Leoni Wins Venezuela Presidency Seen as Victory
Raul Leoni, 58, nominated by Democratic Action, was confirmed winner in Venezuela's election. Unofficial returns show Leoni with 32.3 percent, Caldera 22.6 percent, amid claims of Communist sabotage. Castros deny arms smuggling. Caldera surprised observers with strong showing. Leoni expected to lead a DA dominated coalition.
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Psoriasis Relief Promoted By New Skyalos Formula
Doctors report an effective greaseless psoriasis treatment named Skyalos that claims to reduce scales itch and redness. It is sold in drugstores in 3.19 dollar economy jars and 1.98 dollar tubes. A free report titled Latest Medical Facts About Psoriasis is offered by Lee-Colbert Co. Inc. at 38-01 23rd Ave, New York. In 1962 U.S. Savings Bond owners earned about 1.4 billion dollars in interest on Series E bonds they hold.
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L B J Renew Moon Shot Offer
United Nations delegates awaited Kremlin guidance as Adlai Stevenson revived Kennedy’s invitation for a joint moon flight. Stevenson, speaking for Johnson, proposed cooperative preliminary engineering and science work if a full agreement remains elusive. No Kremlin response yet.
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Army probes helicopter crash near Fort Benning
In Columbus Georgia AP reports the Army investigates a helicopter crash that fell and burned killing three men and injuring ten, two seriously. Authorities say the craft apparently attempted an emergency landing on U S 27 through the Fort Benning Military Reservation.
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China To Buy More Wheat From Canada
Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp expects another wheat sales contract with China under the three-year agreement to be concluded soon. China Resources Company has been in Canada negotiating with the Canadian Wheat Board as China aims to buy 112 million to 187 million bushels in the period starting last Aug. 1. The remarks signal a shift toward Eastern Europe and China as permanent wheat importers and a reassessment of Western supply dependence.
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Integration Urged By Atlanta Board
Atlanta board adopts a resolution urging voluntary desegregation of public places and private entities. The measure passed 4 to 1, calling for immediate removal of racial barriers and urging all agencies and institutions to act, though it carries no legal force.
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Douglas-Home forecasts Russia to strike West over China rise
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home told the parliamentary press gallery that Red China's ascent as a nuclear power will push Russia to seek an accord with the West. He warned an ideological war on two fronts would be hard for Moscow. He heads to meet President Johnson on February 12 to discuss NATO issues and a path to East-West disarmament, with talks in Geneva resuming next month.
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Parents Warned Of Sex Maniac In Cohoes Area
Coroner Anthony Matera warned parents in the Cohoes area after the murder of 11 year old Rosemary Sway. The girl disappeared on Thanksgiving while walking to a roller skating rink and her body was found in Melrose Creek off Pine Woods Road. An involved witness reported a dark car with double headlights passing near the area early Friday.
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Tribute to Kennedy at Interdenominational Memorial Service
In Philadelphia at Convention Hall Protestant church leaders honor John F Kennedy as America's first Catholic President. The interdenominational memorial service, part of the National Council of Churches General Assembly, praises Kennedy for liberty equality civil rights and racial justice. Dr Eugene Carson Blake will lead the service with widespread church leaders in attendance.
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Unity Sought On Local Level By Lutheran Leader
Philadelphia AP A West Coast Lutheran leader Rev Segerhammar president of the Pacific Southwest Synod of the Lutheran Church in America calls for local level unity while noting church bodies claim exclusive insight hindering progress. He urges dialogue to ease fears and says change starts locally.
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