Armco Outlines Middletown Pollution Abatement Program
Armco outlines a multi year plan at Middletown Works to install air and water pollution controls. Total install costs exceed 39 million with annual operating costs above 4 million. Completion targets span 1967 for some facilities to late 1970 for full program.
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Don C. Osborne
Armco
Middletown
Osborne
Armishone Aia Dhem
Middletown Works
United States
Chamber Board
U S Denies Hanoi Bombings Inside City Limits
Washington flatly rejects North Vietnamese charges that American warplanes bombed Hanoi city limits. The official line says no bombs were dropped on target with pilots confirming raids on trucks outside the city. Foreign observers report little to no damage inside Hanoi as U S officials cite other possible causes.
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Washington
United States
Sasace
Democratic Governors Cite Great Society Resentment
Hughes of Iowa warned that Johnson will face a very tough race if Republicans provide a respectable opponent two years from now he said Democratic candidates benefited from the Great Society but faced backlash from resentments among voters in the party factions
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Hughes
Iowa
Johnson
Governors push for broader role in Great Society policy shaping
Hughes testified that Democratic governors feel shut out by the national committee chaired by John M Bailey and want a larger say in policy. He warned the Great Society is moving too fast and urged broader state input at the upcoming caucus to ensure popular operation of programs.
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John M. Bailey
Hughes
Johnson
Haiphong Raids Narrow In North Vietnam Patrols
U S warplanes avoided Hanoi and focused over Haiphong area with two attacks near the port. The day saw raids in southern North Vietnam and near Dien Bien Phu while rain and low ceilings hindered operations. The Haiphong targets included a radar site and cargo barges with claims of damage to all barges and structures. In South Vietnam, Marines reported 12 Viet Cong killed as government forces logged 18 deaths in three engagements.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Arrested fired and multiplied by 4 Santa Claus losing business
The report details Santa's decline in department stores as arrests for parachuting in Buffalo, NY, and refusals to land in Clifton NJ collide with store policies. It also covers retailers cutting or replacing live Santas due to crowding and indecision, while Detroit keeps multiple Santas on duty to handle demand.
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New York
Santa Claus
Santa
Buffalo, N.Y
Clifton
N.J
E.S. Shelby
Tg&y
Kansas City
Ardan’s
Des Moines
Iowa
W.T. Grant Co
Charlotte
N.C
Charles Embrey
Woolco Discount Co
Columbus
Detroit
J.L. Hudson Department Store
Weekend Forecast Calls for Partly Cloudy Skies
Weather forecast notes a partly cloudy and colder night with a low near 2. Saturday will be cloudy with highs around the 40s. The long range outlook hints at a cold spell next week with little precipitation.
Cancer Claims Boy 5 Lance Cummings Dies in Sleep
Five year old Lance Cumm ings died in his sleep clutching a toy green kitten. Santa Claus visited the party and guests cried as well wishers sent gifts from across the United States. A Lance Cummings Trust with $5,000 in contributions was established by the family.
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West Chester
Lance Cummings
Santa Claus
Lance
Athens
Greece
Norway
Fan 66
Atomic Bomb version surprises kindergarten choir
Milwaukee AP report recalls Miss Kathleen Thews of Washington Elementary recounting a kindergartner singing "Atomic Bomb, O Atomic Bomb" during Christmas play rehearsals. The boy insisted his version was correct, adding a humorous note to the school event.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kathleen Thews
Washington Elementary School
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Happy
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Miami
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Bloomingdale's
Herbert Teitelbaum
Zayre Inc
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Tannenbaum
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