U S Considers Cyprus peacekeeping troop proposal
Washington officials weigh sending a NATO linked force to Cyprus amid Greek Turkish tensions. Britain seeks a 500 man contribution from several NATO nations as consultative talks with State and Defense reach delicate stage. Generals Lemnitzer and Baker lead parallel diplomatic efforts with Greece Turkey and U K officials.
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APT
United States
U.S
State and Defense Departments
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Geoffrey H.* Baker
Yice
Britain
Imperial General Staff
London
Defense
State Department
Asst
William Bundy
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Paris
Cyprus
Geoffrey Harrison
Foreign Office
U. S. Won't Leave Formosa To Reds
Secretary Rusk and Japanese leaders discuss Red China policy after a meeting with Prime Minister Ikeda. Disagreement persists over French recognition of Communist China, while Tokyo seeks an independent line that avoids upsetting anti-Communist unity. Rusk aims to prevent spread of recognition amid mixed signals from Ohira.
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Remare Vine
China
Rusk
Hayato Tkeda
Red China
U.S
Ikeda
Yasumi Kurogane
Masayoshi Ohira
United States
Japan
Ohira
Pennsylvania milk output rises while returns dip in 1963
Pennsylvania dairy farmers produced 7 billion pounds of milk in 1983, up from 1962, with production per cow at 8,370 pounds. Despite higher total output, farmers earned only 4.61 per hundredweight, down two cents from 1962, due to drought costs and shifting prices under the Milk Control Commission which routes milk into Class 1 higher priced uses but fills excess supply into lower priced classes.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Pennsylvanks
Milk Control Commission
Commission
Scranton
Allentown
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Regular Spartansburg Grange meet and community notices
Sparta Grange held its regular meeting last Saturday. Plans for a February 1 dues dinner at 1 pm with a special program and open meeting were announced. Concord Corners cancer dressing group meets tomorrow at 1 20 at Mrs. Richard Witmer’s home. Bloodmobile visits Titusville February 4 at Steelworkers Union Hall from noon to 6 pm. Rev. Samuel Braley announced evangelistic meetings in February with Rev. Blair Whittington speaking February 3 to 8 at Sparta McCray Elgin churches and Sparta Methodist Church. Ed Webber sustained facial injuries in a garage drilling accident and was hospitalized then sent home to convalesce. Spartans host Erie Forest Thursday at 7 pm junior varsity and 8 15 pm varsity. March of Dimes drive continues, with funds supporting birth defect prevention and victims aid. contributions to Morris Hardware. County Planning Board meets Wednesdays at 8 pm in Crawford County courthouse assembly room to discuss Project 70. contact Harry Firth for details. Arthur Scouten and Charles Bruckner birthdays noted. Bruckner served in Viet Nam. new address provided. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers Jot Brie visited Kinney family. Kinneys hosted others at Findley Lake. Ann Frankenfield discharged after hospital tests. Dorothy Staub hosted family visitors from Youngsville. Lizzy Me…
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Sparta Grange
Grange
Concord Corners
Richard Witmer
Bloodmobile
Titusville
Sparta Methodist Church
Ed Webber
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spartans
Erie Forest
National Foundation
Salk Institute
Morris Hardware Store
Crawford County
County Planning Board
Sparta
Harry Firth
Arthur Scouten
George Rose
Hamot
Charles Bruckner
Viet Nam
Ki Bruckner
Charles M. Bruckner
San Francisco
Calif
Walter Rogers
Edolph Johnson
Youngsville
Teens Marchers Pound Beat For Dimes
More than one hundred teenagers volunteer to march in the Teens March for the March of Dimes led by Robert Brown, carrier area chairman. They stress helping birth defects research and polio history, urging residents to support with donations during the event tonight.
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Robert Brown
Wayne
Concord
Corry
She
Brown
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Calif
91-Year-Old Uses Recovered Cast After Six Weeks
An elderly woman had a wrist cast removed last Friday after a six week period. The break healed well and she remains remarkably able at age 91.
Senatorial Probe Details Baker Investment Ties
A Senate committee investigation into Robert G. Baker focuses on his investment in Milwaukee based MGIC stock and possible related outside business conflicts. Witness Meg H. Karl of MGIC testified as documents show Baker's net worth surged while pledging MGIC shares as loan collateral and a 1960 62 timeline links Baker to advertising dealings tied to the Lyndon Johnson orbit.
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Senate
Robert G. Baker
Milwaukee
Meg H. Karl
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Baker
Washington Post
Austin
Lex
Ktbejv
Lyndon Johnson
Albert G. Young
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Corp
the Post
Young
Don B. Reynolds
Walter B. Jenkins
Reynolds
Johnson
Jenkins
Silver Spring
John le Williams
Oswald Widow to Be First Witness in Kennedy Inquiry
Chief Justice Warren chairs the presidential commission investigating Kennedy's assassination. Marina Oswald, 22, the Russian-born widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, will appear within two weeks as part of the inquiry. Oswald, ex-Marine and self-styled Marxist, was killed two days after his arrest. Marina, in a Dallas radio interview, expressed belief that Lee Kennedy was not proven innocent, while her mother-in-law questioned who fed Marina such facts. Warren said Oswald's lawyers may ask questions. the commission denied allowing Marguerite Oswald legal representation during questioning.
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Washington
John EP. Kennedy
Pithin
Lee Taivey Oswald
Earl Warren
Broun
Kennedy
Oswald
Marina Oswald
Lee
KRLD
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Warren
Internal Revenue ruling reversal boosts company profits
A company that prospered after the IRS reversed an unfavorable tax ruling is spotlighted amid a classifieds prompt. The note hints at seeking items in the classifieds section for more details on the company’s situation and potential opportunities.
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Internal Revenue Service
Dont Blame The Snake Dont Blame The Snake
African game keeper Jerry de Bary, 37, died after a salt lake zoo adder bite while tending an enclosure. Doctors treated him with antivenin and a tracheotomy but he collapsed after falling and extending an arm. His wife Katherine was at his bedside as Holy Cross Hospital confirmed his death. George W. LaForest announced a bid for Congress in Erie Crawford Mercer district, seeking the Democratic nomination in May with Medicare education and low income families as priorities. Zoo officials said the snakes would not be killed despite the tragedy.
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Jerry de Bary
Salt Lake City
Hogle Zoological Gardens
de Bary
Holy Cross Hospital
de Bury
Katherine
George W. LaForest
Erie-Crawford-Mercer County
LaForest
Erie
Sears Roebuck and Co
Johor
Allied
Namba
Henied
Ros
Zoo
Pennsylvania House Pushes Bible Reading Amendment
In Harrisburg, members urge Congress to amend the U.S. Constitution to allow Bible reading in public schools. One motion seeks to release a House resolution supporting a federal amendment option, another proposes a constitutional convention if state ratification fails. Sponsors include Reps. Humes Murray Letherknight and Purnell.
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Harrisburg
Are
U.S
House of Representatives
U.S. House
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
James C. Humes
R-Lycoming
Harvey P. Murray
R Snyder
Cecil K. Letherknight
R-Cambria
Karl H. Purnell
R-Union
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