U S Demands Easing Of Berlin Wall Curbs
In Bonn, West Germany, American negotiators pressed for easing Soviet restrictions on tourism and information across the Iron Curtain. Chancellor Erhard warned no new concessions, while debates over the Berlin wall and three-state theory continued. Willy Brandt to visit Bonn for talks amid fears of stalled reunification efforts.
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Communists Demand Brandt In Berlin Talks
East German officials press for Willy Brandt to personally participate at the start of new Berlin talks on reopening the city wall. The demand complicates renewal of the Christmas pass arrangement allowing West Berliners to visit relatives in the Soviet sector after 17 days of visits ended January 5. A letter from Deputy Premier Willi Stoph conveyed the condition, signaling continuing Western Leige am. BT Rinancial.).
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Johnson Seeks Prompt Action as Congress Opens Again
The Johnson administration presses civil rights and aged care measures as Congress reconvenes. House and Senate leaders anticipate hearings on the budget and tax cuts while the president studies a joint state of the union plan. Mike Mansfield says the message is practical and aims to keep the next fiscal year under 100 billion dollars.
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Sanford touts appointing more women to NC boards
Gov. Sanford says his administration has named more women to state boards and commissions than any prior administration. He spoke at an organizational meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women led by Dr. Anne Scott. The panel, created to review progress and set action plans for women in North Carolina, will study society and women's roles and seek broader human resource use.
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Viet Cong Tries To Lure Copters To Destruction
Viet Cong radio operatives attempted to lure American helicopters to destruction with false distress calls in the Mekong Delta. In one incident near Tan An a helicopter landed under a green flare and came under heavy fire, leaving 32 bullet holes. A second call used violet flares to draw helicopters to a village amid rising smoke, aiming to invite attack.
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Mediation Effort Reopens as Rail Rules Crisis Looms
Washington AP reports a six month cooling off fails to resolve rail work rules sparking a new crisis. Labor Secretary Wirtz meets with railroad officials and five operating brotherhoods as mediation resumes. Talks focus on wage structure, job classifications, and operations. a nationwide strike remains a threat if demands are unmet.
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Pope's Middle East trip draws mixed East Bloc responses
Yugoslavia telegraphs thanks for the pope's peace message and Poland's Zawadzki pledges ongoing efforts toward peace. Radio Prague hails the Jerusalem meeting with Patriarch Athenagoras I as a step toward Christian unity while Radio Budapest highlights a push to forget old controversies.
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Pope begins work on encyclical after Holy Land trip
Pope Paul VI returned to the Vatican desk and reportedly started an encyclical on science and technology to mark Galileo Galilei’s 400th birth anniversary. Infomants said experts would help draft the document, a departure from prior encyclicals that touched on science only briefly.
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Shift Of Aid Is Opposed In House Action
Washington report notes likely opposition in the House Appropriations Committee to any Johnson administration plan to move foreign aid items into the Defense Department budget. Rep. Otto Passman leads the fight to keep foreign aid in a single, unified bill, warning that attempts to hide aid funding will be challenged. Chairman Clarence Cannon controls the budget process, with 15 subcommittees under him.
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Goldwater Begins Vote Hunt in New Hampshire
Sen. Barry Goldwater launched his New Hampshire primary bid with a news conference and downtown stroll despite a cast on his right foot. He aimed to win the state’s 14 GOP convention delegates and projected victory, saying conservatives can shape the party. He expects to win California, Oregon, and Illinois next, with the convention in San Francisco in July.
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Scranton Proposes Big Budget For 1964
Gov. William Scranton unveiled a record general fund budget of 1.168 billion dollars for 1964-65, up 59 million without new taxes. He said the plan is not a stand out document but aims to build a better Pennsylvania and relies on unused appropriations, surplus, lapse savings, past def icits wiped out, and higher revenue from existing taxes to balance.
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