Dirksen Attacks Johnson Policy No Hope for Peace or Victory
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen declares there is no prospect of peace or stability in Johnson administration policies as the Vietnam war escalates costs and casualties. He criticizes diplomacy and urges renewed exploration of open channels, signaling a sharper antiwar posture likely for next year.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
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Dirksen
Vietnam
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Congress
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Korea
Postal hike in effect on Jan 7
Increased rates for all mail classes except parcel post and international mail take effect January 7 in Charleston. First class letters six cents per ounce up to 13 ounces, air mail postcards eight cents, a flat 80 cent rate up to one pound. air mail over seven ounces merged into one category.
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Charleston
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Air Parcel Post
Norway's Monarch Plans U S Visit Amid Budget Talks
President discusses budget and legislative matters while Olav V of Norway aims for a Washington visit in April. Christian notes no other major actions, and focus remains on policy, welfare, and defense questions amid regional tensions and economic notes on disability programs.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Johnson
Washington
Olav V
Norway
George Christian
Cambodia
Laos
Vatican
Vietnam
Paul
Hanoi
Christian
Olav
Oslo
Yorty Regime Hit By Major Scandal
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty faces a major scandal as indictments allege bribery and perjury in harbor department matters. Keith Smith, a construction firm owner, and harbor officials George Watson Karl Rundberg and Robert Starr face charges amid a months long Los Angeles Times probe. Asian flu spreads across 24 states with 15 000 cases in north Georgia. health officials note most illnesses mild.
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Asvania
Nebraska
Lina
South Carolina
Columbia
Nicable Disease Center
District of Columbia
NCDC
New York City
Nedc
New York
Michigan
Florida
New Jer
Alabama
Fioura
Homa
Kansas
Towali Dana Aone
George
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Sam
Carlo
Holyeas
Pra
Yorty
Harbor Department
Times
Acapulco
Mexico
Keith Smith
Los Angeles Harbor
Smith
Harbor
George D. Watson
Karl L. Rundberg
Robert Nicholas Starr
Capitol approves conditional $170000 for WV emergency center
The Office of Civil Defense will fund 170000 to modify the West Virginia State Capitol basement for a 300-person emergency operation center and water, power, and fuel systems. Approval hinges on legislature adding 85600 before March 1. Senators Byrd and Randolph announced the conditional aid.
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Office of Civil Defense
West Virginia
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Florida teachers vote fund deadline push resignations
Florida Education Association delegates voted to submit more than 22 000 teacher resignations on March 1 1968 if acceptable school funds and programs are not in place by then. The measure passed with no dissent, authorizing officers to file resignations without further approval.
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Fla
Florida Education Association
FEA
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