U S Wall Tile Makers Charge Japan Industry
The Ceramic Tile Manufacturers Association filed dumping charges with the Treasury Department against Japan's wall tile industry. It seeks a dumping tax to offset price differences, plus a probe into deceptive labeling and promotions by Japanese firms. If dumping continues, American tile makers warn the industry could be destroyed by 1970.
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Chdcage Tribune Press Service
Washington
Ceramic Tile Manufacturers Association
United States
Treasury Department
Japan
Industry Association
Customs Bureau
Moorris E. Phills
American Olean Tilt Company
Olean
N.Y
Japa@bete
Gemini 7– Gemini 6 Rendezvous Ends With Historic Return
The Gemini 7 crew, Borman and Lovell, linked with Schirra and Stafford in a flawless descent, displayed precise rendezvous and a dramatic return from space. Live TV coverage marked Ameri can history as the two crafts completed a 20 hour, 73 mile apart flight with a six foot separation at closest approach and a safe splashdown.
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Lovell
Schirra
Bermuda
United States
Earth
Howard Minners
Space Agency
West Point
Navy
Naval Academy
Stafford
Air Force
Annapolis
Gemini
Armericans
Space
Request to return empty bottles for refill
A customer asks the store to accept all empty bottles for return today. They request pickup and ongoing refills, urging immediate action and thanking the staff.
State Studies Bids For Office Building On Kansas City Block
The Sharp Brothers Construction Co of Kansas City submitted the apparent low bid of 3 815 556 for a five story state office building in downtown Kansas City. The bid undercut the state estimate of 3 891 550 with the next higher offer 3 889 000 by Bob Eldridge Construction Co. The state has 60 days to accept or reject the bid for erection on a block bordered by Holmes Cherry 13th and 14th Streets near the Federal Office Building, Jackson County Courthouse and City Hall.
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Sharp Brothers Constructtion Co
Kansas City
Bob Eldridge Construction Co
Holmes and
Cherry Sts
13Th and Th Streets
Jackson County
Bardot Arrives in New York for First U.S. Tour
Brigitte Bardot touched down in New York for her first visit to the United States. She received a clamorous welcome and told reporters she feels wonderful. Bardot, 31, will promote her latest film Viva Maria during an eight day stay, appearing in a raspberry dress as photographers captured her arrival.
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New York
Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte
Bardot
Miss Bardot
Rights Violation Probe In Columbia Arrest
FBI investigates whether Missouri University student Harold Alfred Chadwick had civil rights violated by Columbia Police Chief Paul Cheavans. Chadwick, 21, was chased to his home and struck on the temple with a pistol after resisting arrest. he was treated for a four inch cut and released. Chadwick faces speeding and license plate charges, while city officials welcome the probe and FBI involvement.
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FBI
Columbia Police
Paul Cheavans
Missouri University
Harold
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Don Allard
Chadwick
Cheavans
Boone County Hospital
Allard
Farmers Bid to Censure Secretary and Back Food Aid Plan
The convention condemned the Secretary’s use of power to wreck prices and debated censoring him for the first time, while criticizing the Johnson cotton program. Delegates backed a constitutional amendment to apportion state legislatures by method aside from population and opposed Taft-Hartley section 14 B repeal. A new “marketing food for freedom” program would boost foreign aid by buying food at market prices for shipment abroad, phasing out subsidy wheat and “food for peace” funds.
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Shuman
Federation
Puerto Rico
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Freeman
Johnson
United States
Food For Peace
Four Arrested In Burglaries In Jefferson City
Four people were taken into custody in Jefferson City after two burglaries at Shaw's Sundries on 1240 W. Dunklin St and John and Ethel's Place on 1117 W. Dunklin St. An adult, Harvey Hardt, 17, of Route 5 was named. three juveniles were not identified. Entry was through a rear window. items stolen included cash, cigars, beer, whisky, ham, two chickens and bread.
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Ethel
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Route 5
Rights and claims of discrimination in health care tensions
A telegram accuses officials of sidestepping issues and suggests racial implications in meetings with conservative health professionals. Kolloman tells Gardner he suspects the department is insincere on civil rights matters.
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Kolloman
Gardner
Seivil
The Viet Nam Impact on U.S. War Capacity in 1966
The excerpt notes that the Vietnam War’s effects do not yet appear to significantly increase the burden on overall manpower capacity in 1966. It suggests limited immediate stress on the military draft or labor pool, indicating cautious assessment of future pressures.
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Viet Nam
Urgent Mail Plea Amid War Era Pressures
Harris warned that discount rate rises and postal shortages could slow Christmas mail. Blair urged urgent mail delivery as the Post Office faced bottlenecks, weather delays, and proposals tying HEW funding to civil rights enforcement. The talk covered inflation, budget strains, and calls for restraint in government actions during the war era.
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William C. Blair
Gardner
Holloman
Harris
Republicans critique proposed grant system seen as federal overreach
A GOP task force argues against building a national fiscal controls system for state and local governments without better consultation. They propose grants remain ear marked for welfare education or public health with state and local discretion, plus five year reviews by Congress and the Administration. Many "stimulating grants" have sat on statute books for nearly fifty years.
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Congress
Administration
Task Force
Sikeston Police Dog Fund Aims For 1200 Cost
Sikeston Missouri police seek a police dog funded by the Sikeston Jaycees. A hot dog luncheon raised money toward the 1200 price and training for the dog plus handler. Training will occur at the National Police Dog Academy in Moline Kansas during the week of January 15.
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Sikeston
Sikeston, Mo
Memorial Rites Planned for Space Doctor Lovelace
Memorial services will be held at First Presbyterian Church in Albuquerque for Dr W Randolph Lovelace II director of space medicine and his wife 53 who with pilot Milton Brown 21 were found dead after a twin engine plane wreck in Colorado. Private burial for the Lovelaces will follow. Turkiye ships and American Air Force search for the missing B7 crew near Turkeys Adana base continue.
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Albuquerque
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First Presbyterian Church
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U. S
Space Medicine
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Colorado
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Deaths Fred F. Woehr of Folk Dies at 85
Fred F. Woehr 85 of Folk died Thursday at his family home after a three year illness. Born September 8, 1900 at Mary's Home he was the son of John and Anna Blaeser Woehr. He married Mary Hubn April 28, 1931. she died May 27, 1948. He was a farmer and member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church and Holy Name Society. Survivors include three sons Richard Westphalia Le Roy Tebbetts Herbert Folk. two daughters Mrs Bernard Temmen and Mrs Walter Rehagen both of Westphalia. four sisters and four brothers. Rosary and funeral details announced with burial at parish cemetery.
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Westphalia
Richard Woehr
le Roy Woehr
Tebbetts
Herbert
Woehr
Bernard Temmen
Walter Rehagen
Sylvester Woehr
Wardsville
Joseph Woehr
Koeltztown
Herman Massman
Eulentrop
Funeral Today for Mrs. Crane in Ulman
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Leona Crane 62 of Ulman are set for 2 p.m. today at Ulman Baptist Church with Rev. Cellis Crum officiating. Burial will follow at Gott Cemetery near Ulman. She was born January 13, 1902 in St Elizabeth and married Oval Crane November 20, 1921. Survivors include husband Oval Crane two daughters Nina Ruth Berendzen Barbara Carico two sons Fred and Gene Crane two sisters Alice Jeffries Blanche Keith Earnshart and Velma Earnshart and one brother Nelson Davenport.
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St. Elizabeth
Fred
Glora Miller
Davenport
Oval Crane
Ulman
Nina Ruth Berendzen
Elden
Barbara Carico
Fred Crane
Fulton
Gene Crane
Alice Jeffries
Columbia
Blanche Keithlot
Velma. Earnshart
Eureka
Nelson Davenport
Ulman Baptist Church
Cellis Crum
Gott Cemetery
Sundermeyer Infant Dies Rites Today
Laure Lee Sundermeyer infant daughter of Wilbur and Louise Michelis Sundermeyer of Fallon died Wednesday at University of Missouri Medical Center. Survived by parents, paternal grandparents William H. Sundermeyer Holts Summit, maternal grandparents Jack Michelis Holts Summit, sister Kathryn Ann, brothers Gary Allen and Donald Phillip. Funeral services at 10 a.m. today in a funeral home chapel. Rev. Russell Lytle officiating. Burial in Hart Hill Cemetery Callaway County.
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Sundermeyer
Laure Lee Sundermeyer
Wilbur
Louise Michelis Sundermeyer
Fallon
University of Missouri Medical Center
William H. Sundermeyer
Holts Summit
Jack Michelis
Yone
Kathryn Ann
Gary Allen
Donald Phillip
Funeral Home
Russell Lytle
Hart Hill Cemetery
Callaway County
Johnson and Wilson to Hold Final White House Discussion
President Lyndon Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson will convene a final discussion this afternoon at the White House. Mrs. Johnson will host a luncheon for Mrs. Wilson in the family dining room on the mansion’s second floor before Wilson departs Saturday for Ottawa to meet with Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson on international conferences.
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Wilson
Ottawa
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Cyclone Devastates East Pakistan Islands and Towns
Reports from Sanadia indicate 75 percent of the island's crops and houses were destroyed while Cox's Bazar, with about 6 000 residents, left hundreds homeless and 60 percent of homes wrecked and the airfield flooded. Maheshkhali reportedly saw thousands killed, with vast livestock losses feared on other islands.
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Sanadia
Island
Cox's Bazar
Maheshkhali
Jailer Releases Fake Santa in Springfield
Four Antioch College students bailed out Robert Fraley, 44, of Paintsville KY, after leaving a note and $27.85 to pay his $25 fine and costs for begging in Santa attire. Fraley was jailed until Christmas Eve but freed with the Christmas Gift note, as federal health officials review iceball safety.
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Ohio
Santa
Antioch College
Old Nick
Robert Fraley
Paintsville
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Fraley
Hong Kong
Weither
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Dayton
America
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Health Service
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