Soviet Messages On East West Talks Surface
President Johnson received a personal message from Khrushchev as talks over easing Cold War tensions continued. Soviet ambassador Dobrynin said the note’s contents would be released soon while London disclosed a 21 page Soviet note on peaceful territorial settlements to Britain and the United States.
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GOP Plans Broad Medicare Proposal To Break Health Care Impasse
Six Republican senators announce a comprehensive plan to extend hospitalization, nursing and home care for all citizens 65 and over, financed by Social Security funds or general revenues, with private insurers allowed to offer nonprofit mass plans. The proposal aims to break the 1964 health care stalemate and requires GOP votes to pass.
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New York
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California
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Johnson Seeks Broad Peace Push in 1964
President Johnson plans a strong 1964 peace offensive with a housing program and economy measures. A White House source says he aims for new breakthroughs, seeks a large civil rights bill, an 11 billion dollar tax cut, and elder insurance, while working with McNamara and Taylor and signaling progress to Khrushchev.
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Deep South Gripped By Snow and Ice Across States
The storm blanketed the Deep South and moved up the coast, bringing up to 16 inches of snow in places. thirteen deaths were tied to the weather as schools closed and roads froze. Civil Defense in Georgia reported power outages from broken lines and emergency kitchens fed hundreds in Warner Robins. Huntsville and Birmingham logged historic snowfall depths for the region.
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Inside Pages and Sections Index
A catalog of newspaper sections listing Comics Editorials Crossword Television Classified Bridge Weather Society and Financial pages with their respective starting locations and page numbers. The index summarizes where readers can find feature and filler content across the publication.
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Fire Kills Three In Nursing Home Blaze
A early morning fire at a Columbia Mississippi nursing home killed three of the 17 occupants. The single story frame building burned completely. An employee named Mrs Hamm suspected the fire began from a floor furnace. No survivors were reported injured. Sixteen residents were men, many veterans of World War I.
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North Carolina Chairmen Split Over Johnson VP Pick
North Carolina Democratic chairmen in a AP poll show varied vice presidential preferences for Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. Only three urged a Johnson running mate, eleven had no preference, with options ranging from Robert Kennedy to Adlai Stevenson and others, reflecting diverse views and regional angles.
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Rockefeller Resumes Campaign Amid Kennedy Assassination Fallout
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller plans to restart his bid for the Republican presidential nomination after a moratorium following President Kennedy’s assassination. He will campaign in New Hampshire with events in Portsmouth and Concord then head to California for appearances in March.
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Next Move In Rinaldi Probe Set
CHAPEL HILL N C AP police and state agents planned to meet to decide next steps in the Lucille Bess Rinaldi death case. The 32 year old pregnant wife of UNC student Frank Joseph Rinaldi was found dead on Christmas Eve. Authorities may pursue new charges after a murder charge against Rinaldi was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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State to open residence school to cut adult illiteracy
Gov. Sanford announced North Carolina will seek facilities for a residence school to reduce adult illiteracy. The program, six to nine months, aims to educate youths and eventually older adults, with possible driver license denial for under 20 lacking literacy.
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Makarios Pushes to End Turkey Role in Cyprus Crisis
Archbishop Makarios, president of Cyprus, launched a bid to abolish the 1960 independence treaties that grant Turkey a special role in Cyprus. He argues Turkey's actions worsen Greek Turkish clashes as three monks were killed and six wounded in a monastery raid near Nicosia amid ongoing sectarian violence. Britain fears Turkish retaliation if the treaties are scrapped without consensus.
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New Rush Expected In Berlin
West Berliners brace for another surge as only four days remain on the East West wall visit deal. A record 172,740 greeted the new year visiting relatives behind the wall, pushing total visitors past 600,000 since December 19. Mayor Willy Brandt faces pressure to extend the arrangement amid mixed Allied and German reaction.
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Plane Feared Down Still Is Flying
A C124 cargo plane feared down in the Pacific between Wake and Hawaii is still flying and expected to reach Honolulu. It carries eight service members and the body of a Navy man. The aircraft has bearing from direction finder equipment and some communication and navigation trouble.
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Pentagon tightens access to classified material for researchers
The Defense Department issues a uniform security clearance rule for historians and scholars seeking classified defense records. Applicants face background checks comparable to civilian employees, aiming to prevent publication or disclosure of sensitive information while enabling historical study under restricted conditions.
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