Johnson Claims Sweeping Support in Military Cuts
President Johnson touted broad public backing for shutting 33 defense bases to save 106 million dollars. He clinched this at his LBJ Ranch news conference, critiqued Senator Goldwater, and previewed talks with West Germany's Chancellor Erhard on East West relations. He also announced 1964 budget outlook steps and Latin American policy changes.
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Eisenhower
U.S
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Alliance For Progress
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Moscoso
Mann
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Houston
Dean Rusk
Ellington Air Force Base
Lyndon B. Johnson
Georgiev
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Paris
Washington
Rosa Aronova
Israel
300 Reported Killed Uneasy Truce Observed In Cyprus After Clash
In Cyprus a three nation peacekeeping operation appears to be absorbing the violence after a night of clashes. British Army Maj. Gen. P. G. F. Young leading troops from Britain Turkey and Greece hopes Greek and Turkish Cypriots will observe a truce agreed to earlier.
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Mediterranean
P. G. F. Young
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Neapolis
Harry Walker
Young
Britain
Turkey
England
Greece
British Commonwealth
Makarios
U S Russia airline service a likely soon
Federal Aviation Administrator Najeeb Halaby said a New York Moscow direct air passenger service agreement should be signed within 30 days with two weekly flights by Pan American and Aeroflot. Flights would run between Moscow's main airfield and New York Kennedy, with proving flights required before service begins.
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Chicago Tribune
Washington
Najeeb E. iHalaby
New York-Moscow
State Department
Halaby
Russia
Pan American Airways
Aeroflot
Moscow
New York
Kennedy Airport
West Berlin Officials Contact East Germany Over Christmas Killing
West Berlin city government broke with precedent by delivering an oral protest to East German officials over the Christmas shooting of a refugee at the Red Wall. The move surprised Western Allies and risked aiding Soviet claims to direct German affairs.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Red Wall
Ernst Lemmer
Willy Brandt
Lemmer
East Berlin
Reds
Wall
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Cloudy and cold with occasional light snow flurries in the far south. Highs near 26 to 34. Tonight and Sunday partly cloudy with a slow cooling trend. overnight lows around 10 in the northeast to near 20 in the far south. Recent high 34, low 23. records show high 70 in 1946 and low 2 in 1925. Precipitation this month 0.65 inches. Relative humidity 63 percent. wind peak 7 mph at Memorial Airport. Sunrise 7:27, sunset 4:54.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Asec
Cesweer
Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Record High Living Cost Hit in November
Washington AP reports November saw higher food prices defying seasonal declines and lifting the consumer price index to 107.4 percent of the 1957-59 average. Housing costs also rose, with Arnold Chase of the BLS predicting another index uptick in December.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Teamsters Suit Seeks Accounting of Embezzled Union Funds
J. J. Henderson sues in U S District Court to recover about 240000 allegedly embezzled from Teamsters locals 41 541 and joint council 56. Defendants include Cecil H Bennett Floyd R Hayes Stanley Blev er Clevenger Robert L Williams Roy L Williams Sam Ancona Floyd Early Karl L Rogers and James R Hoffa plus bonding firms and union locals. Henderson seeks replacement funds or bond recovery and cites prior embezzlement convictions and a 1959 shooting attack on Henderson.
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U. S
J. J
Jake) Henderson
Joint Council 56
Cecil H. Bennett
Local 41
Floyd R. Hayes
Stanley Burke Clevenger
Robert Leroy Williams
Roy Lee Williams
Joint Council
Sam Ancona
Floyd Early
Karl L. Rogers
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters International
Henderson
New South Vietnam Leader Roams Provinces For Support
South Vietnam's new junta chief Maj. Gen. Duon Van Ninh greeted by 15 000 supporters in Tay Ninh as he embarks on a province wide barnstorming tour to win backing for the coup leaders. He meets Cao Dai leaders and plans three provincial visits before January end, contrasting with the late President Diem's secrecy.
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Tran Quang Vinh
Demonstrators Attack U S Legation As Bulgaria Spy Case Unfolds
In Sofia on Friday a mob of about 3000 rioters attacked the U S legation, breaking windows and overturning cars during a show trial of Ivan Georgiev for seven years of espionage for the United States. The State Department said compensation would be sought and Bulgaria faced possible government sponsorship of the riot.
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Department
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Phillips
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Georgiev
Supreme Court
United Nations
Richard Johnson
Reuters
Paris
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Deita
Lakonia
Lisbon
Funchal
London
R. J. Atkins
Ormos Shipping Co
Atkins
Manchester
England
Andrew Vasiliades
Area Residents May Have Tax Refunds Coming
The Kansas City IRS reports 35 960 in unissued income tax refunds for 472 taxpayers with unknown addresses. Fifteen cases involve Mid Missouri residents including Jefferson City. Names published to locate recipients and guidance issued that no third party is needed to claim refunds. Those owed refunds should contact the IRS district office at 811 Grand Ave Kansas City Missouri to verify identity and entitlement.
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Internal Revenue Service
Mid-Missouri
Jefferson City
Carroll E. Anderson
Camdenton
Wanda Berner
Centertown
Fred C. Bosch
Vance W. & C
Brazile
Iberia
Donald J. Hagner
Jeerson City
J. & M. Kilpatrick
Leonard Wook
Lake Park Village Inc
Edward W. Moore
Thelma L. Prohaska
Versailles
Stanley E. Rackers
Marvin C. Siebeneck
Vincent C. & I. F. Traviso Dixon
Maurice E. Johnson
IRS
Johnson
Grand Ave
U S Accepts Mediation Offer From Philippines
The United States publicly accepted a Philippine mediation offer to bridge the rift with Cambodia. State Department said no apology or bowing to Sihanouk demands, and both sides may use the mediator without concessions.
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United States
America
Cambodia
Diosdado Macapagal
State Department
Richard S. Phillips
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Sihanouk
John F. Kennedy
Washington-Phnom Penh
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Lakonia Captain and First Mate Defend Crew Conduct
Captain Mathias Zarbis and first officer Dimitri Valmas defend actions aboard the Lakonia as survivors total 1,041 with 91 known dead and 64 missing after a shipboard fire. They say no one panicked and the crew worked to control the blaze despite transfers and late abandon ship orders.
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Spain
Lakonia
Mathias ‘Zarbis
Greek Line
Senate Hears Shortest Session In History
Washington reports a 2 second Senate adjournment as Sen Lee Metcalf presided briefly. The House met five minutes for a prayer and routine business. Both chambers stay alive under a rule requiring cross chamber consent to adjourn.
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Senate
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House
Johnson
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