Rusk Quizzed by Senate Panel on Vietnam Policy
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Secretary of State Dean Rusk on Vietnam policy. He is expected to defend the United States bombing of targets in North Vietnam.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Mike Mansefield
Rusk
Hanoi
Mansfield
Fulbright
Everett M. Dirksen
Michigan
George Romeney
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Lodge
Amintore Fanfani
Rome
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
State Department
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Liu Forms Private Army Against Mao
The Red Flag journal reports Liu Shao-chi has formed a private army to defend red state power against Mao, described as loyal to Mao’s faction yet rooted in local party and financial power. The piece notes purges and power struggles within the army and mentions banners attacking Chu Teh and Ho Lung amid broader Vietnam war policy debate in Congress.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Red Flag
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Liu
Red Guard Wall
Marshal Chu Teh
Communist Army
Hoy Lung
Chu
National People’s Congress
China
Liu Shaocchi
Chou En-lai
Ho Lung
National Sports Commission
New China News Agency
Beqir Ballaku
Hsu Hsiang-chien
Yeh Chiene Ying
Neigh Jungchhen
Chu Teh
Lin Piao
Tookyo
Weather Outlook Near Normal Temperatures Ahead
The Mercury reports a cold spell moving in tomorrow night with lows in the upper 20s. Despite the chill, overall temperatures are expected to average near normal for the next five days.
Cold Front Clears Virginia as High Pressure Rises
A cold front moved through Virginia bringing cooler temperatures and clearing skies. A departing high pressure system to the east aided the return of fair weather.
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Richmond
Virginia
Faireather
Pact Ends Philly Transit Strike
Negotiators for Philadelphia Transportation Co and the Transport Workers Union reached a tentative two year contract for about 5000 workers ending a 2714 hour strike. The agreement provides a 51 cent hourly wage increase over the term with raises in 1968 and fringe benefits. The pact awaits TWU ratification and PUC fare review.
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Lyons
PTC
Matthew Gunnar
Philadelphia
Philadelphia ‘Transportation Co
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Albert Lyons
Transportation Company
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Come Mission
Hare Baltimore
TWA Hd
Company seeks restraining order against union over raise plan
A company spokesman said management received no advance notice of the action by the Transportation Communications Employees Union. The spokesman said the raise road plans to file suit in U S District Court to obtain a temporary restraining order against the union.
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Transportatione Communicaetions
Raiseroad
U.S
Showdown Sought in Battle Over Antifilibuster Rule
Senate leaders push for a showdown this week over the antifilibuster rule as two thirds or three fifths proposals divide Republicans and Democrats. Debate centers on ending filibusters and whether majority votes can curb prolonged talks during the new Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Jacob H. Gilbert
New York
Omar Burleson
Texas
George McGovern
D-S.d
Men s and Boys Reduced This Week at 1 Shoe Center
A local shoe store advertises price cuts on men s and boys footwear this week at the corner location inviting shoppers to save on popular styles and sizes.
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Men
Winter Sale Promises 1 Third Off Dresses Coats
Wenders, Inc advertises a winter sale offering about one third off on dresses coats and sportswear with emphasis on reduced prices and limited time.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Seldon Succeeds Grant Today
Winchester names Wendell Seldon as new City Manager succeeding Lee Grant and James R. Brandon who retired yesterday. Larry L. Branner becomes street superintendent succeeding Brandon. Announcement made at December City Council meeting with Mayor Battaile and notes from Seldon letter of thanks.
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Brandon
James R. Brandon
Larry L. Branner
Star
Jim Hamilton
Seldon
William M. Battaile
U S Forces Strike Oil Depot North of Hanoi
U S supersonic bombers attacked the Ha Gia fuel storage area 1414 miles north northwest of Hanoi, part of a two day campaign near the capital. Elsewhere in the Mekong Delta heavy fighting left 74 Viet Cong killed near a prison camp and further clashes reported as operations Cedar Falls and Deckhouse 5 continue.
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U.S
Ha Gia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Viet Tri
Air Force
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Mekong
Saigon
Johnson
State raises for 8400 Virginia workers hit pay scale
Gov. Godwin announced 8,400 state employees in clerical and related grades will get a 10 percent raise, with 15 percent for some, effective Feb. 1. The move costs $1.8 million for the remainder of the current fiscal year and reflects wages set in December 1965.
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Richmond
Godwin
McCormick Place Exhibition Hall Fire in Chicago
A rapid fire at McCormick Place destroyed the main exhibition hall and damaged the complex on Lake Michigan. Guard Vincent Mathews, 51, saved about 150 people by guiding them to safety as explosions and a collapsing wall occurred. Fire officials estimated 50 percent destruction and noted the cause and爆 explosions remained under investigation.
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McCormick Place
Lake Michigan
Vincent Mathews
The
Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick
America
Exposition Hall
Treasure Box Big Sale Advertising Notice
The Treasure Box announces a big sale on Wednesday and Friday featuring winter clothes and articles and Claxton Fruit Cakes priced at 75 cents. The notice highlights seasonal bargains and special bakery items for shoppers.
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