Sukarno vows no retreat in Indonesia Malaysia clash
President Sukarno declares continued confrontation with Malaysia while agreeing to halt fighting on Borneo and attend a foreign ministers conference with Kennedy and Rahman. Kennedy seeks a summit. diplomats remain skeptical of a final solution as Subandrio notes a possible cease-fire within a week.
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Fraud Claim Promoting False Weight Loss Pill In Campaign
A Manhattan ad agency Eastor Hilton Chesley Clifford and Atherton and two drug firms were indicted in a multimillion dollar fraud case over Regimen Tablets. The campaign falsely claimed weight loss without dieting, with demonstrations aired on CBS NBC and ABC, plus ads in papers and magazines. The firms face heavy penalties if convicted, and the ads were pulled last month.
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Dave Garroway
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American troops begin first major training in West Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports American forces in West Berlin starting their annual training cycle with a substantial drill. Units from the U.S. contingent deployed to local ranges and staging areas as part of the centralized exercise planned for the year.
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Kennedy Center Renamed in Johns on Memorial Bill
Washington AP John son signs a 30 million bill to rename the national cultural center on the Potomac the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as a memorial to the late president. Mrs Kennedy absent. Sen Edward Kennedy attends. 34 pens used in the ceremony.
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Debate on Rights Set for Next Week
Washington AP reports House leaders plan to begin debate on the civil rights bill next week and pass it before Lincoln's birthday.
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Castro Backs Khrushchev in Cuba China Rift
In Moscow Fidel Castro supported Khrushchev in the Sino Soviet dispute amid a Soviet pledge to pay over 3.2 billion for Cuban sugar in six years. The joint Cuban Soviet communiqué praised peaceful coexistence and disarmament steps while signaling Cuba’s split from Red China over nuclear test and treaty positions. Khrushchev pledged to defend Cuba from invasion as relations shift in the international communist movement.
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See Raft Revive Hope for Airmen
HONOLULU AP A sighting of a man on a liferaft near Johnson Island renews hope that crewmen of a missing C 124 may have survived An air sea search was launched The sighting occurred near the area of the Globemaster disappearance on a flight from Midway Island to Honolulu Major Clyde Messinger and four others on his plane saw an orange and yellow raft with at least one man waving They reported floating flooring material nearby The crew vanished January 2 with eight crewmen aboard plus a navy escort with a corpse The sighting raised cautious hopes for survivors rather than confirmation of rescue
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Senate panel approves $11.5B tax cut for individuals
Senate Finance Committee backed unanimously a bill to cut individual income tax rates, moving toward final approval. The plan retroactive to Jan 1 lowers the top and bottom bands to a 14 percent minimum with a projected overall tax reduction near $11.5 billion, with two thirds effective in 1964 and one third in 1965.
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Aim Called Fooling of Govt. Unit
Senate investigators linked Robert Baker, former senate aide, to a $100000 loan used to obtain a $54400 disaster SBA loan. Deposit slip misuse, bank involvement, and inflated net worth figures mark the case as a deceptive transaction. Baker resigned from the senate post amid the probe.
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Berends Sentenced Eight Years for Manslaughter
Robert J. Berends, 30, was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary by District Court Judge William Eads after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of 22 month old Michael Wayne Kohl. The judge also ordered $76.66 in court costs, with the sentence recommended by County Attorney Jack Fulton.
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G O P Remap Plans Outlined For Iowa Legislature
Atty Gen Evan Hultman outlined three legislative reapportionment plans prepared with Republican leaders for the Iowa special session. All plans base the house on population, likely expanding from 108, with varied senate structures to satisfy federal court orders. Gov Hughes set Feb 24 for a special session to enact a temporary reapportionment for 1964 elections.
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