Wilson and Johnson discuss NATO nuclear policy and Asia
President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson met to discuss NATO nuclear strategy and Southeast Asia. They aimed for mutual understanding on shaping West's nuclear defense and a shared philosophy, without firm decisions, as talks extend beyond the NATO issue.
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Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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US delays policy speech at UN by one week
The United States postpones its policy address to the United Nations General Assembly for another week hoping the Soviet Union will clarify its intentions regarding peace keeping debts.
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N. Y
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Senate probe nears climactic Baker payoff ruling
The Senate Rules Committee prepared for a decisive moment in the Bobby Baker financial inquiry. A Washington lobbyist, Wayne Bromley, was summoned for questioning over a $5000 payment traced to a California bank.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Wayne Bromley
California
UC Berkeley Rebels Face Faculty Scrutiny In Peace Offer Rebuff
Berkeley report says 1200 faculty members study a peace offer rejected by a rebel student group. Detroit note reports UAW President Walter Reuther's condition after removal of a small spot on his right lung at Henry Ford Hospital. he is 57 and operated on Monday.
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Calif
University of California
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Henry Ford Hospital
Reuther
Ohio Valley Region Development Council to Dedicate Institute
The Ohio Valley Region Development Council will dedicate the Ohio University Institute for Regional Development at 3 p.m. in Athens Ohio. The morning session at 10:30 a.m. will include a panel with federal agency representatives and the selection of a permanent OVRDC office.
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Ohio Valley Region Development Council
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University Inn
Paul Baldrich
OVRDC
Jackson
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
William Batt
Area Redevelopment Administration
David Grossman
Economic Opportunity Administration
John Whitman
Appalachia Commission
E. Union St
Regional Development Institute
William Sheehan
James Rhodes
Viet Cong Overrun Outpost Slaying Three Americans
Viet Cong guerrillas overran a southern Viet Nam outpost killing three American soldiers and nine South Vietnamese civilians. Ten Vietnamese soldiers were wounded in a surprise attack by about 50 Communists. The outpost 125 miles from Saigon served as a command post in the operation.
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An Lao
Clement A. Wyllie
Chattanooga
Tenn
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No Angels Among Mercenary Troops
Leopoldville dispatch profiles South African and Rhodesian mercenaries aiding Katanga leader Tshombe. It notes many seek adventure or pay, some die at the front, and ranks thin after 600 miles to Stanleyville. Maj. Michael Hoare calls fighters rough, including alcoholics and looters.
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Africa
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Tshombe
Jeremy Spencer
England
Stanleyville
Congolese People’s Republic
South Africa
Rhodesia
Michael Hoare
Hoare
Ice Storm Forces School Closures and Power Concerns
Saratoga Springs residents faced a weekend ice storm that shut schools and left families without heat in cold homes. Crews worked to prevent more power line outages as trees bowed under the weight of ice across east central New York, Vermont, and Massachusetts. Emergency centers, including the Lake Avenue Armory, housed hundreds.
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N. Y
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lake Avenue Armory
Miami Labor Minister Shoots Self After Dismissal
Cu ban Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez was dismissed from his post and reportedly shot himself in the head. Havana Radio said his condition was listed as serious.
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Miami
Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Havana Radio
Mob Attacks U S Information Service Library in Surabaya
A mob of about 1000 demonstrators in Surabaya Indonesia attacked the U S Information Service Library burning books furniture a mobile unit and a car Sunday night and entering the building after smashing windows. The protests target American policy in Congo and Malaysia linked to Belgian hostage rescues and US support.
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Indonesia
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Malaysia
U. S. Information Service
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American Cultural Center
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GOP Strategist Blames Rocky For Goldwater Loss
John Grenier a Birmingham attorney and GOP operative resigns as executive director of the Republican National Committee after delivering 271 votes for Goldwater at the convention. He blames Nelson Rockefeller George Romney and William Scranton for the defeat and says he will help keep Dean Burch as party chairman.
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Ala
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Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
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Burch
Goldwater
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
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Associated Press
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Scranton
Romney
Redistrict Conferees Begin Work in Ohio
Columbus reporters note a Senate House conference committee named by Republican leaders will reconcile differences on congressional redistricting. The move comes after the House rejected Senate amendments and a large majority voted to disapprove, with Mechem hoping to finish in a few days and enable adjournment of the special session now in its fifth week.
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Senate
House
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Burch to Present Views to GOP National Committee
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch plans to send a detailed letter outlining his views on leadership and party issues to the 132 National Committee members meeting in Chicago January 22 and 23. Governors react with mixed calls for unity and leadership.
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Dean Burch
GOP
National Committee
Burch
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Denver
John Grenier
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Republican National Committee
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Bishop Ensley in critical condition after Saturday crash
Methodist Bishop Francis Gerald Ensley, 57, remained on the critical list today following injuries from a Saturday automobile accident.
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Columbus
Athens Budget Boost Shown at $1.3 Million Gain
The Messenger reports a $1.3 million increase in the Athens budget. Page 2 notes soil and water conservation clinic planned by specialists in Hocking County. Page 3 covers Gallia improvement group electing new officers. Page 9 notes Mason County Board of Education approves junior high school bonds. more details on page 14.
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Gallia
Mason County Board of Education
IRS pulls 64 tax booklet omits wells and pool illustrations
The Internal Revenue Service released a revised edition of Your Federal Income Tax skipping the oil well towers and swimming pool image that caused controversy last spring. About 300 000 copies were recalled for internal use while the edition expands to 160 pages and the price rises to 50 cents.
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Internal Revenue Service
Bertrand M. Harding
Revenue Service
Mortimer M. Caplin
Belt Buckle Standardization Fails in Defense Shakeup
Three years after Lt. Gen. McNamara announced a single belt buckle design for all services, the Defense Supply Agency under a new admiral has not completed a universal standard. Army Navy and Air Force buckles vary in cost from 104 to 13 to 35 cents, with copper Marine buckles noted for beer opening.
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Defense Supply Agency
Armed Services
Andrew T. McNamara
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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