Bromley Refuses to Answer Probers in Baker Inquiry
Wayne L. Bromley, a lobbyist and ally of Bobby Baker, told the Senate Rules Committee he is innocent but will not answer questions for fear of self incrimination. He challenged the committee as to its authority while denying any illegal or immoral acts, as the probe ties Baker to bank charter matters and a possible payoff to the 1960 Democratic presidential campaign fund.
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Hughett
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Federal Grand Jury
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Ehrlich
Sherman Leland
Redwood National Bank
Comptroller of
Mob Storms Another American Library in Surabaya
A 1000 strong Indonesian mob storms the U S Information Service library in Surabaya burning books furniture a mobile unit and a car in protest of U S policy in Congo and Malaysia. It follows an attack on the Jakarta USIS center last Friday.
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Jakarta
Indoensia
America
Congo
Malaysia
U.S. Information Service
East Java
Surabaya
U.S
American Cultural Center
Belgium
Sukarno
USIS
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By-Ways Will Entertain At Meeting In Union County Dinner
The By-Ways singing trio Pam ela Zachary Rick Spencer and Jim Elkins will entertain at the annual Union County Wildlife Association dinner at 7 p m Tuesday in the El Dorado High School cafeteria Dr Don Harbuck Baptist pastor will speak Miss Jeri Haynie Arkansas Miss Hospitality will attend officers for the coming year will be elected prizes awarded for the 1964 fishing contest and plaques presented to past presidents Rev Louis Janesko Redeemer Catholic Church will make presentations Jack Gaston will run the meeting Tickets can be bought from Exchange Bank and Trust Sportsmen s One Stop Lewis Sporting Goods and local numbers provided
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el Dorado High School
Pamela Zachary
Rick Spencer
Jim Elkins
Don Harbuck
First Baptist Church
Jeri Haynie
Arkansas
Hospitality
Haynie
el Dorado
Little Rock University
Louis Janesko
All Redeemer Catholic Church
Jack Gaston
Exchange Bank and Trust Co
Sportsmen
Lewis Sporting Goods
E. W. Gaston
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H. H. Shugart
James Eubanks
Dwayne Smith
Arkansas Louisiana Weather Outlook Tonight Through Wednesday
Arkansas remains clear to partly cloudy and not very cold tonight with lows in the 30s. Wednesday brings increasing cloudiness and a high in the mid 50s to low 60s. Louisiana sees partly cloudy tonight and mostly cloudy Wednesday with continued cold temperatures and occasional rain in the far south, lows in the 30s to 40s and highs in the 50s.
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Louisiana
Policy Talk At U N Is Delayed
The United States postponed its policy speech to the U N General Assembly for another week hoping the Soviet Union clarifies its peace keeping debt. Delegates were disappointed by the delay as U Thant’s illness paused negotiations and he was expected to return by mid next week. A U N spokesman said the speech would be given then.
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Thant
Jet B47 Bomber Crashes Near Newington NH Killing Four
A B47 jet bomber from Pease AFB crashed after takeoff, killing all four crew members. The wreckage burned in snow covered woods about a quarter mile from the runway near Newington just outside Portsmouth. Victims were identified later to next of kin. The aircraft belonged to the 351st Bomb Squadron of the 100th Bomb Wing.
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Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Atlantic
100Th
California UC Students Spurn Peace Offer
Berkeley faculty prepare to review the rejected peace proposal as 1,200 tenured professors meet to discuss alternatives and a return to campus order. Insurgent students remain temporarily suspended from demonstrations until 6 am Wednesday after ending their strike at 3 pm.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Academic Senate
Free Speech Movement Pickets Campus Over Recruitment Rules
Rebel student leaders rally to press Gov Brown as they demand right to recruit volunteers and solicit funds on campus for off campus political social activities including civil rights work. Regents loosened rules last month allowing on campus recruitment in three zones while the movement seeks removal of the word lawful from regulations to permit civil rights demonstrations in the South.
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Viet Cong Overruns Outpost Killing 3 Americans in Viet Nam
Viet Cong guerrillas overran a southern Viet Nam outpost killing three American soldiers and nine South Vietnamese. Ten Vietnamese soldiers were wounded in the surprise attack. The outpost near Saigon served as a command post in an operation. A separate district headquarters battle near An Lao valley continued with heavy fighting and damage to armored vehicles.
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Viet Nam
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An Lao
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Miss Amy J Greene to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
Miss Amy Jean Greene associate professor of Education at Henderson State Teachers College will address the Kiwanis Club Wednesday noon at the Rufus Garrett Hotel. A native of Arkadelphia, she holds degrees from Henderson Brown College, the University of Arkansas and further graduate studies at Columbia, Alabama, Florida, American University and Minnesota. Kendall Hoggard will introduce the speaker.
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University of Florida
American University In
Washington
University of Minnesota
Association For Student Teaching and
Arkansas Historical Association
Arkansas Council For the Social Studies
Arkansas Education Association
A E. A
Arkansas Democrat
Kendall Hoggard
Broad NATO Reorganization Urged in Johnson Wilson Talks
White House briefing on the second day of talks between President Johnson and British Prime Minister Wilson centered on a broad NATO reorganization to create a new nuclear weapons command and council. They also discussed Britain’s future role in Viet Nam and expanding allied contributions.
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Harold Wilson
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Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
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Wealthy Twin Murder Suspect in Temple City
Timothy Nicholson, 22, a wealthy real estate heir, was booked on suspicion of murdering his twin brother Todd Nicholson in their luxury Los Angeles area apartment. Deputies say Timothy claimed it was an accident and found inconsistencies with physical evidence.
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Calif
API
Timothy Nicholson
Todd F Nicholson
Los Angeles
Soehalsarn
al Sheland
Cudahy
Todd
Phoenix
Timothy
Shuey Greenberg
Moonship hurled skyward in U. S. testing at White Sands
A Little Joe 2 rocket lifted a dummy moonship during a test of the launch escape system at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. The craft rose about 31 000 feet before ground signals triggered a pull away by the escape motors. Officials call the test milestone toward sending men to the moon by 1970.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
National Aeronautics — and Space Administration
White Sands
Three El Dorado Negroes Held After Robbery
Police report Willie Lee Terry 40 James Terry 17 and Joe Nizer Crew 20 held in connection with an armed robbery that netted $2 and two packs of cigarettes. Victim J B Tatum 48 was beaten and robbed near the railroad tracks on a Saturday night.
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el Dorado
Rob
Claim Is Made U S Planes Shot Down Or Damaged
The Pathet Lao claims eight U S aircraft were shot down or damaged in recent days quoting the Voice of Laos. A Chinese dispatch said a F 105 jet was shot down December 1 over Xieng Khouang city.
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Tokyo
Pathet Lao
New China News Agency
Voice of Laos
Khang Khay
Xieng Khoweong
Laos Charges Armed Aggression At U N Meeting
Laos accused North Vietnam of armed aggression against Laotian territory and asked the United Nations to intervene. Premier Souvanna Phouma signed a white paper presented to the General Assembly, citing Geneva accords violations and defectors, radio broadcasts, and captured soldiers as evidence.
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Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Pathet Lao
Peking
Cuban Minister Facing Ouster Shoots Himself
Cuban labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez, informed he would be dismissed, shot himself in the head today. The Havana radio reported he was hospitalized in critical condition. officials described the minister as Cuba's first defense minister.
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Truck Hits Train At Ninth Street Crossing
A 33 year old Hampton man driving a gravel truck collided with a northbound Missouri Pacific train at the Ninth Street crossing on Tuesday. The driver Willie T Gannaway escaped injury as he attempted to stop on the incline with a heavy gravel load. Locomotive steps and crew names are noted, but no injuries occurred.
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