Johnson Wilson discuss NATO arms crisis in talks
Washington AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Johnson held talks on NATO nuclear arms issues. The discussions focused on how to manage differing alliances and pressures as they seek a path toward broader agreement, with no immediate crisis evident.
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Gromyko urges UN disarmament parley protests Western policy
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko urged a world disarmament conference at the United Nations General Assembly. He pledged Soviet support for international cooperation while denouncing Western policies on Vietnam and Congo, calling for a multiparty force and a world summit on disarmament. Adlai Stevenson criticized the speech as harsh Cold War rhetoric and warned against Soviet aims to spread communism.
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GOP Official Quits Post Under Fire
John Grenier resigned as executive committee member of the Republican National Committee amid internal party turmoil. Dean Burch announced Grenier will return to Alabama duties, citing the need to boost state representation and elect more Republicans. NATO and disarmament discussions dominated by Western diplomats and President Johnson with Gromyko to follow in Washington.
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Ice storms plunge eastern New York into cold crisis
Thousands lack heat as ice storms cripple eastern New York. Power crews race to restore electricity for nearly 40,000 customers amid record cold. Deaths, school closures, and emergency centers mark the weekend disaster spanning Schenectady to Albany. Rivers of frozen water sap homes and businesses, with Niagara Mohawk serving over 175000 customers. Weather officials promise slight warmup after harsh conditions. Governor Rockefeller urges evacuation centers and emergency measures as communities endure the worst winter blow.
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Four Names Added to State Road Death Toll
Four names were added Sunday to Colorado's highway death toll for 1964, raising the total to 26. The incidents involved multiple crashes near Rymea Creek and along U.S. All, with victims including Aron Varos and Reola Sharp Gardener. Norman B. Crawford and Wayne Lynn Johnston were among those injured or killed in a series of late week collisions across Copwis County and Denver Boulder Turnpike.
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Weather outlook with variable temperatures and strong regional notes
The report covers multiple regions with forecasts through Tuesday. Colorado shows generally fair conditions with morning fog in mountain valleys and a slow warming trend. highs near 40s to 80s in lower elevations, subzero wind chill in high mountains. Wyoming expects fair nights and Tuesday with valley fog, gradual warming, and low temperatures from the 20s to 30s.
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Mississippi Malls Case Against 21 Men
Mississippi officials said they have not decided state action against 21 men arrested in the slaying of three civil rights workers last summer. District Attorney W H Johnson said federal authorities gave oral evidence but no written reports, with charges including civil rights violations and accessories.
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VFW Dinner Honors Ray Brannaman in Greeley
About 250 people attended a testimonial dinner for Ray Brannaman former national VFW commander in chief and first post commander of Post 2321. The event in Brannaman Hall featured remarks by Rev Henry Bucklew national VFW chaplain and gifts from Post 2321 and Colorado VFW leaders.
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Billie Sol Seeks Rule On TV Use In His Case
Texas swindling defendant Estes petitions Supreme Court seeking ruling on live television coverage of his trial. Issue centers on due process and equal protection when Canon 36 and Canon 48 of judicial ethics statutes regulate televised proceedings. The case questions whether state and federal rules permit or bar broadcast of courtroom events and who should supervise such coverage.
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California Students Picket Berkeley Campus in Protest
Hundreds of University of California students staged a sit-in at Sproul Hall amid protests over campus policies and civil rights recruitment. Judge Rupert Crittenden warned the demonstrators of serious consequences as arraignments for 763 arrested students were scheduled, while university leaders prepared a plan to restore calm and unity across the 27,400 student campus.
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Premier Tran Van Huong Talks Tactics With Taylor Visit
Taylor and Viet Nam Premier Tran Van Huong opened talks in Saigon amid plans to boost bomb damage on the Miet Cong supply lines through southern Laos. The two leaders discussed new measures by the United States and South Vietnam as police flooded streets and rumors of Buddhist demonstrations circulated. The government reported a nine hour clash on the Ca Mau Peninsula left 14 Viet Cong dead with government forces sustaining losses but gaining a psychological boost.
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Mrs Tigra Baker Celebrates Birthdays in Greeley
A Denver newspaper notes Mrs. Tigra Baker will celebrate her February birthday. She marked her February birthday and Seth birthdays in Greeley, living alone in an apartment. She is the grandmother of Ton Saylor of Greeley, a district manager for the Social Security Administration.
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Inmate slain at Colorado State Penitentiary
Ralph Seth Cary, 24, awaiting sentence for auto theft, was killed during a prison event at Canon City. Warden Harry Tingley and Capt. K.R.W. Bitmore described Cary collapsing after an attack, with investigators questioning inmates nearby. A knife, fixed to leather, was alleged as the weapon, with no known grudges confirmed.
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Pearl Harbor Attack Recap from 21 Years Past
MALCOLM BARR recalls Pearl Harbor on a sunny Sunday as the attack by Japan unfolds in minutes. The U S navy suffers heavy losses with ships damaged and sunk, and many dead and wounded as defense efforts falter against the Rising Sun raid.
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