Propaganda Clash Deepens As China and Soviet Trade Accusations
Moscow reports accuse Beijing of an all out anti Soviet propaganda drive aimed at Soviet troops. Mao Zedong is said to have purged army leadership to ensure obedience and foster Sino Soviet hostility. The piece notes a border claim and cites Chinese military deployments near the Yalu River.
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Snow Storm Hits Midwest Plains States
The Associated Press reports heavy snow across Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota with over a foot in spots. Roads closed and traffic slowed as gusty winds swept western Pennsylvania New York Virginia Washington D C and New England while the Weather Bureau listed deteriorating conditions.
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Marquette
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Virginia
Washington, D.C
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
China tests nuclear bomb deepen Sino Soviet rift
Peking's latest nuclear blast heightens Soviet nervousness and worsens Moscow's ties with Beijing. The upheaval in the Sino Soviet relationship fuels speculation on a possible push for peace in Vietnam and raises fears of wider nuclear spread and a hardening stance by both powers.
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Vietnam
Moscow
China
Nuclear Club
Rivers Calls for Aggressive Air Power in Vietnam Crisis
Rep Rivers urged full use of air power to force victory in Vietnam During a Charleston talk he dismissed civilian casualty concerns and compared current strategy to WWII bombings He blamed public opinion for hindering decisive action and pressed for stronger bombing policy.
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Charleston
North Vietnam
Rivers
Russell
Atlanta
Social Security tax hike to fund Medicare set for 1967
The 1967 Social Security tax rate rises from 4.2 to 4.4 percent starting January 1, increasing the maximum worker payment to 290.40 dollars with 33 dollars earmarked for Medicare. Self employed tax jumps to 6.4 percent for a maximum of 422.40 dollars. The changes, stated as nationwide, will raise about 1 billion dollars for the trust funds and are linked to future benefit increases.
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Security
Benits
Johnson
Lancaster Medicare Fuss Settled By Stamp Approach
Lancaster Ohio doctors and Fairfield County Medical Society reach a certification agreement for medicare patients. A rubber stamp on admission forms will replace physician sign offs, with non signers barred from admitting patients to Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital.
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Ohio
Fairfield County Medical Society
Lancaster - Fairfield County Hospital
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Medicare
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cold Nights Ahead
The forecast calls for clearer skies and lower winds tonight with a low near 24. Friday brings sun and temperatures in the mid 30s. Saturday warms up while yesterday's high reached 43 and sleet and ice accumulation totaled 0.7 inch. The 11 am reading was 23.
Inventor Unveils Squeaking Lost Ball Device
A new golf ball by an inventor emits a squeak when lost. The device aids golfers by locating the ball, currently triggered by the golfer.
Nick Gets A Break At Grave
Las Vegas anecdotes recount Nick's decline after a decade of misfortune as he faced unemployment and isolation. Pallbearers for his funeral included H. M. Greenspun and Kirk Kerkorian, with medical and legal figures from Los Angeles and Las Vegas reflecting on a life of gambling and philanthropy.
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Kirk Kerkorian
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P. Basil Lambros
Los Angeles
Morris Wilburne
Los An
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