Chrysler And GM Plan More Auto Production Cuts
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp and General Motors Corp announced further production cutbacks as auto demand remained weak. Chrysler would close three of seven plants for a week with a fourth down two weeks. GM said about 1,900 workers would be laid off indefinitely at Chevrolet plants in Willow Run Flint Mich and Tarrytown NY, leaving roughly 14 300 on the job. The Willow Run shutdown begins Feb 6 with the others following a week later Ford planned no plant shutdowns as of now.
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Tarrytown
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Vietnam War Push into Iron Triangle Deepens Tensions
The war expanded as Jan 8 operations aimed to clear Viet Cong from the Iron Triangle near Saigon. Reports cited Viet Cong death tolls and widespread violence including kidnappings and civilian casualties, while American forces discuss Delta involvement and manpower limits affecting troop movements and production.
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Iron Triangle
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Wallace and Gore clash over Alabama welfare orders
Wallace defends Alabama against federal welfare rules he says enforce private contracts. Gore warns the civil rights act could curb aid to Alabama and other states. Mrs Wallace appeals for aid to the elderly and children, calling a court fight illegal but just.
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Gardner
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Welfare Department
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Albert Gore
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Deaths Prompted by Telephone Repair Visit
A telephone repairman investigated a reported trouble and found three bodies in a residence. Audubon Fire Chief Milo Clemensen said the husband was in the kitchen, the wife in the bathroom, and the children in their beds, outlining the scene as the fire department began its response.
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Milo Clemensen
Mariners' Blachatta biography hints at long career
A fragmentary notice cites Blachatta born in Portland Oregon, with a master license dated centuries back. It recalls his WWII era ship Olga torpedoed off Cuba and notes his 1942–1947 tenure as principal of the Bay State School of Navigation in Boston.
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Ore
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Cuba
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Boston
Retirement Navy Sailors Return to Sea Roles
In Weymouth Mass a retired mariner and his wife discuss life after service. The National Maritime Union suspended a pension rule delaying reemployment after a second retirement to help veterans join Vietnam shipboard missions. NMU estimates over 125 older sailors aged up to 68 reported for assignments in New York after the suspension.
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Weymouth
Mass
Mina
National Maritime Union
NMU
New York
Political turmoil in Saigon after regime collapse
Caricatures of three leaders posted on a sand bag parapet in the capital as public executions reportedly marked a riot tied to political pressure and mob action. Ky denied cabinet reshuffle rumors while returning from a goodwill trip to Australia and New Zealand. sources said the junta ordered a firing before he left.
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Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Australia
New Zealand
Judy Smith Missing Girl Found In Nashville Bus Station
After a December run away she was found at a Charlotte hotel with one night’s stay paid. She later surfaced in Nashville, told police the name Judy Marie Smith and spoke of awaiting an Aunt Mary. Under lie detector test she admitted Charlotte origins and was returned. Social workers suspect fear keeps her from identifying herself. She faced a court hearing and said she would be locked up, yet offered no further names.
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Nashville
Judy Marie Smith
Mary
Judy
World War II bombers offer clues to missile defenses
New York AP reports that wrecked bombers from World War II reveal that stored missile parts may have longer life spans than assumed. One Libyan desert crash with nine dead and another Greenland landing with all crew saved inform engineers about maintenance intervals, suggesting replacements every five to ten years rather than two.
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Greenland
A.B. Bidet
Vickers, Inc
Troy
Mich
Bidet
American Institute of Aeronautics
Astronautics
Que
Bel ‘Good
Benghazi
Italy
England
Bernt Balchen
Fruit Growers Worry Over Weather Threat to Crops
North Carolina fruit growers fear a warm spell may swell buds and invite damaging cold. HortCultureist Fred Corbrane warns risks rise if warm weather continues into next week. Weather Bureau predicts record highs through Friday with clouds, cooler weekend. Showers likely from Thursday night into Friday across western and much of the state.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
N. C. State University
Fred Corbrane
Cochrane
Weather Bureau
United States
Central Plains
Tar Heel
Youth for Every Age Fashions Hot Seller in Paris
Paris AP report notes Jean Patou's spring collection showcased playful youthful silhouettes by Michel Goma. Styles include trapeze dresses, jewel-toned coats, belted jackets, and two hat shapes the beanie and RCMP-inspired brimless style, with bold color contrasts and short Bermudas.
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Paris
Jean Patou
Patou
Michel Goma
Goma
Royal Canadian Mounted Palice
Paton
Curbs on News Agencies Shadow Hanoi Raids Control
The report notes claims of over 100 civilian injuries or deaths in raids, followed by U S actions to bar access to a truck depot and rail yard for pilots. The Defense Department would not comment on bombing restrictions while some sources cite weather as a factor and others deny limits.
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Johnson Administration
Defense Department
Hanoi
Border tensions rise as mine found near Israeli Syria border
U N efforts urge Syria and Israel to meet at a Mixed Armistice Commission session to discuss ceasefire based cultivation in the demilitarized zone beside the border. The Syrians seek government consultation in Damascus ahead of talks. Delegations, including Israeli officials led by Abba Eban, arrive via the stone bridge amid a peaceful scene near Mt Hebron. Separately Prague reports place 200000 gypsies in Czechoslovakia with 1163 villages in Slovakia and schooling and crime concerns noted among communities.
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Syria
Foreign Ministry
Hana Baron
Damascus
Israel
U.N
U Thant
Mixed Armistice Commission
Palestine
Abba Eban
Stone Bridge
Mt. Hebron
Tornado Disaster Path Sees County Hit Hard
Governor Hearnes urged President Johnson to declare St Louis County a disaster area after Tuesday tornadoes killed two children and caused about 10 million in damages. Ray County was also urged. In northwest St Louis County the twister carved a 10 mile path in under 10 minutes, devastating Maryland Heights and Crève Coeur areas.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Johnson
St. Louis
Hearnes
St Louis
Ray County
Missouri
St. Louis County
Jeri Cannady
Creve Coeur
Dianne Schlegel
Maryland Heights
Pauliee
Missouri Highway Patrol
Orrick
Danny Blythe
Blythe
Richmond
Danny Gene Barber
Kansas City
Donald Andrew Walker
Berl W. Carpenter
Turmoil and upheaval amid Mao-Liu power struggle across China
Reports from Peking and Manchuria describe Red Guard and Maoist forces clashing with anti-Mao factions. Posters claim army defections and calls to intervene in factories and farms while security offices fall to loyalists. casualties reported and widespread disruption of railway service amid the political crisis. Included is a tornado disaster in Missouri with several deaths and school damage, prompting class resumption plans.
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Red Guard
China
Peking
Hhangsha
Mao
Hunan
Tthe Party
Red Guards
Liu Shao-chi
Shansi
Manchuria
Wubu
Nanking
Nait
Liu
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Inner Mongolia
Jong
Huhohant’e
Ulanfu
Lin Piao
Liberation Army
Lnew
People's Liberation Army
People’s Army
People's Army
Liberation Army Daily
Changchun
Hardin
Kerr-McGee staffer testifies on Kerr Baker loans ledger
A Kerr-McGee bookkeeper testified that the late senator left a personal ledger showing a $500 1951 loan to Bobby Baker and indicated other small checks in the early 1950s. He described money kept in cash deposits and Kerr's meticulous records while detailing Baker's alleged financial ties and loans. The testimony covered Kerr's 1962 campaign funds and Baker's repayment concerns discussed in Poteau Oklahoma.
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Oklahome City
Kerr-McGee Corp
Baker
Robinson
Young Kerr
Kerr
William O. Bittman
Kerr Interests
Williams
Senate
Black
Poteau
Okla
California Savings and Loan Associations
Aker
Poeau
Washington
Aerospace
William C. Bittman
Biltman
Senate Rides Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Sen
Bittman
Senate Rules Committee
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
Edward Bennett Williams
Bobby Baker
Soviet Chinese student clash sparks Red Square protest
Soviet witnesses describe a tense Red Square demonstration as Chinese students protested U S bombardments of North Vietnam. Chinese students raised Mao quotes and shouted anti Soviet slogans while a Soviet woman was allegedly slapped. Authorities arranged for medical care and possible transport to Beijing as tensions lingered.
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U.S
North Vietnam
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Stalin
Lenin
China
Tass
Red Square
Mao Tse-tung
Bain
Chinesa
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