Marines Fight Off Ambush Near Da Nang Dispatch
In a nine hour clash near Da Nang the Marines repelled a North Vietnamese ambush, flying in a third company to bolster the fight. They reported about 74 enemy killed and light to moderate Marine losses.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
2
In a nine hour clash near Da Nang the Marines repelled a North Vietnamese ambush, flying in a third company to bolster the fight. They reported about 74 enemy killed and light to moderate Marine losses.
Fragmented report describes clashes in Sinkiang Uighur region with 100 killed, amid Maoist posters claiming control of central Kiangsi and partial gains near border zones. Warnings of purges, political trials, and Moscow-Yugoslavia and global tension frame the chaotic coverage.
Sacramento Long Beach labor leader Ere nest B Webb resigns as state director of industrial relations. He told Gov Reagan he will quit effective Wednesday and may return to Long Beach. Webb had served under Warren Knight and Brown and will discuss his future after leaving the post.
In Fort Worth Texas a small foreign-built cat landed on the attached garage roof one month after Christmas. Emile Denke and his family heard a noise as they turned off the television. The driver was not injured.
Washington President Johnison and his Council of Economic Advisers abandoned the fixed 3.2 per cent non inflationary wage standard. They approved settlements somewhat higher and urged high profit industries to absorb wage increases without raising prices. The move signals a shift in inflation guidance policy disclosed in the economic reports to Congress.
A record snowstorm stalled Chicago and the Midwest with impassable expressways and closed airports. Snow and freezing rain halted buses trains and traffic as fire crews battled blazes and plants shut down sending 200 000 workers home. Massive drifts and power outages affected Illinois Michigan Indiana and Missouri and forced route blocks across several states.
Spokane UPI report says Dr. W Glenn Terrell 45 dean at Wilkes University in Illinois Chicago Circle was named president of Washington State University in Pullman Thursday.
Sacramento reports Thomas Kuchel, McCuliffe, expects Rafferty to run against him in the GOP primary next year. Braden, junior State Board of Education president, says Rafferty, superintendent of public instruction, and Kuchel have feuded four years and Braden may seek the Democratic nomination for the US Senate, though he has no plans to enter now.
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