Allied and U S forces claim progress in Vietnam operations
Reports from Saigon indicate U S 1st Infantry Division tanks and air strikes wiped out two Viet Cong machinegun bunkers 15 miles southeast of Saigon amid daylong combat heard in the capital. In Bong Son area, 1st Cavalry troopers followed B52 strikes into the foothills as Masher operations continue. American jets bombed targets in North Vietnam for the third straight day. An American spokesman said 57 Americans were killed last week, with 519 Communist deaths and about 224 captures, suggesting Viet Cong willingness to fight may be waning. Moore described the day as the quietest since Masher began, with six to eight Viet Cong companies still in the coastal plains north of Bong Son.
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Weather forecast and rainfall tally for Middletown and regions
Weather outlook covers the North Pacific coast to the Northern Appalachians with rain and snow mix in higher elevations and turning to snow in the Northern Rockies. Flurries expected in the Plains and upper Mississippi valley then fair conditions elsewhere. Cold from the upper plains to the lakes, warmer in the southern Plains. Sunrise 7 07 Sunset 5 21. Light snow flurries end today then fair tonight. Daytime 20s to low 30s, tonight 0 to 10 above. Winds west 10 to 15 mph. Middletown rainfall to date 1 54 inches last year 2 66 inches.
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Groundhogs split on arrival of spring
Prince Dauphin the groundhog of Sun Prairie Wisconsin did not see his shadow at sunrise on February 2 signaling an early spring while Punxsutawney Pennsylvania reported a shadow sighting promising six more weeks of winter.
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Gbe Cimis Gerad RECORD publication data and rates
The notice lists publication details for Gbe Cimis Gerad RECORD Vol 10 No 16 dated February 3 1954, published mornings Monday through Saturday by Orange County Publications Division Ottaway Newspapers Radio Middletown NY with pricing 10 cents per issue 50 cents weekly and annual mail rates. It also notes postage and historical average circulation figures for December 1964 and December 1985.
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Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
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Soviet claim 1965 growth near seven percent
The Soviet Union announced a 1965 economic growth of almost 7 percent, the highest among major nations, with the figure not clarified on method or price-adjustment. Meanwhile, Britain defended its wartime exports to North Vietnam, and U.S. President Johnson urged wage price stability as James Dusenberry joined the Council of Economic Advisers. The Vatican hinted at appointing non-Italians in top curia posts, New York reported police demotions amid a vice probe, and India faced student food riots threatening grain logistics. Luna-9 nears a lunar landing, while a mysterious Telegraph-like post from a jailed Newcome Mott closes the roundup.
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