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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1968
Page
4
The Central Statistical Board reports 1967 Soviet industrial output up 10 percent amid agriculture disappointments. Steel production reached 102.2 million tons, with 7,000 state enterprises shifted to profit oriented management boosting productivity by seven percent, above the five percent target.
The Senate Judiciary Committee internal security unit proposes laws to curb subversive activity including travel curbs on U.S. citizens and banning goods from slave labor. It backs creating a Central Security Office for select employees and ties to Communist-action groups designated by SACB with tax and subsidy penalties.
Air Force Sgt. Dan Croslin son of Mr and Mrs Fred Simmons of Herrin left for voluntary duty in Vietnam earlier this month. He serves as a supply specialist with the 37th Combat Support Group at Phu Cat after duty at Scott Air Force Base. His wife Peggy and daughter Jerri Lynn reside in Carterville.
5,000 U S Marines anchor a narrow defense around Khe Sanh as North Vietnamese forces press toward the base. About 4,000 enemy regulars threaten from hills and valleys, with past week skirmishes signaling a possible major offensive. The surrounding terrain complicates defense along ridges and ravines near the DMZ. Marine casualties last May totaled 138 killed and 397 wounded in fighting on Hill 881 South, Hill 361, and adjacent positions.
Journalist William L. Ryan profiles Premier Kim Il Sung and the North Korean leadership as shaped by Burchett's pro Communist narrative. The book Again Korea argues US and Japan threaten wartime action, implying Kim's move toward renewed conflict may stem from internal initiative rather than Moscow.
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