Downtown Free Parking Plan Sparks City Council Debate
The city ordered 500 courtesy tickets for December 21 to 26 to tag cars downtown during a proposed free parking period. Merchants seek a 4000 study to locate off street spaces while council weighs whether the move aids shoppers or frees spaces for staff.
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Rouce Department
Deermine
John Rossbacher
Guy Abbey
Abbey
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart A. Long
Chamber
Dorr Clark
Palmer
Clark
North Center Street
Streets
Philip Zalzneck
Foil Another Mob At U S Agency Site
Indonesian security police repelled a mob near the U S Information Agency building in Surabaya while 13 American officials and their families were safeguarded. Police guarded U S A facilities and residences as demonstrations by a Communist led labor union drew about 4 000 people.
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Wanes
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U.S. Information Agency
East Java
Surabaya
Paul Neilson
Neilson
USIA
Constate
U.S
Jakarta
Ambbassy
Christmas Spirit Evident in Local Shops and Windows
Ambiguous OCR text notes Christmas spirit in a local setting with references to shops, wrapping paper, and decorations. Mentions December timing and festive displays, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear names or precise events.
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Dectronian
Emhants
Sy ieheEs Am, Fk
Justice Department Rates Evidence In Slaying Of Rights Workers
The Justice Department reveals evidence aimed at proving probable cause for grand jury action against 19 of 21 suspects in the 1964 slaying of civil rights workers. FBI agent Henry Rasp testified about a confession obtained from Horace Barnette during a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Esther Carter.
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Justice Dep't
JDLAN
Wiss
FBI
U.S
Esther Carter
Henry Rasp
Atlanta
Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
W. J. Johnson
Johnson
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Biloxi
Shreveport
Ku Klux Klan
South
Baker Probe Closed Till Next Year
The Senate hearings on Baker and related figures pause until next year after agreement to call Walter Jenkins for questioning. Jenkins resigned amid the campaign after morals charges. his ties to President Johnson span 25 years. The committee finds no further inquiry into the party girl issue and continues review of outside business dealings connected to Baker.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baki
White House
Walter Jenkin
Baker
Jenkins
Johnsons
Senate Rules Committee
HM Fenkins
Hein
Ben B. Reynolds
Austin
Tex
Johnson
B. Everett Jordan
DNC
Mother Drowns Two Children in Bathtub Tragedy in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police report a 2-year-old mother faces murder charges after drowning her son Benton and daughter Stephanie in a second-floor bathtub. Marjorie Spruance reportedly gave no motive. husband Stephen found the bodies. The victims are grandchildren of artist Benton Spruance, known for works in Library of Congress displays.
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Philadelphia
Marjorie Spruance
Stephanie
Benton
Stephen
Noted British Poet Edith Sitwell Dies at 77
Dame Edith Sitwell, renowned British poet and avant garde figure, died of a heart attack in a London hospital at age 77. Survived by brothers Sir Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell, both writers, she helped lead postwar literature and the arts after World War I. Her first poetry collection appeared in 1915 with a last volume issued in 1957.
Now You See Him Now You Don't
Dallas salesman T. L. Flanagan, 67, mistook a pool patio between two cars for an empty spot and waded into the water to rescue a sinking car, returning ashore after the vehicle went under.
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Houst ON
Tex
Saleman
T. L. Flanagan
Dallas
Flanagan
US Urges Russia to Help Curb Viet Nam Fighting
Washington reports say Washington asks Soviet leaders to use influence with North Vietnam to halt offensive operations in South Vietnam. Gromyko met with Johnson at the White House for about 20 minutes to discuss disarmament and East West tensions.
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Russia
Washington
Une Jetzasan
Grompke
Johnson
Buty
Nike Poa
South
Viet Nam
Corry Christmas Light Contest Opens for Registration
Registration opens for the first annual Christmas home lighting contest sponsored by the Corry Insurance Underwriters Association. Entries must register by December 19 at 5 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. Prizes total 180 with 50 for first, 20 for second, and six 5 prizes.
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Corry Insurance Underwriters Association
Chamber of Commerce
Tinal
Ned Johnston
Insurance Group
Citizens Corry Officer
Déar
Chamber
UN Envoys Toast at City Liner Farewell Party
United Nations envoys and their wives gathered last night aboard the liner Todependence on the Pur a River for a reception sponsored by Mayor Hubert F. Wagner and Adlai E. Stevenson. The toast honored General U Thant and conveyed best wishes for his welfare, with remarks on the absence of Thant and pride in the diverse 74 nationalities represented in New York.
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Parsons
United Nations
Pura
Ion
Suabert F. Wagner
Adlai
E. Steventon
Sona
Mmeon
U Thant
Lagmier Ahio
Mwab Thant
Imayor
New York
Tea Bad
Judge to Block Railroad Strike by Restraining Order Soon
In Chicago a pending restraining order would bar three railroad shop unions representing over 54 000 workers from striking for at least one day. The action aims to prevent a planned strike set for December 15 and would take effect Tuesday through Christmas Eve.
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Chicago
Dist
Joseph Sant Perry
Dee
Perry
Washington
Afl-Cio Railway
Sentences Set For 2 Spying Convictions in New Jersey
John W. Butenko and Igor A. Ivanov face sentencing December 18 for conspiring to commit espionage. Butenko, a 39 year old American engineer, and Ivanov, a 34 year old Russian driver, were found guilty of relaying Air Force secrets and of acting as unregistered agents.
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Newark
N. J
John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
U.S
Anthony J. Augelli
Ivanov
Soviet Union
Bulenko
Russia
Congo Debate Simmers At UN Over Tshombe Charges
The United Nations Security Council debated Moise Tshombe's charges that Moscow aids Congolese rebels as Russia and the United States clash over intervention and matters involving three African nations. The council rejected a Russian bid to ignore Tshombe's claims and approved continuing discussion of both Tshombe's charges and Western paratroop actions.
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United Nations
Seounty Conwell
Congo
Eharees Tvoma
Steslin
Russia
United States
Belgium
Moise ‘Tshombe
Moscow
Tshombe
Tshoibe
Nikolai T. Pedoranko
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Son Page Three
Toll Of Yanks Rises As Reds Step Up War
Six Americans died in two days of hard fighting in South Viet Nam as Viet Cong forces intensify the winter spring offensive. A missing American and an Australian officer are reported as casualties in separate engagements near Saigon and the An Lao valley.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
al Oarae Bel
Sagon
Phu Yen
South China Sea
An’ Lao
Mekong
Ba Dua
Demonstration at British Embassy in Washington Disrupted
A protest outside the British Embassy in Washington DC involved members of a party chained together during a news conference inside. British Prime Minister Garolf Witwon led the event as police moved in and evicted protesters from the grounds.
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Frees
Palfcentan
Tueng Joope
Next
Warh Ington
D.C
Himee Te Au
Garolf Witwon
King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize for Civil Rights Efforts
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr received the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for upholding nonviolence in the civil rights movement. He announced he would give the prize money to the cause, after a private audience with King Olav V and a ceremony attended by Norwegian leaders and King’s family.
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Llo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Nobel Committee
Oslo University
Alfred Nobel
King
Spa
Olav V
Tneabers
Nso
Wil Corets
Stockholm
Gustav VI
Siete Ees Eerophoruy
Thorles Re
Malcolm X Not Guilty Report From Photographic Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Malcolm X with a not guilty claim. The text mentions Muslim leader and a trial context. Details are scrambled with unclear names and dates.
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C. J. Strickland
Baker Probe
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Charles McGinroy
Gromyko
Alex Marab Ni
Askeslea Johnson
Gromykes
Dr. King
Malcolm X
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