L.T. BUICK, F I S HER. WE D NESDAY, JANUARY 2 6, 19 f:t GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY: After all the tal k -- all the study -- all the advice -- a f inal dec i sion rests tonight with President Johnson . . , whether to bomb -- or not to bomb in North V i et Nam . According to White House Press S · cretary Bill Moyers the President is even now weighing all tbe fa'ctors." As for that American peace effort in conjunction wlth the bombing lu l l -- thls from Secretary of State Dean Rusk: "We started at 'A' -- and we're almost to 'z' ."-- said he. The inescapable conclusion -- we are told -- that renewal of air strikes ls Just a matter of time. Perhaps the final straw -- reconnaissance reports of an unprecendented buildup of Communist forces in the South -- under cover of the bombin g l u J • I J r l I I. I I I , r- I I r P::. . l , . I TT _ . • J• t l 1 1 ' ' ' ' LI T 1 . ~ ' '. I , h I I \ ,) C ' · J ~ T T" " r ·, I • 1 ,-,. • • _ r c- r- I • I <"'l . 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Hl ' I J.--: ED i I l L T H F <' ' lr'OJ F OE T~ - ." R I) R , U T E [ ) 0 ~ / J .. ~? AT Tl . l[A OF A . J 11~ t T C c r L U 1 J -- .-> 11 TTI G A T C r G A/. · s t.:oH Tu I A I I LE A. y. ~ ' ~ t . HEL IC T s I ) [l .' ) TL y i3L c-r1 ! f" THE Fr 0 1 .i . : . -v -- .dTH . : ou ~J · nc E~ C M )L ' T ' r, THE : I T. AT I ~ . T F 1 R ' I I L L l) - - T E ! C . . T lJ E - - I · - I' J y tJ ) E ) • I) 1 1 (' -- I . ( ' () F T H E I .1.1 E • A s .; ' U JI T TE I r - 1 · .. '~ .• L 1 1 (' r 1 TO THE A h ! .' S r , , r Ar · u H.-13 Al. ct v 1 1 v c= . . ., HD \' ' a r l ong Kong -- a report today of a serious rift 1n Red Chinese leadership, between Chinese militarists -- and Peking political theoreticians with party p !icy in general and Viet Nam in particular -- the chief bone of contention. The professional military men said to be deeply concerned over the extent or political control of their actions. Nore so over the party's hard-line approach to Vi* Nam -- which many feel has placed China on a collision course w1b.h the United States. Put in its simplest terms -- the issue, Just this: f...,e- "Vhether the gun will direct the party -- or the party will direct the gun." Keep it up boys. . . I I TH - I f ~ TH ~ " ? . ( ' I I J I T~ I " O F TH J CI TY. 0 ! L I f }..' . T I OF LL EI TI ' .i . L F A L H US I 1 ' G A J THE JE J J ~? A T i ~ 'T OF H(HJ l ~G N r U FH 3 N 0 1: VE C ?I: . ~ T. I L T H - (' ~ L- -s I J THE I R~S I E NT- -A I E ' , · L I . ~ I - () C I Ty ' - LL E s, I . Jl l U T . G TH E LI I . JA r n J--OF N TIRE SLU 1 t · JI=- I I" • () H ( J<' , . (ro PROV! . )_ V -r y Al · ,1ER I,/ ' JI T "A CLE h i ROO ' I A TC () F ' y - - C ~ / CE TC L l VE l ~ r \ · J -- IJ T C RF / S H IT SA E C' I ~- T. 11 C' C: r r j r I • J O I JC' tJ.) C T J / I I • T , • J1 T r r .. , f - lE T - - T (' r ~ I C s . 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L JER OF THE J A T I ( ' . I "' H I ~ t F s T A '; A , J- - F A ~ J I l I E TL y A T H I Ip I i :: I F A ' _ , • HE / A C' I I E T y • \. F ~ E L ,_ " · Y F A ..J J B LE C T r · ' l , T , I< ~ , ~ l ~ TIT Y - - , ITH J~ AH 1 1 3 R r: ns I H ,, r J L r. , E 1 ~ , ! -' lV~J I · TO, N K EAST--T LOOK J ) 1 1 i f • ' Tl . I TY- I E I C' ,-. . ! l T E J )RE s ~ -- JJ I I J G K J AT THc J ,0 • TH r oF . I or~~ 1-lC l l L I A I , - - E ~ H TY- JI.JE-YE f -OLJ H l " • I u T : t ' , H , I I T ! 1t J A ur ~L • R --r . , I• I LL I f \1 r ('.LI I EO OUT THE . K I Tl r H T~ I J. CRE T u 0 ~ HI c- CALLER A J JE J : " AH - y ) LJ ". T UT I • J- - ~ r I O J AND I I ' C' . T T - . J T ' t I l ✓ I y • " " 1 \ I - - I U L ) L . -- t. (' lLLI I VI I I J ' I · v • I J - - ADD SHOTGUN blastsed away wlth his shotgun. Later at a hospital -- police learned why he refused to identify himsel f . The reason -- he's a deaf mute. FfflE A story o f f iery romance and a blonde comes today from Miami. And f or once Mossler. 11 has nothing to do with Candy The lady in question arreat•d in Northeast Miami -- after a series or six suspicious fires. Arrested because she was "Just wandering aro11nd" the area when the fires broke out. Also -- that she has a history of setting fire to would-be lovers. Yes, just that! The blonde ls said to hate the aale sex so much so that several times 1n reeent years -- she's picked up men and later tried to burn them up when they were alone. Warren would you call that really carrying a torch?! SIIOW The Nation's third major snowstorm or the month -- today d\lllped heavy -- paralyzing snow on the ■1ddle Atlantic seaboard. As much as eight inches 1n Virginia and the Western Carolinas. Toppling power lines -- clos1ngschools -- and d clogging highways. Gale warnings tonight -- froa Savannah to Cape Nay, lew Jersey; with heavy snow warnings -- aa the stor■ center ■oves llorthward.