Observers proposed for East and West in Cold War
Washington drafts a plan for 20 to 30 international military observation posts on both sides of the Iron Curtain at key centers to detect unusual activity. President Johnson signals new disarmament proposals as Geneva talks resume with United States, Britain, Canada, Italy coordinating.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Europe
U.S
Johnson
State of the Union
Geneva
United States
Britain
Canada
Italy
France
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Ozark Trail Is Defined in 4 States
Four state governors outline an Ozark Trail spanning Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma with routes through Kansas City St Louis and Lake Ozark. Alternate paths cover Wichita Dodge City Fort Scott and Salina in Kansas and north to St Joseph while Arkansas routes pass Siloam Springs Fort Smith Little Rock and Rogers. Oklahoma segments include Stillwater Oklahoma City Grand Lake Spavinaw and Fort Gibson area before reentry into Arkansas.
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Joplin
Mon
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wichita
Hutchinson
McPherson
Salina
Abilene
Junction City
Manhattan
Wamego
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Dodge City
Garden City
Great Bend
Ottawa
Chanule
Fort Scott
Lexington
Marshall
Boonville
Camdenton
Linn Creek
Lake Ozark
Eldon
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Tebbetts
Rhineland
McKittrick
Washington
Pacific
St. Louis
Mississippi
Thayer
DeSoto
Ste. Genevieve
Ironton
Eminence
van Buren
Eureka Springs
Table Rock Lake
Circle
Gateway
Northwest Missouri
St. Joseph
Excelsior Springs
Springfiel
Monett
Aurora
Neosho
Anderson and
Noel
Hannibal
DeQueen
Mena
Wilmena State Park
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Lake Maumelle
Petit , Joan State Park
Dardanelle Dam
Harrison
Berryville
Pea Ridge National Park
Talbe Rock
Bull Shoals Lakes
Novel, Ma
Siloam Springs
Bentonville
Springdale
Fayetteville
Rogers Mountainburg
Winston, van Buren
Fort Smith
Ozark National Forest
Prairie Grove Battle Ground
Boston Mountains
Vayetteville
Dardanelle
Morriston
Clarksville
Ozark and
Arkansas 10
Blue Mountains
Mount Magazine National Park
Mount Magazine
Alleghanies
Blackwell
Stillwater
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Claremore
Vinita
Miami
Grand Lake
Spavinaw
Wagoner
Fort Gibson
Tenkiller
Board member proposes driving ban for high school dropouts
Birmingham School Board member Liston A. Corcoran urged tying a high school diploma to obtaining a driver's license during a panel on dropouts. He and the panel said the automobile was a major factor in failing to finish high school.
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Birmingham
Ala
Liston A. Corcoran
Johnson seeks tax cuts and civil rights amid budget push
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a $97.9 billion budget aimed at expanding social welfare and cutting taxes. Republicans warned of a performance gap between proposals and action while House committees prepare hearings on the civil rights bill and health care for the elderly faces tough odds in 1964.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D'Ga
Ways and Means
John O. Pastore
DRL
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Nixon Thaws on Pledge Not to Run
NEW YORK AP Richard M Nixon signals possible run support for a nominee while stating he is not a candidate. He notes leadership duties and responsibility to 1960 voters, pledges to influence through issues and policy, compares himself to a blocking back giving the assist. He is 51 and recently joined the New York law firm now named Nixon Mudge Rose.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Nixon
Highlights in History of Today
On this date 1793 Francois Blanchard made the first balloon flight lasting 45 minutes in New Jersey, witnessed by George Washington. In 1816 Sir Humphry Davy’s safety lamp debuted in mines. Mississippi seceded in 1861. In 1945 U.S. invasion of the Philippines began with MacArthur forces landing on Luzon. In 1950 New Jersey Supreme Court ruled legal oaths constitutional. Ten years ago Iraq proposed Arab League federation. Five years ago floods near the Portuguese border drowned or missing Spaniards. One year ago NYSE chairman J Truman Bidwell was acquitted of tax evasion. Routes rejoin main rail lines near Tulsa, Claremore, and other points.
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Francois Blanchard
France
Woodbury
N.J
George Washington
Humphry Roy
Mississippi
Union
U.S
Philippines
Éth
Douglas MacArthur
Lunan
New Jersey Supreme Court
Iraq
Arab League
Portu-guese
Farmer 'Board
New York Stock Exchange
J. Truman Bidwell
Johnson Uses State of the Union to Drive News Fronts
President Johnson dominates headlines after delivering the State of the Union, with supporters praising wide-ranging proposals while Republicans criticize. He vows to push hard, aware Congress and world events will compete for attention as 1964 elections loom. The public eye shifts to Johnson’s aggressive messaging and ongoing tours.
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Washington
Johnson
Nous
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Frank Sinatra Jr
Pope Paul VI
Holy Land
Barry Goldwater
Two-Price Cotton Legislation Proposed by Groups
Washington AP Congress urged to pass cotton law letting U S buyers pay the same price as overseas buyers. An export subsidy keeps overseas prices below domestic. National Cotton Advisory Committee and growers groups call for ending the two-price system. they disagree on who should receive payments to cut domestic cotton prices.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
National
Agriculture Department
Wages Debate Ties to Party Conventions
A fragment notes wages and political timing tied to party conventions next summer. It contrasts passive figures with a claimed “real thing” who is the focus of attention among contenders and commentators.
Shumaker Depot Open to Munters
The 64,000 acre Shumaker area near Camden was opened by the state Gate and Fist Commission for hunting. Sportsmen may shoot squirrel through next Wednesday quail and rabbits through Jan 31 and other fur bearing animals through Jan 20. The area, once a naval ordnance depot, was opened after landowner agreements could not be completed.
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Little Rock
Shumaker
Camden
State Gate and Fist Commission
Senate bill would shift cotton supports to growers’ income
Text indicates the Talmadge Humphrey Bill in the Senate would reduce cotton price supports and authorize payments to cotton growers to offset income losses, aiming to align domestic costs with foreign buyer prices.
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Senate
Talmadge-Humphrey
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