Cost of Living Increase in October Shows No Inflation
The Labor Department reported October’s consumer price index rose one tenth of one percent with food gasoline and household appliances unchanged. Food prices fell three tenths while housing and apparel gained modestly. About 850000 workers tied to the index will gain one cent per hour in wage increases across auto farming equipment and aerospace sectors. Moscow says China row will not yield concessions and unity talks continue.
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Soviets Refuse Thant Plan on U.N. Finances
United Nations leaders and U.S. officials report the Soviet Union rejected Secretary General Thant s compromise to delay major votes until after year end to avoid jeopardizing Soviet voting rights. After talks with U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet ambassador Fedorenko, the U A R urged caution over a potential funding crisis threatening U N effectiveness and voting integrity.
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Soviet Union
U Thant
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
U.N. Assembly
Thant
United States
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
World Organization
Rusk
Gromyko
Mariner 4 Locks on Canopus Star for Mars Voyage
After two false starts, Mariner 4 finally locked onto the Canopus star enabling its 74 month 325 million mile trek to Mars. JPL officials said the May 1 flight path will use the star fix to steer toward a 8,000 to 10,000 mile near miss of Mars while maintaining the earthward sensor alignment.
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Pasadena
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Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Canopus
Earth
Mariner
Mariner 4
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Coldest November in 71 Years Hits Minnesota Hard
The Associated Press reports Minnesota endured a record cold November with Bemidji and Brainerd at 30 below zero. Nationwide, arctic high pressure caused hazardous driving, with snow in Michigan and Indiana and widespread subzero readings across the Midwest and Plains.
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Hibbing
Redwood Falls
Rochester
Johnson Returns to White House Desk After Texas Ranch Visit
President Johnson resumes duties at the White House after an 11 day stay at his Texas ranch. He plans talks with Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor about U S policy with no expected dramatic developments. He dodges questions on FBI chief Hoover and King, noting free speech but urging restraint to avoid personal clashes.
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Newsweek denies Johnson plan to replace FBI chief Hoover
Newsweek reported that President Johnson planned to replace J. Edgar Hoover as FBI chief, a claim White House denied. The piece noted Hoover's controversy and a November news conference where he attacked MLK Jr. and the Warren Commission, with Johnson allegedly seeking a successor.
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Newsweek
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Tshombe to Talk With De Gaulle
Paris AP report says Premier Moise Tshombe of the Congo arrived in Paris for a meeting with President de Gaulle before heading to the U.N. General Assembly. He pledged control of the rebellion and outlined plans for three economic zones Katanga Leopoldville and Stanleyville while noting Chinese arms found with rebels.
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Mississippi Civil Rights Front Splits COFO Loses Key Members
The Council of Federated Organizations loses its two largest moderate members NAACP and SCLC, leaving SNCC and CORE as the core. COFO headquarters shut briefly, then reopened in a curtailed form as tensions rise over policy and radical influence.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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SCLC
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David Dennis
Dennis
New Orleans
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Farmers group to convene in Minneapolis amid leadership calm
The National Farmers Organization meets in Minneapolis at the city Auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday with no sign of leadership conflict. Oren Lee Staley leads the militant group, which carried out a summer livestock withholding action causing clashes with non-farmers in several states.
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National Farmers Organization
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Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Paroled Iowa Man Charles Larson Former Guard Beats
Charles Larson 39 of Fort Dodge has been released on parole from the State Penitentiary. He was sentenced November 23, 19 6 to 9 years for fatally beating a guard at the Men’s Reformatory during an escape.
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Des Moines
Charles Larson
Fort Dodge
State Parole Board
Larson
Cattle Futures Debut Draws Crowd at Chicago Exchange
In Chicago the Mercantile Exchange saw livestock industry reps press for live cattle futures trading. Officials reported strong interest as 40 units traded within minutes of opening, each unit equal to 25 head of cattle.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Exchange
New Jersey Widow Found Dead in North Miami Beach Home
The nude body of Julia Berger, a about 50 year old widow from New Jersey, was found wrapped in a blanket in her winter home in North Miami Beach. Police say she was beaten and strangled about a week earlier with a coat hanger twisted around her neck.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New Jersey
Julia Berger
Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Death Toll Reaches Record
Traffic accidents over the 1964 Thanksgiving four day period killed 550 people, topping the previous record of 543. Rain and snow affected northern areas as warnings were issued and several multi casualty crashes occurred, including eight deaths in South Carolina.
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The
Weather Bureau
South Carolina
National Safety Council
Council
Mariner 4 Reaches Canopus After Guidance Change
The U S space probe Mariner 4 heading to Mars is now locked on the star Canopus after initially tracking a wrong star. Ground stations sent two radio commands to correct the guidance during its 325 million mile voyage.
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Soo Line seeks to discontinue two passenger trains
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission set five days of hearings on Soo Line's request to discontinue trains 9 and 10 between St. Paul and Noyes. The railroad reported losses of 400000 dollars per year in 1962 and 1963. Hearings are scheduled January 19 20 21 in Thief River Falls Courthouse January 22 in Glenwood Courthouse and January 26 in the commission office in St. Paul.
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Commission
Traffic Deaths in Iowa Today and Year Ago
A fragment reports traffic fatalities in Iowa with numbers for today and a year ago. Details are unclear and not fully readable.
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