U S Philippines bases row fuels calls for treaty renegotiation
U S Ambassador Blair faces Filipino demands to revise the 1947 bases treaty after two shooting incidents in Clark Air Base area. A 14 year old Filipino was killed by a shot from a sentry. a Marine guard shot at an outrig ger, killing one aboard.
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United States
U.S
Johnson
Panama Canal
Panama
Philippines
Philippine
William McCormick Blair Jr
Denmark
Marine Corps
Diosdado Macapagal
Blair
Happy New Year Greeting Tradition Extended
A New Year greeting from the Newspaper Enterprise Association emphasizes optimism for year ahead. The message notes it is traditional to wish readers a happy new year and hopes next year will be better, though it acknowledges challenges in maintaining the sentiment.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
Broderick Crawford
Elizabeth Montgomery
Hoover Sees FBI Growth and Civil Rights Limits
Hoover outlined plans to seek 300 to 400 new FBI agents and stressed the bureau cannot arrest or protect individuals in civil rights cases. He said expansions depend on law and Justice Department guidance, and he avoided political labels, calling himself an objectivist while urging crime reduction and professional respect for law enforcement.
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FBI
Hoover
Department of Justice
Congress
Mondale Sworn In as Young U S Senator
Senator Walter F Mondale 36 a Democrat from Minnesota was sworn in as a new member of the Senate and among the youngest ever. He succeeds Vice President elect Hubert H Humphrey in the post. General Dynamics wins a 13 million Navy contract to develop an anti air missile for destroyers and cruisers replacing Tartar and Terrier systems with two versions planned.
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Italy
Giuseppe Sarnni
National Assembly
Christian Democrats
Saragat
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Benito Mussolini
General de Gaulle
Alcide de Gasperi
Giovanni Gronchi
Antonio Segni
Social Democratic Party
Christian Democratic Left
Aldo Moro
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Mondale
Washington
UPT
Walter F. Mondae
D-Minn
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
UPI
General Dynamics Corp
Meat imports debate and public response in 1964
The article notes cattlemen’s campaign against imported beef and City Council of Childress pioneering labeling ordinances. It cites 1964 imports at 718 million pounds, down from 1.05 billion, and forecasts 733 million pounds for 1965. The piece also laments constant coverage of national figures.
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Childress
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
U.S
Almanac notes and historical milestones for December 31
Almanac highlights for December 31 include celestial positions for Venus Mars Mercury and Jupiter Saturn, births of Jacques Cartier in 1491 and George Marshall in 1880, Ellis Island becoming U S immigration receiving station in 1890, Truman proclaiming end of World War II in 1946, plus Plutarch's quote on reproach.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Jacques Cartier
Thomas Edison
George Marshall
Defense
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
United States
Truman
Plutarch
Betsy the Hippo prompts crate hunt in New York
Betsy the ill tempered hippo sparked a search in New York as Keith Blackman of Laredo and Earl Turner of Kingsville hunted for a sturdy crate to transport the 3600 pound animal to Harlingen Texas. The hippo rose to fame after four Smith College girls bought her at a Brooklyn zoo auction.
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New York
UPI
Betsy
Lone Star State
Smith College
Brooklyn Zoo
Harlingen, Tex
Keith Blackman
Laredo
Earl Turner
Kingsville
Wall Street Outlook Sees Mixed Economic Signals Ahead
UPI reports analysts expect the market to be swayed by both domestic and foreign developments. The Alexander Hamilton Institute sees a promising outlook but British finance and steel negotiations loom as uncertainties. Hooper of W E Hutton favors caution with brief sales potential, while Zinder urges waiting for January clarity.
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New York
UPI
Stanley Heller & Co
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Gary Lockwood and Cynthia Pepper Star in Sally and Sam Pilot
UPI reports Gary Lockwood and Cynthia Pepper co star in the pilot film for the new video series Sally and Sam. The pair headline the project as the series launches with plans for further episodes.
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Haywood
UPI
Gary Lockwood
Cynthia Pepper
Sally
Sam
High speed electrical rail proposed for Washington to New York
UPI reports a proposed transportation program may revive interest in electric rail travel with a demonstration project for a 10 mile per hour electric link between Washington and New York, potentially extending to New Haven. The plan aims to cut the 250 mile trip from four hours to under three hours, reviving a form of rail travel in decline since the 1940s.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
Washington
Washington Dispatches
Congress
U.S
New Haven
Connet
Association of American Railroads
High speed rail program to lure riders from air shuttles
Washington sources say a proposed high speed electrical rail program aims to draw passengers back to rail from air shuttle services that currently dominate the Washington to New York Boston corridor. The plan seeks to shift traveler traffic from air to rail across the busy Northeast route.
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Washington
Washington - New York
Boston
Danish Candy Checked For Food Poisoning
The FDA in Dallas planned tests on an imported Danish candy suspected in two food poisoning cases in Fort Worth. Health director Dr Bradshaw warned the public after two women fell ill. lab tests showed bacteria in the candy.
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Dallas
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Fort Worth
W V. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Indictment in Chicago Insurance Fraud Ring
A Cook County grand jury indicted one person in a scheme where participants allegedly broke each other’s arms and legs to claim insurance. The operation reportedly netted about 4,560 dollars while lawsuits totaling 300,000 dollars are pending in circuit court.
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Chicago
UPT
Cook County
Television Schedule Roundup 1964 Year End
A dense list of TV slots across KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII and KFDA for December 31 1964. Shows include Huntley Brinkley News Weather Daniel Boone Hazel The Tonight Show Perry Mason Bewitched Peyton Place and Riverboat Sign Off along with various local and national news segments and film features.
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KFOX
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley&Brinkley
Daniel Boone
Dr. Kildare
Hazel
KVII
Texas News
Ron Cochran
ABC News
Donna Reed
Peyton Place
Jimmy Dean
But Bailey
Cinema
KFDA
Television Schedule Highlights for January 1, 1965
The listing outlines daytime and early evening programming across KFDX KGNC TV and EVII TV stations. Highlights include Rose Bowl parades, Sugar Bowl and Cotton Bowl games, Today show, News, Captain Kangaroo, Love Lucy, Andy of Mayberry, The Rifleman, and Westerns plus soap operas and game shows.
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KFDX
Daddy
MBC News
NBC
KGNC
KFDA
CBS Morning News
Arkansas
Nebraska
Proud Eagle
CBS Evening News
Kauz TV
Perspective
Daily Word
the Navy
Mayberry
the McCoys
Guiding Light
Weather
Mattoo
CBS News
Jack Benny
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Ocean
Mont
Lewis and Clark
Mandan
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Pierre
Sgt
Charles Floyd
Kan
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T. Louis
Telvision Entertainment
Drs. Kildare
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Lawrence Preston
Perry Mason
Jackie Kennedy
Lyndon
Ike
Harry
the Almanac
Berry's
Hippo
Wall Street Charter
L. O. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Hooper
Newton D. Zinderrieves
la Choucroute Garnie & l’Alsacienne
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Cilaxartiede
T.V. Guide
Walter Cronkite
Channel 6
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EVII
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