Mao Uses Final Ultimatum as Army Loyalty Questioned
Mao Tse-tung issues a final ultimatum and orders a reorganization of the armed forces cultural revolution group amid reports of Shanghai clashes and city quarantines. The move signals possible waning loyalty among army units to Mao and Lin Piao despite official pledges.
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Chen Po-ta
Chiang Ching
New China News Agency
Signs Point To Lowering Credit Cost
Washington reports signs of easier credit as Minnesota’s First City Bank cuts its prime rate from 6 percent to 5.75 percent. New York’s First National City Bank lowers long term CD rates to 5 percent, while Treasury officials and observers note cautious early movement toward lower rates amid inflation concerns.
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Lodge foresees Vietnam end not guaranteed this year
In a Washington AP interview before leaving for Saigon, former defense secretary Lodge said U.S. forces may win a military victory over organized Red troops in 1965 but that would not automatically end the war. He described four simultaneous wars in South Vietnam including pacification, terrorism, constitutional development, and the economic struggle.
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Vietnam War Insights by Lodge On Terrorists And Progress
The interview cites Secretary Lodge on casualties, noting Americans may see declines if the military phase gains traction in 1967. He emphasizes eradicating hard core terrorists, building local governance, and winning villagers’ trust to end young male conscription and shorten the war.
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Vietnam
Hanoi Parking Problem
North Vietnam reports a parking issue as olive drab paint and nets cover civilian areas amid ongoing bombardment claims by Communists. Salisbury dispatch notes widespread vehicle camouflage in the north and heightened tensions in the region.
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New York Times
Women identify Boston strangler suspect in home invasions
A 24 year old man claiming to be the Boston strangler has been named by four suburban Boston women as their attacker in separate sexual assault incidents two years earlier. Albert DeSalvo of Malden faces trial on breaking and entering armed robbery assault and sex offense charges not tied to the stranglings. His attorney F Lee Bailey said the defense will argue insanity.
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Malden
Middlesex County Superior Court
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Bailey
Wallet Turned Up From 1914 Theft At Fort Knox Bus Terminal
Workers repairing the Fort Knox bus station wall found a billfold dated 1914 and handed it to a terminal official. Cards identify the owner as Gerald F. Rians of Pearit Indiana who had been robbed at the terminal years ago. Officials say burglars punched a wall hole and dropped the billfold after taking money.
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Fort Knox, Ky
Gerald F. Rians
Pearit
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Weather outlook with warm night and cool Friday
The forecast calls for partial clouds and a warmer night with a low near freezing. Friday's high is expected around 42 under partly cloudy skies. Overnight and past readings show a 26 low and 33 at 1 am today.
Journal Want Ad seeks buyers for toys and cash items
Howie Huetles offers to help readers turn toys and other items into cash. He promotes his results driven service and provides a contact number 472-3611 to reach him today.
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Howie Huetles
Amazire Journal
Market's Volatile Swing Tests Investors After Tax Surcharge Talk
New York AP report describes a dramatic Wall Street day after President Johnson's plea for a 6 percent income tax surcharge. Dow falls 11.47 points to 802.67 then rebounds as bargain hunters buy in. National City Bank cuts prime rate from 6 to 4 percent, boosting activity. close up 8.35 to 822.49 on heavy volume of 13.24 million shares.
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
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Minneapolis
President Johnson
State of the Union
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National City Bank of Minneapolis
Artist loses interest in LBJ portrait after criticisms
Petey Hurd, 62, says he will likely give up the second edition of his controversial presidential portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson. The New Mexico artist offered the painting for 12000 dollars plus expenses and plans a first public showing at the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts.
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New Mexico
Lyndon Johnson
Hurd
David
Texas
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
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Capitol Dome
Johnson
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