All Arab Leaders Back Joint Arab Military Command
In Cairo and Tel Aviv, 13 Arab nations unite to form a military committee with administrative and financial roles and a permanent headquarters. Foreign ministers to meet to finalize the plan as Arab leaders seek a unified response to Israel's irrigation project amid war‑avoidance hopes. No site or participating states specified. details remain undisclosed. The move marks the first joint Arab command, drawing interest from the United States and Britain.
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Tel Aviv
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Arab League
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Britain
106th Birthday Woman Cheers Daily Stout
Mrs Elizabeth Howell of Stoke on Trent England marks her 106th birthday today and reveals she has drank a glass of stout every day since she was 13 years old.
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Stoke-On-Trent
England
UPS
Elizabeth Howell
Republicans Propose Public Private Health Plan for Aged
Washington AP Six Republican senators unveiled a bill for a public private health care plan for Americans 63 and over. It would guarantee 45 days hospital care 180 days skilled nursing care or over 200 days home health care financed by a higher Social Security tax and a federally chartered private insurance association offering a standard medical policy costing about 2 a week. Senator Javits called it the best chance for 1964 passage with bipartisan support. Other sponsors include Case Sherman Cooper Keating Kuchel and Smith.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
House
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Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooner
Kentucky
Kenneth 8. Keating
New York
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Panama Standoff Persists as U S Talks Continue
Washington notes Panama demurs while the United States reiterates readiness to discuss all problems affecting the relationship. The Panamanian government insists negotiations cover canal zone concerns before normalizing relations amid deadly riots, with Mar tin working to keep the truce intact and Chiari demanding a revised canal treaty.
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White House
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Panama
Pierre Salinger
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Roberto Chiari
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Martin
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Andrew J. O
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Governor Guy first picked up smoking at YMCA mixer
Bismarck North Dakota Governor William Guy recalled during a UPI report that he began smoking in college after receiving free cigarettes at a YMCA mixer. The remark ties to his past habit and personal history.
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UPI
William Guy
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1 000 Firms 350 000 Men Are Involved
Chicago report on a landmark master agreement between the Teamsters and about 1 000 large trucking firms affecting roughly 350 000 drivers. The three year deal offers wage gains totaling 28 cents an hour plus 17 cents in fringe benefits, with regional supplements and a ratification step by the Teamster membership. The pact, reached near midnight amid Hoffa’s threat of a selective national strike, sets the pattern for negotiations with smaller firms and includes provisions on pension and health funds, cost of living adjustments delayed for two years, and a four week vacation after 16 years.
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James Tt. Hoffa
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Boy uses perfume to quiet cap pistol odor
In Ellinwood Kansas Mrs Kenneth Hewitt tells her 7 year old son not to shoot his cap pistol inside as it stink. The boy Steve answers with a quirky fix pouring his mother perfume over the caps to mask the smell.
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Kenneth Hewitt
Steve
Pressure Grows in India For Nehru Succession Plan
NEW DELHI AP reports growing public and party pressure for Prime Minister Nehru to relinquish many duties. Speculation centers on former Home Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri returning to Parliament as Congress party leader, signaling him as Nehru’s likely successor.
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Moon Landing in Jeopardy Amid Budget Tug of War
NASA official Dr. Robert Seamans warns the moon landing may slip beyond 1969 unless Congress approves 141 million dollars for the current fiscal year and 5.3 billion for 1965. The Johnson administration presses Congress ahead of the President's budget request.
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Johnson
Less for Missiles Ships Sought More for Planes
President Johnson asked Congress to cut missile and ship spending by over a billion dollars and boost aircraft funding by 300 million. The Defense Department’s 1965 authorization request totals 10.6 billion for missiles ships and planes, down from 11.4 billion last year. The authorization bill size is 17.2 billion with 6.6 billion for research and development.
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Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Space agency seeks early hearings for NASA budget
NASA officials pushed Congress to start hearings ahead of schedule with a 5.3 billion dollar request and a 141 million dollar lunar funding supplement. They warned even full funding would likely push the moon landing into early 1969, while detailing broader plans for lunar probes, satellites, space stations, and missions to Mars and Venus.
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Congress
Sea- Mans
NASA
Mars
Venus
That's the Way Burlington Iowa Cookie Conveyor Short
The Midwest Biscuit Co. halted a cookie line after an electric short stopped a conveyor belt pulling 50,000 cookies through two large ovens. No injuries reported. The incident prompted an inspection of the baking line and safety checks.
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Burlington
Iowa
Midwest Biscuut Co
Nazi mastermind to go on trial for 160000 murders
LIMBURG Germany AP A mastermind of the Nazi mercy killing program goes on trial February 18 charged with murdering 160000 mental patients and Jews Prof Werner ievde 61 former SS Elite Guard colonel faces multiple murder counts Codefendants include two former aides Dr Hans Helel smann and Friedrich Tillmann
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Germany
Werner Ievde
Hans Helelsmann
Friedrich Tillmann
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