Johnson Erhard discuss expanded West German nuclear role
President Johnson prepares for talks with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard on December 23 to explore West German responsibilities in nuclear defense and NATO roles. White House aides say no final decision yet. U S weapons remain under presidential control with no plan to share nuclear responsibility with Germany without authorization.
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UN Merges Aid Units into a Single UN Development Program
The United Nations General Assembly approved by 98-0 with 9 abstentions a merger of the Special Fund and the Expanded Program of Technical Assistance into the new UN Development Program. Effective Jan 1, the combined agencies will have about $150 million in annual resources under Paul G. Hoffman, former president and managing director of the Special Fund.
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Romania Not Sought As mediator in Vietnam talks
The State Department said Romania has not served as a mediator in Viet Nam peace efforts and has not indicated willingness to participate. Discussions with Romania occur through diplomatic channels but yielded no sign of mediation or talks, while Austrian reports suggesting otherwise were not confirmed. London reports say Hanoi blocks peace negotiations by demanding U.S. troop withdrawal.
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Viet Nam
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McCloskey
London
Michael Stewart
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Three Killed by Natives at Kenya Lodge
In Nairobi Kenya weekend attack by Shiffa tribesmen at Lake Rudolph Fishing Lodge killed two clerics and the lodge manager. The lodge is described as one of Kenya’s most exclusive tourist attractions.
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Students Arrested in Plot Against Kennedy in Recife
Brazilian police foiled a plan to throw acid at Senator Robert Kennedy during a visit to the Federal University of Pernambuco in Recife. Three students were arrested and two accomplices sought. the attack would have signaled anti US demonstrations across Latin America.
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Chile
Adventists reject federal funds for parochial schools
Middleton California AP report says Seventh day Adventist educators meeting voted to reject one million dollars in federal aid for parochial schools. The resolution, approved by about 300 delegates from five Adventist schools in California Utah and Nevada, states that government support carries right to direct.
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Hatch Files 34 Bills To Forcibly Act On Crime
Rep. Francis W. Hatch moves to force consideration of 120 recommendations from the Crime Commission. He says the legislature has dodged action since May and aims to wipe out corruption with 34 Bills across 120 actions. Several allies and opponents argue election-year timing and political risk.
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Princess Margaret Hosts Private Parties On Final New York Night
Princess Margaret spent a wet London week nigh, then in New York attended a private pancake party hosted by Harold Prince and Judy in Manhattan. The event followed a champagne dinner and a 300 guest reception at the Colony Club hosted by Winthrop Aldrich. The princess and Earl of Snowdon planned to spend their last full day at John Hay Whitney’s Long Island estate before departing for Bermuda and London.
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Judy
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Britain
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Lord Snowdon
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New York Herald Tribune
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Crippling Amendments Retained In Volpe Fifth Tax Bill
In Boston, three crippling amendments to Gov Volpe's fifth sales tax package were kept in the House amid Republican Democrat opposition. Plans to further cripple the program loom. Key votes centered on car sales tax exemptions, a $7 million corporate property tax rise, and limits on local use of sales tax revenue for education cuts.
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Sheffield
Senate
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Pittsfield
Charles Shea
Quincy
Shea
Berkshire County
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Berkshire
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Kitterman
De Gaulle Refuses Debates In Campaign Standoff
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle continues to refuse debates with challengers as he plans a single nationwide radio television appeal. Opponent Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour calls for a Kennedy Nixon style debate, but aides say De Gaulle will not participate.
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