Wheat Licenses Issued for Sale to Russia
The Commerce Department issued two conditional licenses totaling 40.6 million dollars for U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Each for 20.32 million to unnamed American firms, the licenses hinge on terms including use of U S vessels and payment conditions. Russia has balked at shipping rates and credit terms, but White House approval lingers as talks continue.
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Lewis Gull
Wester Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Living Costs Rise To New High
Washington AP report shows November consumer price index up 0.2 percent led by housing and food. CPI reached 107.4 of 1957-59 average, 1.3 percent higher than a year earlier, meaning $10 goods cost $10.74. Fresh fruits and vegetables and sugar drove the rise. Housing up 0.3 percent. Average hourly earnings rose to $2.49, with take home pay up overall for workers with and without dependents.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Demonstrations Break Windows at U.S. Cyprus Legation
In Nicosia and Sofia demonstrators clash with police amid protests over U.S. Cyprus policy. British patrols guard the U.S. legation as windows are smashed and two Greek and Turkish armed units monitor streets. No casualties among legation staff reported.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Legation
Disa- Sofia
Bulgaria
Washington
Join Themernment
Lam
Butjaca
United States
Ivan Asenj
Christ of Georgiev
Youngshe
Medit
BFA
Foreign Ministry
Ameri
Georgiev
Eugenie An
Imunist Bulgaria
U.N. Delegat
P.G. Young
le Istones
Stratovs
United
Police Seek Autopsy Report In Slaying Case
Police chief says court order may be needed to obtain autopsy findings in the death of the UNC president's wife. The case draws international attention as tensions rise over Cyprus amid Greek and Turkish Cypriot conflict.
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Nicosia
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Avaitors
Frank Joseph Rinaldi
Barry Winstonloo Makarios
Mainl
Chapel Hill
Rinaldi
Johnson briefed on Cyprus and Erhard talks plan advanced
President Johnson received a Cyprus briefing and scheduled two day talks with West Germany's Erhard. John A. McCone delivered the briefing before dawn as Johnson organized conferences at the LBJ Ranch with aides including Dean Rusk George Ball and Christian Herter. The party prepared for a decisive foreign policy week amid Cyprus tensions and European diplomacy.
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Igor Ogee Ware
Johnson
Cyprus
Capne
West Germany
Lanega
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence
Ben Mccone
Johnson Ranch
Erhard
Houston
LBJ
Satur
Washington
White House
Texas
Dean Rusk
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
George W. Ball
Christian A. Herter
Freeman
Soviet Union
Autopsy results and legal maneuvering outlined in Cyprus case
Results of an autopsy performed Wednesday were discussed by Rinaldi's lawyer after Rinaldi paid a $150 fee for the autopsy. The case centers on statements and disputes between Turkish and Greek factions, concerns over time of death, and police investigations. Meanwhile, political notes reference Cyprus leaders and aid program reviews as George W. Ball considers domestic economy steps while Erhard faces European issues.
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Maewaene l
Mediterranean
Jon
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Rinaldi
White House
iComics
Johnson
Fazil Kutchuk
Tor Financial
Cemal Gursel
Blake
Bridge
Lucille
Aea
Matorney
Karios
Nixon leads in AP GOP poll after Kennedy death
AP poll of 1,361 GOP leaders across 50 states shows Barry Goldwater still leads as strongest candidate, but Nixon surges to second place after Kennedy's death. Lodge and Rockefeller remain far behind. Scranton receives few votes. Second survey questions compare strongest candidate and likely nominee.
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Belman Morin
A. P
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Republican County
Goldwater
Associated Press
Arizona
Nixon
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Committee
Lodge
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater May Be Set For Plunge Into Race
AP report from Washington notes Senator Barry Goldwater signals a 1964 presidential bid by challenging President Johnson over the foreign aid bill. Goldwater criticizes Johnson’s pressure tactics and arm twisting of Senate Republicans amid Johnson's State of the Union period. He is recovering from heel surgery in Phoenix.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Johnson City
Tex
Goldwater
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Sanford
N.C
Matthews Rest
Senate Republicans
Phoenix
Senate
Migration forecast sparks fears of urban Negro exodus
Cleveland AP reports Dr. C Horace Hamilton warns of a major shift as up to seven million non Southern Negroes may move from the South to Northern and Western metros by 1980 with slum overcrowding, social issues, and increased racial tension. He cites past trends and birth control as factors and warns of continued migration toward metropolitan centers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ion
C. Horace Hamilton
North Carolina
South
Hamilton
CIUCS
Nou
Negro teen shot during sit in at segregated restaurant
Robert Blow of the NAACP identified 15 year old Ronda Martin as the girl shot in the leg while seeking service at a segregated restaurant. He said she was among 13 Negroes denied service as talks with the owner continued, and about 50 demonstrators were later arrested during sit ins at many area restaurants. Police reported 67 arrests during demonstrations Thursday.
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Robert Blow
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ronda Martin
Blow
West Berliners decorate graves on first visit through wall
BERLIN AP West Berliners crossing the Communist wall for the first time in 28 months spend part of their visits decorating graves in East Berlin. “It's the first chance they've had since the wall went up,” said the cemetery manager.
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Berlin
Truman Reflects On Kennedy Death Memorial Plans
Former President Truman spoke of an eventual memorial in Washington for President Kennedy. He noted Americans might favor honoring Kennedy with a memorial and said a meeting with President Johnson could occur after New Year. Truman and his wife spent holidays at Sophien Cemetery in New York observing wreaths and wall memorials near the burial site.
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New York
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Pay Suuw
Truman
Sophien
New
York
Berlini
Clifton Daniel
Johnson
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