blankets.
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Jail closes in Sao Bento becomes a school
In Sao Bento Brazil city officials convert a shuttered jail into a school after an extended prisoner shortage. The change is reported by the weekly magazine O Cruzeiro.
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