Cold Wave Grips Carolinas With Freezing Lows Discussed
The Weather Bureau issued a cold wave warning for North Carolina with temperatures dropping to five degrees in the mountains and low 20s along the coast. A high pressure system moved west to east across the state with snow in western regions and a warming trend expected on Monday.
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Peace Chances Slim As Vietnam War Expands
Washington report by Senate Democratic Leader and a Mansfield team warns that North Viet Nam relies more on Red China as the war widens. They caution a broader Asia-wide conflict and slim hopes for a just negotiated settlement, based on a 95-day fact-finding tour to 12 countries and Hong Kong.
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Soviet Envoy Opens Talks With Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi
A Soviet delegation led by Alexander N. Shelepin began talks in Hanoi with North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. Tass reported no details of the talks. Shelepin arrived Friday with military and production experts and pledged comprehensive assistance to Vietnam’s fight against U S aggression. He urged quicker victory and noted aims to deepen ties between Soviet and North Vietnamese Communist parties and governments.
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Caminero Forces Say They Do Not Rebel In Dominican Crisis
In Santo Domingo Armed Forces Minister Francisco J Rivera Caminero says troops are not rebelling but want President Hector Garcia Godoy to cancel orders sending military men abroad The president ordered 34 officers and rebel leaders into diplomatic exile amid a clash at the Presidential Palace and road closures Caminero later said the force would follow the president though he then reversed to align against the exile plan Caamano Deno led rebel forces in April’s uprising and declined to comment as Garcia Godoy faced rebel pressure after a Santiago battle leaving a dozen dead
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Strike Ends Week as New York Talks Continue
New York negotiators contended with a full week of disrupted transit as federal aid was promised for individuals and small businesses. Mediation head Sylvester Garrett reported some progress after a 16 hour session while Mayor Lindsay and TA officials weighed a potential near term settlement.
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Japan asks extended lull in bombing as peace drive starts
Prime Minister Sato asked the United States to extend its halt in bombing of North Vietnam to at least January 22 amid Japan’s peace initiative. Harriman said the moratorium length hinges on Communist offensives and goodwill reception. Satoh plans to brief Soviet leaders in Moscow with Shiina’s talks set after meetings with Vinogradov.
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Reds Move Men and Equipment Amid Laos Bombing Surge
American warplanes renew heavy bombing in Laos and North Vietnam after a Christmas pause, dropping up to 300 planes daily and nearly 4000 tons of bombs and missiles on supply routes and waterborne traffic. The pause was ordered to push peace talks, with officials noting nightly air attacks on routes crossing Laos and into South Vietnam.
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Refugees Scatter To 1114 Cities
The first Cuban refugees flown here as part of the wide airlift begun December 1 have dispersed to 34 states and 1 114 cities. About 44 percent stayed in Miami, with 613 more arriving in New York. New arrivals face food shortages, unrest in Castro's armed forces, and fears of conscription and political indoctrination.
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Johnson Promised Programs as Congress Reopens
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he will push fast floor business when the 68th Congress reconvenes Monday. President Johnson plans a 1966 State of the Union address Wednesday night. Priorities include a national wildfire system bill, a $9.5 million U S contribution to the Inter American Cultural and Trade Center, and a Viet Nam war funding package potentially exceeding $12 billion. The House bill to repeal Taft Hartley section 148 faces possible action after a longtime Republican filibuster.
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Santa brings Kontum toys with High Point aid
Capt. John C. Lai of High Point, serving with the 1.8 Army in Viet Nam, helped Santa distribute gifts to Kontum children. Lai’s report on Christmas in Kontum will appear in The Enterprise Sunday.
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