Senate Split On Bombing North Viet Nam
In a broad AP survey the Senate remains split on resuming bombing of North Vietnam. 25 oppose renewals, 25 favor, with 18 supporting expansion to Hanoi Haiphong targets. 39 lawmakers refuse to commit, White House says no decision has been made. Mansfield Fulbright lead opposition. Dirksen abstained pending facts.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
POOM
Hanoi
Haiphong
White House
House
Congressional
Mike Mansfield
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Chuckle Operations Enter Everyday Speech
A playful note observes casual use of humor in conversation becoming widespread and potentially overwhelming if it proves harmful or fatal.
Wigglers and Walks Split on Natural Wiggle Debate
Hollywood figures weigh in on whether a woman's wiggle is natural or deliberate. Dieter Paradies argues there is no physiological reason for wiggle, while Diane Cilento and others defend an innate, attractive gait. Voices from Ann-Margret Ursula Andress Marlo Thomas and Sarah Miles present mixed views.
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Louis H. Paradies
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Chicago
Marlo Thomas
Danny Thomas
London
Ursula Andress
Maryland Police Raid Unofficial Dogcatcher’s Farm
State police and a Humane Society official raided Clifford Hughes’s Goldsboro yard finding 125 dogs in deplorable condition. Many were sick or malnourished and some were seen behind a barn. Hughes faced nine cruelty charges. Last week 100 dogs were found at a junk yard owned by Lester Brown nearby.
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White Hall
Pennsylvania Line
Lester J. Brown
Dogs for Research in Ohio Aired on Page 16
A feature reports that only a fraction of stray dogs picked up in Ohio yearly enter medical research and notes existence of men who traffic in stray dogs. The first of two articles on using dogs in medical research appears on Page 16.
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Ohio
Johnson weighs bombing North Vietnam as advisers meet
President Johnson convened 20 congressional leaders and NSC members to discuss Vietnam amid signs of a possible resumption of bombing. Evidence from aerial reconnaissance and refugees shows Hanoi rebuilt P roads and increased truck flows, with up to 500 refugees in Laos and thousands of infiltrators moving toward South Vietnam. Diplomatic messages to foreign governments indicate North Vietnam shows no interest in ending the war.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
National Security Council
Hanoi
Foeign
North
Mugia Pass
Laos
U.S
Weather Forecast Indicates Cold, Partly Cloudy Tonight
The Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy and a bit colder conditions tonight with a low of 6 to 14. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with continued cold and light snow flurries, high 20 to 27, and Friday many clouds with more flurries. Yesterday's high reached 26 and overnight low was 14 at 8 this morning.
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Weather Bureau
Warplanes strike Viet Cong targets in massive assault
U S warplanes flew over 400 combat missions against suspected Viet Cong sites in South Vietnam. Navy destroyers fired a coastal barrage of 729 shells. Eight engine B 52 Stratofortresses from Guam joined the all out assault while ground forces pressed a post truce offensive with no major clashes reported and no sign of North Vietnamese troops in the central highlands.
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SIGON
U.S
Sun Viet Nam
U. S
Guam
U.S. Spokesman Reports Weekly Casualties in Vietnam
A U.S. spokesman said twenty-two Americans were killed and 193 wounded this week, versus 52 killed and 237 wounded last week. One American was reported missing in action or captured, down from three in the prior seven days ending January 15.
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U.S
Super Spy Plane Crashes in New Mexico
A Lockheed SR71 crash near the Texas border in northeast New Mexico killed test pilot James T. Zwayer and lightly injured Bill Weaver. The Air Force sealed the scene, Edwards Base said the aircraft was a routine long range test, and the craft is a successor to the U2 with two occupants and armament but no nuclear weapons.
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New Mexico
Roy
N.M
Texas
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Lance
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
James T. Zwayer
Lancaster
Bill
Quiet Marine Tells Of Jungle Ambush In Viet Nam
Lance Corporal Thurman Campbell, 20 months as an aerial gunner with HMM 163, describes his Viet Nam tour from February to August, the Purple Heart and two Air Medals earned, and a harrowing landing when enemy fire broke out. He recalls fear tempered by laughter and plans to return to education after June discharge. He is on leave from Great Lakes Naval Hospital and will be discharged at Quan tico, Virginia. His brother John serves with the 101st Airborne in Viet Nam.
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Thurman Campbell
Rachel Campbell
Centennial Ave
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Quantico
Viet Nam
HMM 163
Cpl. Campbell
Iwo Jima
Philippines
John
101St Airborne
Campbell
Middletown High
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Quang Tri
United States
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