Second Lawyer Disbarred in Hoffa Jury Bribe Case
Nashville disbarment follows charges of discussing a $10,000 juror bribe in Hoffa trial prep. Harry Beard Jr. and Z T Osborn Jr. faced separate disbarment actions after Osborn was indicted. Hoffa trial previously ended with a hung jury and broader indictments against co defendants.
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Tennessee
James R. Hoffa
Harry Beard Jr
Lebanon, Tenn
U.S
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Z. T. Osborn Jr
Hoffa
Nashville
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Osborn
D. M. Harrison
Sukarno vows drive on Malaysia despite U S fleets
President Sukarno declared no force, not even the U S Seventh Fleet, can stop Indonesia from pursuing its confrontation with Malaysia. He spoke on Trikora Day at the palace, calling for mobilization, flag-raising on West Irian, and opposing British imperialism in Southeast Asia.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Federation of
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Trikora
West New Guinea
West Irian
Polka dot Satellite to Help Measure Density
The U S space agency launches a 12 foot polka dot Air Density Explorer satellite to measure atmospheric density at high altitudes. Aiming at polar orbit, it will be visible at twilight and track radio beacons to gauge drag from sparse air particles.
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NASA
Air Density Explorer Satellite At Point Arguello Launch
The Air Density Explorer, a 12 foot diameter balloon satellite, set for an orbital pass near Earth’s poles from Point Arguello California. A solid-fuel Scout rocket from the naval facility will boost the satellite. Its primary mission is to help scientists measure atmospheric density at high altitudes.
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Point Arguello
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U.S. Space Agency
Naval Missile Facility
NASA
Ruby Trial Will Not Be Televised
Dallas AP Jack Ruby’s February 3 trial for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald will be closed to television cameras and recording devices. Judge Joe B. Brown barred TV radio and still cameras, stressing due process and decorum in court.
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Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
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Rusk Holds London Talks With British Leaders on Soviet Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Richard Butler met in London after the Paris NATO ministerial to press for new avenues to engage the Soviet Union. They reviewed the Berlin problem Southeast Asia Latin America and Africa and discussed tensions in British Guiana and Indonesia’s stance on Malaysia. Rusk planned to return to Washington after productive talks with Prime Minister Douglas-Home and Duncan Sandys.
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London
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
Soviet Union
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Butler
North Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Aso
Washington
Alec Douglas-Home
Rusk and Butler
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Africa
Snowbound Northeast and Muskegon Endure Deep Freeze
Heavy snow blanketed the Northeast with 14 inches on Nantucket and up to 10 inches in Montpelier while Muskegon saw near feet of snow. Frigid air stretched from the Rockies to the Atlantic, driving temperatures below zero in 13 states and setting multiple records.
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Massachusetts
Montpelier
Falmouth
Mass
Bennington
Rumford
Maine
Muskegon
Mich
Rockies
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Florida
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Chicago
College Student Arrested for Threatening Kennedy
Russell Wence McLarry a 21 year old Arlington State College night student was arrested in Fort Worth and charged with threatening the life of the late President John F Kennedy He worked near the Dallas Trade Mart where Kennedy was to speak on November 22 He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Bill Atkins and faced a preliminary hearing Secret Service agents and A U S attorney questioned him The complaint says he stated he would be near the Trade Mart with a gun to get the President with witnesses present.
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Tex
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Arlington State College
Kennedy
MccLarry
Trade Mart
Dallas
McLarry
U.S
Bill Atkins
Secret Service
Asst
U.S. Atty
William Hughes
Joe Parker
Charles F. Kunkel
John F. Kennedy
United States
Soviet Police Seal Off Approaches to Embassy
Soviet police sealed off approaches to the Ghanaian embassy after a demonstration by about 500 African and other students. Police blocked male Africans and many Russians while two female students reached the gate as the embassy closed for repairs after broken doors and locks were reported. The protest followed reports a Ghanaian student, Asare Addo, 29, died near Moscow amid claims of foul play.
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J. B. Elliott
Vyacheslav Yelutin
Sovi
Asare Addo
Tass
Portrait Painter Margaret Foote Hawley Dies at 83
New York AP Margaret Foote Hawley 83 renowned miniatures painter died Wednesday after brief illness Her works reside in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art and other museums She maintained studios in New York and Boston
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New York
Margaret Foote Hawley
Miss Foote
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Boston
Jet Crashes on North Dakota Farm Identified
A jet interceptor, an F-106 Delta Dart from Minot Air Force Base, exploded and crashed on a farm near Flasher in south central North Dakota. The identification was made by the state highway patrol at noon.
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N.D
North Dakota
State Highway Patrol
Minot
Air Force Base
West Berliners Cross Wall to Meet Relatives
West Berlin residents with newly issued Communist passes crossed the Berlin Wall to meet relatives in East Berlin for the first time in over two years. Governors and officials announced changes to state mental health bus tour plans. A 28-year-old Wisconsin housewife was stabbed nine times and killed. her 2-month-old son survived.
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Black Creek
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Officials Fire Up Wheat Acreage Report for 1964
Washington AP report due mid afternoon will provide the first official winter wheat acreage estimate and forecasted production as farmers face voluntary planting plans for 1964. The findings may shape Congress debate on a new voluntary wheat program before next year’s output.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Irenee du Pont Dies at 86 Leader of Du Pont Empire
Irenee du Pont, 86, last surviving of the three brothers who built Du Pont from a small explosives maker to the world’s largest diversified company, died here today after a period of illness.
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Irenee du Pont
du Pont Company
Senate stalls two attempts to cut foreign aid
The Senate defeated two amendments to reduce the foreign aid bill from $3,299,500,000. Morse sought to trim to $380 million, then to $300 million, while Elender pressed $350 million. Johnson urged keeping funds for defense pact allies, with Republicans and Democrats split on the votes. The chamber prepared for final passage amid signals of further cuts and adjournment plans for January.
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Senate
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Core
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Leter
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
John O. Pastore
Oa.j
Canadian 761st Road Death in 63
An elderly Canadian, Hjalmar W. Hygaard of Port Arthur Ontario, died when a car veered off U S Highway 61 near Two Harbors Minnesota. His son Richard Hygaard was injured and hospitalized. The fatality pushed Minnesota 1963 traffic deaths to 761, well above prior-year totals.
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Two Harbors
Minn
U.S. Highway 61
Hjalmar W. Hygaard
Port Arthur
Ont
Richard
Highway Patrol
Minnesota
Deadline Set for Redistrict Move in Des Moines
Des Moines Atty Gen Evan Hultman urged a U S District Court on Wednesday to require the legislature to reapportion itself by June 1. The filing seeks a firm deadline for redistricting to be completed satisfactorily.
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Des Moines
Evan Hultman
U.S. District Court
Santa’s Failed Meet with 20 Month Old Laurie Jean Truchero
Santa Claus tried to make friends with Laurie Jean Truchero of North Adams Mass. The child cried for Mommy in the AP Wirephoto caption, reflecting a brief holiday moment with a family.
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Laurie Jean Truchero
Mr. and
Lawrence KF
Truchero
North Adams
Mass
Laurie Jean
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