Opponent of De Gaulle Wins Socialist Support in France
Paris. Gaston Defferre of Marriles wins grudging socialists backing for his presidential bid. Mollet criticizes unorthodox tactics but the party will ratify Defferre after a special convention next Saturday. Local federations line up behind him as the 1965 election approaches.
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Paris
Gaston Defferre
Marriles
Guy Mallet
Socialist Party
Socialist
Defferre
L'Express
Mollet
Socialist Federation
GM Earnings Set All Time High in 1963
General Motors reports 1963 net income of 1.592 billion dollars and sales of 16.5 billion, both new calendar year records. The firm also notes record production payroll dividends and earnings per share, with AT&T as the only comparable figure, 1.474 billion for the year ending November 30. In 1962 GM set prior highs of 1.459 billion profits and 14.6 billion sales.
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New York
General Motors Corp
General Motors
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Zoo Curator Dies From African Puff Adder Bite
Salt Lake City AP reports Jerry de Bary 37 died after a day and a half of extreme pain from an African puff adder bite suffered while cleaning the snake house. He convulsed, needed a resuscitator, and windpipe aid. serum flown from San Diego and Southern Rhodesia failed to arrive in time.
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Jerry de Bary
de Bary
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Jan
Beary
San Diego
Calif
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
Mary Gerald
Holy Cross Hospital
Mary
Peggy Forrester
Salisbury
Switzerland
United States
Marlin Perkins
St. Louis Zoo
Kennedy Wins British Backing for Far East Peace Talks
British support emerges for a three-nation foreign ministers conference in Bangkok aimed at ending the Malaysia dispute. Atty. Gen. Kennedy secures praise at Chequers from Prime Minister Douglas-Home and ministers, following a cease-fire and truce zone steps in Tokyo Manila Kuala Lumpur Jakarta and Bangkok.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Philippines
Indonesia
Malaysia
Bangkok
Britain
Far East
Sukarno
Borneo
Kennedy
Alec Douglas-Home
Sir Alec
Chequers
Tokyo
Manila
Kuala Lumpur
Jakarta
First Protestant Chapel Is Dedicated in Moscow
In Moscow a 30 year housing development and the first Protestant chapel for Westerners is dedicated. Rev. Donald V. Roberts, a canon of the Presbyterian church, leads the service as diplomats and their families attend. The chapel, hard to locate in a Bolshevik era shadow, is reached by maps with diplomats navigating two small apartments in a large loft space.
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Moscow
Donald V. Roberts
First Protestant Presbyterian
Mos
Russia
Foy
D. Kohler
New Bronitin Formula Quickly Eases Severe Asthma Attacks
New York report says BRONITIN tablets open bronchial tubes and loosen mucus within minutes, restoring breathing without vaccines or narcotics. Doctors endorse two asthma-relief medicines, notes relief from wheezing and anxiety, claims safe for nonprescription sale and promises restful sleep.
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New York
N.Y
Real estate boards urge use of realtors for fair pricing
A national real estate boards campaign argues against selling a house without a realtor, claiming they set fair prices and uphold ethics while offering many advantages. The piece then shifts to consumer advice, noting specialists in stores across departments can help with appearance and product choices, urging shoppers to consult experts to avoid vanity savings.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Echo 2 Satellite Draws World Applause on Orbit
NASA reported Echo 2, a 135 foot diameter balloon satellite, was fully inflated and radiating steady signals to a world audience while in an orbit between 642 and 816 statute miles. Beacons for tracking data and temperature appeared to work well, with skin temperature around 45 degrees C.
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Washington
Echo 2
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Cal
Ohio State University
Columbus
United States Air Force
Ohio State
U S Panamanian deadlock defies weekend effort
In Panama City, U S aid officials planned resumed activities despite the stalemate over the Canal Zone treaty. Negotiators in Washington failed to obtain terms for a new treaty while rioting prompted U S dependents to relocate. President Chian stays in touch with the American envoy to the OAS as tensions rise.
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UPD
United States
Benjamin Tench
Tench
Panama
Washington
U.S
Robert Chian
Organization of American States
OAS
Charleston Air Force Base
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
Chiari
Panama Canal
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