Thant Pushes Peace Efforts In Cyprus Crisis
U Thant pressed to resolve objections over a proposed UN peace force for Cyprus and to secure financing and mediator terms. He met Cypriot, British, Greek, and Turkish officials while delaying a Security Council debate. Makarios indicated acceptance of no more than 7,000 foreign troops.
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Cold Air Hits The Midwest Thrusts Southward
Arctic cold surged from the Midwest into the central states delaying traffic and dumping heavy snow. Minnesota and Dallas faces subzero readings likely to reach -20 as far as Illinois Iowa Kansas Michigan Wisconsin feel the chill with Wyoming Colorado and Montana also under subzero, while Benton Harbor and Michigan City report two feet and 18 inches of snow respectively.
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Baker Case Is Probed
Washington AP reports Senate investigators probe a new development in the Bobby Baker case. L P McLendon says a report is awaited, with hearings ongoing including Baker’s testimony. Fred B Black Jr testified that Kerr influenced a stock loan plan involving Baker.
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Robert S. Kerr
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Trio Nabbed On Narcotics Ring
NEW YORK AP Three men including the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia were arrested in a $13.5 million international narcotics case. The joint three year probe by the BNDD the Bureau of Customs the RCMP and the French Surete Nationale led to seizures totaling about 134 pounds of heroin. Arraigned before Judge Edward Weinfeld were Salvador Pardo Boland the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia and Carlos Aritzi a Montevideo based Uruguayan foreign ministry employee.
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Mexico
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Canada
Edward Weinfeld
Salvador Pardo-Bolland
Carlos Aritzi
Montevideo
Rene
Women Turn To Smoking Cigars After Government Report
New York AP reports a shift as more women light cigars or pipes after meals. Stores note rising sales of small cigars and mild tobaccos while boutiques plan women focused outlets. Celebrities Joan Fontaine Hermione Gingold Lauren Bacall gain renewed attention as interest grows.
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Lauren Bacall
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Alfred Dunhill
London
Johnson Mateos visit Eisenhower at Eldorado Club
Johnson and Lopez Mateos flew by helicopter to Eldorado Country Club in California for a solidarity visit to former President Eisenhower. They discussed Alliance for Progress, trade, disarmament, and water issues, while omitting an unrelated narcotics arrest involving the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia. The meeting included a 40 minute call with Eisenhower and a tour of the house.
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Johnson Lopez Mateos breakfast to close border talks
In Palm Springs the presidents Johnson and Lopez Mateos share breakfast to finalize a joint communique on two days of talks. The meeting is described as marked by amity and cordiality. They will also attend an hour-long Mexican entertainment fiesta in Los Angeles in the afternoon.
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
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Los Angeles
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Federal agents seize Mexican ambassador in heroin case
Federal agents arrest the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia and two other men with a large haul of pure heroin as part of a multimillion-dollar international dope smuggling ring. President Johnson and Mexico's Lopez Mateos meet in California after public appearances. Ruby trial resumes on Saturday with a second juror chosen amid a false bomb threat. U Thant reportedly revises the Cyprus peace plan and may push a UN Security Council session to Tuesday. Senate investigators review a possible key development in the Bobby Baker case.
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Khrushchev Says U S Worries Diminish. German Issue Remains
Premier Khrushchev told Italian publisher Julio Einaudi in Moscow that U S concerns are easing but the German problem still bothers him. He spoke Friday in a conversation about plans to publish some of his speeches. Einaudi said Khrushchev felt secure about Britain France Italy and the United States.
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United States
Julio Einaudi
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Italy
Municipal Judge Fading Away in Maine Court Reforms
The Maine District Court system will replace municipal courts as judges’ terms expire. Nine districts will host full time judges with clerks and offices, aiming for streamlined records, dignified facilities, and reduced municipal costs though some fear higher county taxes. Existing appointments in Biddeford and Saco expire in 1964–65 with temporary guidance until the new court is in place.
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Eel
York County
Kittery
Sanford
Biddeford
Saco
Institute of Judicial Administration of New York
Gerald Nason
William Wilson
Wilson
Wife Keeps Last Word in Argument Joke
A lighthearted joke notes a wife always has the final word in an argument. Any comment a husband makes after that starts a new dispute, illustrating a common humorous dynamic in marital banter.
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Fea, Corp
Tax Cut Near Reality Gains Ground In Congress
The week saw House and Senate conference committees agree on tax cut provisions. The measure is expected to pass both houses and reach President Johnson for signature within a week, with $800 million monthly transfusions flowing into the economy within three weeks and full effect by 1965. Personal income tax cuts total about $9.1 billion for individuals and $2.4 billion for business firms, boosting the economy and supporting steady growth through 1965.
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White House
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York County Car Use Strong in Government Study
A government survey shows York County residents favor private cars or car pools to reach work, with 66 percent commuting by car. The study, part of the nationwide Journey to Work by the Census Bureau, notes regional variations and links car use to income and population density.
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Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
United States
New England
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Maine
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