Chinese use Soviet youths to pressure regime
Moscow reports say 15 Russian youths were invited into the Chinese Embassy through a back door by Chinese diplomats who photographed the intrusion and accused the Soviets of breaking in. The incident raises fears of a larger Red Guard follow‑up as about 500 Russians massed outside the embassy in Peking, shouting to gain entry.
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Weather and protest scene at embassy clash in Friendship Street
A weather report notes snow and cold across the nation with hazardous driving. A separate sequence describes two Chinese photographers and Soviet security removing young Russians from an embassy protest on Friendship Street as Red Guards gathered outside the nearby gates in Peking.
The Times Mereld BECOB Vole 11 No. 164 Feb 8 1967
The Times Mereld BECOB published by Orange County Publications Division Ottaway Newspapers lists pricing and postal details. Rates include single copy ten cents, carrier fifty cents weekly, and yearly mail subscription twenty dollars for Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike Counties.
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Soviet Iran arms barter pact fuels Western bloc pressure
The TH-Record reports a secret Soviet Iran military aid deal in a barter arrangement with Iran supplying natural gas in exchange for armored troop carriers trucks and anti aircraft guns. Russia also offers Turkey favorable terms as it seeks influence in pro Western nations. In Hanoi Ho Chi Minh vows endurance as Vietnam marks bombing anniversary. Senator Symington cites Vietnam costs at 2.5 billion dollars monthly while Senate approves veterans benefits. Indonesia’s Sukarno faces removal within a month amid anti communist protests. Deputy Defense Secretary Vance notes possible US Soviet talks on ABM curbs and Nike X deployment pauses.
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Defense Department Announces April Draft Call
The Defense Department called for a draft of 11,400 men into the Army in April. The figure is 500 below March and 500 above February. The January draft totaled 15,600 as the first half of 1967 keeps inductions low to free training space in Army camps for National Guard and organized reserves.
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Gruening Upbraids Senate Over Snowy Session
Alaska senator Ernest Gruening chides colleagues for wanting to quit early due to snow saying 99 out of 100 men can withstand a minor snowfall. The remark targets fellow lawmakers during a tense Capitol moment.
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