Pacts Offered India Pakistan at Soviet Summit
In Tashkent, India and Pakistan leaders offered no war pacts while Kashmir remains a core issue. Ayub Khan tied deescalation to settling basic problems, while Shastri pressed for a nonaggression pact without detailing Kashmir. Kosygin hosted the talks, urging a choice against force. Continued on Page 10.
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U.ss.r
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakisan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Ayub
Shastri
Youth Killed In Car Crash In Wisconsin and Illinois
AP reports a Racine County youth Gerald J. Reesman aged 17 died when his car left Highway 189 near Burlington. The Wisconsin toll reached eight. In Illinois a Racine man Raymond E. Felbach 45 died in a two car crash on Illinois 1 south of Watseka. Three others were seriously injured.
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Associated Press
Racine County
Wisconsin
Gerald J. Reesman
Waterford
Highway 189
Burlington
Miiinis Watseka
Racine
Wis
Illinois 1
Watseka
Illinois
Raymond E. Felbach
James H. Theilen
Felbad
Marion Parker
Wat
Budget Will Top 110 Billion
Washington AP The budget will be not less than 110 billion with White House press secretary Moyers noting initial requests from agencies for fiscal 1967 at about 125 billion have been pared to slightly under 115 billion so far. He cautioned figures are not final as several items may vary across a broad range including national defense and domestic programs as work on the budget moves ahead.
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Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Hanoi Given Time to Act Peace bid unfolds with pause in bombing
Washington officials say President Johnson will press a Vietnamese peace offensive and keep the North Viet Nam bombing pause long enough to give Hanoi ample time to decide on entering peace negotiations. U S policy makers see a split in Hanoi between those seeking end to fighting and those favoring continuation, with China pressuring to keep war going and the Soviet Union leaning toward a negotiated solution. Continued on Page 10 Col 7.
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Johnson
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Hanoi
U.S
South Viet Nam
China
Alexander N. Shelepin
Fire damages UW Madison cancer research lab on campus
A fire on the University of Wisconsin Madison campus destroyed a McArdle cancer research laboratory on the sixth floor of the history building. No occupants were present, and all contents were lost. Fire officials planned an investigation into the cause.
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Madison
McArdle Cancer Research Laboratories
University of Wisconsin
Task Force Urges Three State Public Aid Changes
Wisconsin task force on medicare recommends three public aid changes to cut state costs and coordinate with ADC. Proposals include removing maximum monthly grants for old age, blind, and disabled, ending 90 day wait for dependent children aid, and allowing ADC work relief projects. A fourth plan to aid dependent children when both parents are unemployed is tabled for Jan 24.
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Madison
UPI
Wisconsin
Wilbur Schmidt
State Department of Public Welfare
ADC
Mass Tank Explosion Kills and Burns Dozens in Feyzin
In Lyon area France a chain of butane storage tanks exploded at a new refinery. At least a dozen killed and 97 hospitalized 20 critical with extensive burns. Firemen led the response as villagers fled and nearby towns reported casualties.
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Lyon
France
UPI
French Riviera
Lyons
Feyzin
Paris
Quill and 8 Union Leaders Held for Contempt
New York AP report says union leader Michael J. Quill and eight officials from two unions were jailed for civil contempt after defying a court order blocking a New York City bus and subway strike. The Transport Workers Union and AFL-CIO Amalgamated Transit Union halted 34,400 workers on New Year’s Day, while Quill vowed to stay in jail rather than end the strike. The court ordered confinement until they ordered their members back to work in good faith. The Commerce and Industry Association lowered its daily economic impact estimate as talks continued.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio Amalgamated Transit Union
Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Geller
Commerce and Industry Association
Red Cliff Tribe Reinstates VISTA Volunteers After Feud
On the Red Cliff reservation in Wisconsin the tribal council voted 5 to 2 to invite back two VISTA volunteers after a month-long dispute over antipoverty programs. The meeting also sought to expel two Indian elders who opposed VISTA, amid tensions on Lake Superior’s wintry shore.
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Red Cliff
Wis
Peace Corps
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Johnson
Alex Roye
Lake Superior
Judy
Madison Youth Killed Working Under Car
Dennis Williams a 19 year old Madison man died Monday night when a car he was working under slipped from a jack and fell on him. He was attempting to remove a speedometer cable as his fiancé waited in the car. Williams mother Margaret Williams was addressing wedding invitations at the time. Bernadine Krantz of Pine Bluff is his fiancé. Frances Antstey, an aunt, works in the governor’s office.
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Madison
Dennis Williams
Clyde Chamberlain
Williams
Margaret Williams
State Treasurer's Office
Bernadine Krantz
Pine Bluff
Frances Antstey
Governor's Office
Steel price boosts meet wary industry response
Washington AP reports steel producers show hesitation to join Bethlehem and Inland in a $5 per ton rise for structural steel frami ngs while US Steel delays a decision. A government boycott order aims to curb the price jump as Johnson remains silent and markets seek direction.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethleem
Colorado Fuel & Iron Crop
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Johnson
Envoy in Egypt To Visit Nasser On Viet Nam Talks
U S Special Envoy W Averell Harriman arrived in Cairo from Tehran to discuss U S policy in Vietnam with President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Harriman said Johnson asked him to meet Nasser to inform him of developments and hear his views. Nasser has prior ties to Hanoi and has floated mediation if feasible.
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Nasser
Cairo
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Tehran
Viet Nam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Harriman
Johnson
Hanoi
Two Way Radios Fitted to Warwickshire Midwives
In Warwickshire England more than 100 midwives’ cars have been equipped with two way radios to speed up deliveries and improve service efficiency amid ongoing fast delivery initiatives.
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Warwick
England
Warwickshire County Midwives
Montana Snow and Cold Grip Worsens Across West
A severe winter system brought heavy snow, rain, and frigid temperatures to the Far Northwest. Montana faced 3 to 6 inches of snow with subzero readings in many northern cities, while Great Falls logged 19 below and Missoula 39 below after a day of extreme cold.
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California
Washington
Idaho
Continental Divide
Cut Bank
Mont
Great Falls
Missoula
New England
Gulf Coast
Texas
Florida
Ohio Valley
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