Defense Savings Planned
President Johnson proposes about 51 billion dollars for next year's defense budget. Joint Chiefs of Staff and McNamara discussed the plan after a Monday budget session. commanders had sought 60 billion, but officials say the smaller total does not weaken national defense.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
McNamara
White House
Congress Ends Long Peacetime Session With Difficult Ahead
Washington reports the 1963 session of the 88th Congress adjourned after clashes over civil rights and tax cuts. Senate leader Mansfield warned of tough choices on return in eight days, as the foreign aid bill and credit guarantees to the Soviet bloc were cleared before adjournment. The Senate finished action on the $3 billion measure and adjourned at 2:19 p.m. with the House following at 2:51 p.m.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
S&th Congress
Soviet Bloc
House
U S to withdraw 3500 from air bases in Japan
Tokyo reports a 3500 man and 78 aircraft realignment as the U S forces shift from Japan to the United States. The move includes the last operational B57 bombardment wing and affects about 2400 Japanese workers while 2000 U S dependents return home.
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U.S
Japan
Air Force
United States
U. S
Washington
Pentagon
Bulgarian diplomat sentenced to death in espionage case
Former Bulgarian diplomat Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev was sentenced to death by firing squad for spying for the U S Central Intelligence Agency. The six day trial ended with a guilty plea and no appeal. Georgiev admitted earning 200000 dollars for espionage and said he used the money to support several mistresses.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Supreme Court
Georgiev
U.N
Cyprus enjoys first 24 hours without shooting after nine days
In Nicosia British troops guard a neutral buffer zone between Greek and Turkish sectors as the capital marks its first day without gunfire. Greek Cypriot President Makarios and Turkish Cypriot Vice President Fazil Küçükagaoğlu agreed on expanding the buffer zone and negotiations, with talks focusing on restoring telephone service and removing the dead and wounded.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Milk Price to Stay Unchanged Despite Producer Increase
USDA reports a temporary two month 10 cent per hundred pounds rise for Tri-State milk will not raise bottled milk prices. Distributors say the 0.19 cent per quart adjustment absorbed in December keeps retail costs steady. Drought and reduced supply in Ohio West Virginia Kentucky prompted the proposed increase.
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USDA
Tri-State
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Columbus
Two Drowned In the Break On Lake Erie
A college freshman and the 77 year old daughter of a Sandusky editor drowned when ice broke on Lake Erie. Joan Klecka 18 and Betsy Roesgen of Huron were skating nearby when the ice failed. Roesgen is managing editor of the Sandusky Register.
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HURON
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Joan Klecka
Joseph Klecka
Betsy Roesgen
William Roesgen
Huron Roesgen
Sandusky Register
Brig. Gen Stilwell Wounded in Viet Nam Helicopter Fire
In the Mekong Delta near Saigon a guerrilla attack wounded Brig. Gen Joseph W. Stilwell and both American helicopter pilots. Stilwell, 51, was struck in the neck by plexiglass as the helicopter’s bubble was shattered. All three men were treated and returned to duty. Stilwell leads U S Army support units in Viet Nam.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mekong Delta
U. S
Stilwell
U.S Army
Joseph
Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
East Still In Grip Cold Spelluks
An early winter cold spell grips the eastern half of the nation while warmer air edges in for the central states. Subzero temperatures continue in the Midwest and Northeast with readings at 33 below in Watertown New York and 20 below in Lebanon New Hampshire and Lone Rock Wisconsin.
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Midwest
Gulf Region
Watertown
N. Y
Mercury
Lebanon
N.H
Lone Rock
Wis
Nixon Daughter May Attend Miami
Tricia Nixon aged 17 and her mother visited Miami University in Oxford and Western College for Women in Cincinnati area as possible choices for her college education. The Nixon family toured campuses on Monday amid education plans.
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Nixon
Miami
Oxford
Miami University
Western College For Women
Richard M. Nixon
Tricia Nixon
Goldwater To Tell His Plans Friday
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater prepared to announce whether he will seek the White House, telling Arizona Republican leaders in Phoenix that a decision would come on Friday. His telegram to supporters suggested a possible Arizona Senate reelection path, while New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller remained the only declared contender for the GOP nomination.
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Washington
Len Barry Goldwater
Senate
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Phoenix
GOP
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Walkout by Reedsville engineers halts dam project
In Reedsville the 70 million Reedsville Belleville Locks and Dam project stopped after noon as operating engineers walked off the job. About 200 workers quit amid a dispute over hiring with Dravo Corp. They say 40 to 50 were operating engineers. A meeting between company and union officials was planned for 11 am to issue a statement.
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Reedsville
Belleville Locks and Dam
Dravo Corp
Elaine Stewart Secures Divorce After Violence Allegations
Actress Elaine Stewart, 29, obtained a divorce in Los Angeles on Monday marking her second wedding anniversary. She testified husband Arthur William Carter, 45, was prone to violent rages, struck her, and several times tried to choke her.
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Los Angeles
Elaine Stewart
Arthur William Carter
Public Works Veto Studied By Johnson
President Johnson weighs possible veto of a 44 billion public works bill over executive rights concerns. The issue centers on Panama Canal funds and a provision requiring requests for appropriations go to a congressional committee for approval instead of the President.
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Johnson
Executive Department
Panama Canal
Congressional
Behan Reported Pretty Ill After Dublin Street Incident
Brendan Behan 40 was found unconscious in a Dublin street early Monday and officials say he is fairly comfortable but still pretty ill. Police investigate whether he collapsed or was struck by a hit and run driver.
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Dublin
Ireland
Brendan Behan
Four Children Die in Youngstown House Fire
In Youngstown on the East Side a two story frame home burned early today killing Joshua Hall Jr 12 Josephine 7 Brenda 4 and Deverer 2 of the Joshua Hall family. Four other siblings escaped in nightclothes while the father 34 and mother Mary 30 survived. Firefighters found the four bodies after hours of search. Gladys 14 who raised the alarm and held the infant Derick four months leaped to safety from a second floor bedroom.
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Carl Sullivan
Sullivan
Messenger Newsphoto
Joshua Hall
Youngstown
Sephine
Brenda
Deverer
Hall
Mary
Gladys
Fred
Derick
Smokers Burn More Than Ever Across 1960s
Washington report shows Americans smoked an estimated 523 billion cigarettes in the year, marking record output for the seventh straight year and a near three percent rise over 1963. The Agriculture Department notes factors point to continued increases in 1964.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Chou En-lai calls for peaceful coexistence with capitalism
In a Rabat taped interview, Premier Chou En-lai said Chinese Communists favor peaceful coexistence with capitalism and deny an inevitable world war. He blamed US hostile policy over Formosa and urged removal of American forces from Formosa Strait as he concluded a four day Morocco visit.
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Paris
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
China
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Rabat
Moroe Coo
1964 Outlook for East West Peace Talks With Khrushchev
Washington officials expect a easing of Cold War tension in 1964 but foresee a possible intensification of Sino-Soviet strains affecting world affairs. A Johnson Khrushchev summit remains a distant possibility if disarmament talks progress, with the president open to meetings with any world leader for constructive results.
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Washington
Russia
West
China
Johnson
Khrushchev
U.S
Psychologist Examines Jack Ruby Ahead of Trial
Yale psychologist Dr. Roy Schafer spent hours Monday examining Jack Ruby in the Dallas county jail. He said he will visit Ruby again and conducts tests for defense psychiatrist Manfred Guttmacher who handles Ruby's February 3 trial. A trial delay is expected.
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Dallas
Tex
Yale University
Roy Schafer
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Schafer
Manfred Guttmacher
Ruby
New Year Celebrations Worldwide Spark Ball Drops and Traditions
The new year begins with hopes for peace as millions gather for events from solemn prayers to festive revelry. Italians throw debris to shed the old. in New York Times Square crowds await the lighted ball drop atop a 70 foot spire.
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Italy
New York
Times Square
Allied Chemical
Times Tower
Hoover predicts crime rise unless behavioral change happens
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns in the Law Enforcement Bulletin that crime will rise sharply in 1964 unless the more than 180 million population changes its behavior. He cites many people not doing their part and some siding with violators against law enforcement officers enforcing the law.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
22nd Victim Claimed In Hotel Fire
In Jacksonville Roosevelt Hotel blaze claims the 22nd victim, a 35 year old Atlanta resident Mrs Josephine Dupre. Fire Marshal McDernon will report findings on the cause and damage to the 12 floor 300 room hotel as 66 guests and firemen were injured, three still hospitalized.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Josephine Dupre
Atlanta
Walter
E. C. McDernon
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