France Recognizes Communist China and Plans Ambassadors
Paris announces establishment of diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China and mutual agreement to exchange ambassadors within three months. The move follows Britain’s earlier recognition. the United States denounces the step as unfortunate.
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Margaret Chase Smith to Toss Bonnet In Ring
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine mulls a GOP presidential bid with possible run for New Hampshire primary. If she enters, she would be the first woman to seek a major party nomination, though many expect a vice presidential aim.
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Don Tullis Dies Messenger Writer at 85
Dr Don Delano Tullis 85 former Athens minister and longtime columnist Everyday Religion died Sunday in Daytona Beach Florida He was a Marietta native and Ohio University graduate who later led church councils in Buffalo Cleveland New Hampshire and directed YMCA religious activities in 16 central states during World War I
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Bold Thief Smashes Window at Weiland Jewelry Store
Logan police report a bold thief used a rock to smash the Weiland Jewelry Store showroom window at 54 West Main Street early today and steal $950 worth of rings. Discovered at 7:45 a.m. The missing items include three ladies rings a man’s diamond a woman’s diamond and two black onyx rings.
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Curator Dies After Puff Adder Bite at Salt Lake Zoo
Jer ry de Bary 37, curator at Salt Lake City's City Zoo, died after a puff adder bite. He was cleaning the cage when struck Saturday night and died at 6 30 a m after hours of agony. Serum flew from the San Diego Zoo but did not arrive in time. De Bary, Swiss by birth, was the only reported puff adder bite victim in the United States.
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Johnson says spy satellites detect multiple ICBM launches
President Johnson announced that two U S spy satellites detected intercontinental ballistic missile launches from Cape Kennedy Florida and Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The missions included Titan Atlas liquid fueled boosters and Minuteman solid fueled missiles as part of a space based early warning concept.
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British Troops Quell Mutinies Across East Africa
British forces maintained peace in Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda after disarming mutinous former Queen's African Rifles troops. Investigations seek whether a coordinated plan underlay revolts amid claims of Soviet interference and fears of Zanzibar upheaval.
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Missionary Slain In Central Congo
An American woman missionary Irene Ferrell, 43, was killed and Ruth Hege, 58, wounded during a rebel raid on a Baptist mission at Mangungu in Kwilu province. The Congo government, citing Mulele's rebel group and Red China backing, declared a Kwilu state of emergency and sent 450 soldiers. Seven American missionaries and two children were evacuated by U.N. helicopters after attacks on Kandale station.
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Wellington
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Doctor argues monogamy is unnatural in family survival talk
In San Francisco the medical pioneer Dr Russell Lee told a University of California symposium that monogamy is bizarre and unnatural. He claimed in nature males accumulate mates and that modern marriage robs men of their hero role and fatherhood pride. Dr Lee is founder of Palo Alto Medical Clinic and Medical Research Foundation.
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Atlanta protest ends with 86 arrests after UN visit
In downtown Atlanta Sunday, 86 people were arrested amid racial demonstrations following a UN anti discrimination group inspection. At least seven were injured, including a Negro inmate at the city jail. Most arrestees were Negro students, with Dick Gregory among those seized. Local UN observers watched clashes between Negro and Ku Klux Klan pickets.
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Johnson Asks U S Funds To Aid Urban Expansion
President Johnson urged Congress to provide federal grants and loans to local governments and private developers to fund suburban growth with new classrooms roads utility lines and water and sewer facilities. He proposed a Cabinet level Housing and Community Development Department and swift action on a mass transit bill.
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Rusk Says France Cannot Alter Asia Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Japanese officials at a U S Japanese economic conference that France cannot influence Red China’s hard line toward the West. The remarks came as France announced extended diplomatic recognition to Red China and Rusk said Paris will not assume major defense or regional responsibilities in Asia.
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Congress Set to Tackle Civil Rights and Tax Bills
The House plans to bring the civil rights bill to the floor on Friday with amendments starting next week, while the Senate Finance Committee moves toward finalizing an $11.5 billion tax cut report for a Friday floor debate. Senate leaders aim for House passage of civil rights and Senate approval of the tax bill by February 11, amid expected filibusters and long negotiations. The Robert G. Baker hearings may follow with Max H. Karl, president of Mortgage Insurance Corp., as a witness in Tuesday sessions.
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Cleveland Picketing Planned Over School Integration
Cleveland leaders outline mass picketing study ins and possible boycotts to press for school integration. Ruth Turner of CORE says parents will join children in classrooms while demonstrations target the board of education and the schools receiving transported pupils from Hazeldell.
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CORE Calls For Boycott Of Schools
Cincinnati officials prepare for a one day boycott protest against alleged de facto segregation. CORE leader C W Vinegar urged action alleging discrimination in pupil placement teacher employment and school boundary changes. Ohio nursing homes must comply with new electrical wiring safety regulations today.
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Abele Proposes Subsidy Cut Or Tariff To Help Cotton
Ohio Republican Rep Homer E Abele urged removing export subsidies or imposing tariffs to make U S cotton and textile products more competitive with foreign goods He warned Senate passage of the House bill would raise cotton subsidy costs to about 780 million annually General Motors reported 1963 earnings of 1592000000 and sales of 16 5 billion a new calendar year record
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