Roman and Orthodox Leaders Plan Meet in Holy Land
Vatican City AP reports that Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I agreed to a meeting in the Holy Land to discuss church unity and a possible world conference of Orthodox Catholic Protestant and Anglican leaders to address atheism and tyranny. The plan follows the pending Ecumenical Council session next autumn.
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Paul
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Jerusalem
Four Soldiers Escape Fort Wood Confinement
Four soldiers confined at Fort Wood Post Stockade are missing after an escape. The escapees are William G. Howard and Kenneth D. Bleichroth and Michael Buck and James Stanford, all last seen in Army fatigue clothing. An auto reported missing near the reservation early Monday is linked to the case.
Weather Outlook In Central Missouri Turns Cloudy Warmer
Jefferson City and central Missouri expect cloudy to partly sunny skies through Wednesday with highs from around 30 in the east-central area to near 40 in the southwest. Lows tonight in the 20s. By nightfall, a modest warming trend and dry conditions persist, with past five decades showing highs around 67 in 1929 and lows around 4 in 1946.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cbusnet
Scoeee
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
McNamara Announces 1965 Defense Budget Cut to 51 Billion
Defense Secretary McNamara said the 1965 budget will be about 51 billion dollars, down from 52 billion for the current year. He argued the cut will not weaken security and will yield a defense superior to any peacetime period. Final decisions were reached at a budget conference with Johnson and the Joint Chiefs, with a mid January budget submission to Congress.
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Chancellor Devotes Press Conference To LBJ Friendship
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard called his relation with President Johnson a friendship after talks at the LBJ Ranch near Austin. He described a wide range of topics from European integration to the North Atlantic Alliance in an atmosphere of clear and open discussion.
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Bulgarian Spy in U N Data Case Faces Death Call
The Bulgarian court prosecutor accused Ivan Assen Georgiev a 56 year old former diplomat of feeding U S intelligence details on Soviet delegation proposals to the United Nations General Assembly in 1960 and Sino Soviet ideologies disputes in 1961 Georgiev admitted passing economic political and military secrets to U S agents between 1956 and 1963 His lawyers urged life imprisonment noting his co operation and arguments that the acts while harmful were not deadly and that he lived abroad for years The verdict was announced with a death penalty request as he sat between guards in the Supreme Court
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Ivan Bachkov
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Georgiév
Executive Fined For Tax Evasion In St Louis
The former executive vice president of the St Louis Graphic Arts Association, Fred E Winsor Jr, was fined 10000 dollars and placed on two years probation for federal income tax evasion. He must pay the fine within one year. He pleaded no contest to the charges on December 2.
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U.s.dist
James H. Meredith
Winsor
Glendale
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Peace plan agreed for buffer zone in Cyprus amid street battles
In Nicosia Greek and Turkish Cypriots accepted a British peace plan calling for a neutral buffer zone and daily meetings under British supervision. British troops will patrol Cyprus to enforce a truce and aid disengagement while refugees and communications are restored. Turkish Cypriots fear constitutional changes may threaten minority rights.
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U S to Realign Troops in Japan
The United States plans to withdraw 3,500 air force personnel and 2,000 dependents from Japan in a major Far East realignment. The 5th Air Force Bomber Wing will be deactivated, reducing U S forces in Japan from 46,000 service members and 54,000 dependents alongside 3,000 civilian employees. A Pentagon spokesman offered no immediate details.
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Alien Residents Urged to File January Address Reports
Washington report states that alien residents must report their addresses to the government during January. Immigration officials said forms should be filed at local post offices or immigration and naturalization field offices where residents live or work.
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R. F. Farrell
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Victor Reeves Retired Oilman Dies in Jefferson City
Victor C. Reeves 56 of 1803 Hayselton Dr. a former Teta Oil distributor and candy store operator died unexpectedly Monday. Born Oct. 7, 1907 in Raton New Mexico he came to Jefferson City in 1937. Survivors include wife Lucille Miller Reeves two sons Richard and Paul Miller Reeves a daughter Mrs. James Siress and three grandchildren. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church Thursday at 10 a.m. with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at a local funeral home.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Msgr
Francis O'Duignan
Resurrection Cemetery
Goldwater to Reveal 1964 Plans at Friday Phoenix Meeting
Sen. Barry Goldwater disclosed via telegram that he has called a Friday conference at his Phoenix home to announce his decision regarding 1964. He will brief Arizona GOP leaders on whether he seeks the Republican presidential nomination or runs for re election to the Senate.
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Johnson Group To Brief Truman New Year Eve
President Johnson will send a four man team to Kansas City to brief former President Harry S. Truman on domestic and world affairs. The group will relay any comments or advice Truman offers and then return to Washington via the LBJ ranch.
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Elmer Staats
Budget Bureau
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National Security Council
Astronauts Sell Cape Colony Inn Stock After Criticism
Seven original U S astronauts sold their Cape Colony Inn and convention hall stock for about 13 500 each, nearly double their 7500 investment. Attorney C Leo DeOrsey said he sold his shares as NASA disapproved of the venture near Cape Kennedy. The buyers include Miami attorney W T Rose, major Cape Colony Inn stockholder. The 129 room motel opened in Cocoa Beach June 1 1962. The astronauts, six space veterans and one civilian, plan to keep their Oak Crest Gardens Washington DC apartment project stake.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
John H. Glenn Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Donald K. Slayton
Slayton
Bill Ends Amid Prolonged Debate Over Credit Selling
Washington lawmakers wrapped up the longest peacetime congressional session as they finally approved adjournment after a drawn out debate over a controversial credit selling bill. Taxpayers faced a costly, lingering session as members remained in talk until the final action.
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Congress
Senate approves 3 billion foreign aid bill amid debate
U S Sen Edward V Long of Bowling Green among Democrats voting for the 3 billion dollar foreign aid package in the Senate 56 to 14. Sen Stuart Symington did not vote but was paired in favor. The bill includes a controversial clause giving President Johnson authority to offer U S credit to Russia to buy bread grain. Adjournment of the session delayed after a tense hour long dispute over meeting Monday ahead of the next session.
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Symington Denies Veep Interests for 1964 Ticket
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri denies any interest in being Lyndon Johnson's 1964 vice presidential running mate. He has filed for re election to a third term in the Senate and urges Missouri voters to reelect him. Despite polls naming him as a potential Johnson partner, Symington stresses his preference to remain in the Senate to maintain seniority and serve his state and country.
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Stuart Symington
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Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
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