Spending to Set Record In 66 LBJ Budget Talks
Federal government will spend more than 100 billion dollars in the current fiscal year with estimates between 105 and 107 billion and receipts above 96.5 billion. Deficit expected near 7 to 8 billion as tax collections rise. Johnson plans a smaller personal role in budgeting with cabinet and agency heads bearing primary trimming duties.
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Five Hundred Protest U.S. Embassy in Stockholm
In Stockholm five hundred protesters marched on the U S embassy to denounce the American Vietnam war. A demonstrator delivered a statement urging adherence to the 1954 Geneva accords and officials noted a $2000 collection for the National Liberation Front the Viet Cong political arm.
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Stockholm
U.S
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Measles Epidemic Claims Thirty Children in Turkey
Press reports say a measles epidemic in central and eastern Turkey has resulted in thirty child deaths as of Saturday. The reports note the outbreak spreading across several provinces and prompt health authorities to issue alerts and vaccination campaigns.
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Turkey
Rio Declaration Links Mutual Security and Economy
The inter American conference in Rio de Janeiro adopts a Declaration of Rio de Janeiro linking mutual security with economic cooperation as core OAS policy. It urges Alliance for Progress goals, calls for charter amendments, and establishes three equal council blocks with yearly foreign minister meetings.
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Ship Riding Out Storm Near Buffalo and Port Colborne
The Allison arrived safely at Buffalo after a storm-tossed drift in Lake Erie. The Avondale rode out 28 to 30 foot waves 26 miles southwest of Port Colborne with deck damage and steam loss while anchored. the Ojibwa rushed to assist, expected after midnight.
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Cognac Bets and Army Navy Tie Mark Gemini Prep
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell monitor the Army Navy game from their Gemini 7 rehearsal on launch pad 19 amid minor delays. A 7-7 tie and ongoing bets frame the 14 day endurance flight set to launch next Saturday, with rendezvous planned with Gemini 6.
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Heavy Diplomacy Loses Peking a UN Friend
Tunis's Habib Bourguiba shifted Tunisia from backing Peking to abstaining on the UN vote. The 47 47 20 tally denied China a simple majority admission, signaling a diplomatic rift as Bourguiba tours West Africa criticizing Red China and its ambitions.
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Africa
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Bourguiba
General Assembly
Red China
New York
Yao Mien
Es- Sabah
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U.N
Asia
West Africa
Village Power Loss Hits Iron River 10 Hours
Iron River Wisconsin suffered a 10 hour outage after a snapped power pole cut lines feeding the town of about 900. Winds and subfreezing temperatures pushed the cold, with ice forming on lines before service resumed at 9 am Saturday.
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New York
Dale McClarnon
Lake Superior Power Co
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Chequamegon Bay
Lake Superior
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Nuclear arsenal in Europe doubles in five years says McNamara
Defense Secretary McNamara reports to NATO ministers that the U S has over 5 000 nuclear warheads in Europe under U S custody for NATO use and expects a further 20 percent rise in six months. He notes bombs missiles warheads artillery charges and anti air munitions are included as NATO considers sharing nuclear responsibility. Three working groups will study communications intelligence and planning.
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McNamara
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Violence erupts in Salisbury Highfield township Rhodesia
Violence broke out Saturday night in Salisbury's Highfield African township. A bus and a car were set on fire and several buses were stoned by African mobs.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Salisbury
Highfield
Viet Cong frees two U. S. prisoners reported
The Pentagon said Viet Cong radio announced the release of Sgt. George Smith and Spec. 5 Claude Donald McClure, both captured November 24 1963 near Saigon, with no official confirmation yet. Rita McClure in Chattanooga hopes the report is true while Smith’s mother in West Virginia prays for Christmas reunion.
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