Johnson Travels to Mexico City For Neighborly Visit
President Johnson flies to Mexico City for a 24 hour trip that includes two speeches an unveiling a statue a wreath laying and a reception by perhaps a million amigos The visit will be his first foreign capital trip and first overnight stay abroad since taking office almost two and a half years ago A 21 gun salute and traditional fanfare are planned for his 6 30 p m arrival in EST
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Time To Pay As Tax Deadline Looms For 1965 Returns
Washington reports the 1965 income tax deadline is midnight Friday for balance due on 1040A filings. Late filers face 50 percent monthly penalties. IRS projects 66 million returns this year with about 20 million still unpaid and refunds totaling over 3 billion dollars already mailed.
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Boeing Unveils Massive 747 Jetliner Plans
Boeing announced a new 747 jetliner capable of carrying up to 490 passengers with lower costs. Pan Am signed a $525 million contract for 25 aircraft, deliveries to begin September 1969. The four JT9D powered airliner measures 228 feet long with a 195 foot wingspan, taller than a five story building.
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Peking Calls Viet Cong Attack a Brilliant Victory
The Peking Peoples Daily praised Wednesday’s attack on Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon as smartly coordinated and a brilliant victory. A Tokyo-monitored broadcast quoted New China News Agency noting the attack proves the U S aggressors remain in a vulnerable position despite more troops.
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