Johnson Starts Work On Budget
Washington indicates President Johnson will submit the 1965 budget by Jan. 18 and meets with top aides and civil rights leaders. He plans to present the Enrico Fermi Award to J Robert Oppenheimer, while pressuring defense contractors to ensure value for money. The White House pushes thrift after a 12 hour day and a five hour Sunday session.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
Kermit Gordon
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
McGeorge Bundy
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Arowa
Kennedy
Defense Department
McNamara
Gordon
Joseph Campbell
Unhappy Marriage Threat Targets Dallas Pastor
The Rev. Robert S. Jones, 65, a retired pastor, received a Sunday threat by phone from a man in an unhappy marriage who said the pastor who officiated at his wedding “was going to die for it.” Police were notified and investigated the incident.
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Dallas
UPI
Robert S. Jones
Jones
Virginia Court Rules 6-1 on School Closings
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that Prince Edward County could close its public schools to avoid integration. The decision affirmed local option on operating schools, while Chief Justice Eggleston dissented, urging state responsibility to provide education. The case ties to a long fight over school desegregation already before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Virginia
John Eggleston
Virginia High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Eggleston
United States
Prince Edward
Bay State Men Seen on Ticket For No 1 and No 2
Senator Paul H. Douglas of Massachusetts notes potential nominees for 1964. He predicts Republican hopefuls for president may be Henry Cabot Lodge or Clifton Case, with Robert Kennedy as a Democratic vice presidential possibility. Douglas cites Goldwater’s appeal waning since Johnson’s rise to the presidency.
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Boston
Paul H. Douglas
D-Al
Massachusetts
Douglas
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Sixty Defenders Die in Saigon Fort Battle
Sixty South Vietnamese civil guards fought a Communist assault on the Bau Cao post near Tay Ninh. Forty two guards were killed and 15 wounded, with 28 women and children also dying. Reinforcements arrived at noon as the Viet Cong withdrew. many enemy casualties believed carried off. The Battle lasted from midnight to noon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Bau Cao
Tay Ninh
Black Virgin
U.S
J F K Appointee Falls to Death in Miami
Grant Stockdale former U S ambassador to Ireland and Kennedy friend died after falling from the 13th floor of the Du Pont Building in downtown Miami landing on a fifth floor ledge. Police call it apparent death by own action. Stockdale, 48, was a Miami real estate executive and former administrative assistant to Senator George Smathers and Florida legislator. President Kennedy appointed him ambassador to Ireland.
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Miami, Fla
Grant Stockdale
U.S
Ireland
Kennedy
du Pont
Miami
Stockdale
George Smathers
D-Fla
iMs
Florida
No Worry Wart Kevin Perry Ends Up in Hospital
In Southend England 14 year old Kevin Perry walked a mile rode a train two miles and caught a bus to reach a hospital and tell staff that he had been shot. His father said Kevin just does not like to worry people after doctors treated him.
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Southend
England
UPI
Kevin Perry
Kevin
Kuppeilet
New York Lawyer Wins Hancock Raceway Foreclosure Sale
George W. Vivino, a New York lawyer, tops bidders at 400000 in a Berkshire County Superior Court foreclosure auction for Hancock Raceway Inc. at Berkshire Downs Old Richmond Hancock. Emprise Corp of Buffalo loaned 425000 and held a second mortgage. the sale closed within a minute as Deputy Sheriff Cummings lined up bids and Vivino presented a 25000 certified check amid shifting comments from Vivino and associates.
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George W. Vivine
New York
Hancock Raceway, Inc
Berkshire Downs Track
Old Richmond Road
Hancock
Emprise Corporation
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Sportservice,Inc
Hancock Raceway
Berkshire County Superior Court
Atty
Albert S. Silverman
Emprise
Hancock Track
Vivino
Rizzo
Wendell
Fred N. Cummings
Cummings
West 56Th St
Salvatore A. Rizzo
Scarsdale
N Y
Atty. Silverman
Mead Corp Official to Head Rising Co
Rising Paper Co announces Robert B. Anderson of Sheffield will resign as president on December 20. Richard G. Osborne, president of Cleveland Paper Co. and Mead Corp. associate, will be elected president at the annual meeting on December 20. Anderson has headed Rising since early this year after Fred May resigned.
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Anderson
Rising
Fred May
Pittsfield
Inonu Quits in Turkish Homecoming
ANKARA Turkey AP Prime Minister Ismet Inonu aged 80 resigned today returning Saturday from Washington where he attended President Kennedy's funeral Inonu faced coalition splits as two parties left the government leaving him to either form a new government or call parliamentary elections Reports of an assassination plot circulated and a heavy security guard protected him on arrival from the United States
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Washington
Kennedy
Wes
New Turkey Party
Peasants’ Nation’ Party
Inonu
United States
Chillicothe Man Heads Mead Corp
George H. Pringle of Chillicothe Ohio elected president of Mead Corp succeeding D F Morris who died last month. James W McSwiney elected executive vice president and Dr George H Sheets named senior vice president in Mead’s Dayton Ohio offices.
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New York City
George H. Pringle
Chillicothe
Ohio
Mead Corp
H. E. Whitaker
Mead
Pringle
D. F. Morris
James W. McSwiney
McSwiney
George H. Sheets
Mead Organization
Dr. Sheets
Dayton
Parcel Post Deadline For Christmas Parcels Outside New England
Boston UPI postmaster Ephraim Martin urged that all Christmas parcels headed to states outside New England be mailed this week to ensure delivery. He stressed timely mailing to avoid holiday delays and urged using parcel post for distant destinations.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Ephraim Martin
Forgery Case Ties Unlucky Lakeview Card Game
Terrence F. McGovern, 26, of 11 Tubilee Terrace, was found guilty in District Court of forging his wife's name to a $25 check used at a Lakeview stag party card game. Proprieter Samuel Cabrera, not in the game, was left out of restitution as Judge Frank W. Omini declined to help recover funds, citing gambling concerns. Police chief Nan Calnan said a report will be sent to the Pittsfield Licensing Board for action.
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Lakeview
Samuel Cabrera
Terrence F. McGovern
Frank W. Omini
Cabrera
McGayvern
Thomas H. Calnan
Pittsfield Licensing Board
Nehru creates India's 16th state Nagaland
In Kohima Nehru's government established Nagaland as India's 16th state with President Sarvepalli Radakrishnan presiding. The ceremony followed unrest by Naga groups seeking nationhood and referenced past border hostilities with China in October 1962.
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Kohima
India
Nehru
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Nagaland
Northeast Frontier Agency
Venezuelan vote signals democratic win amid terror attacks
In Caracas and across Venezuela, Sunday’s elections appeared to favor Raul Leoni of the Democratic Action party as about 95 percent voted amid pro Castro threats. Bombings and sniper battles disrupted polling, with one killed and 16 wounded including an American photographer. security forces deployed nationwide to protect voters despite clashes and arson.
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Venezuela
UPI
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Democratic Action Party
Congress
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Leoni
Jorgito Villalba
Democratic: Republican Union
Arturo
Uslar Pietri
Rafael Caldera
Social Christian Party
Raul Gimenez
Democratic Action-Opposition
Wborregales
National Action Movement
Britain
Labor Party
Vates
Zulia
Pietri
Communist Party of Venezuela
PCV
Movement of the Revolutionary Left
MIR
Fidel Castro
Urdanella
No Man’s Land
United Press International Agency
Carl Warmer
Miami
Fla
Associated Press
National Guard
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