Khrushchev Seeks Massive 7 Year Economic Overhaul
Premier Khrushchev has presented a plan to the Soviet Communist Party calling for a 46 billion dollar seven year program to overhaul agriculture and expand consumer goods. The move could shift domestic policy and ease cold war pressures, though it risks opposition from hardliners and heavy industry advocates.
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Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Moscow
United States
Washington briefs on Cambodia radio insult and coffee deal
In Washington officials voiced shock over reports that Cambodia's state radio celebrated the deaths of Thailand's premier and President Kennedy. They noted U.S. approval is needed for the coffee agreement to take effect by December 31. State Department described the Bolivia kidnapping as an accidental, not anti American, incident involving four Americans in a mine area.
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Cambodia
U.S
Thailand
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Congress
State Department
Bolivia
Bachelor 60 Pleads Santa For Bride In Santa Run
An Oklahoma City man 60 seeks a wife via Santa Claus in a Christmas contest run by The Oklahoma City Times. He signed his real name but asked to be listed as J. Adams and urged Santa to supply a list of marriageable women to speed up finding a partner before time runs out.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Claus
Oklahoma City Times
J. Adams
Santa
Johnson reportedly cancels Air Force Dyna-Soar project
President Johnson reportedly halts the Dyna-Soar manned space glider program, signaling a shift against costly defense space initiatives. Officials estimate $800 million to complete by 1968, with about $180 million potentially recaptured from prior funding, amid overall defense-spending restraints.
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Air Force
Washington
Ment
White House
Missile Space Daily
Secreary of
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Curren
Congress
Harvard Historian Perry Miller Dies at 58
Cambridge Massachusetts Perry G E Miller 58 renowned historian and scholar of the history of ideas died Monday apparently of a stroke He served as professor of American literature at Harvard University and was internationally noted for his work.
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Cambridge, Mass
Perry G. E. Miller
Miller
Harvard University
Pair fined for giving tranquilizer pills as Halloween treats
In Collingswood New Jersey a man and woman were fined 1000 dollars each and given six month suspended sentences for handing out tranquilizer pills as trick or treat candy to children last Halloween. The couple identified as Mrs Edna McCiry 39 a Philadelphia divorcee and Frederick E Waterhouse 30 of Collingswood faced the penalties.
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Edna McCiry
Philadelphia
Frederick E. Waterhoue
Collingswood
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