Great Debate Over Bombing Worth In Vietnam War
The debate rages over the effectiveness and cost of U S air attacks on North Vietnam. Critics say the bombing costs pilots and money with limited political gain while supporters insist the effort pressures negotiations and damages the enemy.
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Weather forecast flags mixed mountain snow and rain
The report notes uncertain conditions in the mountains with a mix of rain and snow possible. Temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s in the mountains and around 40s elsewhere with rain in the south turning to snow in the higher elevations by Tuesday. Local residents are advised to stay updated.
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Diplomats Deny Kennedy Received Peace Signal
Paris reports deny Newsweek claim that Kennedy received a peace overture from Hanoi during a Paris visit. The Vietnamese mission and the U S embassy deny the report while Kennedy declines comment until White House briefing. Hanoi press suggests com pact on staged talks with bombing halt as a precondition. Pentagon data show higher aircraft losses. Soviet arms aid to North Vietnam remains substantial but waning.
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Chilling Cold and Snowstorm Strikes Nine-State Region
A three consecutive snowstorms lash nine states from Wisconsin to Texas and Illinois to Nebraska. Chicago totals reach 36.5 inches with 27 inches still on ground as drifts close highways and costumed revelers face dangerous travel. Debris and vehicle mishaps hamper roads and a South Dakota couple perishes after freezing into a creek.
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Kosygin Arrives in Britain for Week of Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin lands after a Gatwick diversion and is greeted by Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Demonstrators protest Warsaw Pact while security tightens. Kosygin plans visits to a London electronics firm, a Scottish power station, a Scotland soccer match, and a Buckingham Palace dinner with Queen Elizabeth II.
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Johnson calls for 50 million anti crime effort in U S
President Johnson urged Congress to fund at least 50 million for a bold crime control program aimed at helping states and cities uproot crime. The plan would use 90 percent federal for planning and 60 percent for action programs including alarm systems and rehabilitation efforts.
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Newswoman Michele Ray Freed By Viet Cong Captors
French newswoman Michele Ray, 28, emerged from 21 days of Viet Cong captivity in South Viet Nam, reporting she was treated well and dressed in a guerrilla made black pajama uniform. She planned to continue her drive across the country after rest in Saigon. her press credentials remain valid.
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