World War I Debt to U S Up Another 337 Million
Washington AP reports world World War I debts to the United States rose by 337 million in interest to exceed 21 billion as of June 30. Finland and three others have paid. Britain owes the most at 9.6 billion with about 2 billion repaid.
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Thieves in Provo Return Nativity Statue With Note
In Provo Utah thieves returned a statue of Joseph from a Nativity scene with an apologetic note a box of chocolates and a Christmas card. They claimed the theft was due to curiosity and said they would have placed it back atop a local mortuary if not for a missing ladder.
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Soviet Budget Signals Strain Between Consumer Rise and Military Pull
The 1967 Soviet budget shows military spending at the highest in a decade while pledging higher living standards. Brezhnev and Kosygin face pressure from military conservatives and a public seeking consumer gains. Worries rise over Vietnam and China sparking regional war fears and So viet policy risks.
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Moscow
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Soviet 1967 Defense Budget Up Eight Percent
Soviet Union plans 1967 defense outlays at 16.1 billion dollars, up from 15 billion in 1966, with Moscow accusing U.S. actions in Vietnam. Washington notes defense spending moves with U.S. budget pressures as the Navy faces possible delays in an antisubmarine aircraft program.
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Soviet Union
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Vasily F. Garbuzof
Vietnam
Dangerous Escapee Sought in Kansas After Flight
An escaped convict labeled dangerous by the Kansas Highway Patrol is the target of a wide manhunt in Kansas. Thomas Lamb of Fort Scott fled on foot after a car crash five miles west of Fort Scott while pursued by about a dozen patrol officers and sheriffs from eight counties.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Thomas Lamb
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Manhunt Aids by B I and Tracking Dogs for Escapee
The Bureau of Investigation joined the search aided by tracking dogs deployed by Springfield and Nevada officers. Lamb, 25, son of Charles and Mrs. Lamb of Fort Scott, was in a Lansing penitentiary for burglary and larceny. He escaped Wednesday by threatening a clerk with a knife while en route to Kansas City and was later seen at a Fort Scott filling station.
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Earl Warren Son Becomes Sacramento Municipal Court Judge
Earl Warren Jr. is sworn in as a Sacramento Municipal Court judge today. Chief Justice Earl Warren will perform the oath as the son, 36, is named by outgoing Governor Edmund G. Brown.
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Calif
Earl Warren
Municipal Court of
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California
Edmund G. Brown
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