41 Servicemen Feared Dead In Vietnam Copter Crash
A CH53 helicopter with 41 aboard crashed five days ago south of the DMZ. Rescue efforts await better weather as the U.S. Command lists 5 crew and 36 passengers as missing. Heavy fighting areas limit reporting while Viet Cong activity is known nearby. The crash from Dong Ha to Phu Bai occurred Monday night. weather and terrain hinder recovery.
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U.S. Moon mission test set for January unmanned flight
The Apollo program plans an unmanned space test of the Saturn rocket system later this month to gauge flight risk and assess whether the 11 flight series can be shortened. Officials indicated the target launch could shift from January 18 to January 22 amid weather delays.
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William C. Schneider
Apollo
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senators Seek Expanded Wiretapping
Senators push to broaden police powers under Johnson crime control aims. McClellan leads a fight for a broader bill allowing wiretaps with court orders and easing limits on confession admissibility, while administration signs DC crime bill prompting debate.
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John Chadwick
Washington
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John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary
McClellan
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Talks Buy Time On Red Issue In Cambodia
U S Bowles and Prince Sihanouk meet in Phnom Penh aiming to strengthen the International Control Commission to prevent Vietnamese forces from using Cambodian territory. India Canada and Poland run the ICC, with India pressing activation and mobile teams to patrol Cambodia’s borders and deter foreign troops.
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New Delhi
India
Phnom Penh
U.S
Chester Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
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International Control Commission
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Bowles
ICC
Indira Gandhi
Vietnam
Foreign Office
Weather outlook calls for colder weekend thaw pause
Colder Saturday night and Sunday with a high Sunday in the low 20s. Monday morning lows near zero. Strong winds not specified. Residents should prepare for plummeting temperatures and exposed outdoor conditions.
McCarthy Says LBJ Afraid To Negotiate On Vietnam
McCarthy accuses President Johnson of fearing to negotiate the Vietnam war during a UCLA speech on the third day of a six day California primary campaign. Romney also touts strength in New Hampshire as he avoids Vietnam questions in press sessions. O'Brien predicts McCarthy will not fracture Democratic unity.
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New Hampshire
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Johnson
University of California At Los Angeles
Minnesota Democrat
California
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Kennedy
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Mass
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O’brien
Hubert H. Humphrey
Fresno
Thomas W. Bailey
Ronald Reagan
John M. Bailey
Law and Order
Western Pennsylvania College
Tthe University of California At
Santa Barbara
Norman M. Yoder
Pennsylvania
Office of the Blind
Federal Grants Set For Five Wisconsin Counties
Gov. Knowles approved a federal grant of nearly 3000 dollars to support Community Action offices in Superior and Butternut. The Northwest Wisconsin Community Action Agency will distribute funds for Ashland Bayfield Douglas Iron and Price counties.
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Madison
Superior
Butternut
Warren P. Knowles
Northwest Wisconsin Community Action Agency
Ashland
Bayfield
Douglas
Iron and
Price
Pentagon cancels plan for larger atomic warhead
Rising costs force cancellation of a 175 million program to develop a bigger land based atomic warhead. The Mark 17 reentry vehicle is scrapped as Avco Corp had produced 45 million spent since 1966 and 130 million more was planned by 1970. The move shifts focus to upgrading the Mark 11 and expanding multiple warhead capabilities for missiles and submarines.
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Defense Department
Congress
Avco Corp
Wilmington
Mass
Avco
Air Force
Soviet Union
Red China
Powell Wined Over Unpaid Motel Bill During UCLA Visit
UCLA student leaders say Adam Clayton Powell left a $500 motel bill unpaid after three days at a hotel near the campus. The ASUCLA note that Powell was paid $1,250 for a Thursday speech, within a budget limit, and later canceled engagements at San Francisco State and Stanford due to illness. Powell still planned to preach Sunday at the Third Baptist Church in San Francisco.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Adam Clayton Powell
Bahamas
Powell
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UCLA
U.S
University of California
Berkeley
San Francisco State
Stanford University
Third Baptist Church
March Declared Month Of Cruelty To Animals In Wisconsin
Madison AP reports January 16 that state humane groups urged care for neglected animals during cold weather. The state coordinates anti cruelty efforts through the Animal Health Division while counties handle enforcement. Lack of water and shelter are major hazards, with neglect common in March as winter eases.
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State Department of Agriculture
Owen W. Haffner
Ucers
Wisconsin
C.K. Kampscheer
Humane Society
Haffner
Kampscheer
U S Engravers Busy Printing 6 Cent Stamp
Bureau of Engraving and Printing runs 24 hours to meet the demand for six cent stamps. Officials report three billion six cent stamps shipped in a recent five day period. James A Conlon notes presses do not stop for lunch breaks.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James A.conlon
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