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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
2
The analysis notes President Johnson applies his persuasive, pressure driven approach abroad mirroring his domestic methods. He saturates the scene with publicity and emissaries to coax North Vietnam into talks while risking alienation if negotiations fail.
AP reporter Roy Essayon surveys Arab world mood entering 1966. Nasser shifts Egypt toward moderation, ends costly Yemen war, and softens anti American stance. Iraq abandons state control for free enterprise, Syria curbs nationalization, Algeria end of one man rule, Cyprus tensions persist, Turkey faces possible flare ups, and Sudan and Kurdish fighting hint at broader conflicts for 1966.
Washington reports production of 750 pound bombs stalled for six to seven months early in the Vietnam air war. The iron bombs had not been made since Korea and were only recently resumed. Officials say no overall shortage existed, though supply was tight at times during recent strikes.
Amid melting snows reports say Aden and South Africa face intensified actions by Nasser backed groups against Britain. In Yemen tensions rise as factions maneuver despite efforts by Nasser and Faisal to curb hostilities.
In a lighthearted note from Hollywood, families embrace color television as antennas sprout on rooftops amid growing enthusiasm. The piece contrasts festive TV color mania with a broader wartime production update noting resumed output of 500-pound bombs in 1965 after a yearlong break, and mentions other bomb sizes historically deployed by Air Force and Navy planes.
A reflective piece notes how color television reshapes viewing, advertising, and family routines during the Christmas season. It laments buyer optimism, cites popular shows, and ends with a practical, dated fruit cake tip.
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