Sihanouk Renounces U S Aid Amid Cambodian Neutrality
Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk renounces U S military and economic assistance as of Jan 1 1964 and demands France and American troops leave. He signals continued ties with Soviet and Chinese aid while pursuing nationalization and an advanced socialism program. U S officials warn of strategic risk in Southeast Asia as Cambodia weighs closer to Communist powers.
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Russia Denies Pledge To Pull All Cuba Units
Moscow reports Izvestia denies any promise to remove all Soviet troops from Cuba. The paper says the Cuba question is an issue between the Soviet Union and Cuba, not the United States, and asserts continued aid to Cuba.
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U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Nikita
Khrushchev
Disarmament Stall May Be Broken
United Nations reporters say small-nation negotiators moved the United States and Russia closer to a compromise on resuming Geneva disarmament talks. Three contested points may yield a Russian win, an American win, and one tie as sponsors revise the resolution before a possible General Assembly presentation.
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UPI
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Russia
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Soviet Union
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U.S
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Puerto Rico
Protests Over Barghoorn Spy Arrest At Moscow
The United States protested the arrest of Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn on espionage charges during a visit to the Soviet Union. The U.S. sought full details from the Soviet Foreign Ministry, which declined to provide information at the moment. The case affects U.S. Soviet cultural exchange talks and student professor programs linked to the Interuniversity Committee on Travel Grants.
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United States
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
U.S
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Be Hoorn
Mikhail Smyrnovsky
Chhief
Foreign Office
Stoessel
Thomas Fain
Barghoorn
Foreign Ministry
Russia
Interuniversity Committee
Soviet Union
Aid Backers Face Senate Aid Bill Interest Fight
Washington reports say administration forces optimistic after a string of wins in the Senate foreign aid debate as a 3.7 billion bill faces a new bid to raise loan interest. Amendments to remove loan fund features passed, while leaders anticipate closing the measure this week. Goldwater signals support for military aid but calls for deeper cuts to economic assistance.
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House
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Alaska
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Minn
Latin America
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Kcorp
Congress
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Per Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Bil
Supreme Soviet Called to Discuss Fertilizer Expansion
Moscow AP reports the Supreme Soviet, Russia's parliament, is summoned to meet on December 16 to approve plans to expand chemical fertilizer production. The session follows a December 9 Central Committee meeting of the Soviet Communist Party, which outlines the program Khrushchev backs to boost agricultural output.
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Supreme Soviet
Russia
Central Committee
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Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Bigger Aid Cuts Sought by Goldwater
In Chicago Sen. Barry Goldwater told about 1,400 businessmen that the nation is fed up with foreign aid and that Congress should enact bigger cuts in Kennedy's foreign aid bill. He urged stronger action to reflect public sentiment and criticized the Senate’s doubt about the measure.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
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Pasteeth Denture Powder Advertising Claim
An ad describes PASTEETH as a pleasant alkaline powder that holds dentures firmer and more comfortably without gummy residue or nausea. It claims to prevent plate wobble, stops odor, and is available at drug counters everywhere.
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