Major shift in Soviet policy outlined in party publication
Moscow reports indicate a significant policy change by the Soviet Communist Party, detailing new government directions. The article notes China as a growing focus, with Vietnam appearing less central while Vietnam remains distant and relatively static. The report emphasizes shifts in leadership stance published on Saturday.
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Pravda Signals Shift Against Mao in China Power Struggle
Pravda report notes seven party leaders briefed regional officials across European Russia and Siberia and near the China border region. It cites a Dec 12 13 Central Committee meeting where Brezhnev spoke but details were not made public.
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Weather outlook with cold, snowy flurries expected
The forecast calls for much colder temperatures with cloudy skies and occasional snow flurries. Highs range from 2 to 32 degrees, with Monday brighter and somewhat warmer and a high around 3 percent?
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Hang Carey Vaagcbenengyne
Marines Face Mud as Deckhouse Five Probes Delta
In Saigon area, U S Marines slog through waist-deep mud and swamp to press Deckhouse Five against Viet Cong forces estimated near 100,000. The delta action aims to curb Viet Cong influence as rice and grain flow to guerrilla areas continues.
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Six Bodies Found In Columbus Reservoir Mystery
In Columbus Ohio the bodies of a woman and five children were recovered from a reservoir after a car left a guard rail and plunged into icy water. Relatives identified the victims as Mrs. Rutherford and her sister-in-law’s children. Police investigated road guard rail damage and oil on the ice as divers searched the reservoir.
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Big City Commission race eyed for later this year
Three city commission seats are up for election this year with one incumbent stating he will not run again while the other two are not commenting. Details on Page 37. Florence Henderson noted for a faultless stage presence in her singing and acting on Page 34. John Knox Press offers religious books with a lighter tone including The Gospel According To Peanuts on Page 22.
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Records Show Lot More Draft Dodging During World War II
FBI tallies show 450 convictions for Selective Service violations in 1966, up from 262 in 1965, despite more troops overall. Justice files reveal 4,609 convictions in fiscal year 1944-45, with peak wartime years far surpassing 1966. Authorities cite bigger draft calls and stricter laws as contributing factors.
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Red Guards Face Brutal Battle in Nanking
Reports from Peking say Red Guards fought three days of bloody battles with workers pouring into Nanking from Anhwei and Kiangsu. The CTK dispatch says up to 500000 workers aimed to liquidate Red Guard groups, with dozens killed and hundreds wounded as rail and telecommunication were disrupted.
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Las Vegas motel blast kills six in suspected self harm case
A three story Orbit Inn in downtown Las Vegas was destroyed by an early morning explosion killed six and injured eight. Police suspect a gun fired into dynamite set off the blast in Room 214. A .25 caliber pistol, ammo, and IDs linked to R J Paris were found near the remains along with wires in a Florida car, prompting theories of a planned death by own action.
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Nude Studio Draws Plenty Camera Fans in Berlin
West Berlin amateur photographers crowded a new nude studio Friday night. The venue charged $1.25 admission and allowed photography until closing, with hours from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. daily. Three dancers posed for about 50 men, champagne was served, cameras were rented, and photos cost 75 cents. To comply with the law the room stayed dark when performers entered and left. only standing poses were allowed.
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