Goldwater accuses Johnson of political use of Christmas
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater charges President Johnson with playing politics with Christmas by pushing a three billion foreign aid bill during the holidays. Goldwater criticizes arm twisting of lawmakers as he recuperates in Phoenix and plans to vote against the measure in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
House
Senate
Goldwater
Mark Trice
Phoenix
Ariz
Soviet Union
Holiday Spirit Missing In Token Congress Meet
Washington lawmakers held no business token sessions as the Senate and House planned pro forma meetings to satisfy rules and adjourn until Monday. Sen. William Proxmire warned of a possible lengthy Monday wrangle over a provision in the $3 billion foreign aid bill about export import bank guarantees for wheat sales to Russia.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Japan to Deport Red China Defector Chou
Tokyo reports Japan will deport Chi nese defector Chou Hung-ching, 44, to Red China despite objections from Nationalist China. Nationalist officials claim pressure from sympathizers swayed his asylum bid. Chou, an interpreter for a Red Chinese mission, sought asylum at the Soviet Embassy in Tokyo on Oct 7. Russians handed him to Japanese authorities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chon Hung-ching
Red China
China
Chon
Formosa
Chou
Justice Ministry
Peking
President Johnson hunts deer then shifts to Cyprus crisis
Johnston City, Tex. AP President Johnson rises before dawn to bag a buck on his ranch then tackles Washington tasks. A ranch guest, former Gov. Buford Ellington, also shoots. Johnson later appeals for a halt to the Turkish Greek bloodletting in Cyprus in letters to Archbishop Makarios and Turkish and Cypriot leaders, pledging support for any action to end the fighting.
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Johnston City
Tex
Johnson
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
LBJ
Washington
Cyprus
White House
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Cemal Gursel ofTurkey
Fewer Stops For Northeast Florida Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Northeast Airlines to discontinue stops at Baltimore Jacksonville and Tampa on routes from the Northeast to Florida effective January. The board previously revoked authority on New York to Miami and Northeast appeals. The carrier cites financial strain and lack of suitable aircraft for all southern markets. Eastern Air Lines and National Airlines challenged CAB jurisdiction, which the board denied. Northeast says most routes are in New England Pennsylvania and New York.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Tampa
Fla
Tthe
Florida
Northeast
New York
Miami
Eastern Air Lines
National Airlines
New England
Pennsylvania
Johnson pushes foreign aid reform amid Erhard visit
President Johnson moved to tighten economy in the executive branch by ordering a fast review of foreign aid programs. A seven member panel led by George Ball will report by Jan. 15 on eliminating waste and red tape. He halted federal hiring growth and reevaluated defense spending as Erhard arrives for talks at the LBJ ranch near Austin Texas.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Texas White House
George W. Ball
Kermit Gordon
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development
AID
Dean Rusk
Lbj Ranch
Erhard
Houston
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Rusk
Agriculture
Orville Freeman Ball
Christian A. Herter
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson [Ranch House
John A. McCone
Thomas C. Mann
Theodore C. Sorensen
Johnson ‘Ranch
Congress
Boston Civil Rights Leaders Say Firing Line Tightens
Rev James Breeden and 80 Williamston NC activists visited Boston for a freedom rally at St Pauls Episcopal Church to discuss de facto school segregation and a broader line of civil rights protests. Massachusetts SCLC members joined demonstrations in Williamston and praised a new sentiment against retreat.
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Boston
South
James Breeden
Williamston
N.C
Freedom Movement
Wil Hamston
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Breeden
Massachusetts
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Massachusetts Sclc
Rockefeller Plans New Hampshire Swing In Primary Year
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, the sole declared Republican candidate, resumes his campaign with a New Hampshire foray ahead of the March 10 primary. The schedule also lists California visits and a National Press Club address on January 10, plus multiple New Hampshire communities through January 9 and 24.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
California
National Press Club
Washington, D.C
Rockefeller
Manhattan
Women's National Republican Club
Marin County Volunteers
Kenrey
Portsmouth
N.H
Concord
Manchester
Keene
Swanzey
Peterborough
Wilson
Milford
Laconia
Plymouth
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Carlisle
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Bags Deer
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NEW England Furniture
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