Johnson presses basis for peace talks with North Vietnam
President Johnson seeks a basis for peace talks with North Vietnam as the first step toward a possible cease-fire in the Vietnam War. He outlined conditions for halting bombing and urged prompt, productive talks while warning Hanoi not to reinforce the South after a pause.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Congress
Hanoi
South
San Antonio
Mov
Ing
Vietnam
Johnson Seeks Tax Hike to Fuel War on Crime and Housing
President Johnson in the State of the Union urged a 10 percent income tax rise to fund new anti crime efforts and slum housing programs. He proposed a $10.4 billion boost for fiscal 196% and outlined a 10 year plan for six million new housing units. He called for gun control and prenatal care while noting Congress largely absent.
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State of the Union
Congress
Johnson taxes plea draws early GOP fire in Congress
Johnson urged a 10 percent income tax increase and higher spending but drew no applause from lawmakers. Ford criticized the tax case, Proxmire called it a serious mistake without cutting other programs, and McCarthy warned of dual wars. Fulbright and Kennedy remained silent on Vietnam peace. Javits ruled the speech sounded like a campaign address while Scott said it offered promises but few priorities.
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Johnson
U.S
House
Gerald R. Ford
William Proxmire
Vietnam
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Teachers strike likely in Cincinnati over pay and bargaining
In Cincinnati the Cincinnati Teachers Union shows over 3 to 1 support for a walkout as votes complete. Separate strike votes are planned for non teaching engineers and clerical staff while the Cincinnati Teachers Association opposes mass resignations and boycotts but may blacklist future hires if no bargaining occurs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Union
CTU
Cincinnati Public Schools
Paul Miller
Richard Kiley
Kiley
Stan Inman
International Union of Operating Engineers
al van Haycen
Council 51
Municipal Workers Union
Cincinnati Teachers Association
CTA
General 11 Die In Tanker Crash At Minot AFB
A four engine Air Force tanker on a staff visit to Minot AFB crashed on takeoff in fog. Maj Gen Charles M Eisenhart 53 died along with seven other officers, two colonels, a major and others. One survivor Sergeant William G Wright burns 70 to 80 percent. The incident occurred near Minot North Dakota.
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Minot
N.D
Air Force
Minot Air Force Base
Charles M. Eisenhart
15Th Air Force
Wright
John Moses Hospital
Strategic Air Command
North Dakota
Glasgow
Mont
Air Force Base
Weekend travelers face improving but chilly forecast
A weather summary notes better conditions this weekend with the last of last week’s snow melting. Valleys may see slippery roads in places as temperatures dip by 25 to 30 degrees after dark. Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley expect cloudy skies, with Friday turning partly cloudy and milder.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Landowner Shot Amid Guatemala Cleanup Amid Terrorist Roundup
A wealthy landowner Alfonso Alejos de la Cerda, 77, was machine-gunned in a Guatemala City suburb as police hunted attackers after the slayings of U S Army Col John D Webber Jr and Lt Cmdr Ernest A Munro. Rebels claimed retaliation for guerrilla deaths. Authorities broadened security at the U S Embassy and American facilities as arrests mounted. Marines and soldiers were treated for injuries while roadblocks and house-to-house searches expanded nationwide.
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Guatemala
U.S
Alfonso Alejos de la Cerda
Roberto Alejos
Carlos Alejos
Washington
Havana Radio
Alejos
U.S. Army
John D. Webber Jr
Houston
Tex
Ernest A. Munro
Rockland
Maine
U.S. Naval Section
FAR
Harry L. Greene
Omaha
Neb
Army
John R. Forester
Seattle
Wash
AP Proxy To Receive Ohio Award
Paul Miller president of The Associated Press and Ganett Newspapers Rochester N Y will receive the Ohio Newspaper Association Distinguished Service to Journalism Award in Columbus Feb 8. He will speak at a dinner opening the association annual meeting through Feb 10. ONA President Ernst L Henes and Association Chairman Otto B Schoepfle will preside over sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Miller
Associated Press
Ohio Newspaper Association
Miller
Gannet Newspapers
Rochester
N. Y
Association
ONA
Ernst L. Henes
Wellington Enterprise and Association
Otto B
Chuckle Sign Flags Courtesy on Scottish Course
A humorous sign at a Scottish golf course asks members to refrain from touching lost balls until they finish rolling. The witty rule lightens the mood while preserving pace of play.
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March Air Force Base
Riverside, Calif
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Ann Landers
Heloise
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