Rusk Concedes Advantages To Neutralizing Asia Later
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk said talk of neutralizing Viet Nam undermines South Vietnamese morale. He endorsed it only as a long-range idea, warning no action while North Viet Nam and China back the Viet Cong. He urged Southeast Asian independence and security, and rejected talks with Castro. Moscow trade limits and alleged dumping were noted, while disarmament talks would continue with patience.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Cuba
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Fidel Castro
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Castro
Havana
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Britain Recruiting Negro Immigrants Drives Army Strength
London AP reports War Secretary Ramsden announced a recruiting push toward full strength, targeting Negro immigrants. He disclosed the army’s budget of 1.464 billion and a total force of 171,588, about 8,000 short of the target.
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James Ramsden
House of Commons
Ramsden
Bartimore Seeks City Clerk Post in Derby
Derby mayor John L. Bartimore, a two term Democratic chief executive earning 4000 dollars yearly, applied to the Board of Aldermen for the vacant city clerk position which pays 5800 dollars. He would prefer the clerk job over his mayoral duties in the 12500 population city.
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John L. Bartimore
Other Suns Studied By Two Nations
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories at Jodrell Bank England study other suns to learn if corona and solar flares occur elsewhere. Research ties to UV Ceti observations and suggests universal arc processes may affect space travelers.
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Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories
Jodrell Bank
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MIT receives 5 million gift for Sloan School expansion
Grover M. Hermann chairman of Martin Marietta funds 1.5 million to MIT Mas Massachusetts Institute of Technology to expand the Alfred P. Sloan school of management. An additional 500 thousand anonymous gift supports the project. Plans include a new Grover M. Hermann Building for social sciences and management research adjacent to the Sloan Building. Alfred P. Sloan dr and NSF provide further support. Later steps include residence towers for married graduate students.
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General Motors Corporation
MIT
National Science Foundation
Algeria Bans Pin-Ball Machines in National Assembly Move
The National Assembly moved to rid Algeria of colonial trappings by banning pin-ball machines, a popular French import for years, as part of Thursday’s legislative steps.
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API
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Constantine Becomes Greece’s Youngest King After Paul’s Death
Crown Prince Constantine, 23, ascends to the Greek throne after King Paul dies following complications from ulcers. Irene, 22, becomes crown princess. fiancée Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, 27, to wed in January. Constantine takes oath at Athens Palace with Premier Papandreou and Orthodox primate Chryssostomos nearby.
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Liz and Burton To Wed in U S
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton plan to wed in the United States within days, the couple remaining private as reporters questioned them. The divorce from Eddie Fisher was finalized in Puerto Vallarta, and the pair chose not to wed in Toronto due to provincial law delays. Burton continues in Hamlet in Toronto ahead of a move to New York.
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Richard Burton
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Eddie Fisher
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Gilgud
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Gemini Gets Final Checks for Titan II Launch
CAPE KENNEDY UP I reports technicians begin three weeks of checks on the Gemini spacecraft and Titan 2 rocket before the first unmanned flight. The 7000 pound capsule, built for two crew, is mated to a 90 foot booster on the pad for all manned Gemini missions. If all goes well, the modified Titan 2 will send the test capsule into orbit in late March to study launch vibration, pressure and heat.
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Gemini
Free Food Sparks Maryland Uproar in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland a federal surplus food program triggers anger among local Democrats led by Gov. Tawes and Sen. Brewster as 120 plus residents line up for free provisions amid county resistance and racial tensions. National Guard patrols remain as demonstrations continue and officials seek removal of the program.
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Millard Tawes
U.S
Daniel B. Brewster
Welfare Department
Dorchester County
Tawes
Sen. Brewster
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gloria Richardson
Richard M. Matthews
Maryland House of Delegates
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
National Guard
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Carrying Gun Near L B J sn't Funny
Dallas insurance man John Russell 41 faced FBI state police in Newark after being seen carrying a .30-06 rifle near the airport from which President Johnson departed. He was questioned, released, and said the gun was a gift from a Philadelphia friend. The weapon was not loaded.
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John Russell
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Robert F. Wagner
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John F.kennedy
Baker Hints At Possible Run For Public Office
Washington AP Bobby Baker 35 says a distinct possibility exists he may seek public office someday though for now he will practice law and attend to his enterprises. He resigned Oct 7 as Senate secretary amid Senate Rules Committee inquiry. Baker, once a page boy from Pickens DC, says politics is what he knows best and he enjoys life.
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Pickens
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Not Eligible Pendleton Contestant Dreams Big Prize
Marold Stoup of Pendleton won fourth prize a typewriter in a Writer's Digest contest but eyes the first prize ten day trip to New York. Stoup is serving a 1 10 year term for armed robbery in the Indiana Reformatory.
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UPD
Marold Stoup
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Indiana Reformatory
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