Monster Atom Lab Vetoed?
Washington AP The Atomic Energy Commission may scrap its plan for a 348 million dollar atom smasher. A source said three cheaper, lower intensity alternatives are under review. The AEC plans a late January meeting with top high energy physicists to seek views.
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Craig Hosmer
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Joint
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AEC
The Age of Chivalry in Schoolyard Jests
A witty note on teenage boys returning a dropped book as a playful sign of classmate banter. The passage captures a snapshot of school life and social dynamics among teens.
Johnson finds little opposition to tax plan restorations
President Johnson says there is a minimum of opposition to restoring excise tax cuts on cars and phone bills. He notes most lawmakers favor revenue in this form over new taxes, with hearings set as Fowler submits the package to Congress and estimates $4.8 billion in new revenue.
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Johnson
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Fowler
Capitol Hill
NYC Accord Marred By Guidelines
President Johnson denounces the New York transit wage settlement as inflationary while Mayor Lindsay defends it as serving the public interest. The deal, estimated at 52 to 70 million dollars over two years, is reported to exceed the 3.2 percent wage-price guideline. Johnson warns against settlements violating guide posts. Lindsay supports the agreement.
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NEW York
Johnson
John V. Lindsay
Washington
Lindsay
Delaware protocol panel cautions on national anthem conduct
The governor's committee on protocol in Dover warns high school drum majorettes and cheerleaders about showing proper respect during the National Anthem. It cites instances of cartwheels to the rockets red glare and majorettes keeping time to the bombs bursting in air as examples needing correction.
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Governor's Committee On Protocol
General Assembly
Delaware
Reds Using Bomb Lull To Rebuild Railroads
Viet Cong activity remained subdues in a limited scope while U S Marines and Vietnamese forces reported several clashes. An outpost near Quang Ngai faced an attack repelled with light casualties on the defenders.
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Qui Nhon On the Central Coast. All Seven Men On Board Were Killed. the Skyraider
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Tam Ky
U S Plans Note North Vietnamese Rail Rebuilds During Lull
U S reconnaissance shows North Vietnam repairing rail links and bridges to China and within the demarcation area while air attacks pause. Storage facilities are rebuilt, roads patched, and traffic along infiltration routes increases. SA3 missiles and MIG fleet changes are not evident.
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China
Hanoi
Communist
Viet Nam
Phuc Yen
U.S
U S Studying VC Battle Reductions
U S officials monitor Viet Nam Viet Cong activity for signs of deliberate scaling down. President Johnson notes a decline in incidents but cannot confirm if peace efforts caused it. January tally shows 970 Viet Cong incidents, down from 1,130 the prior week, still above 1965 quarterly average.
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Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
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Thin Yen
Dan Nang
Chu Lai
Washington
Viet Nam
State of the Union
Gunmen Hoped for Millions in Beverly Hills Kidnap Attempt
In Beverly Hills two would be kidnappers Bailey and Scalia were killed during a stakeout as they tried to abduct Leo nard Firestone. Police believed they planned to demand about two million in ransom after three weeks undercover work. Firestone, warned to leave his Alpine Drive home, remained safe.
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Hills
Calif
Leonard K. Firestone
Cal Bailey
Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
San Francisco
John E. Hawkins
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Rubber Empire
Harvey S. Firestone
Hawkins
Alpine Drive
Johnson to Name Robert C. Weaver HUD Secretary Nominee
President Johnson announced the nomination of Robert C. Weaver to head the new Department of Housing and Urban Development with Robert C. Wood as undersecretary. Weaver, 58, has led the department since its creation and previously headed the HHFA. Senate confirmation appeared likely with hearings set for Monday.
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Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Cabinet Department
Johnson
Robert C. Wood
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wood
Federal Housing Administration
Public Housing Administration
Urban Renewal Administration
Community Facilities Administration
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Robertson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Midwest Storm Fades After Severe Blasts Across Regions
Snow and ice stretched from the Midwest to the Northeast with Wisconsin and northern Illinois bearing heavy dumps. Buffal o and Syracuse reported three inches while Appalachians in Pennsylvania and the Virginias faced mixed precipitation. The Wisconsin storm killed 11 people, ten from heart attacks while shoveling snow and one from a heart attack while brushing off a car.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
N.Y
Appalachians
Pennsylvania
Virginias
Gulf Coasts
Weather Forecast For Weekend And Next Week
The Weather Bureau predicts clearing tonight with a low in the mid 20s and a mostly sunny warmer Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 40 with a 27 overnight low. The long range outlook calls for near normal temperatures around 40 and 25 through Wednesday, with warming over the weekend then colder Monday and Tuesday, and a chance of snow or rain south on Sunday and Monday and again near midweek.
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