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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
12
The Charleston Gazette reports that troops have been moved from Tibet amid heightened tensions. The article notes Red Chinese actions along the Soviet border and cites official sources for the arming of border forces.
Reports say Chinese Communist divisions have been moved from Sinkiang to Tibet while Moscow touts unity of socialist powers. Tibetan refugees increased as border tensions persist, with Beijing pressing modernization in agriculture and reinforcing frontier garrisons along the Indian border.
Tokyo report notes Communist China critiques U.S. policy as Johnson faces next year. Text describes Western press reaction to U.S. races and Johnson’s challenge to maintain hegemony. The piece mentions Kennedy’s death, European responses, and U.S. policy limits regarding allies amid a tense Cold War backdrop.
Tokyo reports Japan’s population at 98,110,000 as of January 1, rising by 978,000 from the prior year. The government’s statistics office released the figures on Wednesday, noting Japan ranks as the world’s seventh most populous nation.
A Blair General election drama pits Dr. Gillespie against an ambitious surgeon as Eddie Albert leads a tense plot. Perry Mason episode features a zoo murder backdrop at the San Diego Zoo with a baby gorilla central to the case. Jimmy Dean show promises Lassie visit and Patty Duke musical moments. The Name of the Game closes with a polished Las Vegas gambling tale featuring Nancy Kawitck and Pat Thingle.
Johnson telephoned the three living ex presidents on Wednesday from his Texas ranch to wish them a merry Christmas. He reached Dwight Eisenhower in Palm Desert California, Herbert Hoover in New York City, and Harry S Troutman and family in New York.
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