Korean Troops Trap Viet Cong Regiment in South Vietnam
South Korean Tiger Division trapped a Viet Cong regiment 10 miles north of Qui Nhon, with 180 enemy killed and 809 captured in the battle as U.S. planes supported the large operation. The ROK claimed 21 dead and 36 captured among their ranks, while North Vietnamese and Soviet officials disputed war outcomes. Australian and U.S. forces participated in this major southbound offensive.
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Soviets Score as Peacemakers in Kashmir Peace Talks
In Tashkent the Soviet Union helped India and Pakistan agree to pull back troops by February 25 to their prewar lines. Lal Bahadur Shastri and Mohammed Ayub Khan signed a nine point communique to exchange prisoners and pursue peaceful relations, with broader aims of normalizing diplomacy, culture, and trade.
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U S troops sweep near Cambodian border as Viet Cong sighted
UPI reports several battalions sweep jungles near the Cambodian frontier for six days. Viet Cong were sighted across the Se San River, about 25 miles west of Pleiku and 10 miles northwest of Saigon. Some U S troops drew fire to lure blasts but Communist forces did not fire from across the border. General Westmoreland’s Saigon spokesman denied blanket cross border fire authorization.
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UPI
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County Wide United Fund plan eyed for Lorain County
A proposed county wide campaign outlines cooperation among seven Lorain County communities to solve social welfare problems. Judge David R. Goldthorpe notes changing demographics and stresses coordination to fund agencies, health and welfare services, and county level efforts.
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Lindsay bid to end strike fails at City Hall
New York reports negotiations at City Hall between Mayor Lindsay, the Transit Authority and the Transit Workers Union broke up without agreement on money terms. Traffic snarls worsened with 600 a.m. talks ongoing and a noon rally planned as fines and settlement proposals shuffle through court motions and mediation.
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Vincent Broderick
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Alaska
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Ohio motorists slow death drive after holidays
Ohio after the Christmas and New Year holidays ended with 97 deaths in the week, but the weekend showed only seven fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, according to United Press International. The drop follows a deadly holiday period as motorists resume travel.
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United Press International
Weather Update Delivers Cold, Windy Night
Colder weather sweeps in with windy conditions from the west. Tonight lows dip to 13 to 15 degrees with brisk winds and dry skies.
Education boss quits in Columbus
A state education executive in Columbus resigns amid undisclosed reasons and timelines, with official statements limited. Details remain unclear as the department plans leadership transitions and a search for a replacement.
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Columbus
UPI
Full alert in Formosa Strait as seaplane shot down
Nationalist Chinese ships and planes were placed on full alert in the Formosa Strait after a Red China MIG downed an unarmed seaplane carrying defectors. The defectors said the card and Chiang message inspired their bid for freedom before the crash. The hunt for survivors continued with no trace found.
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Taiwan
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Chiang
Taipei
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East China
Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry
Gpetesnan
Liu Soun
Quemoy
Congress Opens Amid Viet Nam War and Great Society Debates
Opening of the 89th Congress sees lawmakers weighing guns versus butter as Viet Nam war plans and domestic poverty programs collide with Johnson’s agenda. Republicans push to curb Great Society costs while party leaders signal no immediate new taxes, with a keynote State of the Union set for Wednesday night.
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Lorain Litton talks set on shipyard project details
Lorain Port Authority plans a closed meeting with Litton Industries to discuss a proposed lake shore shipbuilding complex on Lorain's east side. Officials say the meeting is informal and not open to the public, with a formal board session to follow locally.
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Vision group aids Lorain County blind in need
A dedicated group works in Lorain County to provide vision support for those without sight. The article highlights local efforts, programs, and community impact with focus on accessibility and aid services.
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Lorain County
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