Legation Damage Protested in Sofia Riot
The United States demanded compensation from Communist Bulgaria after 3,000 demonstrators outside the American Legation in Sofia toppled four cars and shattered windows as chunks of ice rained down. No personnel were fired. The protest, lodged by Richard Johnson, ranked legation official, cites retaliation for a Bulgarian ex diplomat accused of spying for the U.S. CIA.
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Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
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Johnson Confers With Eisenhower On Policy Briefing
President Johnson says he is taking advice from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will brief the former president on late developments via CIA director John A. McCone. The informal ranch press conference drew 200 reporters under live oaks at Johnson's Texas ranch as he pushes economy in government and bases closure.
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Tex
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Rusk Sees 1964 as Year for Peace Probing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicted 1964 would be a period of probing for peaceful possibilities while warning of persistent dangers from world revolutions led by Communist China. He cited Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam as major regional concerns and urged cautious optimism about avoiding another missile crisis.
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Business Health Signals Strong 1963 Finish
The Commerce Department reports momentum returning after a November lag and predicts a sizable gain in the final quarter. The robust economy is underscored by a rising Gross National Product as 1963 closes on a high note.
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New York
Commerce Department
First Lady Tours LBJ Ranch In Colorful Bus Ride
Lady Bird Johnson conducts a guided bus tour of the LBJ Ranch near Pedernales River inviting press along. She notes changes since 1963 and praises rural electrification and farm to market roads, while a large German flag display marks Erhard arrival.
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Cyprus accuses Turkey at emergency UN meet
At a U N Security Council session Cyprus charged Turkey with jeopardizing a cease fire around Cyprus with gunboat diplomacy. Turkish delegates denied invasion plans and said ships were merely passing. The council adjourned without action or date for a new meeting.
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Jets Roar Over Nicosia in Tense Cyprus Crisis
NATO allies monitor Turkish warship moves off northern Cyprus as three unidentified jets buzzed rooftops after daybreak. Cyprus leaders met Makarios after an emergency session with UK and US diplomats amid fears of invasion and a Turkish naval buildup near the island.
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Judge receives favorable response to morals outcry
Providence Rhode Island Chief Judge Francis J McCabe of the Family Court says he has received an overwhelmingly favorable response to his outcry against teenage parties with alcohol narcotics and sex. He notes some letters and calls were critical but most supported his push for parental awareness and action. Authorities report more than 150 others involved and 29 parents were summoned to discuss findings from court investigators.
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Powderville Sign Praises Joe Hodges Pack of Officials
A roadside Chuckle Sign in a Western town humorously lists Joe Hodges as Mayor Chief of Police and Fire Chief. The sign warns drivers to drive carefully noting The Life You Save May Be Joe Hodges.
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Joe Hodges
Fea, Corp
Johnson and Erhard Open Talks on East West Policy
President Johnson and West German chancellor Ludwig Erhard began discussions at the LBJ Ranch near Austin Texas. They aimed to assess Bonn's stance on renewed talks with Moscow and identify issues for possible agreement or further exploration in the East West balance.
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Birth control may make births fashion driven worldwide
A French scientist warned at an AAAS meeting that global widespread contraception could briefly shift births to follow fashion. Dr. J Bourgeois-Pichat said such control might alter marriage and family ideas and lead to fluctuating birth rates with social impacts. He noted 20 percent may follow fashion, risking education and employment issues.
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National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bourgeois-Pichat
County Residents Puffing Away At Greater Pace
New York report shows York County residents smoke more than a decade ago with 14 125 000 packs consumed last year and 209 packs per resident over 14. Nationwide sales top 523 billion cigarettes this year. Last year tobacco spending reached 3 771 000 dollars. Public health officials argue the case against smoking is proven though the industry calls evidence statistical.
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