End Public Squabble Between Soviet China Quieted Plea
Pravda urges China to end open polemics and settle Soviet Chinese differences in private talks. It stresses seriousness of intra Communist disputes but argues not irreparable, repeats proposals for private meetings and a world communist party conference. It notes no progress on bilateral talks and signals willingness to wait.
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Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Pravda
Communist Move
Moscow- Peking
Union College Names New Dean From Hancock NH
Dr Theodore D Lockwood a 39 year old native of Hancock New Hampshire has been appointed dean of Union College He currently serves as dean of faculty at Concord College Athens West Virginia and will assume his duties February 1 at the New York area institution
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Schenectady
N.H
Theodore D. Lockwood
Hancock, N.H
Union College
Lockwood
Concord College
Athens
W.va
Johnson Gains Worldwide Confidence Early in Johnson White House
The U S Information Agency released Thursday a survey showing highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his first days in the White House. Based on material up to Dec 2, the survey notes a general sense of confidence in Johnson from international press outlets.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson
White House
Passamaquoddy Talks Open on Tide Power Plan
OTTAWA AP American and Canadian officials opened two day fact finding discussions on the U S proposal to harness Passamaquoddy Bay tide for electric power. The talks aim to learn the proposal and form an official view and are described as fact finding and not negotiations. Canada has not yet committed to the plan or its acceptance.
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Ottawa
U.S
Passamaquoddy Bay
Stewart Udall
Kennedy
Christine Keeler Jailed Nine Months in Perjury Case
London UPI Christine Keeler the 21 year old call girl tied to Prime Minister Pro fumo and Capt Eugene Ivanov was sentenced to nine months for perjury and six months for obstructing justice to run concurrently on the second day of her trial. Her roommate Paula Hamilton Marshall received six months for perjury and three months for conspiracy with concurrent terms. Mrs Olive Brooker was discharged. The case stems from Keeler and two companions lying about a beating she suffered last April blaming Aloysius Gordon, a jazz singer, with the truth surfacing later.
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UPI
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Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Britain
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Lucky) Gordon
Sam Thing
Gordon
Paula Hamilton- Marshall
Olive Brooker
Miss Hamilton
Marshall
Miss Hamilton-Marshall
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FBI Would Link Oswald to Walker Shooting
The Sun Times reports FBI probes whether Lee Harvey Oswald, Kennedy assassin, fired at Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker in Dallas seven months earlier. The paper says evidence links Oswald to the Walker shooting in an FBI report on Dallas Kennedy events, though authorities had no prior link before Johnson ordered the probe.
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Sun- Times
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John F. Kennedy
Edwin A. Walker
Dallas
Oswald
Walker
Kennedy
Sun-Times
Johnson
Pope Leaves On Jan 4 For Palestine
Pope Paul VI will depart Rome on January 4 and return January 6 for a three day visit to the Holy Land. He would be the first pope to travel by air and first to leave Italy in 150 years. Details of lodging and itinerary were not released. The trip aims to show Christian unity and prayer for believers in Christ.
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Israel
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Nixon State Looming for N.H. Voters
Washington AP reports plans to field a slate of delegates pledged to Richard Nixon in New Hampshire's March presidential primary. The move signals an organized effort to win the Republican nomination as Kennedy's death leaves a fluid field. Former GOP leaders confirm recent talks with Nixon and Eisenhower. Barry Goldwater calls his prospects uncertain amid the national political flux.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Washington Star
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
the Star
David §. Broder
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Protestant Church Council Calls Racism Purge in U S Churches
Philadelphia based Protestant council proposes a 10 point plan to purge racism from church life. The program urges open churches, integrated boards and fair employment, supports civil rights laws and urges action at national and local church levels. It calls for interracial gatherings and elimination of discrimination in church hiring.
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Philadelphia
UPI
U.S
General Assembly
National Council
Tional Council
Church of Jesus Christ
Labour Gains From By-Elections Signal General Election Momentum
In London minister Quintin Hogg's weak by election result fears rise for Conservatives as Labour expands gains in Manchester Openshaw and another seat. Labour officials hail the smaller Conservative margins and predict a Labour landslide within ten months.
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London
UPI
Quintin Hogg
Commons
Labor
iHogg
Lord Hailsham
Keith Stainton
John Hare
Hagg
Charles Morris
Openshaw
Manchester
Labor Party
RCA Denies Move Tied to Lower Pay Scales
RCA denied charges that its Meadow Lands Pennsylvania transfer was to exploit lower wages and fewer unions. Dan Arnold of IUE claimed Camden workers would be replaced by Meadow Lands staff paid less. An RCA spokesman said the move aimed to boost competitiveness and noted Meadow Lands workers had previously operated at Canonsburg since 1947.
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N.J
UPI
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Western Pennsylvania
Dan Arnold
RCA Conference
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Arnold
Meadow Lands
Washington County
Camden, N.J
Canonsburg
Clifford P. Case
R.M.J
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
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