Khrushchev Sees Possible 1964 Arms Talks Progress
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said there are reasonable prospects in 1964 for a broad range of measures to slow the arms race and ease tensions. He cited armed force reductions, military spending cuts, a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression pact, no dispersal of nuclear weapons, and zones free of nuclear arms. Tass published his replies to Henry Shapiro of United Press International. Khrushchev added the Soviet people plan peaceful construction and that Americans do not want war.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Henry Shapiro
United Press International
North Atlantic Alliance
Warsaw Pact
Shapiro
Tass
Johnson Erhard talks end in mutual rapport for East West ties
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard concluded two days of talks with a pledge to pursue opportunities to ease East West tensions and seek a stable peace. Erhard stressed openness to new avenues for potential Soviet negotiations while rejecting any division perpetuation in Germany.
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City, Tex
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Fire Loss Could Reach One Million At Coffman Plant
A Sunday night blaze at Coffman Staircase Co. in Washington Court House destroyed the main plant, lumber yard, six smaller buildings and most of the stock. Lack of wind helped confine the fire to company property. Co owner Willis Coffman estimated damage between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with $100,000 in newly installed equipment also lost.
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Washington Court House
Coffman Staircase Co
La Konia Sinks Off Atlantic After Salvage Attempt
The burned-out Greek liner La konia sank in 13,200 feet of Atlantic water. Captain Trygve Gaasoe of the Norwegian tug Herkules reported the ship listing more on Saturday night and six men from a Portuguese tug joined the wreck Sunday to seal starboard portholes.
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Portugal
Lakonia
Trygve Gaasoe
Herkules
Earlier Journey To Mars Sought
In Cleveland Dr Allan H Brown of the University of Pennsylvania argues the United States must launch robot Mars explorers in early 1969 to study springtime Martian life. Delays could push the next feasible mission many years, despite NASA plans for an instrumented orbiter with surface sampling gear.
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Cleveland —P
United States
Mars
Allan H. Brown
University of Pennsylvania
U. S. Space Agency
Ships Hill and Crewmen Feared Dead After Collision
In fog off Copenhagen the French freighter Capitaine Louis Malbert collided with the Danish tanker Rosborg and sank. Seventeen crewmen were saved by Danish Swedish and Soviet vessels, while 8 remain unaccounted for. The Malbert carried 27 crew. Rosborg escaped with minor damage and sent two rescue boats that disappeared in the fog.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Louis Malbert
Rosborg
Weekend Toll Five Deaths On Ohio Highways
The Associated Press reports a Christmas weekend in Ohio with only five traffic deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. A Youngstown infant died of asphyxiation by a plastic bag and a Mount Carmel fire fatality raised the toll to seven.
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Youngstown
Mount Carmel
Columbus Woman Held After Shooting Near Five Mile Inn
Agnus Mayle of Columbus, 29, is jailed in Hocking County on a charge of intent to kill after a Sunday altercation at the Five Mile Inn parking lot in Green Township. Ernest Mayle, husband of Agnus, was fined for assault and battery and given jail time.
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Hocking County
Five- Mile Inn
Green Two
Mayle
Cutler
John Mayle
Vaughn Collins
Ernest Mayle
Hartman
Ernest
John
Agnus
King orders new election in Greece to end deadlock
King Paul ordered a new parliamentary election for February 16 to resolve Greece's political crisis. The monarch dissolved the Parliament elected November 3 after the two major parties failed to form a government and refused coalition cooperation amid Cyprus tensions.
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Greece
Pking
Paul
Cyprus
Fire Razes Army Navy Club in Youngstown South Side
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Army Navy Club and damaged five other businesses in a South Side building today. Fire Battalion Chief Thomas Diskin estimated damage at $100,000.
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Youngstown—P
Army-Navy Club
Thomas Diskin
Unscrambled index page fragment with scattered titles
A fragment of a historical index page shows scattered headers and codes for items such as loans notices and court actions. Reading is difficult but indicates a catalog of notices and financial data with various abbreviations and incomplete entries.
Frazenburg Bank Robbery Suspect to Be Arraigned
Cleveland FBI chief Earl Brown said Edmund Eugene Flott, wanted for the December 4 robbery of the Frazenburg branch of the First National Bank of Zanesville, was arrested Sunday night at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. One of three men charged, he faces arraignment before a U.S. commissioner on the bank robbery charge.
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Frazenburg
First National Bank of
Zanesville
U. S
Earl E. Brown
FBI
Edmund Eugene Flott
Cleveland Hopkins
Dublin Playwright Hart Hurled into Street Collapse
Dublin authorities report playwright Gehan Hart found unconscious in a street. He received emergency surgery at Meath Hospital and was listed in fair condition after the operation. Brendan Behan is not involved in the event.
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Dublin
Brendan Behan
Meath Hospital
Coolville Dentist Dr Gunder Dies At 94 In Coolville
Dr. G R Gunder 94 of Coolville died Sunday after illness. A 1898 Indiana School of Dentistry graduate, he practiced in Coolville 66 years. He married Laura Parkins in 1909. they lived in his birth home. Survived by wife, nieces, nephews. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. White Funeral Home. Lodge 337 graveside rites at Coolville Cemetery.
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G. R Gunder
Thomas
Elizabeth Gunder
Indiana School of Dentistry
Laura Parkins
Dr. Gunder
F&ram
Athens Elks Lodge
White Funeral Home
Eldon Boggs
Lodge 337
Tragedy at Hotel Roosevelt Leaves 21 Dead
Fire roared through the main floor ballroom of the 12 story Hotel Roosevelt in Jacksonville. 21 killed and 66 injured as flames and smoke trapped guests on upper floors. one woman died leaping from a window and an assistant fire chief died of a heart attack. Navy helicopters rescued many from the roof while Mayor Haydon Burns and officials say fire safety rules were followed and the cause remains undetermined.
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Jacksonville
Roosevelt
Elgcth
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Haydon Burns
York fire claims man inside Route 216 home
Nelsonville fire crews were called to 11:50 a.m. at Carl Sullivan’s residence, three houses south of Wayside Inn, off Route 216. Neighbors said Sullivan remained inside as flames intensified, and firefighters spent 25 minutes probing the wreckage before remaining heat halted rescues. The property was owned by R. V. Oakley.
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Nelsonville
Carl Sullivan
Route 216
Wayside Inn
Sullivan
R. V. Oakley
Full House Tonight At Nelsonville Council Meeting
Nelsonville city council will vote on leasing the Industrial Memorial Building to the Wm. Brooks Shoe Co. Nine groups plan special meetings at City Hall starting 6 30 p m to express views. A closed circuit channel will cover the debate with calls for comment.
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NelSondee
Wm. Brooks Shoe
Sylvania Electric Products
City Hall
United Organized Labor Council
Hocking Valley
IBEW
Nelsonville Athletic Association
York Township
Democrat
Hocking Valley Afl-Cio Central
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Elks
Eagles
Eucene Edwards
Nelsonville TV Cable
Final Approval Expected Today For 83 Billion Foreton aid Bill
The Senate was poised to grant final congressional approval to the $3 billion foreign aid bill as the House prepared to join in adjournment. President Johnson would gain a partial victory in his first clash with Congress, with Oregon Senator Wayne Morse among opponents conceding likely passage.
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Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
Oregon
Wayne Morse
All Faiths Conference Is Urged by Athenagoras I
Vatican says Patriarch Athenagoras I asks Pope Paul VI to convene a pan Christian meeting to unite against atheism and tyranny. The plan reportedly aims for a gathering in the Holy Land on the Mount of Olives next week, with Istanbul reports noting no date yet.
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Athenagoras I
Paul VI
Vatican
Istanbul
Athenas
Holy Land
Mount of Olives
Soviets Promise Aid To Algeria's Economy
The Soviet Union pledged help for an independent Algerian economy. Tass did not specify new loans. Moscow notes a prior $100 million loan granted in September.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Algeria
Tass
Arctic Chill Grips Texas As Snow Stages In
Arctic air mass sweeps the central states driving sub zero temperatures from Minnesota to Michigan. Snow and ice hit Texas with six inches at Sweetwater and sleet in Waco and the Red River valley, while Panhandle roads turn slick and warnings rise for southern Oklahoma and northwestern Texas.
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Associated Press
North Central
Texas
Waco
Red River Valley
Panhandle
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Cussins and Fearn President Ts Dead
Robert K. Domer was sentenced to die in the electric chair on April 20 for the fire slaying of an elderly Akron fruit pedlar.
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Canton
Robert K. Domer
Akron
Vian admits theft from freezer. $100 key detail
Palm Springs and Point Pleasant records show 21 year old Junior Lee Nibert being taken into custody after admitting theft of about $400 from a freezer. The report notes family ties and political context involving Gene Tunney's son John Tunney seeking the Democratic nomination in California's 38th District.
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Lee Nibert
Gallipolis Ferry
Sheriff's Department
Nibert
Palm Springs
Calif
Gene Tunneys
Hn V.ounney
California
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