Johnson to review world affairs and budget with aides
President Johnson meets today with Secretary of State Rusk and Presidential Assistant Bundy to review world developments and discuss the next fiscal year's budget and personnel matters. Ambassadors shifts anticipated starting January. McGhee and Bruce not expected to participate. Also announced are new IRS commissioner Cohen and undersecretary Deming. Deming to lead monetary affairs at Treasury.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
State Department
Rusk
Bundy
Washington
George McGhee
U.S
Bonn
West Germany
McGhee
David K. E. Bruce
London
Frederick Lewis Deming
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Treasury
Mitchell Rogovin
Commissioner of
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Cohen
Bertrand Harding
IRS
Harding
Mortimer Caplin
Deming
Des Moines
Washington University
St. Louis
Minneapolis Bank
Robert V. Roosa
Washington, D.C
Rebels Capture Wamba and Report Cannibal Rites
White mercenaries and Congolese troops seized Wamba after a 250 mile drive from Stanleyville and rescued over 120 European hostages. They said about 10 whites were slain on Christmas and parts of their flesh eaten in ritual cannibalism by rebels.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Wamba
Stanleyville
Congolese
Malaysia Rejects U.S. Loan Offer
Malaysia rejects a U.S. military loan proposal after learning it carries 5 percent interest. The loan would run five to seven years and fund American aircraft and other equipment. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak criticized the terms in the House of Representatives.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
United States
Indonesia
Tun Abdul Razak
House of Representatives
U.S
Brainerd Blaze Destroys Business Block Injures Several
A fire in Brainerd Minnesota on Monday gutted a three story business block. Two women and a child were rescued from a third floor apartment as flames spread. Three others were injured when a wall blew out from the blast. The loss was estimated at four hundred thousand dollars.
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Brainerd
Minn
Explo
Brainerd, Minn
Carl Johnson
Patti Collins
Wilma Fairley
Siegel
Sandberg
Masked Trio Robs Brinks Truck At Divine Savior Church
Three gunmen in Halloween masks robbed a Brinks armored truck at Divine Savior Church in Norwood Park, tying up two priests and a guard. They fled with part of the Sunday collection and bound the guard to a cemetery fence as they escaped. Police expect a later inventory to reveal the total loss. The incident echoes a similar Paterson New Jersey heist last week.
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Chicago
Brink’s Inc
Divine Savior Church
Paterson
N.J
AS. Genet
Brink’s
Donald Hoagland
Brink
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Divine Savior
Robert Johnson
Alsip
Walter Morris
Johnston
Richard Burke
Father Morris
Father Burke
Bernard Gendek
Gendek
Brinks
Norridge
Wall collapse injures three in Brainerd business block
A wall rupture in a downtown Brainerd, Minnesota, fire scene injured six people, including three men, a woman, and a baby. Richard Raymond, 24, had his left foot amputated after being trapped. Fire chief Ray Shortridge estimated losses at about $400,000 as 15 tenants lost homes.
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Richard Raymond
Public Finance Corp
Brainerd
LBJ Plays Cards on Filling Vacant Post Jobs
President Johnson considers a sweeping shakeup of the little Cabinet with new appointments to posts such as undersecretary and assistant secretary. A talent hunt is under way as officials and their wives await word on who will be promoted or dismissed.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Johnson
William J. Driver
Veterans Administration
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue
Driver
John S. Gleason Jr
Cohen
IRS
Bertrand Harding
Mortimer Caplin
Four Die in Separate Crashes Raise Toll to 824
Four people died in separate crashes as Minnesota road toll climbed to 824. Victims include Mrs. Dennis Weinerskirch 24 of Belgrade and Mrs Esther Kline 74 of Minneapolis. also 10 year old Mary Zweibel and 8 year old James Zweibel. Amon Reed Jr 31 of Moose Lake was the officer killed in a two car collision near Moose Lake.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Dennis Weinerskirch
Belgrade
Stearns County
Minn
Virginia
Owatonna
Edward McCready
Artesia
N.M
Farmington
Zweibel
Carol
James
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Paul
Amon Reed
FBI Seeks Specific Charges on Government Fingerprint Cards
The FBI urges detailing the exact offense on fingerprint cards when government employees are charged with sex or morals crimes. The policy reiterates past notices and aims to improve data dissemination, not related to any single case.
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Washington
FBI
Alaska Quake Lifts Ocean Floor Up to Fifty Feet
A geophysicist who spent six weeks studying the Alaska quake reports coastal ocean floor elevations reaching about 50 feet in multiple offshore areas. The March 27 event triggered substantial shifts and potential long term effects on seabed geography.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
House Whip to Decide on Cooperation With Blatnik
Speaker John W. McCormack may decide today how far the Democratic leadership will cooperate with Rep. John Blatniks liberal group pushing changes in House rules. The plan targets two Southern Democrats Williams and Watson and seeks limits on filibuster like discharge petition rules.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Blatnik
Rules Committee
House
Ways and Means
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Williams
Watson
No Showdown Over Soviets Vote Slated
The U N General Assembly plans to conclude year end business without a Soviet showdown. President Alex Quaison Lackey will announce an agreement allowing four new Security Council seats, a stopgap budget resolution by general consent, and an informal poll to resolve a Jordan Mali race, avoiding Article 19 clash and delaying recess to around Jan 11.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
Malawi
Malta
Zambia
U.N
Jordan
Mali
U.S
Traffic Deaths in Iowa Decline Since Year Ago
Today’s report shows 824 traffic deaths in Iowa, down from 902 a year ago, with figures suggesting a continuing trend toward fewer fatalities. The state averaged about 80 deaths per month this year, compared with 720 over the past five years.
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State Today
Iowa
Fourteen 1963 Special Laws Set to Expire
St Paul AP four teen of the 245 special laws passed by the 1963 Legislature will die unless local governing bodies act within two weeks. Secretary of State Joseph Donovan said the laws expire unless approved before the next session by the local unit's governing body.
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ST. Paul
Joseph Donovan
Urge Study of Educational TV
ST PAUL AP The Legislative Research Committee called for a careful study before the state starts an educational television program. An LRC report says experts and consultants should draft a detailed technical study of methods costs coverage and other major factors.
Humphrey Resigns Senate Post for Mondale Appointment
Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey formally resigns from the Minnesota Senate seat. Governor Karl Rolvaag will appoint Walter Mondale to serve the remainder of Humphrey's term, Mondale being the Minnesota attorney general aged 36.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Walter Frederick Mondale
Humphrey
Gunmen Rob Buffalo City Office in Heist
Two gunmen robbed Buffalo city treasurer's office of about 299000 dollars today police said. One assailant struck city treasurer Melvin Elliott as he confronted them near the beach while attempting to stall the robbers inside the office.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Melvin Elliott
Ellott
LBJ Prefers Bourbon and Water Before Dinner
White House physician Rear Adm. George G. Barkley says President Johnson favors bourbon with water before meals. He notes the idea may stem from Yuletide observations at the LBJ Ranch where visitors are offered cake and egg nog likely made with bourbon.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
George G. Barkley
White House
LBJ
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