Industry Sees 1969 Output Rise Matched to 1968
A Commerce Department outlook survey finds more than half of major U S firms expect at least five percent growth in 1969, mirroring 1968. Rail, telecom, computer, and consumer goods sectors lead gains with varied projections and tax withholdings cited as a damping factor.
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Sleet and freezing rain hit Gulf States and Midwest
United Press International reports sleet and snow lashed from Nebraska to Minnesota and Illinois while gulf coast towns sag under record lows. Mississippi prisons felt frostbite as sub zero temperatures reached Georgia and Florida warned. Beaumont and Lake Charles posted 21 and 23 degrees amid historic freezes. Jackson, Mississippi sunk to 11 degrees with Blairsville touching minus one.
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Final Vote Count Due Nixon Today
Congress meets to certify Nixon as president and to approve a pay raise from 100000 to 200000 for the president. A second session will honor astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders after counting electoral votes.
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Phantom Jet Sale To Israel Declared Firm
Washington reports Israeli charge d affaires Shlomo Argov stated the United States would sell Israel 50 F4 Phantom jets after Beirut airport attack. The sale had been officially announced December 27, with Israel carrying out a retaliatory raid that destroyed 13 Arab airliners and caused substantial damage.
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Hair cast expelled from Mexico over stage nudity
In Acapulco police rounded up the American and British cast of the hippie musical Hair and ordered them to leave Mexico within 24 hours after appearing naked on stage during the premiere. Mayor Israel Noguera closed the play.
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Venus 5 Launches Toward Venus as Tass Reports Mission
The Soviet Union sent Venus 5, an unmanned probe weighing 2,494 pounds, toward Venus with plans to land in mid May. Venus 5 follows Venus 4, which landed on Venus in October 1967 and warned of extreme conditions for manned missions. Tass said the craft carries Lenin and USSR insignia and will conduct extensive deep space research after leaving a parking orbit.
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Weather Summary: Fair Warm Day Ahead
Weather outlook calls for fair skies and warm temperatures with gentle winds. Today’s high near 68 and low around 35, after yesterday’s 64/36. Noontime humidity 32 percent. Sunrise 6:52, sunset 4:40.
Education minister wounded in Saigon grenade attack
Viet Cong assassination squad wounded South Vietnam's education minister and killed his car driver in downtown Saigon with a grenade. U S troops and planes killed 38 Reds on an infiltration route near Saigon as two new offensives were announced.
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Motel Robbery Suspect Nabbed By Vegas Cops
Police arrested Calvin K. Rust, 23, on charges he robbed Fergu son’s Motel on December 30 and fled in a bullet punctuated chase. Detectives nabbed him as he walked Casino Center Boulevard around 1 a.m. He is charged with the motel robbery and as a fugitive of Seattle. He allegedly held up a clerk at gunpoint and escaped with 350 dollars. He is suspected of burglaries in Seattle.
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Americans optimistic about Nixon say 61 percent confident
The Harris survey finds 61 percent of Americans expect Richard Nixon to do a good to excellent job in the White House. Voters favor unity and healing, with a shift toward consolidation and strong support for law and order. Most back arms control talks with the Russians but insist on military strength, while noting some concerns about the new administration.
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