Federal budget projections show rising 1966 outlays
New figures disclosed after a Johnson Ranch conference place 1966 outlays between 105 and 107 billion dollars with receipts around 96.5 billion, signaling a deficit of 8.5 to 10.5 billion though insiders expect 7 to 8 billion. Factors include Viet Nam war costs and higher civilian and military pay.
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Johnson City
Texment
Johnson
Viet Nam
Lbj Ranch
Charles Schultze
Congress
Commodity Credit Corp
Pickets march around White House to protest U S Vietnam policy
Washington AP reports a massive 22 000 to 30 000 strong peace march around the White House demanding a Vietnam cease fire and bargaining talks. Scuffles occurred as police kept order while some protesters denounced President Johnson and Viet Cong flags were briefly displayed on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
White House
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Murder Case Shocks Tucson With Desert Deaths
In a sealed preliminary hearing for Charles Schmid Jr., investigators reveal a lurid tale of murders and a desert burial north of Tucson. Police report exhumed remains of Gretchen Fritz and Wendy Fritz, while Aileen Rowe's 1964 death is tied to Schmid and two others. Pleas of guilty by John Saunders and Mary Rae French loom as the case unfolds, with testimony from teens who may have known more.
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Charles Schmid Jr
Aileen Rowe
Schmid
John Saunders
Mary Rae French
Saunders
Miss French
Justice of the Peace
Toby Lavetter
Arizona
Tinney
Fritz
Rowe
Pima County
Sermon Helps People In Different Ways To Strengthen Beliefs
The sermon offers varied benefits as listeners rise with renewed faith and wake with fresh resolve. Some find new purpose while others gain comfort, insight, and spiritual refreshment from the message.
Tunisian Leader Breaks With Red China Over UN Admission
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, once open to Chinese entry into the United Nations, shifted to support the American stance on Viet Nam and opposed admission for Red China. Africa relations frayed as Bourguiba warned against Chinese dominance and helped block a simple majority vote for Peking's UN entry.
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Tunis
China
Africa
Peking
United Nations
Tunisia
Tion
U.N
Assemy
Habib Bourguiba
Chou En-lai
Bourguiba
Viet Nam
West Africa
Inside look at Game Protector as educator and official
A feature presents a new breed of game official described as an educator rather than a warden. The piece explains the role pattern and public visibility, with page references to related topics on Middletown, city plans, and 1968 election maneuverings.
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Middletown
Boy Drowns In Rain Water
Cincinnati police report 7 year old James Dale Perkins drowned after falling into an emptied apartment pool that still held several feet of rain water. His friend Ronnie Adams, 9, escaped but failed to save him.
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Cincinnati
James Dale Perkins
Clifton
James
Homer Perkins
Ronnie Adams
Weather outlook shows continued cold with west winds
Cold weather persists with west winds bringing more winter air. The high reaches around 40 under fair skies. Monday's outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and continued cold conditions.
Pickets Meet White House Aide Over Vietnam Peace Talks
Marchers, some with children, remained quiet as leaders conferred for 90 minutes with Chester Cooper, aide to McGeorge Bundy. Delegation urged halt in bombing, a cease fire, NL F Viet Cong inclusion in talks, and U S withdrawal after a settlement.
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Chester Cooper
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Thomas
Cooper
Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
United States
Allies Told About Buildup
Paris AP US Defense Secretary McNamara told NATO allies in a Saturday briefing that the United States has built up an awesome stockpile of nuclear weapons in Europe to support US and Allied troops. He said more than 5 000 U S warheads are in Europe under US custody and will rise by over 20 percent in six months, totaling a doubling since 1960. The briefing covered bombs missiles warheads artillery charges and anti aircraft explosives. Ministers formed three working groups to study sharing nuclear intelligence and planning.
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Paris
Robert S. McNamara
America
United States
Europe
U.S
NATO
McNamara
Alliance
North Atlantic
Britain
We Nuclear Powers
Big Fight Rages On Plantation in Vietnam War
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese regiments clashed on an abandoned rubber plantation 45 miles northeast of Saigon in a fierce ground battle after a two day lull. U S planes bombed Red positions as advisers to the 7th Infantry were likely among the wounded and killed. The fight raged on a 54 square mile Michelin Rubber Co. property with 1 200 to 2 000 enemies reported. Moderate to heavy Vietnamese casualties were noted.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
7Th
Washington
Viet Nam
Michelin Rubber Co
Viet Cong Attacks Spread Across Highlands and Coastline
The Viet Cong struck from hidden trenches and foxholes just after dawn in the third such assault in two weeks. Attacks targeted U S cavalry in Ia Drang Valley, government posts in Phu Yen Province, and followed earlier pressures on rubber plantations abandoned by French management five weeks ago due to Communist harassment and Viet Cong tax demands. Pilots found foliage canopy a recurring handicap.
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Ia Drang
Central Highlands
Phu Yen
Football Charter DC3 Crashes Killing 13 Near Salt Lake City
A two engine Edde Air DC3 crashed in a snowy canyon southwest of Salt Lake City killing all 13 aboard. The charter from Salt Lake City to Provo with BYU boosters planned a flight to Albuquerque for the BYU New Mexico game. passengers included four physicians, a dentist, an attorney, two businessmen and the pilot’s 17 year old daughter. The FBI identified victims and the Civil Aeronautics Board dispatched examiners. All aboard were from the Salt Lake City area.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City
Edde Airlines
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Albuquerque
N.M
Brigham Young-New Mexico
Cougar Club of
Provo
Brigham Young
Garth Edde
Edde
Young Candidate a Problem Kennedy Type Campaign in France
In Paris, Jean Lecannet mounts a Kennedy style bid challenging President de Gaulle ahead of the December 5 vote. De Gaulle plans TV addresses as Lecannet tours eastern France. Polls show De Gaulle at 57 percent, with Mitterrand at 27 and Lecannet at 9.5, though many voters remain undecided.
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Paris
Jean Lecannet
Charles I de Gaulle
Lecannet
de Gaulle
France
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Gaulle
France-Suir
Francois Mitterrand
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Wendy
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Norma Rowe
Palo Verde High School
Bernard Garmire
Jen Burr
Aherift
Justice Lavetter
Lavetter
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Eeen Eens
Amily
Jean Lecanuet
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Raffles de Gaulle
MRP
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Vignancour
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