Russians Grant Request to See Defector Nossenko
The Soviet Union asked to meet Yuri I. Nossenko, a Soviet secret police officer who defected to the United States, and arrangements will be made. Moscow protested the defection and asked for information on how it happened. U.S. officials noted Gromyko raised the issue with Kohler who reported to Washington.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Yuri I. Nossenko
United States
Moscow
Nossenko
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Gromyko
U. S
Geneva
Final Witness in Hoffa Jury-Tampering Trial
The government rested its case against James R. Hoffa on the fourth week of his jury tampering trial in Chattanooga Tennessee as Albert Gasdor testified about a 1962 conspiracy trial juror bribery claim. Judge Miller Tippens testified about a bribe offer related to the prior Nashville trial amid defense protests.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
John J. Hooker
Nashville
Albert J. Gasdor
Washington, D.C
Gasdor
Hoffa
U.S
William E. Miller
Miller
Miller Tippens
Tippens
Lawrence W.medlin
Medlin
Makarios Rejects Peace Force Plan For Cyprus
Cyprus president Makarios rejected the British American proposal to land an Atlantic Alliance peace force and said he would take the matter to the United Nations. Fighting persisted between Greek and Turkish Cypriots as tensions rose over a UN security council controlled force. Ball urged restraint and prepared to travel to Ankara and Athens to brief leaders on the talks.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
U.S
George Ball
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Viole Ence
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Limassol
Mediterranean
Paphos
Ball
Ankara
Athens
Two 13-year-olds steal Lincoln painting to boost grades
In Bakersfield two 13-year-old boys stole an 8 by 5 foot oil painting of Abraham Lincoln valued at $30,000. They carried it 12 blocks to a school near the police station on Lincoln's Birthday. Teachers questioned them. one boy was sent to a juvenile home and the other released to his parents. The owner said the painting had historical roots dating to westward movement.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sam Rudnick
Wreck Victim Found After Three Days Near Sierra Cliff
Floyd A. Edens 53 lay unconscious for three days after his car plunged 1000 feet from Mosquito Ridge Road. Rescuers traced a single groan to his location at the cliff base, 200 feet from the wreck. He was returning from a driving test in Auburn when the crash occurred en route to a funeral site where he worked.
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Auburn
Calif
Floyd A. Edens
Sierra Nevada
Mosquito Ridge
Oakland
Highway Patrol
Edens
Middle Fork American River Water Project
Placer County
Chinese Soviet friendship celebrated as ties pledged anew
In Peking on the anniversary of the 1950 treaty Chinese and Soviet officials voiced renewed friendship. Soviet ambassador Chervonenko and guests attended a party, while Moscow’s Pravda praised aid to China and Khrushchev denounced Trotskyites in a speech amid the anniversary of both pact and state.
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Tokyo
Peking
Red
N. V. Popova
Moscow
Pravda
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Communist Party Central Committee
West Germany Rejected Easter Wall Opening Plan
Bonn and West Berlin officials rejected East Germany s Easter wall opening offer. The joint statement said the refusal was final. East Berlin proposed allowing West Berliners to visit East Berlin during Easter on the Christmas basis, while West Germany warned the Christmas agreement was misused for political aims and reunification hopes.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Senate
East Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Erhard
Willy Brandt
West
Erich Wendt
Horst Korber
Trade Plans With Reds Reported
London reports plans to sell British road building equipment to Cuba and extend a large credit line to the Soviet Union for fertilizer plants. Prime Minister Douglas-Home asserted Britain will continue trade with Cuba and the Communist bloc to survive. Cuban officials arrive to negotiate road rollers and earth-moving gear valued at about 1.4 million dollars. Colin Ryan of Aveling Barford confirms negotiations but with no value given.
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London
Cuba
Soviet Union
Alec Douglas-Home
Washington
Johnson
Britain
Colin Ryan
Aveling Bargard
Granham
Britain and United States Reach Broad Accord at Summit
Britain Prime Minister Douglas-Home and U.S. President Johnson wrapped two days of talks in Washington with a shared aim to strengthen ties and help other nations. They agreed on Vietnam and Malaysia support, Germany Berlin talks, Geneva disarmament, and tariff talks while noting gaps on a multilateral nuclear force and Cuba trade.
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Washington
Britain
Douglas-Home
Home
Prester Johnson
Douglas - Home
Johnson
Scotland
Texas
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Decision Awaited In Ruby Case
Attorneys on both sides await a ruling today on a change of venue for Jack Ruby's murder trial in Dallas. Judge Joe B Brown will decide whether to move the trial or empanel a jury here, with trial set to begin Monday if not transferred.
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Raymond Holbrook
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Texas
Melvin Belli
Brown
Belli
Atty
Henry Wade
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tax Compromise Near. Edmont LeBreton Reports Progress
Conferees from the House and Senate aim to finalize a tax reduction in about three days next week. A tentative agreement could yield a bill to cut personal and smaller than Senate figures, with a possible presidential signature by February end. The differences hinge on capital gains treatment and the federal income deduction.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
House
Senate
John
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