Nehru Rejects Peace Bid and Signals War Longevity
Indian Prime Minister Nehru formally rejects Communist China’s peace proposals and warns the border war may last five more years. He announces India will build new army and air force to meet the challenge, pledges victory, and considers internationalizing the dispute with a World Court option after Chinese withdrawal from disputed territory.
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Dr Pickering Named Grand Marshal Of 1968 Rose Parade
Dr William H Pickering head of Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena will lead the Tournament of Roses New Year’s Day parade as grand marshal. He directed Explorer I launched January 1958 and still in orbit. His selection honors the start of the United States space effort and the future satellite era.
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Suspect in Boston Strangler case arrives with attorney
The 22 year old son of a Cambridge minister, described as a prime suspect, waited at police headquarters with his attorney. Federal action looms as deposition in $40,000 damages case tied to University of Mississippi students’ civil rights claims continues. The Army plans a February draft deserter increase, while McNamara meets with British leaders on NATO defense.
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Cold Snap Deepens Woes Across East and Midwest
The coldest weather of the season hit the eastern half of the nation with heavy lake-effect snow near the Great Lakes. Readings fell to the teens in places from Ohio to Pennsylvania, with up to a foot of snow in spots and several states declaring emergencies or closing schools. Frost warnings spread from the Gulf Coast to central Florida, while pipe-heavy winds and pea soup fog disrupted travel from Michigan to Washington.
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Tax Cut Quoted as Possible Boost for 1963
A U S Chamber of Commerce business outlook predicts 1963 will be good but not boom year. A tax cut, if enacted promptly, could aid growth, though some economists doubt the immediate impact. Chamber President Lach Plumley notes recession may have ended last summer with recovery ahead. Dr Leslie Peacoe of the American Bankers Association voices dissent on tax lopics.
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Federal pressure urged on smog control plan
Washington A prominent scientist urged a broad based government backed study to weigh scientific advances against hazards before new Sindingite production. Barry Commoner of Washington University and Senator Harrison Williams called for stronger federal leadership and ensure policies abate air pollution to avert future disasters.
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Radio Report of Mariner Set Friday
Washington fills air with details of NASA plans to broadcast Mariner 2’s Venus encounter Friday afternoon. The probe will relay data on its fuel, instruments, and temperature as it begins its expected 000 mile approach and continues into orbit, with NASA officials cautioning weeks or months before full findings.
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Triplets Born to Ross Family in Ojai Valley Hospital
Tillie Ross, 37, welcomed three baby girls to the Robert Ross family in Ojai Sunday. The triplets weighed 2 lb 1 oz, 2 lb 15 oz, and 2 lb 7 oz. The Rosses live in Oak View with 12 other children, ages 1 month to 21 years, from six boys and six girls. Temporary names were assigned to the newborns.
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Judges Fine Captain Over Short Whale Kills
Capt Harold E Richie was fined 875 after three whales under 35 feet were taken. District Judge Alfonso J Zirpali concluded the act violated the Whaling Convention Act of 1989. Richie testified the harpoon misfired while he aimed at legal stock and two whales were seized accidentally.
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Communist Newsman Exposes Cuba Nuclear Attack Plot
New York UPI reports Cuba planned nuclear strikes on U S cities including New York in retaliation for invasion. Interview with Che Guevara disclosed by London Daily Worker editors and reduced by Communist editors. UPI obtained original transcript showing threats and moments of conflict with Soviet peace stance.
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Kids raise cash with free classified ad pages
For ages six to sixteen the Independent Star News offers a free classified space as a Christmas gift to San Gabriel Valley youths. Sell valuables or items another youngster might want and trade with peers. Details appear in today’s classified pages.
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