Johnson Jolted By House Action
The House rejected a major foreign aid plan, with Rep Passman pushing to freeze funds at $3.6 billion while Johnson urged restoring levels and vowing tighter controls. The split underscored debates over aid efficiency and containment of communism as Kennedy administration officials planned to seek restoration in the Senate.
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Johnson
House
Congress
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David Bell
Passman
Jachnson
United States
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Ams
Senate
Senate House
Conte
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Subnormal Temperatures To Continue Across Eastern Half
The Weather Bureau predicts below normal temperatures across the eastern half of the nation from mid-December to mid-January with the largest departures in Ohio Tennessee and the Middle Atlantic states. Above normal temps expected on the Plateau with near normal in the West. precipitation likely along Gulf Coast Pacific Northwest and Northern Plains.
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Breau
Ohio
Tennessee
Galleys
Middle Atlantic
Bureau
Gulf Coast
Pacific Northwest
Northern Plains
New England
Great Lakes
Central Plains
Atlantic
Pacific
Train Truck Collision Near Clovis Derails 10 Cars
A Kansas bound Santa Fe eastbound train and a truck collided near Gallaher New Mexico about 5 to 6 miles west of Clovis. Ten cars and diesel units derailed including four baggage cars two mail cars and four chair cars with only the truck driver reported injured.
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Kan
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Clovis
N. M
Gallaher
Auto Hits Rock. Logan Man Dies Near Bridge
Ed Page 57 of Amherstdale Logan County was killed when his car ran out of control and struck a rock near a bridge on the Man Amherstdale road. Police said he was alone in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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Ed Page
Amherstdale
Logan County
Man-Amherstdale
Page
Two Youths Hurt in Kanawha County Car Wreck
Two youths from Kanawha County were injured in a Monday night auto crash. Billy Flowers, 18, of Alum Creek, and Michael DeWees, 19, were taken to Thomas Memorial Hospital. Flowers was admitted with injuries. DeWees received treatment for cuts.
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Billy Flowers
Alum Crock
Michael DeWees
DNY
Brownland
Thomas Memorial Hospital
FBI
Flowers
DeWees
Lee Harvey Oswald
Russia
Oswald
Dallas
United States
Warren Requests Data From FBI
Chief Justice Earl Warren said the Warren Commission seeks FBI investigative materials underlying its still secret report on Kennedy's assassination. The bipartisan panel also requests similar materials from other federal agencies involved, after a long 22 hour meeting with its new general counsel Jy Tee Rankin.
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Washington
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
FBI
Warren
Bipartisan Commission
Jy Tee Rankin
The
United States
Police Chief Military to Rule over Wheeling case
The Big Wheel store owner Fred Games filed a 100 dollar suit against Wheeling Police Chief Louis M. Kulpa and Patrolman James Richie in Ohio County Circuit Court alleging illegal seizure and copying of private papers during a raid on December 1. The case cites violation of the right against unreasonable searches. Police raided The Big Wheel for three Sundays on Sunday closing law charges. A separate federal decision sent James Richard Whitt back to military authorities for disposition after being charged with interstate auto theft. Whitt, 18, of Sophia, went AWOL last September and stole a car to return home. judges left the final decision to military authorities.
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Big Wheel
Louis M. Kulpa
James Richie
Fred Games
Ohio County
Juris
James Richard Whitt
Sophia
Whitt
Judge Field
Record Arctic chill grips Midwest as colder air hits south
An Arctic air invasion drove record lows across the Midwest on Monday with Minneapolis St Paul sinking to 15, Bemidji -36 and Grand Forks -19. Snow piled up along the Eastern seaboard while Florida and the lower Rio Grande remained comparatively warm. Separately in Raleigh County Sprague, a part time transfer firm worker Bobby Carrall Robertson, 24, died after a scuffle with family. autopsy cites strangulation by phlegm this incident is under investigation with no charges filed.
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APJ
Ieay
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le Mars
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Mich
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Bobby Carrall Robertson
Lewis Transfer and Storage Co
Beckley
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Malf
Stella Tracy Robertson
John
Stamstead
Ralph
Eddie
Navy
Norfolk
Damon
Germany
Bernice Mowell
Ohio
Gladys Taylor
Beaver
Drema
Sue Scalf
Rose and
Ruesenberry Funeral Home
Air Force Plans Recruit Advice Visit to Local Office
An officer selection team will visit the Air Force recruiting office in the Federal Building from December 18 to January 7 to interview and test college graduates and seniors for the officers training program. Young men and women can obtain a commission after three months of training in the Air Force. The team will be headed by Capt. Robert A. Beausoleil from Charleston, with further information from Sgt. William F. Raney at the recruiting office.
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Robert A. Beausoleil
Charleston
Set
William FP. Raney
Psychiatric Test Sought for Ruby in JFK Case
Dallas lawyers for Rightclub operator Jack Ruby petitioned for his release to undergo a psychiatric examination. Tom Howard filed for a writ of habeas corpus with Dist. Judge Joe Brown, who scheduled a hearing for February 4.
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Jack Ruby
Ruby
Joe Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tom Howard
Joe Brown
Brown
Dee
Lost Bomber Regains Contact Over Aleutians
ANCHORAGE Alaska A B32 bomber bound for Japan from Castle Air Force Base California with 10 men aboard briefly lost contact over the stormy North Pacific. The crew contacted Yokota Air Force Base Japan and said it was proceeding to its destination. The Alaska Command said the plane was due at Yokota at 3 55 p m PST Weather was blamed for the outage. Search planes a Coast Guard cutter and a Navy tug were dispatched to the area about 260 miles south of Adak in the Aleutians.
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Castle Air Force Base
Galif
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Pacific
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Alaskan Air Command
Yokota
Alaska Command
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Navy
Coast Guard
Adak
Aleutian Island
Tennessee Infant Died in Rat Attack in Memphis
Gerald Wayne Ross a one year old boy was found dead in his bed apparently fatally gnawed by a rat police reported The child son of Mrs George Ross whose husband is with the Army in Spain was asleep with six other children when the infant cried during the night and she did not get up The mother discovered the dead infant when she went to give him his early morning battle
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Memphis
Gerald Wayne Ross
George Ross
Army
Spain
E. C. Swann
Homicide
Old Santa Arrest Highlights Times Square Dust Case
In Times Square police summoned a Santa Claus working for a wrecking company. Two workers dressed as Santa helped remove debris from the New York Times building site while a plainclothes officer questioned their identities amid dust complaints. The 1963 summons cites a VaC administrative offense with fines typical for first offenders.
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New York Times
New York
Santa Claus
Merry
Times Square
Santa
Nick
Plainclothesman
G. C. O'Brien
Berlin Wall Opening Seen At Christmas
East and West negotiators expressed optimism that an accord would be reached to permit West Berliners to cross the Wall for Christmas reunions. talks continued in East Berlin past midnight over signing. West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt pressed to avoid recognitions or actions altering West Berlin status.
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West Berlin
Former Delegate Mantzing Dies in Clarksburg Hospital
Melvin C. Muntaing aged 62, a former House of Delegates member and once a Republican gubernatorial candidate, died Monday in a Clarksburg hospital after five weeks illness. A Morgan County Ohio high school teacher and former auto agency operator, he also served as Grant County sheriff. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Maysville near Petersburg.
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Melvin C. Muntaing
House of Delegates
Republican Gubern Salarial
Monjay
Maantzing
Ilewah & Teacher
Morgan County
Ohio
Grant County
Maysville
Petersburg
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