World News Briefs From Cold War Era Dispatches
International coverage notes China rejects any Vietnam peace talks before U S withdrawal. Harriman seeks movement with Boumedienne as Madrid reports possible POW exchange. In Vietnam, B52s hit DMZ while Marines clash near War Zone C and ships attack North Vietnamese shipping. Rhodesia sees Smith under cabinet pressure. Harper rumored as successor amid South Africa backing. West Germany faces potential 500,000 unemployment. PLO indicates troops ready to strike Israel. Belgian flood scene described in Chatelet as river Sambre overflows.
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Defense Spending to Rise in 07 Budget to Be Over $70 Billion
Defense spending will rise in 1967 though less than 1966. The new defense budget for fiscal year 1968 is expected above 70 billion, likely not exceeding 75 billion, while the current estimate is 67 to 68 billion, up 13 to 14 billion from last year. Personal income rose 3.2 billion at an annual rate in November, a healthy increase despite slower growth. The report covers Hoover Kennedy eavesdropping charges, weather across coasts, Ford Foundation educational TV profit, and Powell Powell probe calls by Emanuel Celler.
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Eisenhower to Undergo Gall Bladder Surgery Today
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 76, will have his gall bladder removed at Walter Reed Army Hospital in an 8 a.m. EST operation. Surgeons cite multiple gallstones and heart risk as reasons for the routine, low-risk procedure. He is expected to stay 10 to 14 days.
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Kennedy cancels Florida trip due to hospitalization
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 78, canceled plans for his annual winter Florida trip after hospital admission on December 5 for minor chest surgery. He remains in Boston’s New England Baptist Hospital with a described condition as satisfactory, delaying his planned December 17 departure to Palm Beach, Florida.
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Long Beach Daily Adjudication Notice Decree G-10280
A processing notice from Long Beach California published daily with Sunday dates mentions adjudication by the Superior Court Los Angeles County. Decree number G-10280 shows monthly payments of 27.50 and 33.00 dollars with Carlee Delivery by mail terms.
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