Senator Young declines ambassador post amid reelection talk
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio, 72, denied plans for an ambassadorship and left unclear his 1964 reelection intentions. Closely by, speculation centers on possible GOP challenger former Senator John Bricker or Representative Robert Taft Jr. Filing in Ohio is February 8.
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Stephen M. Young
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House
Senate
John Bricker
Robert Taft Jr
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Let's Fly To Moon Together JFiK Proposes To Russia
The United States may ease agricultural trade with the Soviet bloc if Moscow offers to buy surplus U S wheat. Soviet purchases of Canadian and Australian wheat spur calls from farm lawmakers to expand trade. No laws ban sales, but U S subsidies keep major crops uncompetitive reducing shipments to the Soviet Union.
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United States
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Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Mrs Nhu ranks Khrushchev ahead of Mao in danger
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, first lady of South Viet Nam, told reporters in Belgrade that Soviet Premier Khrushchev is more dangerous than Mao. She supported coexistence with caution, saying Khrushchev’s version is not genuine and amounts to subversion.
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Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Britain to publish 60000-word sex and security report
Prime Minister Macmillan will release the 60 000 word official report on Britain sex and security after a Thursday cabinet meeting with Harold Wilson leader of the Labour party. The full report is expected next week.
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London
Britain
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Curly-Haired Gunman Sought in Portage County Manhunt
Authorities sought David H. Zirwas 25 of Lake Milton after a vending operator was killed and three others robbed with an assault in Portage County. Zirwas, described as curly haired and left handed, was last seen driving a white Cadillac convertible near Rootstown with license AM3662.
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Niles
Portage County
David H. Zirwas
Lake Milton
Zirwas
Rootstown
Goldwater vows to oppose limited test ban treaty
Sen. Barry Goldwater says he will vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite warnings of political suicide. He declares the treaty detrimental to the nation and vows to serve country over career, signaling potential presidential bid impact. A separate Ohio matter reports delayed construction in several states, a fatal slaying in Youngstown tied to an abduction, and a Greenfield tavern appealing a liquor suspension with a hoax closure note on its window.
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Barry Goldwater
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Senate
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Greenfield
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
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Pickets Protests at JFK as Kennedy Visits United Nations
Pickets march outside the United Nations in Hammarskjold Plaza as President Kennedy passes by on the way to speak at the UN. Signs blame him for Birmingham six child deaths and call for action, representing groups such as CORE, Socialist Workers Party, Progressive Labor Movement, and Youth Against War and Fascism.
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Kennedy
United Nations
Birmingham
Hammarskjold Plaza
Jfk
Caroline
John Jr
Congress of Racial Equality
The
Socialist Workers Party
Progressive Labor Movement
Young Socialist Alliance
National Committee For Freedom Now Party
and Youth Against War
Firefighters tackle Girard blaze as 29 overcome by smoke
Fire protection in Girard Ohio for a 13 000 population was largely volunteer led as 29 firemen from Girard and four nearby communities were treated for smoke inhalation after a Thursday afternoon blaze destroyed three West Liberty Street buildings. The regular department members were recovering.
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Ohio
St. Elizabeth
North Side
West Liberty Street
Kennedy urges joint US Soviet moon expedition for peace
President Kennedy at the United Nations urged a pause in the cold war and proposed pooling research for a joint moon mission with the Soviet Union. He linked the idea to a hoped for nuclear test ban treaty and broader disarmament while calling for racial and religious equality and stronger UN cooperation.
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N.Y
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Cuba
Congo
Bones Uncovered Near Point Pleasant Skeleton Found by Creek
Morris Roush and Arthur Ohlinger found a partial human skeleton along Broad Run Creek near Point Pleasant. Coroner Oliver D. Eschenaur and deputies investigated, noting creek bank cave and possible long burial. bones wired, surgical marker observed. Dr. Eschenaur ordered study of the bones.
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Morris Roush
Arthur Ohlinger
Broad Run Creek
Toria Qohlinger
Oliver D. Eschenaur
Morris Bragg
Eschenaur
Boutwell OKs Racial Appointees to Birmingham Mission
Mayor Albert Boutwell welcomed a presidential commission aimed at racial peace in Birmingham after the Sunday church bombing that killed four girls. He praised Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall as distinguished appointees, while five Birmingham leaders plan talks with Kennedy in Washington. Meanwhile David Wolford, 91, is in poor condition after wandering from his home and being found in the woods.
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Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Point Pleasant
David Wolford
Ashton - Upton Rd
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Wolford
Mansfield warns Viet Nam crisis demands full agency cooperation
Senator Mike Mansfield asserts that without prompt and full support for Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge from all U S agencies in South Vietnam a disaster looms. He says Lodge must secure cooperation, not beg for it, and that administrative discipline is needed to adapt quickly to policy changes.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Lodge
United States
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Paladin Actor Richard Boone Hospitalized After Car Crash
Los Angeles police say Richard Boone actor in Have Gun Will Travel was hospitalized with serious injuries after his high priced sports roadster struck a parked car. He hit his head on the windshield and his chest broke the steering wheel. Boone walked two blocks home where his wife Claire summoned a doctor. Facial cuts possible broken nose ribs and knee cuts reported. In Cleveland Ariane Tebbenjohanns will lecture with Dr Sam Sheppard speaking in defense of her love for a convicted wife slayer.
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Los Angeles
Richard Boone
E. T Loftus
Boone
Pacific Palisades
Claire
Cleveland
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Sam Sheppard
GOP Responds To Kennedy Tax Plan With Spending Curbs
The GOP outlines its stance against Kennedy’s 11 billion dollar tax cut without a spending limit. Rep John W Byrnes pledges to oppose the bill unless a spending lid amendment is attached. Byrnes speaks tonight on ABC CBS networks at 6 pm EST. Rep Thomas B Curtis will follow on NBC networks at 6 pm Saturday.
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the Nation
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
ABC
CBS
Mutual Radio
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Curtis
Republican House
Joint Economic Committee
Quints Do Splendidly At St Luke's Hospital
Five Fischer quintuplets mark their first week in a hospital nursery incubators keeping them content and healthy. Authorities report four girls and a boy thriving as public interest grows outside the glass wall of the nursery.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Sukarno Promises Peace After Anti British Protests
Indonesia seeks to mend ties with Britain after anti British demonstrations peak with a £400,000 British Embassy fire in Jakarta. President Sukarno promises to protect foreign properties and bars seizure without approval, while British nationals flee concerns.
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Indonesia
Britain
Sukarno
Malaysia
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