Scranton Predicts New Peace Plan For Mideast
Scranton, the Nixon transition envoy, returning from a Middle East mission, said a new peace plan for Arabs and Israelis is being prepared. He did not detail specifics but stated the parties are willing to seek a solution and that the plan has a chance of success. Information concerns remain tentative as Paris discusses U.N. Resolution 242 and demilitarization ideas for the West Bank.
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William W. Scranton
Middle East
Pennsylvania
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Paris
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Lawrence F. O Brien
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
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W. Marvin Watson
Winton J. Blount
Arch N. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Blount
Credit Bureau Chief Discusses Consumer Credit Impact
A Credit Bureau executive argues that consumer credit data helps buyers and stores but notes errors can damage credit ratings and invade privacy. He explains the bureau handles about eight million records and aims to aid quick credit access while reducing losses for lenders.
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Someéll
Rudolph
Se J
Bera
Credit Bureau of
Greater New
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Stargazer Pleases Astronomers From Cape Kennedy Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's stargazer satellite began its sky survey with ultraviolet data from Miaplacidus and Iota Carina observed by seven ground telescopes at Ultraviolet emissions targeted by Goddard Space Flight Center. Astronomers describe excellent data and note long-term goals include studying stellar evolution and celestial ages while warning about privacy concerns with public record checks.
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Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Tennessee
Noo
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Goddard Space Flight Center
Traplacidus
Iota Carina
Goddard
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OAO
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Uni
Thay
Tionre
Hemi
Bright
Ange
Versity
Wisconsin
Nixon Cabinet Selections Draw Favorable Comment
Washington AP reports William P. Rogers named secretary of state amid praise from Sen. Fulbright and other leaders. House and Senate figures anticipate hearings, with Ford calling the team strong. Romney and Volpe selections spark focus on urban policy and commerce.
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Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rogers
Congress
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Fulbright
Dean Rusk
Warren] Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Commitnee
Maurice Stans
Commerce Post
John
Hijack in a Star of Grand Ole Opry Fame
A star from the Grand Ole Opry attended an airport breakfast hosted by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce honoring TWA’s inaugural service, then boarded a plane for scheduled appearances in Florida. Other members of the Trans were part of the event.
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Nashville Area
Talks over table shape mark four-way Saigon talks
Lam-Vance session details remain undisclosed as four tables for talks prompt debate over speaking order. Informants say North Vietnam pushes four-way seating as a starting point, while U S and South Vietnam advocate two rectangular tables to emphasize a two-sided conference.
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North Vietnam
Washington
Vance
Kiem
Paris
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Tran Hoai Nam
Nam
Front
Nguyen van Ties
Vu. Thi Duy Nien
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon assigns a diverse Cabinet to start new era
President elect announces a varied group of appointees including Rogers, Laird, Mitchell, Kennedy, Finchs, Stans, Romney, Hickel, and Volpe to lead defense, treasury, and policy. He emphasizes generalist strengths, non Washington permanency, and hopes for bipartisan support amid demonstrator protests outside the Shoreham Hotel.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Joel Broyhill
Virginia
Broyhill
Chicago
New York City
Robert P. Mayo
Continental Whinnis National Bank and Trust Co
Treasury Department
White House
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Klein
Rogers
New York
Navy
Nixon Fund
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Laird
House
Congress
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Rye
N.Y
Nixon Law Firm
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Continental Bank
Finchis 43
Finch
Spiro T. Agnew
California
Stans
Michigan
GOP
Hampshie
Hickel
Alaska
Massachusetts
U S and South Korea accuse Reds of stirring revolution
At the United Nations the United States and South Korea charged North Korea with a systematic campaign of espionage and terror to export revolution to the South. Foreign Minister Kyu Hah Choi warned of 30 000 infiltrators ready to invade the Republic of Korea and urged UN action with a resolution for regular reports to the General Assembly. Soviet bloc members walked out during his address.
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N.Y
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South Korea
U.N. Commission
North Korea
South
Korea
Es- Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S
United
General Assembly
Kyu Hah Choi
Assembly
Republic of Korea
Choi
Soviet Union
Symington
U.N
Uncork
U Thant
Asia
Vietnamese War Casts Doubt On U S Promises
Report notes North Vietnam shifted forces toward Laos and within the Demilitarized Zone while U S analysts cite 12 000 to 15 000 troops on the eastern flank. Saigon mission says 73 3 percent of South Vietnam’s population lives in relatively secure areas with 13 3 percent in contested hamlets and 13 4 percent under Viet Cong control. Viet Cong claims four fifths of the country and support of 10 million people.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Radio Haloi
South Vietnam
Santa Claus Flight To North Pole Aboard Rudolph Power
A whimsical mock flight outlines Santa Claus and one elf aboard a nine reindeer powered craft. Route lists global arrival times and special operations at homes on a good boys and girls list with festive signals and a red nosed propulsion system. The tale blends holiday lore with a nod to Eisenhower era figures and a cabinet appointment day.
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North Pole
Canada
USA
South America
Australia
Europe
Asia
Africa
Rudolph
AFCS
Five Youths Sought In Deadly Paterson Hotel Fire
In Paterson New Jersey police sought five youths after an arson fire at a downtown hotel killed four people and injured eight others. The two story brick building collapsed its roof as smoke rose for miles, with witnesses reporting a flaming rag soaked liquid hurled into the entrance. Firefighters worked five hours in subfreezing air to extinguish the blaze and begin searches at dawn. The 75 year old hotel, valued at about two hundred thousand dollars, stood in a Puerto Rican neighborhood near the former Erie Lackawanna main line to Chicago.
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N.J
Solomon Reines
Reines
Charles Convery
Erie Lackawanna
Chicago
Unemployment gaps widen as whites outpace nonwhites
The Labor Bureau data show 1963 unemployment for whites at 3.0 percent versus 6.5 percent for nonwhites, though nonwhite rates improved to the lowest for a Korean War era comparable period. Job gains were concentrated in services while construction lagged due to bad weather.
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