War risk seen in Asia over Malaysia crisis
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy warned President Johnson of a potential full scale war involving the United States if Southeast Asia tensions over Malaysia are not resolved. He reported back after a 12 day peacemaking tour that included talks with Indonesian and Malaysian leaders and allies. Johnson warned that failure to peace could lead to jungle war and wider conflict.
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UPI
Adty
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Kennedy
Indonesia
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Malaya
Singapore
British Borneo
Sarawak
North Borneo
Philippines
Sabah
Borneo
Dulles International Airport
Sir Alec
East Africa
Surprise Snow Storm Dumps Over Foot Here
A surprise snow storm dumps over a foot on Berkshire County as 3 AM to noon snowfall paralyzes traffic. Main streets plowed first, side streets sidelined, causing slick hills on East Street and other avenues. Weather official says storm concentrated over Berkshires, tapering off with colder weather after noon.
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Berkshire County
East Street
Tyler Street
Woodlawn Avenue
State Department of Public Works
George J. Bulgarelli
Pittsfield
Weather Bureau
Berkshires
Boston
Hartford
Want a Shoveler City Seeks Snow Shovelers
Robert A. Johnson of the city administrative services and employment committee said several men are available for snow shoveling and related work. He advised anyone wanting to hire a shovel to contact Johnson's office at 2160, noting several men had come seeking work this morning.
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Robert A. Johnson
City Employment Committee
Johnson
Berkshire Downs Deal Tied to Rizzo Uncle Loan
Funds for Vivino's Berkshire Downs purchase allegedly traced to Star Lathing Co of the Bronx, where Salvatore A. Rizzo's uncle Frank Magistro is an officer. The Star Lathing loaned 5000 dollars, with 20000 more from Community Finance Co of Lawrence, Mass. The Racing Commission case proceeds as Berkshire Downs seeks 24 dates, with licensing and bond requirements under review.
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Atty
George Washington Vivino
New York
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Salvatore A. Rizzo
Frank Magistro
The
Eagle
Star Lathing Co
Bronx
Rizzo
Magistro
Star Lathing
Racing Commission
Vivino
Asst
Herbert R. Travers
Community Finance Co
Lawrence
Mass
Berkshire Downs, Inc
Hancock Raceway, Inc
Hancock Raceway
Eazie
Emprise Corp
Magistra Ralks
Magistra
Bealesta
Star Tatking
Boston
Commission
13 Days To Sell 6 Pups
Persistence pays off as Mrs. Gilder Palmer of Ttxtingham, reading Eagle Want Ads, finds success with a six day ad cycle. She sold one puppy each cycle, ordering another six days and finally selling four of six, proving results vary and may take longer than a day.
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Gilder Palmer
Txtingham
Eagle Want
Starting Date Set For Church Reform
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI set Feb 16 as the start of bread reform in Catholic worship under the Vatican II liturgy decree. The reform allows national bishops councils to decide how much modern language replaces Latin in the mass, marking major changes since Latin's dominance in the Western rite.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council of Bishops
Soviet Bomber Destruction Plan At Disarmament Talks
Geneva AP The Soviet Union proposed total destruction of bomber forces as a step toward disarmament. Tsarapkin presented the nine point plan. officials noted the idea originated with the United States last year. Johnson’s five point program faced Russian resistance over a NATO multilateral nuclear force.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Taniapeit
United States
Tsarapkin
Johnson
Russia
NATO
Police Nab Girl In Boston Theft Of Priceless Art
In Boston police prepared to bring a young woman to court as an accessory in the thefts from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. A two inch gold Nike earring from 4th century B.C. and a painting valued at about 46 thousand dollars were involved. The earring had been on display since 1899 and the painting was titled The Suit.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Hine Arts
Nike
Perry T. Rathbone
Themuseum
Lemnitzer Heads to Turkey and Greece for European Tour
General Lyman L. Lemnitzer NATO's supreme commander for Europe departs for a brief trip visiting Turkey and Greece, signaling continued alliance outreach amid Cold War tensions.
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Paris
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Overhaul of Game Wardens Division Indicated at Hearing
A state hearing in the State House signaled possible overhaul of the Division of Law Enforcement in the Department of Natural Resources. Legislators and stakeholders debated which agency would assume wardens jurisdiction amid a 11B page Sheehan critique. Only three copies of the report exist, prompting questions about access and study.
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State Department of Natural Resources
State House
Conserverion
William H. Erickson
Department of Natural Resources
Northeastern University
Robert Sheehan
Committee On State Administration
Sheehan
State House Legislative Library
No. 1 Violist of BSO Refugee From Space Lab
Burton Finz named the Boston Symphony Orchestra principal violist after a career as a NASA chemist. He arrives from Cleveland with Jules Eskin named principal cellist. both are Philadelphia natives in their 30s and former students of a Philadelphia music school.
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BSO
Space
Boston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Burton Finz
Cleveland
Jules Eskin
Philadelphia
France Says No Break With Chiang China Ties
Paris rejects Red China claims France will sever relations with the Chiang Kai-shek government. A French spokesman reaffirmed France's stance based on Monday's communique with Peking establishing diplomatic ties with no conditions. The brief exchange signals quick strains in the new Paris Beijing relationship.
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Paris
France
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Peking
Reds Reject Two Chinas Policy and France Ties
Peking rejected a two Chinas framework as France agreed to diplomatic relations with Red China. Beijing demanded Paris break with Nationalist China to normalize ties, while Tokyo and U.S. officials voiced support for Chiang Kai-shek's regime and warned against militant policy. Nationalist China condemned Paris recognition but did not break relations.
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TORYO
Red China
France
China
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Red Chinese Foreign Ministry
Radio Peking
Paris
Echo Balloon Sagging Satellite May Be Seen Over Pittsfield
NASA timetable shows Echo 2 satellite passing over Pittsfield at 3:44 a.m. and 5:43 a.m. on Thursday. Observers report balloon pressure may be dropping while optical trackers see no abnormality. if pressure falls further, the balloon could appear as in the launch photo captured by a missile-mounted TV camera.
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Pittsfield
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stassen Enters New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Harald Stassen formally joined New Hampshire’s first in the nation primary today filing petitions with Secretary of State Robert Stark. The field now lists nine prominent Republicans including Rockefeller, Goldwater, Lodge, Nixon, Scranton, Romney, Romney, Smith, and Stassen. Nixon and Scranton were added to the ballot recently.
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Concord
Minnesota
Harald
Stassen
New Hampshire
Robert @. Stark
Hase
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard Af. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Gary
William W. Scranton
Michigan
Gay
George W. Romney
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Nixon
Scranton
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