Marines Taste Action As Noose Tightens On Viet Cong
In Saigon a firefight near the Batangan Peninsula ends with two Viet Cong killed and several wounded as Marine forces tighten a cordon. Rear Adm. Behrens reports 700 suspects rounded up for questioning after an intensive patrol and a failed breakout attempt.
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My Canuattion
Batangan
Beltens
Saigod
W. W. Behress Jr
Nee
Corn
Harrisburg
Batengan
U.S. Navy
Inchon
U. S. Americal Division
2Nd Infantry Division
Navy
Ennemy
Behrens
Tay Ninh
U.S
Mekong Delta
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
U.s.5th Infantry Division
Dong Tam
Russians May Transfer Space Crews In Orbit
Four rookie Soviet cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 began maneuvers in orbit for what could be the first crew transfer in space. Vladimir Shafalov in Soyuz 4 reported all well after launch. Boris Volynov and two others aboard Soyuz 5 said they withstood launch well and began joint experiments. The mission marks a potential first docking in orbit and includes a possible link between the two craft as both craft orbited at 125 to 143 miles with a 14 degree inclination.
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Vladimir Shafalov
Shafalov
Tass
Moscow Television
Pry
U. S
Boris Volynov
Shatalov
Volynay
Yevgeny Khrunov
Soyuz 5
Hickel Seeks Senate Support On Interior Policies
Walter J. Hickel faces skeptical Interior Committee as he pursues confirmation as secretary of interior. While unlikely to win immediate approval, his stance on rapid development alarms conservationists and could test votes on the Senate floor.
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Walter J. Hickel
Senate
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Hickel
Interior Committee
Alaska
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
David Packard
Defense
Hewlett-Packard
Pentagon
William P. Rogers
John Volpe
Transportation
Maurice, Stans
Commerce
Elliott Richardson
State Department
Sobell Released From Prison After 17 Years
Morten Sobell walked out of Lewisburg federal penitentiary after 17 years for conspiring to sell atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. He rode to New York with his wife Helen and children, saying he has a lot of living to do and plans to return to school. Sobell, 52, was freed after the U.S. Court of Appeals ordered his release following a 1951 sentence of 30 years.
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Morten Sobell
Soviet Union
Sobell
Federal
Lewisburg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Manhattan
New York City
Helen
Mark
Sydney Clemens
Rose
Stock market tumbles into mild rally in early trading
The Dow Jones industrials rose 286 points to 1066.19 in the first half hour after a 5.22 gain on Monday. Analysts credited December's record industrial output and fourth quarter production with boosting sentiment though Nixon tax policy expectations were deemed unlikely to move the market. Grumman led as Navy chose it as prime contractor for the new F14A fighter, while McDonnell Douglas opened down 1 1/4 at 47.
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Johnson Urges Congress Social Reform Push
President Johnson, in a nationally televised address, urged Democrats to advance a broad social reform agenda including higher Social Security benefits, urban development loans, safe streets funding, and gun licensing while seeking bipartisan support and a tax plan to keep a budget surplus.
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Hanoi
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Harris Takes Post Of Demo Chairmanship
Washington AP Harris becomes both U.S. senator and Democratic national chairman setting goals to raise about 9 million dollars and possibly run for White House He faces tasks to stabilize finances unite party factions and prepare for the 1970 elections while managing a heavy double burden and looming reforms.
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Fred Harris
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Hubert H. Humphrey
Harris
Gil
O'Brien
Humphrey
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Richard Daley
Eugene J. McCarthy
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