Jets clash with MIGs in MIG Alley near Hanoi
US air crews battled MIG 21 interceptors west of Hanoi during bombing raids over the Red River Valley. No damage reported on either side. Navy pilots from USS Kitty Hawk hit Da Chong ship yard near Haiphong and damaged the Thuc Hoa highway bridge. Air Force teams struck Mo Trang railroad yard northwest of Hanoi. In South Vietnam, 352 heavy bombers pounded North Vietnam.
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National Massive D C March Plans Go for Broke Campaign
Dr King mobilizes 3000 volunteers nationwide to press for civil disobedience in Washington starting April first week. He aims to fill jails and pressure government while urging nonviolence or abstention among black rationalists. He seeks jobs and income rises through new government programs.
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Evangelist Bob Jones Dies at 84 in Greenville
Bob Jones Sr., famed fire and brimstone evangelist and founder of Bob Jones University, died Tuesday in Greenville. He led a strict religious institution noted for banning alcohol and interracial activities, shaping his era of Christian education. The cause of death was not disclosed.
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Western Vietnam escalates amid major Viet Cong toll
In Saigon the government said 2216 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops were killed last week, pushing weekly deaths past 5000 in the first two weeks of the year. U S 25th Infantry Division and 101st Airborne units fought Viet Cong forces near Saigon, including operations near the Iron Triangle, as peace talks continue.
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Britain’s Cutbacks Shrink Global Military Footprint
Prime Minister Harold Wilson unveils a 2.4 billion dollar three year package cutting 1 billion in U S made fighter bombers canceling 50 F 111s and pulling out forces from East of Suez and the Persian Gulf by 1971 The Royal Navy carrier force will be phased out and armed forces reduced by 1971 The plan preserves a symbolic global defense role while curbing international commitments The government faces penalties of about 130 million dollars to General Dynamics for cancelled orders
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U.S. Won't Fill British Vacuum Over Pullout
The United States said it will not deploy American forces to fill a gap created by accelerated British withdrawals from bases in Asia and the Middle East. A State Department spokesman read a brief statement noting no plans to move in as Britain pulls out from Singapore and the Persian Gulf four years earlier than scheduled. The U.S. regrets Britain’s decision to withdraw and does not intend to replace those forces.
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Economy Soars as GNP Hits Record Pace in 1967
Commerce Department data show inflation absorbed part of the fourth quarter GNP rise, with a $16.4 billion gain in Q4 1967 pushing the annual rate to a record level. The report flags the increase as a major factor in the tax policy debate.
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