Johnson seeks five year aid authority and split programs
President Johnson asked Congress for five year authority for foreign aid and proposed separate bills for economic and arms aid. He requested 3.39 billion dollars in new aid funds and outlined a 1.0 billion program for food, education, and health abroad. He called for action to attack root causes of poverty to support democracy.
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Midwest and South Hit by Widespread New Storm
A severe new storm system swept the Midwest and South bringing heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangerous travel. Reports describe road closures, power outages, and a fatal incident in Virginia where a father found his three younger sisters dead after the cold.
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Explosion Rips Plant In State
Explosion rips a state plant while Sen Symington urges a real war effort against North Vietnam. He criticizes limited airstrikes and calls for broader attacks to deter aggression, arguing that heavy ground forces would reduce the need for long deployments.
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Showers Forecast With Cooler Turns Across Week
Weather forecast indicates a chance of showers through Wednesday with colder temperatures arriving tonight and on Wednesday. Forecasters note a broad system affecting the region, while residents prepare for possible unsettled conditions and cooler nights.
Twin Cities chit chat gains support from local groups
Local discussions in the Twin Cities attract backing from Perse al Oarae tleatigs of WE Vale Avenue and adjacent communities. The piece notes broader regional interest and mentions several mapped locations supporting the effort.
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Young Sherman Joins Air Force for Active Duty
Leo Sherman son of Mayer Richard W Sherman will enter active duty in March after scoring 98 on mental tests. He plans to pursue an electronics career in the regular Air Force reserves following his entry.
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Force Used By Air Police On Squatters
A band of six to eight squatters and civil rights workers confronted the air base at Greenville Mississippi. Airmen separated the group and began removing them from the abandoned facility while others walked away. An airman was struck in the arm and the crowd dispersed amid a chill wind and tense scenes.
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First Unmanned Apollo Moonship To Be Launched
The first unmanned Apollo mission will be launched as early as February atop a Saturn IB rocket. The three seat capsule weighs about 11 600 pounds and will reach a suborbital path before returning, testing heat shield and recovery procedures in the South Atlantic 5 400 miles southeast of the Cape. If successful, further unmanned tests precede the crewed three man Apollo flight planned later this year or early in the next.
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Fire Claims Woman's Life In Franklin
Mrs Nannie Mullican aged 69 died when the home of Mr and Mrs John the Puan er burned near Baskin-Crowsile Road about midnight Monday. Six others injured, one seriously. Fire blamed on an open fireplace. Survivors include three sons, two daughters, three stepsons, two sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Lawford Granted Divorce After Residency Rule
Mrs Lawford won a divorce from Peter d Lawford after meeting Idaho's six week residency. Judge Charles granted the decree, marking the first divorce for a member of the wealthy Roman Catholic Ken greats in the state. The same judge had earlier dissolved marriages of Margaretta Fidler Murphy Nelson Rockefeller and Anne Ford near Fairfield.
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Chuckle Broadhmindedness Defined as Highmindedness
A concise, humorous note suggests highmindedness is guided by experience, though the phrasing appears playful and mixed with misspellings. The line hints at a philosophy where wit and wisdom align with practical exposure and learning.
Planes Hit North Viet Nam as Ground Forces Press Offensive
Air and naval forces assaulted targets in North Vietnam while ground units closed in along South Viet Nam's coastal plain. US and South Vietnamese troops, with South Korean support, pressed a three‑pronged attack across a 60 mile by two mile area, claiming Viet Cong losses and prisoners as battles widened.
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Candy Backs War Aid Drive For Viet Nam Children
Volunteers and Sun-Fete employees coordinated a campaign shipping about three million candy packets to South Vietnam. The treats, thin aspirin tablets flavored for palatability, were prepared to comfort Vietnamese children, with proceeds aiding relief efforts and a call for further donations.
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Views Made In Open Council Meeting On Viet Nam
The dispatch reports North Viet Nam rejects UN Security Council action as invalid and insists only the 1954 Geneva Conference can address US military actions in Viet Nam. It notes Hanoi protests bombing and a tense UN debate with US proposing Viet Nam participation and the Soviet Union opposing any council action.
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Hedda Hopper Dies After Illness in Hollywood
Renowned gossip columnist Hedda Hopper dies at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after pneumonia and a virus infection. Her death followed a Sunday admission and illness confirmed by actor Willam Hooper. Louella Parsons, her rival, is reported ailing in the same Hollywood community.
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Old Reliable Want Ads Showcase Cobar World
A fragment shows an upbeat classifieds vibe with references to a stable, on the job gallery and cancellation privileges. It hints at a themed newspaper ads page titled Folks Cal News Star World Want Ads though the rest is garbled.
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