Lovestruck U S Citizen Stays To Marry In Moscow
Lawrence Brayton a 36 year old American in Moscow waits out officials overstay visa deadline as he plans to wed his fiancee Rosita Shifman 25. He declined to leave by midnight Friday and seeks Premier Khrushchev’s intercession. The couple began their story in Yalta last September and face ongoing scrutiny over past Soviet articles about the girl.
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Moscow
Lawrence Brayton
Brayton
Fairbanks
Alaska
Rosita Shifman
Khrushchev
Yalta
Soviet Union
Miss Shifman
German Veterans Threaten Bonn Over Pension Demands
German veterans threaten a march on Bonn by 40 000 members on December 10 if their demand for a 300 million dollar pension increase by year end is not granted. West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and his cabinet refused the demand while plans already call for a 162.5 million dollar pension increase in 1964.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Coast Guard seeks 3 missing after yacht Judy sinks
Coast Guard teams search off South Carolina for Armand Colberg, his wife, James Gillespie, and two other missing crew members after the 83-foot Judy foundered in 30-foot seas. Only Robert Stanton survived, rescued by USS Petrel crew. Kidd’s body recovered. The vessel left Morehead City, bound for the West Coast via the Panama Canal.
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S.C
Coast Guard
Judy
South Carolina
Robert Stanton
Eastland
Colberg
James Gillespie
Virginia Beach
Stanton
Kidd
Astro Alberto Perez
Belleville
Tex
Petrel
Colberg Transfer Co
Lakewood
Calif
Morehead City
N.C
Panama Canal
Soviet Union Sees Cheap Nuclear Power by 1969 70
Soviet officials described economical, competitive nuclear power by 1968 to 1970 as a goal for both nations. A Soviet delegation, led by Andronik Petrosyants, attended a news conference at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown, Md., before heading to New York. They noted current reactors lack 500 megawatt capacity and profitability, with U.S. designs also seeking higher output. Lev Artsimovich cautioned that sustained thermonuclear reactions remain distant, as both sides work on reactor density and containment. The Soviets also expected by 1965 to finish a particle accelerator reaching 70 billion electron volts.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
New York City
Andronik M. Petrosyants
Tors
Lev A. Artsimovich
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy
103rd Birthday for Robust Colorado Farmer
Fred W. Bushner of Yuma Colorado celebrates his 103rd birthday showing his strength with a heavy weight. He still does yard work and notes sharp vision to see a grain elevator six miles away. Born in Youngstown Ohio, he began driving in 1911 and kept it up 51 years without a ticket. He recalls driving as if everyone else is crazy and plans a quiet party with wife Jennie and relatives. He has 6 children 23 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren.
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Yuma
Colo
Colorado
Fred W. Bushner
Bushner
Youngstown
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Jennie
U S Seeks New Treaties For Return Of Astronauts
United States proposes early drafting of annual treaties to govern the return of space explorers and the handling of damages from space incidents. A U N resolution would set a committee on peaceful uses and aid to space missions, with broad support expected from the 26 nation group. The draft reportedly originated with the United States and may gain Soviet backing soon.
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John Fanady
iMennedy i
U.S
United Nations
N.Y
Outer Space
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Committee On Peaceful
UapUily
Uantages Vallicy
Assembly
Soviet Union
Vincent Brown named killer in confession puzzle
In the logic puzzle solution Vincent Brown is identified as the killer. Adams cannot have both first two statements false so his third is false, leaving Denton and Adams innocent. Denton’s first and third statements are true making his second false. Carter’s claim about Denton is false, so Carter is innocent, yielding Brown as the guilty party with the single false statement I ain’t the killer.
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Vincent Brown
Adams
Denton
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