Harriman Talks Viet Nam Policy In Poland Visit
United States envoy at large Averell Harriman arrived in Warsaw to meet Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki and discuss U S views on the Viet Nam situation. The surprise trip came with high secrecy and involved other State Department officials. The talks began at the U S embassy before a meeting at the foreign ministry.
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Reuters
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Averell Harriman
Adam Rapacki
U.S
Harrisman
Harriman
Rapacki
Washington
Special Air Force
John Gronowski
Foreign Ministry
State Department
David Dean
White House
Nicklish
Americans Face High Price New Year Holiday Outlay
New Year celebrations hit costly price levels across major cities. Maxim's De Paris Chicago asks steep packages with dinner and morning champagne. Miers Latin Quarter in New York offers steak, floor show with Mickey Rooney for 35 dollars per person. Plaza Persian Room features Barbara McNair. Jack Carter at Americana Royal Box goes 32.50. Los Angeles caps prices with 29.50 per person to hear Tommy Sands at the Cocoanut Grove.
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Maxim's de Paris
Chicago
Mickey Rooney
Plaza Hotel
Barbara McNair
Jack Carter
Los Angeles
Tommy Sands
Frank Sinatra
Cocoanut Grove
Ambassador Hotel
Retirees Return Sick Leave Time
Four postal employees retiring this week will return to the government a total of 11,688 hours of unused sick leave. With vacation and holidays, this equals over six years of working time. Notable totals include Leo H. Seckles at 3,330 hours and 47 years of service, M D Alexander at 3,223 hours, Homer Maag at 2,865 hours, and Joe Goerlitz at 2,170 hours.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Leo H. Seckles
D. Alexander
Homer Maag
Joe Joseph Goerlitz
Civil Service
Unseasonably Mild Weather For Jefferson City Area
Unseasonably mild conditions persist in Jefferson City and Central Missouri with variable cloudiness through Friday. Highs in the 70s era and nightly lows in the 40s to low 50s are noted, along with mixed precipitation reports and past weather records cited from the National Weather Service.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Johnsons aides work on state of the union message at ranch
President Johnson and two aides William Moyers and Joseph Califano joined at the Texas ranch to draft the state of the union. White House officials offered few specifics amid silence on Viet Nam truce talks and potential new congressional support. Johnson has spoken by telephone with the aides since their eight day stay, with only top staff present in the ranch residence.
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Johnson
Poland
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Chicago
Fribune Press Service
Austin
William D. Moyers
Joseph A. Califano
Joseph Laitin
White House
Califano
Harvard Law
Robert 5. McNamara
Defense
McNamara
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Here
Purse Snatcher Steals Woman's Handbag on Lafayette Street
A purse snatcher grabbed a handbag from Mrs. Carl Purzner of St. Louis, 64, in the 200 block of Lafayette Street Wednesday night. The thief, described as a dark-haired boy in a black leather jacket and dark pants, knocked her down and fled with $25 to $30. Police report details note the same suspect.
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Carl Purzner
St. Louis
Lafayette St
University Gets Cannon's Papers
Mrs. Clarence Cannon presented the personal papers of late U S Representative Clarence Cannon to the University of Missouri. The collection spans his 1922 entry to the House and 1941 1964 chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee. Permission restrictions apply for 15 years or until her death.
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Elsberry
Clarence Cannon
U. S
Missouri
University of Missouri
Cannon
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
Jern
George Harvey
Washington
Ambassador Goldberg Meets Pope Paul for Private Vatican Talk
United States Ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg held a one hour private audience with Pope Paul VI in the Vatican on Wednesday night. He conveyed President Johnson’s gratitude for the Pope’s role in a Christmas truce in Viet Nam and praised ongoing efforts toward peace in Southeast Asia. The Vatican declined comment on North Vietnam’s message accusing the U.S. of intensifying the war.
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Reuters
Vatican City
Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
Paul
Goldberg
Johnson
Viet Nam
Vatican
Holy Father
South-East Asia
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Seeeia
Mastirily
Corchese
la Pira
Moro
Fanfani
Charles de Gaulle
U. S
Dean Rusk
Italy
Travel to Red Countries Relaxed
The State Department relaxed travel restrictions for doctors and scientists in fields of public health to China Cuba North Vietnam North Korea Albania and Peking dominated countries on a selective basis. Entry for others may be restricted by concerns over diseases and infections affecting plants animals and humans, but officials say the change does not target political factors.
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White
Washington
China
Amer
Mayle
Cuba
North Viet
Partment
Nam
North Korea
Albania
State Department
Paul du
Boston Heart
Johnson
United States
Eisenhower
Banstary
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
Statute Sought On Court Plan
A report from Boston indicates ongoing talks and political maneuvers as lawmakers seek a statute to empower the Non Partisan Court Plan. Missouri debates extend to lawmakers urging a constitutional amendment to extend the plan. The labor strike at the powder plant in Illinois concerns national security and ammunition supplies.
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la Pira
ST. Louis
Lawrence K
Roos
Missouri
Moro
Cine
Hanoi Peace Lull Prolonged With No Hanoi Response
AP reports the longest lull in U S air raids against North Vietnam continues into a seventh day with no response from Hanoi. U S officials claim no change in the bombing pause, first tried as a peace gesture last year, while diplomatic activity in Warsaw and the Vatican fuels speculation on peace talks. More U S troops arrive, raising total to about 175,000 as Johnson weighs a potential $2 billion Viet Nam budget package. South Viet Nam signals possible Lunar New Year cease fire amid ongoing deadly combat. U S casualties rise to 1,550 killed and 95 wounded in the latest week.
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Viet Nam
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Hanoi
Warsaw
Vatican City
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Hawaii
25Th “Tropic Lightning
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Central Highlands
Texas White House
Austin
South Viet Nam
United States
Saltonstall Says He Will Take You On at 73
The 73 year old Senator Saltonstall, in response to being asked if he felt his years, replied he would be glad to take on the reporter. He is in his third full six year Senate term since 1944, after serving as Massachusetts governor for three terms and eight years in the Massachusetts House, including a period as speaker. He began his political career as an alderman.
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API
Mic
Leverett Saltenstall. R
IROME
Aldo Mas
Salton- More
U.S. Senate
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Fani
Fanfani
Florence
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Coaliion
Panfani
Christian Democrat
Step
Italy
Moro
Chicago Tribune
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Olin Mathieson Gon
Viet Nam
Ater
Prataint
AFL- Aoear
Posee Cio
United Nations
Saltonstall
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Europe
Gove Fernor
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House
Two Missouri Brothers Die By Own Actions
In Sedalia Missouri two brothers Maurice Jon Jones fifty nine and Henry C Jones fifty seven died by their own actions. Neighbors found Maurice dead from a shotgun wound in the head and Henry hanging from a water pipe in Miss Frieda Mueller's kitchen after discovering the two upstairs. Coroner Dr C Gordon Stanfincher noted Henry may have initially tried to hang himself from a light fixture before the failure sent him to the kitchen. Both brothers were unmarried and unemployed and survived by three sisters and another brother.
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Sedalia
Maurice Jon Jones
Henry C. Jones
Frieda Mueller
Maurice Jones
Miss Mueller
C. Gordon Stanfincher
Henry
North Viet Leader accuses U.S. of widening war
North Viet Namese President Ho Chi Minh blames the United States for intensifying aid to South Vietnam and expanding the war. He says talks for genuine peace are inseparable from national independence and accuses U.S. leaders of planning aggression to cover up war plans. The communists urge an end to U.S. bombings and insist on lasting peace through complete U.S. withdrawal.
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South Viet Nam
Nam
Tokyo
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Ho Chi
Pate Minh
Viet Nam
Johnson
Vietiple
National Liberation
Paul VI
Dod
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Former Agent's Sentence Upheld
The United States Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the six year prison sentence of Abraham W. Bolden, a former Secret Service agent in Chicago, for attempting to sell a secret government file to a counterfeiting gang led by Joseph Spagnoli Jr. Bolden, 30, was suspended after conviction in August 1961. Spagnoli and four others received long terms for conspiracy to counterfeit and passing large amounts of US savings bonds and Bank of America travelers checks. Bolden's claim of prejudicial trial conduct and a government deal with a witness were rejected. His attorney said a rehearing would be sought.
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Chicago
Abraham W. Bolden
Secret Service
Counter
Riters
United States Court of Appeals
Bolden
Joseph Spagnoli Jr
Spagnoli
United States Savings
Bank of America
Spagnali
Raymon J. Smith
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