Communism Confusion Deepens Across Global Reds
James Marlow surveys the Soviet and Chinese rifts as Communist parties diverge after Moscow talks. Red China refuses Moscow overtures and U N seat opposition remains. The New York Times notes Soviet party weakness while Western welfare state shifts loom. Arthur Goldberg notes no U N seat change stance from Red China.
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Year Starts Out Almost Naturally
Washington AP reports 1966 begins amid Vietnam war concerns, debates over resuming bombing, and Johnson's push through Congress. NATO tensions with de Gaulle and Portugal’s sting over U S bases complicate policy. Red China UN seats loom, Ky government shifts worry, and AFL-CIO head Meany pressures pro labor voting in 1968 while economists call for tax boosts to curb inflation.
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Space Group Tests OAO Observatory Launch
CAPE KENNEDY AP The Space Agency launches an astronomical observatory today and plans a Tuesday test of the Atlas-Centaur rocket. The Orbiting Astronomical Observatory weighs 3900 pounds and aims to study young stars and stellar origins from space. The Atlas-Centaur liftoff is set for 9 am Tuesday to test ignition of the Centaur upper stage twice in weightless space.
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Johnson weighs possible 5 percent tax hike plan
President Johnson signals potential 5 percent rise in personal income taxes with a 2 point corporate rate bump as a temporary fix to curb inflation. Treasury plans stress neutrality and minimal structure changes while weighing impact on purchasing power and Viet Nam war funding.
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