Attack Helicopters Sent To Locate Raiders
Da Nang's air base endured a Viet Cong mortar attack early Tuesday. Helicopters from Da Nang East were sent to locate the attackers while Seabee areas suffered rounds of fire. Preliminary reports cited American wounded and mortars hitting the base and nearby sectors as U S and South Vietnamese forces pressed search and destroy operations after the lunar New Year truce expired.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
Navy Seabees
da Nang East
Marble Mountain
9Th Marine Regiment
U. S
Air India Jet Crashes on Mont Blanc Slopes Killing 117
An Air India Boeing 707 en route from Indiana to New York crashed near La Tournette above Chamonix France. French police reported no survivors. 117 dead including 106 passengers and 11 crew. Notable passenger Dr Homi J Bhabha headed to Vienna for IAEA meeting.
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Chamonix
France
Air India
Mont Blanc
Europe
Indiana
New York
India
Atomic Energy Commission
Homi J. Bhabha
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Geneva
Paris
London
Johnson requests 112.8 billion budget amid Viet Nam war concerns
President Johnson's 112.8 billion dollar budget faces Senate and House scrutiny over war costs. Democrats and Republicans expect strong defense funding but fear home-spending cuts and future tax needs. Lawmakers outside the defense total warn Viet Nam expansion will shape final appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Autos Skid Slip and Bang in Roswell Weekend Crashes
Unaccustomed ice sent Roswell drivers into buildings poles and other cars over the weekend causing about 4799 dollars in damage and one injury. Lydia Montgomery 58 Hagerman was treated at St Marys with a head laceration after a two car crash at Second and Sea. William Hartman Jr. 708 Adams Drive cited for careless driving. Police logged 27 accidents Friday to Sunday with many minor incidents likely unreported due to icy streets.
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Roswell
Lydia Montgomery
Hagerman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Second and Sea
Johnson presents record 112.8 billion 1967 budget plan
President Johnson sent Congress a 112.8 billion dollar budget the largest in history with a warning that tax hikes may follow if Viet Nam war costs rise. He cites inflation risks from military buildup and growth and outlines defense space education labor and Great Society spending with potential future tax and policy actions.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Fatal Wreck Suit Filed Near Alamogordo
Ruth P. Cooper administratrix of Bobbie W. Pearce sues for $60,000 damages after a Dec. 13 fatal crash on U S 70 west of Alamogordo. The suit accuses Ruth M. Dixon of Tucson Arizona of negligent driving as her car passed a truck and collided head on with a car carrying Roswell youths, killing Pearce 18 and his driver Larry Holt 18 Route 2.
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Alamogordo
Ruth P. Cooper
Bobbie W. Pearce
Ruth M. Dixon
Tucson
Ariz
Dixon
Pearce
Five Youths Tell Of Thirty Burglaries
Roswell police arrested five juveniles and recovered many stolen items after a string of more than 30 home burglaries began in late December. A plainclothes officer halted the trio behind 1600 South Missouri and arrested them as they tried to break into Max Riley’s home. Two 14 year olds, two 15 year olds, and a 16 year old are in custody, with two more youths implicated.
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Baltimore
Geraldine Taye
Sandie Riley
Jacqueline Taylor
Curtis Taylor
Roswell
Ray Garner
South Mis
Souri
Max Riley
S. Missouri
L. M. Hall
Hall
Budget Includes Roswell Research Funding
The President's budget to Congress requests about 37.8 million dollars to continue research into additional potable water sources. The plan supports ongoing work at demonstration saline water plants in Roswell New Mexico, Freeport Texas, and Webster South Dakota.
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Washington
Congress
Roswell
Freeport
Tex
Webster
S.D
Employee Triggers Fire Alarm Causing Alarm to Central Station
An employee at Wilmot's Inc. 113 North Main tested the store fire alarm at 11 26 a m and triggered the central station. Four fire trucks responded to the false alarm.
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Wilmot’s Inc
N. Main
Central Fire Station
Foul Play Suspected in USSR Death of American Tourist
The father of Newcomb Mott says autopsy found slashes on the throat wrists and abdomen with postmortem bruises. U S embassy officials informed him in Moscow after meetings with Soviet officials. Reports from Soviet sources claim Mott went berserk on a train, cut his throat, and died.
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Sheffield
Mass
Newcomb Mott
Howard Mott
William T. Shinn Jr
U.S
Moscow
Mott
Associated Press
Murmansk
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New Mexico Press Assn
Hobbs
Bob Andis
Bottomless Lakes State Park
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1St Army Corps
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New Mexico Preas Association
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Spessard
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Senate Armed Services and Appropriation Panels
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Watts
Los Angeles
Legal Defense Fund of
National Advancement of Colored People
North Viet Nam
New York Times
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China
Peking
Bob Crosby
Wylie’s
Robert H. Beck
Jack M. Campbell
All Press Association
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