Fulbright criticizes hot pursuit policy in Vietnam
Senate figures clash over the admin's hot pursuit of enemy fighters over North Vietnam. Fulbright warns the tactic risks widening the war if China retaliates. Jackson calls it sound policy to warn China, while Dirksen labels it a recognized doctrine of war. Kennedy urges grave concern over Chinese reactions.
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Headliner banquet marks Rowan's third visit as toastmaster
This year marks Rowan's third appearance at the annual Headliner banquet, recalling his 1951 toastmaster role as a rising Minneapolis Tribune reporter and his 1952 citation praising his alert and well rounded grasp of social affairs.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Antitrust Debate Reaches High Court Influence and Trade Rules
Officials from GM declined comment at the headquarters after a high court decision. The piece notes awards for journalism and mentions Chevrolets and discount houses in 1957 Los Angeles, with details of discount and referral plans, and references to antitrust concerns and the Sherman Act. The article cites industry figures and a legislative debate over defense funding and a bill with a Republican minority report urging delay for administration assessment.
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Funds Boosted By Committee
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee sharply increased Johnsons 1967 budget by adding 276.413 million to the Labor Department and HEW funds for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The panel criticized the administration for underestimating current health program needs and the House is expected to adopt the panel’s proposed increases.
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China's Third Atomic Test Due May Be Hydrogen Blast
Tokyo sources report Japanese officials expect Red China to conduct its third nuclear explosion early next month possibly a hydrogen bomb test. They say the interval since the last detonation could push Chinese scientists toward thermonuclear capability and the blast might occur within two weeks if weather permits as part of May Day prestige efforts in the Communist world.
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Tornadic Winds Hit Home Near Rella in Rolla Missouri
Tornadic winds struck near Rolla Missouri on a Wednesday night damaging a hangar two planes a chicken house and a tool shed with no injuries. The report cites U S government and Central Intelligence Agency notes about future atomic explosions near China. Ray Morgan a Missouri university professor and tennis coach is mentioned.
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Rolla
U.S
Ray Morgan
Rella
Telligence
Morgan
University of Ie
Missouri
Recreation Meet Termed Success
The second annual Governor's Conference on Outdoor Recreation was praised as a huge success by Joseph Jaeger Jr. executive secretary of Missouri's Inter-Agency Council for Outdoor Recreation. The two day meeting ended Wednesday evening with focus on learning current status and obtaining federal aid.
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Missouri
Inter-Agency Council For Outdoor Recreation
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Air Attacks On Trucks Will Be Increased
Washington reports intensified U S air attacks on truck traffic moving from Red China into North Vietnam as weather improves. Night strikes are expected to rise along routes from Hanoi toward Red China and toward South Vietnam. U S pilots note camouflage and trellis covers on trucks, infrared sensing, and bright flares used to reveal concealed convoys.
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Fire damages Paul Rich home in Missouri
Fire and smoke damaged the Paul C. Rich residence on Old Highway 30 East after a blaze at 10 10 p m Wednesday. A Fire department spokesman cited lightning or a shorted wire as a possible cause. The fire started in the Nakement and spread to the first floor. Neighbors saw a flash and the lights went out. Missouri Power and Light crews noted smoke and summoned the fire department. Firefighters remained on scene until about 11 30 p m.
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Missouri Power,and Light Company
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Floods and revolts ripple through Dominican town
The ongoing Dominican revolt and flood chaos reshape Santo Domingo as water floods streets and officers protest. A civilian government swears in a new president while the river valley towns face evacuations and damaged infrastructure amid political upheaval and rising tensions.
Vietnam War Filtration Route Drives Supply Lines War
U.S. planes continued the air war against the Communists in North Vietnam. The second B52 raid on Mu Gia Pass closed the road and destroyed seven tracks. US fighters engaged two missiles from the North while air forces ranged around Dong Hoi and Vinh as U.S. and allied forces press operations along the coast and Laos border.
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Group to Study Securities Law
The Securities Survey Committee met to examine Missouri blue sky laws, urging appraisal of current administration and potential improvements. Members include Cullen Coil, Sen. Albert Spradling, Rep. C. M. Bassman, Clay Coburn, and Edward J. Lambur Jr., among others.
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Hopfinger Enters Hospital For Checkup
Sen Raymond Hopfinger Sr, veteran lawmaker, entered Sull Qs teopathic Hospital Wednesday for a general checkup. Hopfinger served in the House 1946 to 1958 and has been in the Senate since then, chairing the committee on state departments.
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Sull Qsteopathic Hospital
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