Johnson Erhard Meeting Is Marked as Success in Texas
Johnson's first personal diplomacy effort with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard is described as highly successful by German and American informants. A Sunday communique said the leaders agreed to pursue East-West detente and a peace with stability, while opposing any arrangement that perpetuates a divided Germany. Erhard, at Bergstrom Base, voiced openness to new avenues toward Soviet talks.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Germany
Austin
Bergstrom Air Poace Base
Bonn
Soviet Union
Desperate point English teaching menaces U S schools
Francis Keppel US education commissioner warned that English teaching is at a desperate point threatening American education. He backed federal aid for the humanities with emphasis on English noting a study showing as many as 90 percent of high school teachers deem themselves unqualified and urging immediate action.
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Chicago
Francis Kappel
United States
Keppel
Harvard University Faculty of Education
Goldwater to Headline $100 Plate GOP Dinner in Pittsburgh
The Republican fundraiser in Pittsburgh on January 29 will feature Arizona Senator Barry M Goldwater as chief speaker. The event is sponsored by the Allegheny County Finance Committee and aims to back GOP presidential efforts.
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Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Barry M Goldwater
Allegheny County
Ingenes Finance
Four Hunters Missing on Chesapeake Bay Search Continues
The Coast Guard extended the hunt for four duck hunters missing since Saturday after an overturned 12 foot aluminum boat was found near Fort Smallwood Park at the Patapsco River mouth. A decoy box, life preserver cushions, and a thermos were later located about 10 miles away near Sandy Point. Names listed include Paul E. Schuyler, 34, Severna Park. William J. Baquol, 28. Jack Armstrong, 31, both Baltimore. and Rodney Dixon, 21, Ambridge. Authorities from the Coast Guard, Maryland State Police, Tidewater Fisheries Commission, and local fire and rescue units participated in the Sunday search.
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Sevenvarans
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Fort Smallwood Park
Patapsco River
Sandy Point
Paul E. Schuyler
Severna Park
William J. Baquol
Jack Armstrong
Baltimore
Rodney Dixon
Virginia Ave
Ambridge
Anné Arundel County
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Tobken
CORE threatens to halt Philadelphia Mummers Parade
The Congress of Racial Equality and Chester Freedom Now groups threaten to block the New Year’s Day Mummers Parade over blackface costumes. CORE leaders pledge nonviolent action, warning of possible violence from unidentified groups and urging the city to remove offensive elements to prevent chaos.
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Philadelphia
Congress of Racial Equality
COPE
CORE
Chester
Committee For Freedom Now
Louis Smith
Stanley Branche
John Schaefer
Seaboard
Smith
Neutral zone proposal in Nicosia endorsed by leaders
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders agreed to a British plan for a neutral zone in Nicosia with British patrols at the discretion of the commander. Arch bishop Makarios and Dr Fazil Kutchuk signed the agreement as daily meetings under British chairmanship aimed to avert civil war after weeks of violence. Kutchuk warned partition may be the only path, while Greek Cypriots opposed it. The fighting began December 21 and subsided over the weekend.
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Nivossa
Cyprus
British Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Nicosia
Cypeu
Sandys
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Kutchuk
Britian
Senate Set To OK Foreign Aid
Washington AP The Senate planned final approval of the 3 billion dollar foreign aid bill by nightfall as the House had already endorsed the compromise and adjournment neared. Johnson touted a major gain with the removal of a credit ban on Communist nations while Morse predicted passage was likely by late afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
Oregon
Wayne Morse
John F. Kennedy I
I. Johnson
Russia
Cuba
Morse
Wood Alcohol Toll Rises In Philly
In Philadelphia skid row the wood alcohol poisoning death toll climbs with 36 deaths since Nov. 27 and at least 250 more potential victims looming if unaddressed. Dr. Joseph W. Spelman, city medical examiner, warns of possible blindness and grave injuries without prompt care. Campbell Pitts, 45, the latest victim, died yesterday in what authorities tentatively label as wood alcohol poisoning. Detective Max Gordon notes canned heat containers found in Pitts’s room but not the institutional type linked to many skid row deaths.
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Philavourna
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Spelman
Mdeical
Campbell Pitts
Max Gordon
Pitts Room
Dem Leader dies in Philadelphia at 65
A requiem mass is set for Thursday for Cor Carroll Shelton a longtime publicity director of the Democratic City Committee who died suddenly at his Philadelphia home yesterday at age 65. The veteran party official had served ten years in his role.
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DEM
Philadelphia
Cor Carroll Shelton
Democratic City Committee
Shelton
Two Local Youths Nabbed In Check Forgery Spree
One Corry youth in jail and another free on bonds totaling 4500 await court action on forgery and cheating charges. Malek 17 of Columbus faces Erie County jail terms, while David Johnson 20 of West Pheasant Street posts 2900 bond after FBI involvement. Malek pled guilty to passing checks forged in names like Jerry Baker through Loblaws, with checks tied to interstate activity beginning in Florida.
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Donna Chapman
West Main Street
Sine
Matthew Ladika
West Washington Street
Reali Cn
Johnson Brothers Farm Implement
First Avenue
U. S
Columbus
Dean School
Frank and Verna
Corry
Florida
Erie County
Merle
Malek
Rood
Baker Hill Road
David Johnson
West Pheasant Street
John
M.S. Cobbett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Johnson
Cobbstt
Loblaws
Oime Malek
Jerry Bakers
Gary Johnson
Ho Malel
Scranton or Nixon Likely GOP Nominee per Brown
California Gov. Edmund G Brown, a Democrat, predicted that William Scranton or Richard Nixon will be the Republican presidential nominee next year. He also said President Johnson would win the presidency regardless of the GOP candidate.
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Scranton
Nixon
Brown
Sacramento
Calif
William W. Scranton
West Berlin Hopes to Extend Berlin Wall Open
West Berlin deputy mayor Henrich Albertz said the city remains ready to negotiate with the communists to keep the wall open past the January 5 deadline. Bonn cautioned against overreaching as 156000 West Berliners crossed on Sunday using special permits, raising total crossings to 412000 since December 20.
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Bonn
Berlin
East Germany
Henrich Albertz
West Berin
West Bei
Berlin Wall
Probe Slaying Of Pennsylvanian Marine Investigated
Columbus County Sheriff's Department probes the shotgun death of 23-year-old Marine Lance Cpl. Wade W. Beaujon of Johnstown Pennsylvania killed at his widow's home on Saturday night. His 18-year-old brother-in-law Joseph Spivey is held awaiting coroner's inquest.
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Wauley Ile
Columbus County Sheriff's Department
Johnstown
Lance
Wade W. Beaujon
Widéw
Beaujon
Joseph Spivey
Gator Bowl guests injured in Jacksonville hotel fire
Ashes and debris mark the Hotel Roosevelt blaze that killed one and injured 66. A 12 story venue crowded with Gator Bowl guests saw 19 victims suffocate from smoke as fires spread through the ballroom. Donna Axum, Miss America 1964, and Luella Previtl were hospitalized with smoke inhalation. Several executives perished, including Copeland Saurage Co. president James Swick and his wife Lorena Swick. Navy helicopters aided rescues from the roof as authorities investigated the blaze attributed to unknown cause.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Roosevelt
Jackson
Adaims Street
Main Street
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Luella Previtl
Miss Axum
Wang
James Jackson Swick
Copeland Sau Rage Co
Lorena Baker
Rena) Swick
Swicks
Alachua
Pla
Wade Hildinger
Buffalo
N.Y
Wales
National Gypsum Co
Hayden Burns
Naver
William J. Johnson
Mayor Hotel
Johnson
Greek King Orders New Election
King Paul of Greece ordered a new parliamentary election for February 16 to resolve the political crisis as Cyprus tensions rise. He dissolved the Parliament elected November 3 after major party leaders failed to form a coalition and asked 1 year old deputy governor of the Bank of Greece Toannis Paraskevopoulos to lead a caretaker cabinet.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Cyprus
Naion
Pilace
Toannis Paraskevopoulos
Bank of Greece
Corry area juveniles admit burglaries in theft spree
Corry State Police say two under 15 boys confessed to multiple burglaries after being stopped Saturday night in a stolen car purchased for 100 dollars. The boys admitted involvement in five burglaries in Corry and nearby areas. authorities released them to parents for further action.
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Poul AL Aipampury
Columbus Area
Corry
Greensduit
Gat
Uronse
Ag Wnien
Greensburg
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Main
U.S
Philly
Roosevelt Hotel
Penn
Corry, Area
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