Marines Kill 57 Viet Cong in Ky Lam Valley Sweep
U S Marines in a day long engagement in the Ky Lam River Valley near An Hoa report 57 Viet Cong killed. Air strikes and bombardments continued around Da Nang and the Iron Triangle as U S troop strength topped 400,000 with ongoing casualties and allied operations including the Korean White Horse Division action near Tuy Hoa.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Ky Lam River
da Nang
An Hoa
Iron Triangle
North Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
White Horse Division
Tuy Hoa
Qui Nhon
Cedar Falls
Triangle
North Vietnamese
U. S
Navy Skyraider
Dong Hoi
Stoddard
Keppler
Ingersoll
Hospital Follies shuttle service planned for attendees
Town Crier shuttle buses will transport attendees to and from the Hospital Follies. Buses depart from the parking lot behind Montgomery Wards starting at 7 30 p m tonight and Friday and Saturday nights. Return trips follow performances.
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Montgomery Wards
Rhodes Jewelry Co Ad Highlights Fine Jewelry
Local ad for Rhodes Jewelry Co lists diamonds silver and precious metals. Mentions brands Stieff Kirk Gorham Towle Reed Barton International Lunt Wallace and others with free city delivery. Store located at 21 E Boscawen and phone 662 7141.
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Rhodes Jewelry Co
Stieff, Kirk, Gorham, Towle
Reed & Barton
International
Lunt, Wallace
Free City
Boscawen
What’s Become of the Snow by Doug O’Connell
The Star notes unusual warm spell with many days in the 70s and asks what happened to winter. It suggests meteorology explains the shift but predicts winter will return with February approaching.
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Robert Y. Conrad
S, Washington St
Star
Jim Hamilton
Shiny Object Sighted Spark Sky Over Local Town
A resident, Mrs E Ruth Miller of 420 North Loudoun Street, reported at 10 a.m. today seeing a bright silver object in the eastern sky that disappeared suddenly. The note references a possible UFO sighting amid ongoing mild weather and recalls heavy snows from January 1966.
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E. Ruth Miller
420 N
Loudoun St
Ky Home For Junta Meeting Amid Vietnam Crisis
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky plans talks with the directorate after Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co is dismissed abroad as defense minister and deputy premier. Security tight at Saigon airport as demonstrations and rumors of regime changes swirl. Ky visits Australia and New Zealand before returning to Manila and Sydney health checks.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Australia
Formosa
Hong Kong
Ky~e
Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Sydney
Nguyen Huu Co
Opposition To Maoists Widespread Across Several Regions
Radio Peking reports serious opposition to Mao Tse-tung in Manchuria and Shansi, with clashes elsewhere in Tibet and Sinkiang. Officials urge arrests of opponents, while production falters as workers confront counterrevolutionaries.
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Tokyo
Radio
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Manchuria
Shansi
Tibet
Sinkiang
Mao
Liu
Mainichi
Urumchi
Forestry Agency
Radio Peking
Five Mile Gap Ban on Hanoi Bombing Implemented
Washington reports show the Johnson administration barred U S pilots from flying within five miles of Hanoi center. The Joint Chiefs of Staff issued near total restrictions with flights allowed only for air to air combat within five miles.
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Washington
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Johnson Administration
Podgorny Visits Italy as Bombings Move North
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny arrived in Turin to a large, noisy welcome as bombings targeting Communist headquarters spread from Rome toward Milan and Turin. Police tightened security amid attacks blamed on anti Communist or pro Chinese factions, with no injuries reported.
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Turin
Italy
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Communist Party
Rome
Podgorny
Milan
Atlantic Alliance
Fiat Automotive
Soviet Union
Fiat
Vietnam
McNamara Warns Viet Cong Shortage Signals Turning Point
Secretary of Defense McNamara says Viet Cong manpower is tightening in South Vietnam and future gains must come from North Vietnam. He cites limited local supply and slower U.S. buildup, tying victory to pacification efforts while urging a $12.3 billion supplemental wartime plan.
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Washington
Robert S.mc.namara
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
North Vietnam
Pear
McNamara
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
United States
U.S
Surtax would apply to full year income under proposal
Washington reports the 6 percent surcharge would affect total 1967 income even if imposed July 1. Tax would be 3 percent of the year or 6 percent in 1968, with two-year potential extension. Congress faces delay and likely opposition on Capitol Hill as budget and debt issues rise.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Viet Nam
House
Ways and Means
Capital Hill
Russell B. Long
D. la
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Congress Sent Message On Economy
President Johnson asked Congress to prepare plans to prevent a recession after the Vietnam war. A Cabinet group will study possible tax cuts and faster spending as part of a broader effort to preserve readiness. He forecast 1967 growth with low inflation and near full employment, urging wage and price restraint from labor and management.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
Slow cold front moves into Virginia today
A slow moving cold front from the north brings increased clouds and a gradual fall in temperatures over Virginia today. The system is predicted to lower highs modestly as it advances, with cooler air following.
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Richmond
Virginia
Upholstered furniture cleaner CORRIGAN RUG CLEANERS ad
Local cleaning business Corrigan Rug Cleaners lists services at 906 Berryville Ave. Also a small classified note markets pullet eggs at four dozen for one dollar from Russell's Egg Market located at 258 Kent St.
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Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Berryville Ave
Russell's Egg Market
Kent St
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Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
William C. Baggs
Miami Daily News
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gardner Ackley
Economic Council
Ackley
Famleé Bakers Thrift Store
Margaret L. Hodgson
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