Missiles Hit North Viet Nam Air War Hard Day
U S planes dodged a Soviet made missiles assault in the Red River Valley as 27 to 29 missiles were fired at American aircraft. Officials noted possible duplicate counts and said it surpassed previous daily totals. Meanwhile Ball warned war weariness but no political decision to end South Vietnam fighting.
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Fat Max Neckties Are Back in Broad Style
NEW YORK AP Brooks Brothers on Madison Avenue reintroduces very wide neckties, broad as bibs, aimed at Ivy League types and Wall Street buyers. The trend shifts from two and a quarter inch to wider widths as manufacturers anticipate higher prices to cover extra silk costs. Myron Ackerman of the Men’s Tie Foundation ties the return to England’s mod styles and wider lapels.
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Weather Outlook Fair and Cooler Thursday
The forecast calls for a fair day with cooler temperatures on Thursday. Near normal readings are expected with highs around 87 and lows near 66. An inch of rain is likely in showers Friday and Sunday or Monday. Overnight low was 71.
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Army father brings home son killed in Viet Nam
Army Spec. 6 Gerald L. Smith, 48, a career soldier, has returned with the body of his son, Army Pfc. Danny L. Smith, 22, who was killed in combat in Viet Nam on June 30. Danny left Ft. Bliss for Viet Nam in January with the 1st Infantry unit. The elder Smith had arrived in Viet Nam last December with an Army helicopter unit. The family declined to speak to reporters, but a friend said the father was wounded twice in Viet Nam action.
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Two Options Viet Initiative Ours HHH Tells Governors
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey addressed the 71st annual governors meeting in Los Angeles stating the United States has the initiative in Vietnam and must stay to fight until aggression from the north is stopped. He warned withdrawal would embolden Communism and jeopardize independent nations in Asia. Governors pursue support for President Johnson's Southeast Asia policy amid mixed reactions.
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Suspect Held In Mystery Kidnaping In Independence Mo
Capt. Elza Hatfield quotes the team on Denise Sue Clinton, 9, kidnapped July 8 last year. A former Oklahoma City suspect linked by a 33-year-old mental patient, with warrants from Topeka and Kansas, is sought as police and FBI pursue leads. Denise's mother insists she may still be alive amid uncertainty.
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Mayfield Annex Foes Eye Referendum in Middletown
Mayfield could join Middletown this week after the annexation ordinance is published. An emergency ordinance passed December 13 requires one reading and immediate effect. a referendum is possible if court rules questions linger. City officials say police fire and utility services would begin once annexation is official.
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