Playing it Safe Less Foreign Aid Given Out
Washington reports the State Department is operating foreign aid at 2.6 billion dollars for the 1964 fiscal year absent new appropriations. A House approved 3.6 billion ceiling authorization may reach the Senate, with actual funding still in committees. If Congress acts, aid could rise. if not, 2.6 billion would limit expenditures.
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Congress
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Senate
Kennedy
Space Glider Project Dropped by Johnson
Washington reports President Johnson cancelled the Dyna-Soar manned space glider project, signaling a potential shift in Air Force space policy. Officials say the defense budget will stay near $50 to $51 billion, with McNamara doubting the program's value.
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Johnson
Air Force
Tion
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Khrushchev Plans Major Economic Shift for Soviet Union
Premier Khrushchev proposes a seven year plan to invest about 46 billion dollars in the chemical industry to boost consumer goods and food supplies. The program seeks to cut heavy industry spending and faces opposition from Stalinists and military leaders amid a critical Central Committee meeting.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Bolton announces candidacy for Ohio at large seat
Cleveland reporter notes Rep Oliver P Bolton Republican Ohio announces bid for the at large House seat. Bolton from Mentor and member for Geauga Lake Ashtabula Portage and Trumbull counties was elected last fall and previously served two terms 1953 through 1956.
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Cleveland
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
Mentor
Geauga, Lake
Ashtabula
Portage
Trumbull
Jet Recorder Could Yield Crash Clues
Elkton Maryland officials recovered the flight recorder from Pan American World Airways Clipper 214 after a deadly Sunday night explosion and crash. The four engine Boeing 707 wreckage lay in a cornfield with victims’ remains nearby, as authorities hoped the battered recorder would reveal the disaster’s cause.
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Elkton
Pan American World Airways
The Torch Is Passed book on Kennedy assassination offers
The Associated Press prepared a complete 100 page history of the Kennedy assassination with both color and black and white photographs. It traces the events from the Texas trip to Arlington and the transfer of power. The Messenger will sell the hardcover for $2 with delivery starting around December 30.
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Kennedy
Associated Press
the Messenger
Lee Oswald
Arlington
Johnson
Bomb explosion injures officials at British mission party
An explosion from a balcony at a British high commissioner’s party in Aden killed an Indian woman and wounded 39 others including Sir Kennedy Trevaskis and Deputy Commissioner George Henderson. Secretary Jim Foster and Sultan Ahmed Bin Abdulla Fadhli were among the injured. The bomber’s identity was unknown as talks with Duncan Sandys loomed.
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Kennedy Trevaskis
George Henderson
Jim Foster
Information Ministry
Federation of South Arabia
Sultan Ahmed bin Abdulla Fadhli
London
Sheikdoms
Emirates
Arabian Peninsula
Duncan Sandys
Point Pleasant and Logan in Contested Case Notes
In the record from the Public Notices index, items reference Point Pleasant and Logan with references to cases and proceedings. The text is fragmented and presents as a garbled OCR of a legal or civic notice list.
Bob Hope’s Christmas tour likely to proceed despite eye issue
In San Francisco Bob Hope seems set to continue his annual Christmas tour to entertain troops abroad though a worrisome eye condition raises concerns. In Ohio crews battled a snowstorm dumping two to six inches, fouling highways and creating hazardous driving conditions statewide.
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Bob Hope
Cleveland
Ohio
Search for Sinatra Jr. intensifies in Tahoe mountains
Mountains around Lake Tahoe host a two day hunt for singer Frank Sinatra Jr. missing since Sunday night. FBI and El Dorado County officials pursue leads and arrest bank robbery suspects 20 miles west of the lake while Sinatra Sr. stays in Reno awaiting word on his son.
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Snowy
Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra, Jr
Virgil
Reno
FBI
Foss
Sinatra
Joseph James Sorce
el Cerrito
Thomas Patrick Keating
Riverside
Sinatra, Jr
Sinatra, Sr
Palm Springs
Fears Mount That Yank Hostages May Be Slain
Four Americans and 17 others held by Bolivian miners near La Paz faced a 24 hour deadline as the Communist led group demanded the release of two jailed union leaders. The government gave no pledge to release them, citing court charges. hostages include Thom as Martin and Michael Kris tul a among others.
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Juan Lechin
Thomas Martin
New York
U.S. Information Agency
U. S
Martin
Catavi
U.S
Irineo Pimental
Frederico Escobar
Ruby Growing Grumpy In Cell
Dallas sheriff says Jack Ruby, 52, is becoming irritable in jail after cutting phone calls and visitors. He faces February 3 criminal district court trial for Oswald murder. Proposals include a bulletproof glass capsule in court, with debates on juror influence and appeals risk.
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Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Bill Decker
Decker
Ruby
Criminal District Court
Oswald
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Appeals Court
Lodge's Presidential Bid Rumors Stir GOP Debates
Washington dispatch notes a Lodge for president trial balloon with little ground impact as Lyndon Johnson ascends to the White House. Eisenhower reportedly urged Lodge to run, while Goldwater remains a favored GOP figure though delegates are scarce before the 1964 convention.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Lodge
Senate
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
GOP
Studebaker Halts U.S. Auto Production Amid Losses
New York reports Studebaker Corp will stop automobile production in the United States, continuing only on a greatly reduced scale in Canada. The move hits South Bend Indiana with about 6000 employees and a major production share, as 1500 workers were laid off earlier. Indiana pledges to prioritize new jobs for displaced workers while parts and service will persist through 2100 dealers.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
United States
Canada
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Plane crash reported at Findlay outskirts in Ohio
A two engine plane presumed to be a B 26 crashed at the southeast limits of Findlay Ohio. Authorities could not determine if the craft was civilian or military. A Saigon report says South Viet Nam will send an emissary to Cambodia to explore restoring diplomatic relations.
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Findlay
Ohio Highway Patrol
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Cambodia
Breathitt Takes Kentucky Office in Kennedy Spirit
Frankfort Ky Frankfort The 89 year old Hopkinsville attorney Edward T Breathitt Jr became governor in a solemn inauguration urging Kentuckians to move forward in the spirit of John F Kennedy He told a hushed crowd this day is for soul searching and dedication and said liberty’s opportunity has been bought with Kennedy’s blood and rebirth in his spirit.
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Bert Combs
John F. Kennedy
Discharge Signatures Move Ahead on Civil Rights Bill
A petition to force a House vote on civil rights legislation gained momentum after a Monday session, aiming to line up four days of debate and a showdown vote around January 27. The push needs 218 signatures. Emanuel Celler filed the petition as the Judiciary Committee seeks to bypass the Rules Committee chaired by Howard W. Smith.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N_Y
Howard W. Smith
Celler
Smith
Nude posing case ends in acquittal on deserted street
New York judge finds no breach of peace in a model Jan Tice 27 and a photographer disrobing on Liberty Street in Manhattan's financial district on November 10. A policeman arrested them but Judge Richard F. Daly acquitted, noting no one was in public when the act occurred.
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Manhattan
Jan Tice
Liberty Street
Financial District
Criminal Court
Richard F. Daly
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