Johnson’s $100 Billion Budget Aims Lower Red Ink
President Johnson unveils a 1963 budget near 100 billion dollars with the aim to trim red ink, cutting about 9 billion from armed services requests and 731 million from cabinet departments. Defense reductions bring the defense budget to around 50 billion, while revenue projections top 90 billion and a potential deficit under 10 billion hinges on an 11 billion tax cut.
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Armed Services
Defense
Rob
Ert
S. McNamara
Congress
Joh P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cyprus Peace Talk Set With London Conference Planned
In Nicosia Greek and Turkish Cypriots agreed to send representatives to a London peace conference with Britain Greece and Turkey to end bloodshed and preserve Cyprus. Archbishop Makarios and Fazil Kutchuk acknowledged the plan after intensive diplomacy by Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys who warned fighting could flare up again. No exact date was announced.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Greece
Turkey
London
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Mediterranean
Tax forms mailing half done for 1963 in Massachusetts
State Tax Commissioner Leo E Diehl said filing forms for 1963 is about halfway complete and set for completion by January 15. Long forms and partnership fiduciary returns will be available at state tax offices for filing by taxpayers and practitioners starting Monday.
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Boston
Leo E. Diehl
Diehl
Dieh
Ford Sedan 1953 for sale Auto with new plugs
Automobile for sale listing promotes a 1953 Ford sedan with automatic transmission and recently replaced plugs and points. It notes some extra features and a strong call to action to contact Eagle Family Want Ad at 447 7311 for cash offers.
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Gladys Fuhbrigge
Lincoln Street
Ilene Ford
Eagle
Five Day Forecast Warm Ahead With Light Snow Flurries
The outlook shows temperatures through Wednesday averaging four to eight degrees above seasonal norms with minor daily variations. Scattered snow flurries are possible late tomorrow or Sunday morning, with additional flurries or showers likely on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Khrushchev Visits Poland Seeks Arms Pact Talk
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Warsaw on a surprise trip and soon left with Polish leader Wladyslaw Gomulka for Olsztyn Province. Diplomats say he may push a new nuclear arms control plan for the Geneva conference later this month.
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UPI
Nikita 5S
Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Olsztyn
Barrington Native SETTOR Named Fish and Game Head
Barrington native James M. Shepard was named director of Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game by the Fish and Game Board, succeeding Francis W. Sargent who joined the Department of Public Works. A 1949 University of Maine wildlife graduate and Air Force veteran, Shepard has long led the division’s northeast district and helped expand public fishing access and hunting grounds. He lives in Acton with his wife Alfreda Heald and two daughters Christine and Patricia.
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James M. Shepard
Great Barrington
Henry M. Shepard
Alford
Division of
Fisheries and Game
Fish and Game Board
Francis W. Sargent
Orleans
Department of Public Works
Shepard
Acton
Fisheries and Game Division
University of Maine
North- East
Mlassachusetts
Gov. Peabody
Fish and Game Post
Department of Natural Resources
Sargent
Searles High School
New Mexico
Christine
Patricia
U S Begins Close Study Of Khrushchev Proposal
Washington officials study Khrushchev’s 21 page peace proposal to world leaders. Rusk says it aligns with U S policy and will be carefully reviewed. Johnson awaits full text at his Texas ranch as Geneva disarmament talks resume January 21.
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Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
Texas
Khrushchev
Johnson names woman to speak for consumers
President Johnson plans to appoint Esther Peterson, assistant secretary of labor for women in the U S work force, as a special assistant to handle consumer problems. She will hold the new post in addition to her Labor Department duties after a White House meeting at the LBF Ranch.
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Tex
UPI
Johnson
White House
LBF
Rangers in Viet Nam Survive Ambush After Night Battle
A South Vietnamese ranger battalion near Ben Sac Viet Nam crossed the Saigon River to attack a Viet Cong battalion in Binh Duong Province. Heavier resistance drew a two to one disadvantage and a six hour fight ended with four rangers killed and 17 wounded.
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Ben Sac
Viet Nam
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Binh Duong
Sai- Bon
World Treaties Urged to Ban Force in Disputes
Moscow reports Khrushchev calling for an international pact renouncing the use of force to settle territorial issues. The plan insists on four provisions including no force to alter frontiers and peaceful settlement via negotiations and mediation under the U.N. Charter. Khrushchev cites Taiwan Formosa, Korea, Vietnam, and Germany as areas needing renunciation of force.
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Khrushchev
Tass
Khrueshchev
Formosa
Taiwan
People's Republic of China
United States
Korea
Viet Nam
Germany
Goldwater Declares Candidacy for GOP Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater, 53, announced at his Phoenix hilltop home that he is a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He plans to file for a third Senate term but would withdraw if he secures the GOP nomination. A unique fundraising plan offers a limited edition 50-photo book autographed by Goldwater for donors of at least 1500 dollars.
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Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Robert Pickrell
Republican
Frank Middleton
Goldwater Campaign Treasury
Sen. Goldwater
Swear Word Eraser Proves Popular in London Market
A British air refresher maker reports its can labeled swear word eraser became a bestseller after the advertising gimmick drew demand. The firm says pent up requests forced them to sell the eraser at three shillings sixpence each.
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London
UPI
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