Bid to Destroy China's Nuclear Power Possible
Washington speculates on a harsh military move to preemptively neutralize Red China's nuclear potential before it becomes an unbearable threat. Congress debates defense funding tactics, pay hikes, and tax measures while lawmakers eye inflation, balance of payments, and public debt issues amid a broad national agenda.
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Army Engineers In Thailand
U S army engineers will be assigned to Thailand to aid in building defenses as part of a stepped up effort to shore up that country near Laos and North Vietnam. Maj Gen Richard Stilwell named deputy commander of the U S advisory command in Thailand. In Vietnam, Gen Neuyer Khánh Thi claims a government victory after weekend battles in Quang Ngai province with 500 communists reportedly killed. U S sources dispute casualty estimates. Two Americans killed and eight wounded in Viet Cong actions.
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Mystery $1.5 Billion Tax Surplus Baffles Officials
Washington grapples with an unexplained $1.5 billion tax surplus in personal income, supposedly from higher earnings rather than corporations. Analysts warn the data may reflect errors in estimating personal income, while conservatives tout tax cuts as spur to growth. The piece questions whether Treasury and Commerce Department estimates can justify the unexpected bounty.
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Capital Experts Review Report on Nation's Wealth Custodians
In Washington a report examines how fund managers and tax authorities oversee wealth custodians. The document outlines trends among financial professionals, regulatory responses, and implications for taxpayers.
Communists Had Role in March in Washington
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says Communist party leaders nationwide helped organize the April 17 student march in Washington to protest US involvement in Vietnam. He cites The Worker and Du Bois Clubs as controlled channels, noting noncommunist groups also participate but warn of a broader campaign for national action and peace strikes.
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North Vietnamese Delegation Reaches Beijing for Talks
A high ranking North Vietnamese economic team led by Le Thang Nghi arrived in Beijing for talks with Chinese officials. The party delegation, greeted by thousands at the airport, plans visits to other socialist capitals including Moscow.
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Four Die in Wreck Near Marshall Missouri
A collision 11 miles west of Marshall killed four people as a woman returning from work and three men en route to a Masonic function crashed. Mrs. Rose Marry McGinnis, 32, was in a pickup. the men Walter Borchers, 63. Samuel Gaither Himes, 57. and Claire Wilfred Gibson, 61. all died. Himes drove in the front seat of the Borders car. McGinnis was on the wrong side of the road at impact. Trooper Bill Turner reported the scene and findings.
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Wreck on Missouri 20 Near Marshall Involves Rest Home Staff
A crash occurred on a knoll of Missouri 20 just east of the Missouri 127 intersection in Marshall. A Marshall rest home employee Mrs. McGinnis was among those involved in the incident.
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St Louis Woman Dies In Wreck In Illinois
A St. Louis woman, Wanda Plunkett, 34, was killed in a two vehicle crash on Illinois Route 162 east of Granite City. Lyon Bloodworth, 38, and William Kohl, 22, were injured and listed in serious condition at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Granite City.
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Senior Citizen Speaker Named for Jefferson City meeting
William V Turner of Kansas City will be guest speaker at 7 30 p m Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. The talk seeks support to form a Time and Talents club for Jefferson City seniors. William L Smith and Rev F A Wegener co chairmen with Mayor John G Christy as honorary chair.
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