Russian Family Heads Homeward from Portsmouth
Victor Pozdneev and his wife Nina with two children leave Portsmouth for Moscow after eight days of international friendship. Hosts James and Mrs McKenzie will drive them to Cincinnati for a jet to New York. The visit, part of Operation Peace on Earth by the Portsmouth Junior Chamber of Commerce, began December 19.
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Portsmouth
Nixon Gains In GOP Poll As Goldwater Maintains Lead
A second Associated Press poll of 1361 Republican county chairmen shows Goldwater still leads as Nixon makes notable gains. Goldwater 44.2 percent, Nixon rises to 28 percent, with Lodge and Rockefeller trailing.
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Grain Okays Given
The Commerce Department issued conditional licenses for 40.6 million dollars in U S wheat sales to Russia. Two unnamed firms received 20.32 million each with conditions on payment and shipping terms. JFK had signaled private sales earlier, but Moscow delays persist as negotiators balk at terms.
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Johnson Watches Cyprus Crisis as Erhard Arrival Looms
President Johnson focuses on the Cyprus crisis and prepares for talks with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Erhard arrives in Houston for two days of meetings at the LBJ Ranch amid a White House briefing by top officials including Rusk Freeman and CIA chief McCone.
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Filipinos Mediate U S Cambodia Feud Efforts
Manila reports Philippines to assist in mediating the U S Cambodia dispute. Foreign Secretary Salvador P. Lopez says initial contacts have been made and will continue. Relations worsened after Prince Norodom Sihanouk rejected further aid and ordered U S personnel out.
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Cambodia
China
Ex-Convict Charged in Iv. Murder and Robbery
Kentucky man Bill Delaney, 32, formerly released from state penitentiary, is charged with murder and armed robbery in the slaying of Sidney Ohio teacher David A. Riddle and the abduction of two men. Police say Delaney shot Riddle in a Jeff tavern dance hall on Christmas Eve and then forced Back and Heffenberger into a car, taking a small amount of money before Buck overpowered him.
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David A. Riddle
Sidney
Ohio
Bill Delaney
Tribbey
State Penitentiary
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Wicco
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Danny Heffenberger
Heffenberger
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Ohio River cleanup progress shown by ORSANCO report
ORSANCO says 98.5 percent of the Ohio River Valley population of 11.5 million lives in communities with sewage treatment plants either operating or under construction. The eight state agency released its 15th annual report on progress since 1948.
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Oswald Probers Expected to Question Mrs Oswald
Mrs Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, may testify before the presidential committee investigating President Kennedy’s assassination. Her attorney John M. Thorne said Rankin, the committee's chief counsel, asked about her availability and a date could be set for Dallas or Washington.
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Stassen sets date to announce 1964 campaign plans
Philadelphia Minnesota former Governor Harold E. Stassen says he will announce next month whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination.
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Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Cyprus and Balkan Unrest Stretch U S Ties
In Nicosia a three nation Greek Turkish British force began patrols as Cyprus battles flared for a seventh day. In Sofia thousands protested U S policy, smashing windows at the U S legation over a Bulgarian spy case tied to the CIA. Demonstrators faced delayed police response and Bulgaria urged a protest to the Foreign Ministry.
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U.S
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Georgiev
Supreme Court
Central Intelligence Agency
Eugenie Anderson
United States
Ecumenical Meet Opens On Ohio Campus With Global Speakers
The 19th Quadrennial Ecumenical Student Conference opens on the Ohio University campus drawing about 2700 delegates and 300 officials from up to 60 nations. Speakers include Rev. Eliezer D. Mapanao of the Philippines and Alexander Sehmemann of Estonia, with Ohio University officials and other leaders attending. The theme “For the Life of the World” will be explored through daily talks and reports from around the world.
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William Stewart
Arthur Lewis
Frank Perry
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Eliezer D. Mapanao
Philippines
World Student Christian Federation
Princeton University
Nicholas Anim
Columbia University
University of Ghana
School of Education
William R. Butler
Alexander Sehmemann
St. Vladmir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary
Crestwood, N
Estonia
France
Toxic Smog May Cover Mars Says Scientist
Washington scientists report evidence that Mars may be coated with toxic smog like Earth's. Drs Sebastian Karrer and Carl Kiess used spectroscopy to claim atmospheric nitrogen dioxide explains yellow clouds, suggesting life-supporting conditions on Mars may be unlikely.
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Man Arrested in Twin Shootings in Youngstown
Youngstown police custody holds 28yearold Pi Leroy McBride in connection with fatal shootings of his ex wife Rose McBride 24 and Pride Fletcher 48 at 25 South Forest Ave A resident died from gunshot wounds Thursday night. The forecast calls for a cold period with below normal temperatures and possible light snow.
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Leroy McBride
Rose McBride
Pride Fletcher
South Forest Ave
Rhodes Said Ready To Nomination For Ohio Favorite Son
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes prepared to accept the Republican presidential nod with state delegates set to attend the national convention in San Francisco under Rhodes and Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C Bliss. The Plain Dealer cites high authority as they report ongoing private strategy talks between Bliss and Rhodes. Meanwhile the Kennedy family leads a large Aspen, Colorado ski gathering including U.S. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
San Francisco
Rhodes
Ohio Gop
Ray C Bliss
Church membership tops 1962 at 117.9 million
The National Council of Churches reports 634 percent of Americans belonged to churches in 1962, a repeat of 1961 and lower than 1960. Catholics grew to 23.6 percent with 23.6 percent of the population, Southern Baptist led with 10,191,303 members, and Jews and Buddhists numbered 5,509,000 and 60,000 respectively.
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National Council of Churches
Southern Baptist Convention
Methodist Church
Driton Seeks British Inquiry Over Lakonia Disaster
London reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Dannelas- Home will study calls for a full British inquiry into the Lakonia liner disaster. Greek Line lists 901 survivors 96 dead 31 missing. Official dead and missing list to be issued before Wednesday morning.
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Alec Dannelas- Home
Lakonia
Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor Party
Heart Attack Kills Gorgeous George at 48
Los Angeles report says Gorgeous George born George Wagner died Thursday after a heart attack on Christmas Day. The famed wrestler, 48, had legally changed his name to Gorgeous George in 1950 and rose to fame as a flamboyant figure in the ring.
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Two-Second Senate Session Sets Record For Short Convenes
Washington records show the Senate met for two seconds to adjourn and set a new rapid-session mark. The pro forma gathering occurred as Sen. Lee Metcalf presided and was followed by a Monday return to vote on the $3 billion foreign aid bill with only three senators present.
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