Philippines to Help Settle U S Cambodia Differences
Manila says initial contacts have been made to mediate between the United States and neutralist Cambodia. Lopez notes encouraging signs as U S envoy Stevenson and Cambodian officials engage. Washington weighs use of Manila good offices amid broader Southeast Asia tensions.
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U.S
Cambodia
Carl Zimmerman
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United States
Salvador P. Lopez
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Washington
Diosdado Macapagal
Viet Nam
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Sihanouk
Kline Free on Appeal While U S Supreme Court Reviews
Minnesota Supreme Court issued an order allowing Marvin L. Kline to remain free during his appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Kline was convicted in 1931 of grand larceny for raising his salary while leading the Sister Kenney Foundation and sentenced to 10 years. A separate federal case charged him with fraud alongside four others. the state court affirmed the fraud larceny conviction. The 30 day appeal suspension expired, but an indefinite stay was ordered so the appeal can proceed to completion.
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Kline
Oscar Knutson
U.S. Supreme Court
All-Time High Set in Car Sales
Detroit AP report notes US auto industry set a 7.5 million new car sales record in 1963 according to Ward's Automotive Reports led by a surge in imports. Domestic car sales totaled about 7.13 million, below the 7.408 million peak of 1955. The noted 1963 figure covers Jan 1 to Dec 20.
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Ward
Automotive
Ward's
Iranian Prince Loses Damage Suit
Iranian Prince Emil Shokoohi, 22, lost a $20,000 damage suit against Phi Sigma Kappa at the University of Southern California. He claimed permanent arm and back injuries from hazing in 1959. The Superior Court ruled for the fraternity, which argued Shokoohi was unhappy over not being accepted.
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Angeles
Emil Shokoohi
Phi Sigma Kappa
Shokoohi
University of Southern California
ABC to Offer Most Costly Documentary
ABC prepares a 90‑minute special The Making of the President 1960 by David L. Wolper, after signing Theodore H. White. The documentary, costing around 400 000, uses 500 source tapes and access to both campaigns’ press secrets, with Kennedy’s assassination leading to final broadcast.
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New York
David L. Wolper
Theodore H. White
Wolper
White
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Minnesota probes possible new iron range near Hutchinson
Minnesota Geological Survey director Paul K. Sims reports a buried magnetic anomaly near Hutchinson that could indicate an iron-bearing formation extending from McLeod into Meeker counties. While promising, no core drilling has occurred and experts caution ore would need testing to prove profitability.
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Minnesota
Hutchinson
Twin Cities
Paul K. Sims
Minnesota Geological Survey
McLeod County
Meeker County
Sims
Cuyuna
The
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Minnesota Survey
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Meeker
Carver
Sibley
Renville
George S. Austin
St. Thomas College
Hook Lake
Lake Emily
Cuyuna Range
Stearns
Todd
Morrison
E. W. Davis
Reserve Mining Co
Davis
University of Minnesota
Dakotas
Grain Licenses Issued Prompting Measured Expectations
Commerce Department issued conditional licenses for the sale of 40.6 million dollars of U S wheat to Russia with terms to be met. Two unnamed American firms hold licenses each worth 20.32 million dollars. If the Soviet Union accepts shipping on U S vessels and other financial terms, the sale proceeds. Russia has balked at U S ship rates and credit demands but may pursue larger purchases up to about 250 million dollars.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Minnesota DFL Chairs Favor Humphrey or McCarthy for VP
County chairmen in Minnesota say either Hubert Humphrey or Eugene McCarthy could win the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Both are praised as effective national campaigners with broad appeal and labor backing, with practical notes on timing and succession if chosen.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
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Daniel F. Burton
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Karl Rolvaag
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Johnson
Goldwater Attacks Johnson as Campaign Signals Rise
Senator Barry Goldwater fired a broadside at President Johnson from his Phoenix home signaling a possible 1964 presidential bid. He denounced Johnsons pressure on Congress over the foreign aid bill and warned against arm twisting of lawmakers to rush approval. Goldwater spoke while convalescing from heel surgery.
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Tex
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Mice Seek Challenge Over Rewards in Maze Experiments
Scientists Daniel Brant and J Lee Kavanau report wild deer mice ran up to three miles and climbed 300 feet in a maze at the University of California Los Angeles. They ignored food water and mate prompts, suggesting humans may also be motivated by tough problems over tangible rewards.
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J. Lee Kavanau
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Bulgarian Demonstrators Besiege U S Legation in Sofia
Several thousand anti American demonstrators smashed windows on the first three floors of the U S legation in Sofia and overturned four cars in protest over a former Bulgarian diplomat accused of spying for the U S Central Intelligence Agency. Police arrived 45 minutes later and the legation planned a protest with the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry as the American minister remains in the United States.
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U.S. Legation
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Bulgaria
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U.S
Ivan Asen Christ
Georgiev
U.N
Supreme Court
United States
Cuba
Cardinal Cushing to Celebrate Mass for Kennedy
Cardinal Richard Cushing archbishop of Boston will fly to Palm Beach Florida Saturday to celebrate a special memorial Mass for John F Kennedy.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Man Investigates Hole in Normandy Road
Engineer George Robinson drove to a road hole in Normandy England to assess danger after reports of a sag. He found a hazardous opening and evaluated the risk to travelers.
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England
George Robinson
Sinatra Jury to Continue Study January 2
A federal grand jury will resume deliberations January 2 in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping case. The jury has been studying evidence against three men jailed by the FBI for the December 8 abduction. The suspects are John William Irwin, 42, Barry Worthington Keenan, 23, and Joseph Clyde Amsler, 23.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
FBI
John William Irwin
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
JFK Named Top News Maker by Canadian Editors
John F Kennedy was voted the world’s leading news maker for the second consecutive year by Canadian editors in a Canadian Press poll announced today. Presidents, prime ministers, and other leaders were named among the readers’ picks.
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Toronto
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy family in Aspen for a holiday ski week
A large Kennedy party led by U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward Kennedy arrives in Aspen Colorado to stay through New Year’s Day for a skiing holiday. The gathering includes other relatives and plans to enjoy the winter resort.
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Kennedy
U.S
Ert F. Kennedy
Edward
Massachusetts
Aspen
Colo
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