Morse Claims Viet Nam Policy Bankrupt in Senate Session
Senate Foreign Relations Committee queried Secretary of State Rusk on world issues. Morse pressed for a public push toward a United Nations settlement in Southeast Asia while Fulbright sought consensus on Viet Nam policy and Congo arms. Morse plans a university speaking tour to mobilize opinion. Aiken called the session uninspiring.
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Binh Gia Battle Yields High Casualties for Both Sides
Vietnamese Defense Ministry reports 442 total casualties in Binh Gia fought Dec 28 to Jan 3 near Saigon. Among the dead 5 Americans, 158 Vietnamese. 11 Americans and 188 Vietnamese wounded. 3 Americans and 77 Vietnamese missing captured by Viet Cong. China’s Peking Radio calls it a magnificent victory for the Viet Cong.
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Eva Gabor identifies Murph the Surf duo in jewel robbery
Actress Eva Gabor identified Jack Murphy and Allen Kuhn as the men who pistol whipped her and stole a 15 carat diamond ring in the Star of India robbery in Miami Beach a year ago. Murphy was arraigned and held on bail while Kuhn faces charges alongside him.
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Unofficially Russ Like LBJ Invite
Soviet sources welcomed Johnson’s State of the Union pledge to seek better US Soviet trade links and possible TV aide exchanges. They doubted a visit this year but noted Johnson's hint of a European Moscow trip. Paris and London observers saw none as formal invitations.
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English classes begin for Marina Oswald in Ann Arbor
Mrs. Marina Oswald, widow of President Kennedy's assassin, started an eight week English cram course at the University of Michigan English Language Institute. She registered, took a placement test, and attends five hours of daily instruction six days a week. Thirty students are enrolled as she stays sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church and refuses interviews due to a book contract.
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Pegler Sues CBS for $2 Million Over TV Show
Westbrook Pegler, a former syndicated columnist now living in Tucson, filed a $2 million privacy suit in Pima County Superior Court alleging CBS televised an inaccurate and distorted portion of a stage play titled A Case of Libel based on a trial.
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Elephant population counted in Kruger National Park
An aerial survey in Kruger National Park Eastern Transvaal tallies an elephant population of 2,631. The UPI report notes the count reflects elephants present in the park area surveyed.
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Weather table from U S Weather Bureau briefing yesterday
Temperature and precipitation data for a 24 hour period ending 4 am yesterday. City readings include Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield and Bismarck with listed high, low and precipitation figures.
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Temp extremes in lower 48 report 18 below at Cut Bank and 77 in Key West
The U.S. Weather Bureau records show the lowest temperature yesterday outside Alaska and Hawaii fell to 18 degrees below zero at Cut Bank Montana while the heat reached 77 degrees at Key West Florida.
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Professor challenges Eisenhower on war end timing
University of Chicago sociologist Morris Janowitz, a WWII psychology operations veteran, criticizes Eisenhower's claim that unconditional surrender prolonged the war. He argues the general seeks to rewrite history and notes German morale, patriotism, and leadership kept fighting despite surrender terms.
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