Ghosts and China clash over Soviet congress theme
Moscow dispatch reports two symbolic ghosts outside the Kremlin foreshadow a Communist party convention. One ghost is Joseph Stalin seeking lingering honor. the other is living dissenter Mag Tze-lung facing Western accusations and Chinese hostility. The Chinese attack deepens the rift, while Moscow weighs whether to address Beijing inside the congress and prioritize economics.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
China
Seriaps
Joseph Stalin
Mag Tze-lung
Congress
Nam
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Krevulin
Moseonv
Janacy
Sorviet
United Nations
Coal Miners Strike Threatened in Wage Dispute
United Mine Workers and the International Association of Machinists threaten major strikes over pay raises beyond 3.2 percent guidance. The mine union could call a 4 percent raise for 100,000 soft coal workers in 25 states after 80 days’ notice, while the machinists seek 15 percent. Johnson urges restraint as talks continue with Bituminous Coal Operators Association.
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Washington
Snte
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Ayi-Cio International Associaion of
Johnson
Bituuminous Coal Operators Association
Mine Workers’ Union
He Salt Ca
Second Blizzard Buries Plains Killing 21 Across States
A second January blizzard left Nebraska Minnesota and surrounding areas in deep snow with at least 21 dead including 11 in Nebraska and three in Minnesota and Wyoming. Power lines down and airports closed as thousands faced outages and business losses across Minneapolis St Paul and nearby communities.
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Associated Press
North Central
Plains
Nebraska
Minnesota
Tawa
South Bakaly
Wryaning
Mestoria
Aves
Trivel
Stow
Ails
Palive
Nick Nea Grevley
Neb
Minneapatiist
Paul
Twin Cities
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Narfolk
University
Fragmented World News Snippets From A Busy Page
A set of brief items appears across pages detailing strained East West ties with reports on Soviet relations, China, and Vatican Canopy. Also noted are a space surveillance claim about 46 satellites and a human interest line about a child’s school lunch.
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Pope Pant
Canterbury
Spice Scientist
Soviet Union
Eral
Steven Rogers
McConnell Rejects Permanent Nuclear Standoff in Speech
Fort Worth Texas AP report quotes Air Force Chief of Staff John P McConnell saying no permanent stalemate protects the U S from a nuclear threat The general argues deterrence depends on dynamic thresholds and the risk of nuclear war remains adjustable by multiple variables amid Cold War tensions
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
John P. McConnel
United States
McConnell
Texas
Ie Ale Korea Association
Firepower From Ships And Planes In Viet Nam War
In Saigon and surrounding areas U S forces and South Vietnamese troops reported heavy combat as fleets and air units pounded Viet Cong positions. The largest tolls came from major Allied offensives near Saigon and in the central coastal region, with hundreds killed and many captured or detained. Air strikes and naval action disrupted supply routes in North Vietnam and supported ground troops in Go Dau and Go Dau headquarters vicinity.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Reginwal
Go Dau
Gml Nuc
U.S. A
Evan Parodywill
Sefary
la North Viet Nam
Magia Pass
Ho Chil
Air Force
Haid
Ted River Valley
Hahot
U.S. Tth
Navy
Sai Gon
Bu Prang
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Dovernrnent
Communista
North Vetnamese Manly
Daily Raids Shrink Viet Cong Hideouts by B52 Bombing
AP report from Saigon notes 191 major B52 raids across South Vietnam have disrupted Viet Cong base areas, destroying caves, food caches, and hospital facilities. Large blasts average 60 740 pound bombs per mission, with about 375 000 pounds per day. Official sources claim reduced enemy will to fight and improved security for Allied troops in the jungle zones and near the DMZ.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nan
America
Luan
Rael
Seine
Mie Vietnamese Mu
Tave
Rul Union
Lewis W. Walt
Viet Nam
Eudrowel
Strategic Air Command
Aceu
Nalme
SAC
Zere
Air Vere
Bis
Ren
Red Corps
Iles
Tyrangle
Lams
Crhaz
Phuoc Puy
Blom Hoa
D Zone
Aus
Aly Porco
Lan Gann
Johnson Readies Civil Rights Measure Faces Tough Congress Vote
AP report describes a forthcoming civil rights bill from the Johnson administration addressing housing discrimination voting and education. Key provisions would ban racial discrimination in housing and bars on private sales practices with civil action as a remedy. The bill targets state and federal jury systems to reduce white juries in the South amid expected controversy.
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Wightsack
Congress
Solinsol
Capitol Gill
Johnson
Ally
Nicholas Katzenbach
Chai
Rmaivel Celle
Trouse Dadmary Committee
Ratzenbach
Supreme Court
Inlet
Mayo
Suries
Sea Depths May Yield Bomb Today
Off Palomarios Beach Spain a recovery operation for a downed nuclear weapon continued with two small ships offshore and a midget sub aiding surface crafts five miles from the incident site. Weathered by time no official could estimate the timing of raising the bomb from 2,300 feet, while offshore activity remained minimal and cautious.
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Palomarios Beach
Spain
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