Johnson Khrushchev Meeting Likely This Year
Diplomatic writer notes Johnson favors East West engagement but sees no summit plans yet. Domestic crises dominate 1964 while disarmament and civil rights loom. observers think a Johnson Khrushchev session could influence U.S. policy in Lat America and aid programs.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Johnson
Rus
China
Charles
Kheuahchey
U.S
Alliance For Progress
America
Bulgarian diplomat Georgiev sentenced to death in espionage case
Sofia report says Ivan Georgiev, a Bulgarian diplomat with access to state secrets, was sentenced to death by firing squad after pleading guilty to earning 200000 dollars from spying for the CIA. The trial drew 3000 protesters at the U S legation, amid U S Bulgaria tensions and anti American sentiment.
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Congress
Johnson
Sofia
Bulgaria
Washington
Ivan Moscow
Christof Georgiev
Atlantic Alliance
France
U. S
Europe
U.s.-West
Supreme Court
Elvdar
Gcanidad Aleads
Giev
U.N
Georgiev
CIA
U.S
New York
Obyervisters
United Lates
Profitable Kentucky Tourney Draws Big Payouts
The University of Kentucky hosts a highly lucrative basketball tournament with four teams sharing profits equally after two nights of play. Total payouts reached fifteen thousand four hundred twenty dollars to one club amid mounting tension from early December.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Fiorsl
British Guard holds line in Cyprus buffer zone
In Nicosia British troops stood guard in a new buffer zone between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. The capital marked its first 24 hours without shooting after nine days of communal violence as troops maintained order.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Cypris
Bet
Widow Ties Oswald To Walker Shooting
In Dallas AP report widow Marina Oswald confirms her husband discussed plans with his adviser. Oswald’s note suggested possible Cypriot area involvement as gunman questioned. Officials say Walker shooting linked to Greek Turkish communities, with leaders agreeing to buffer zone and British troops for enforcement.
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James Mangan
Oswald
Dallas
Lee Harvey
Jim Martin
Edwin A
con-Walker
Waller
Bis
Marina Oswald
Walker
Werner
Makarios
Cyprut
Paxil Kutchuk
JFK Papers To Go Into New Library
Evelyn Lincoln, Kennedy’s secretary, said in an interview that every paper and even doodles from John F. Kennedy’s political life as senator and president had been saved and never thrown away, as the papers move to a museum library plan in Washington.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Evelyn Lincoln
Oswald
Lincoln
Kennedy
Cromartie
Walker
Hotel Fire Claims Victims In Hialeah Tragedy
In Hialeah Florida a hotel blaze killed a 35 year old Atlanta woman and her 38 year old husband. Fire officials say the 12 floor 300 room Roosevelt Hotel suffered extensive damage. Fire Marshal E C McDermale said investigation continues into the cause as witnesses describe an all night argument preceding the fire.
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Oswald
Dallag
John Feepe
Kennedy Memorial Library
New Orleans
Harvard University
Dal
U.S
Hialeah, Fla
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Josephine Dupre
Atlanta
Noe Sr
Walter
Sss
Hialeah
Helmn
E. C. McDerlale
Imingo
Man
Port
Haleah
Walker
Civil Service Exams Slated For Police Dept Openings
City officials announce civil service exams on January 9 to fill two police lieutenant vacancies created by Lt. Otto Oster's retirement and Patrolman Richard Weldon's departure. About nine eligible officers will compete with top scorer to be appointed. recruit patrolman exam also set with age and education requirements.
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Po ‘Sclive
B. H. roCnuce
Otto Oster
Richard L. Weldon
U “Oster
Police Pension Board
Oster
Robacall Black UD Uwe
Cruce
Yooes sugaMury Hey
Aps
Civil Service
City Hall
Road chief doubts $1 million saving or salaries possible
Denver AP report quotes Chief Hugo doubtfully endorsing any cut totaling one million dollars in salaries. An audit by a firm led by Engineer Charles E. Shu for the State Audit examines road department finances. The study suggests prospects for savings are limited and unlikely to affect pay.
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Denver
Hugo
Charles E. Shu
John Proctor. Lang
Neat Farmers Oppose Bracero Law Says Harold Felte
A report quotes Harold Felte noting farmers oppose Public Law 78 Bracero program. Arthur Young and Co. audit estimates potential savings in clerical positions and highway costs. Weld County Farm Bureau members discuss support for the Bracero Law at a Greeley meeting amid a push for efficiency and outsider audits.
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Harold Felte
Weld County Community Farm Bureau
Greeley
Law
Ice
Weld County
Arm Bureau
Arm
National Council Off Churches
Ena Tabane
Farm. Bureau
Northern Colorado Savings & Loan
Janica Goldsmith
LBJ Visits Six Hours In Austin
President Johnson spent six hours in Austin after a six day stay as a country gentleman. He toured downtown, visited beauty parlors and stores, attended Nellie Miller's funeral, and joined a synagogue dedication before returning to the ranch. Lady Bird Johnson accompanied him.
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LBJ
Austin
Frank Cormier
Tex
Johnson
Big City
Nellie Miller
Tom Miller
Rene Pans
Commodore Perry
Congregation
Agu Jr Das Achima
Lady Bird
Jim Novy
Germany
Kiowa 4-H Dominates Weld County Crops Judging Contest
Kiowa 4-H Club swept Weld County Crops Judging with senior team members Rodney Epple Vickie Cooksey Ken Cooksey and Jotun Hapan of Roggen. Lou Ellen Kay of Greeley won senior individual. Ken Lynch of Ault and William Epple won intermediate and junior honors respectively. Workshops by Weld County Extension aim toward a state contest.
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CROF
Island Grove Park
Lou Ellen Kay
Greeley
Crow
Creek
Kent
Lynch
Ault
Prairie View
William Epple
Hoggen
Kiowa
Tribune
Jim Hitch
Weld
Rodney Epple
Vickde Cooksey
Ken Cooksey
Jotun Hapan
Roggen
Crow Creek
Ken Lynch
Prairie View +H Club
Epple
Weld County Extension Office
Stan’ Boyes
Paul A Yetter Reappointed Colorado Heart Fund Chairman
Paul A Yetter, vice president in charge of public relations for the Public Service Company of Colorado, is reappointed Colorado Heart Fund chairman for the February 1964 campaign. Dr. John Lichty, Colorado Heart Association president, confirms the second year in the role. The 1964 goal is $341,000 to fund research education and community service. the drive will run outside United Fund areas.
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Paul A Yetter
Blie
Public Service Company of Colorado
Colorado Heart Fund
John Lichty
Colorado Heart Association
Heart Fund
Vetter
United Fund
Irwin Bond Reduced in Kidnapping Case
Irwin Bond, 42, one of three men charged in the kidnapping of Prank Sinatra Jr., had bail reduced from 30000 to 40000 by Federal Judge Thurmond Clarke after his attorney argued he helped crack the case. Keenan and Amsler, both 23, are also charged. a grand jury will reconvene Thursday.
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Los Angeles
John Irwin
Sinatra Jr
Irwin
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Thurmond Clarke
Tewin
Gladys Towles Root
FBI
Root
Barry Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Psychologist Tests Jack Ruby Ahead of Kennedy Case
Yale psychologist Dr Roy Schafer spent hours Monday examining Jack Ruby in his Dallas jail cell. He will return Tuesday as part of tests coordinated for defense chief psychiatrist Dr Mansf red Guttmacher. A trial delay is expected as the tests aim to reveal personality and thinking traits. Farmers use enough tuber-containing products to equip tires on nearly six million cars.
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Dallas
Tex
Yale University
Roy Schafer
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Schafer
Mansfred Guttmacher
Ruby
Guttmacher
Baltimore
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