Soviet unit ponders farm issue at winter meeting
Moscow AP report says Khrushchev opened a second special Winter meeting of the Communist Party Central Committee to tackle farm problems and boost production through chemical fertilizers, mechanization, and scientific farming. The 330 member body plus hundreds of agricultural experts and watchdogs attend. Pravda notes measures under study. Western reporters barred from the session amid a hard winter.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Central Committee
Westen
Soviet Union
Four U.S. Educators Deported by Ghana
In Lagos, Nigeria, Ghanaian authorities expelled four American faculty members and two other foreigners from the University of Ghana for alleged subversive activities. Included among the deportees is Professor William Harvey, dean of Ghana’s Law School, who was on leave from the University of Michigan Law School.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Ghana
University of Ghana
Ane
Wiliam Harvey
Lie University of Michigan Law School
Macmillan at 70 Quitting Politics
Former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announces he will not run for a House of Commons seat in the coming general election. He cites health and inability to fulfill duties of a conscientious member. Douglas-Home expresses regret as Macmillan’s long service ends after 70th birthday.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Macmillan
Commons
Bromley
Hie
Alec Douglas-home
Otter
Douglas - Home
Canada
United States
L Havel
Alec Douglas
de. Macmillan
Girl Athlete 13 Fans Defect At Olympics
Thirteen fans from Eastern Europe and an East German woman Olympic competitor defected in Innsbruck Austria authorities reported. Ute Guehler a 22 year old East German toboggan substitute slipped from her billet and headed toward the West German border. Seven Hungarians five Czechs and an East German doctor sought asylum in Austria during the Winter Olympics events.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Ute Guehler
J F K Library Gifts Near 1 Million
Boston AP reports nearly one million dollars in gifts to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. Merchants National Bank says total reached 979,215, with 45 gifts over 1,000 and an average of eight dollars.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Merchants National Bank
Harvard Business School
Charles River
Border clashes flare between Somalia and Ethiopia
Somali forces backed by tanks attack Ethiopian border posts while fighting continues at Tug Uagiale. Haile Selassie urges urgent OAU session as both sides declare border emergencies and accuse each other of initiating hostilities. UN Secretary General Thant calls for peaceful resolution and cessation of hostilities.
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Addis Ababa
UPI
Nae Ane Ue
Tug Uagiale
Haile Selassie
Organizatid of African Unity
United Nations
U Thant
Emperor Selassie
Abdi Rashid Shermarke
Somalia
Geuse Hos
Ethiopian Ministry of Information
Ethiopia
Yagiate
Aggression Charged By Somali Leader Seeks Security State
In Mogadishu President Osman accused neighboring Ethiopia of aggressive acts on the border and declared a state of emergency. Somali authorities were authorized to take necessary measures for defense and public security amid the border clash. Somalia urged a United Nations Security Council meeting to address the situation. The dispute centers on a large border region claimed by both Ethiopia and Kenya.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Aderi Abdulle Osman
Ethiopia
Osman
United Nations
New York
Security Council
Kenya
Beatle Fans Outperform Their Heroes
New York AP report on Beatlemania as fans surpass the Beatles in showmanship during CBS appearance on Ed Sullivan show. Police keep order while tens of thousands request tickets, and girls gather outside studios and Plaza Hotel seeking contact and attention from the Beatles.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Plaza
CBS
United States
America
Mafia Chief Nabbed in Bed at Palermo
Palermo police netted Petra Torretta a mafia chief sought for over a dozen killings. He was found in bed armed but unable to fire as national police and soldiers moved quickly into his Palermo apartment on Saturday night. The crackdown against the secret crime gang began last summer.
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Palermo
Sicily
Petra Torretta
Jime 3
Towing of Parkers Resumed in Boston
Boston police commissioner Edmund L. McNamara announced that illegally parked cars would again be towed from downtown streets starting Wednesday after almost a year. The revival targets violators amid resumed operations, while a chaotic incident at a hotel during Beatles rehearsal was noted in the chaotic text.
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Boston
UPA
Edmund L. McNamara
McNamara
Sunad
Day
George Harrison
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Rings Starr
Miami Beach
Fla
Washington, D.C
Towing and fines slated for garage violators say official
Mc Namara announced that violators would be charged the towing fee plus garage parking charges. The towing bill would be sent to the city treasurer and the violator could face a court fine.
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McNamara
Goldwater vows use of ships to halt Cuba shipments
Senator Barry Goldwater, seeking the Republican nomination, says the United States should use warships to stop shipments to Communist Cuba and advocates another exile invasion. He argues the blockade is ineffective and that allies are turning away as Cuba remains open for business. He notes the Soviet Union would respond if Cuba is attacked and recalls the earlier proposal to send Marines from Guantanamo to restore water service to the base.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Sen. Goldwater
United States
Guattanamo
U.S
Fidel Castro
Arizona
ABC
Soviet Union
U. S
Goldwater Delegation Formed in Massachusetts
Springfield Massachusetts UPI reports the Second District pledged to Senator Barry Goldwater R Ariz forming a convention delegation. The move, confirmed Sunday night, aligns Massachusetts with the presidential hopeful amid regional political activity.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Barry
Ar. Goldwater
R - Ariz
Massachusetts
Japan and Soviet sign second-year trade pact
Tokyo reports Japan and the Soviet Union signed a three year trade agreement for 1964 totaling 142 million dollars in Japanese exports to the USSR and nine million in Soviet goods to Japan. The second year promises a 16 percent rise in Japanese exports and a 3 percent rise in Russian exports over 1963.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Russia
Islander Evacuations Amid Rakatenda Volcano Activity
About 3,000 people were evacuated from Paloe Island in the Lesser Sundas after increased volcanic activity. Refugees were moved to Flores Island as dense smoke and ash clouds poured from Rakatenda since last month, according to Antara News Agency.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Paloe Island
Lesser Sundas
Rakatenda
Antara
Flores Island
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