L.T. BUICK 1 FISHER. MONDAY, JANUARY 2~, 1966 GOOD EVEMilfG EVERYBODY : The Kew Year's celebration at an end -- business as usual today in Vletlam. The business -- war. Death and destruction -- on a wholesale scale. American forces drawing first blood -- 1n the first day of renewed fighting w1ih a lightntng air strike on a Comunlat base tn the Mekong Delta. Barely twenty-five minutes after the end of the truce. The camp left a sha■bles -- dead bodies of about two-hundred Co•untsts. The enemy striking back -- wtth a patr of hit-and-run mortar attacks. The first -- at the tiig U.S. ilr base at Da Mang. FQ _I " S_CiFT . • ~ . Y F ST TE tJ , J t, 1 SK C UGHT I A CR ~ FI ' 1E T 0 1--BET ~tN THE o - c , L c r J ' 1 H ~ · K ~ " ,. J J T HE " ) n v E ~ 11 • A tsEN9Hi-¥, A?.1EAFMPJCt)-1:3Er-ORE l\ HE ~ IATE F0Fir:-yr ELATIOJS CO i • MITTEE. HIS CHIEF ADVEl< ,,' HY--CO f ITTEE CHAIRMAN ...i---- .............. t-t---t~A+-+-~ F U L. BR I Giff J JH er TE rJUE J THAT THE 'f TH-LO . G )A ' ' 0 E I . 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THE K I J ~ST C L L I " I T " A S OTr T F u I E A f · t J JG T • 11 S O 1:i E N O T - (' 0 - l I J f 1 C l L I i G I T AN OUTRI~HT ~H Y. eeNeENsus er. TH ?t:F,TI s : 'T I ILL HAVE TO BE CUT. BUT ' , J H E RE ~ ) H ( '.'J t . lJCH- - · E 1 LL H ''ET · AIT A J ~EE. WEATHER A massive storm that battered the Northeast this weekend -- oved on out to sea, leaving bitter cold today from the Rockies through the Great Lakes· and freezing temperatures -- all the way to the Gulf Coaat. Be■id~1, Minnesota, co~dest 1n the Nation with an overnight te■perature of forty-six below. Porty-one below at Thief River Palls, Montana. At high noon -- a balmy twenty-three below at Grand Porks, lorth Dakota. 1ET A C t . I ~ R ~ V L UT l O ! I I F c , J ~ O CE c I . G - - ?R r i) I c TE J T A Y I J · E s T BY • · I ~ . c o . J " I ~ By A t - l l '! l: T Ar:R ICUL T HE EX RT. H~ RY AHLGREN OF THE UN IVE FS ITY OF yrc ' ~ 1r ~ A S~R TI C THAT , I THIN FIFTEEN . Y~ARS--T HE " REi, T IV\JORITY OF RA, · J FOOJS J I L L ~ E 8 R r I KE N ) 0 · JN I I TO RO TE I JS • Ml ER LS. FAT~ ANO ~ UCH. TO BE J RECO STITUTED IHEt l ANJ · /HEHE THEY~E 'EEDEJ --1 THE : JEST REu FO d SUl3~ , T ~ ~CES. THE RE c-lJ LT--EVEHYTHINC FR0M E ATLESS tl~A T T O M ILKL ES~ . MILK. ITH 1 , 1 HOLE MEALS-- rRCC66KE0 IN ~¥VENS--LATER RE ll Y TO ff' A T AN c- AT. -<ULTlt 1A TE AN · , ER TO THE '· OR L J FOO J Cf I S IS • . " Hr THAT A Y ~ , MES - - SA I J AHL SHEr•1 - - THE Sr TE JE , RTI _ JT II L HAVE THF C ,- · r LL 1 1 V . 1r,E I t ri , IC A J AriR l C L T U E. A r ) J ~ T FrR THE F I RC: T TI ME I ~J Y ~A HS-- ~J I IL BE UR _ U T . - 0 UCE MORE I · STE t.J OF LE ss. PARIS This latest today from the Paris fashion world. Skirts shorter than ever -- anywhere from four to five inches above the knee! Combined with gaily colored wlgs -- orange,blege and so on. Plus white stockings -- and flat-heeled shoes. But to wear them -- you have to be under twenty-five and slightly kooky -- said one fashion expert. According to another -- the dresses so short "they are Just long blouaea." Any cOllll8nt, Warren? LTP.1966.01.24.pdf LTP.1966.01.24i.pdf