China rejects two Chinas stance in France links
AP confirms Communist China declares it does not recognize a split China when forming diplomatic relations with France. It says recognizing a new government excludes the old ruling group. Taiwan remains part of China, rejects any two Chinas. In Taipei, the Nationalists threaten to sever ties with France.
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China
France
Communist
Chinese Foreign Ministry
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New China
Taiwan
Taipei
Perjury Question Raised in Baker Case Probe
Republican National Chairman William Miller urged Senate investigators to probe a possible perjury issue in the Robert G. Baker case. He cited conflicting testimony over paying for advertising time on a Austin Texas station tied to President Johnson’s family and questioned sworn statements by Don Reynolds and Walter Jenkins. Miller called for the Senate Rules Committee to pursue the matter fully.
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William
Miller
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Silver Spring
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Max H. Karl
Graf
Valentine Mail From Loveland Sends Cards Back Home
Loveland Colorado postmaster Fred Brewer says Valentine mail floods the city as Chamber of Commerce volunteers attach a special cachet for remailing before the holiday.
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Loveland
Colo
Fred Brewer
Chamber of Commerce
Witness in Cosa Nostra Case Bombed
Chicago AP An insurance broker and inform er for the prosecution in Chicago s Cosa Nostra case was found in satisfactory condition after a dynamite bomb exploded in his car near the Criminal Court Building Monday Barbe 32 was ejected from the vehicle and severely mangled his right leg He refused to name suspects saying he will get them in his own way Barbe a key witness against reputed Cosa Nostra leader Marshall Caifano and six other racketeers was indicted with seven others for conspiracy tied to a $48 000 grand theft against an insurance firm Police said the dynamite device contained at least six sticks and was likely planted while Barbe was in court He had told police last year he possessed evidence linking several Chicago hoodlums to insurance fraud schemes
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Chicago
Cosa Nostra
Criminal Court
Lewis C. Barbe
Barbe
Grand
Arbe
Marshall Caifano
Weather Outlook Across Regions From Wednesday and Tonight
The bulletin notes increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions on Wednesday with a low tonight from 18 to 28 and a Wednesday high mainly in the 50s. Louisiana shows partly cloudy tonight and mostly cloudy Wednesday with a colder tonight and highs 45 to 55. Missouri reports sunny in the east and south with highs in the upper twenties to mid thirties, clear and not so cold tonight, and partly cloudy then warmer Wednesday. Arkansas indicates clear to partly cloudy and colder today and tonight with highs 38 to 48 and a low around 18 to 28 Wednesday.
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Bribe Trial Testimony Continues From Page One
Witness Walker described meetings with Parks and others during the 1962 bribery case. He said he did not report the conversations to Nashville police, but did inform federal authorities about meetings with Parks. The testimony resumed after a defense motion blocked J C Tippens from testifying.
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Parks and Fields
Nashville
Parks
Jacques Schiffer
New York
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
J.C. Tippens
Tippens
Burned Building Suits Start In Helena Court
Testimony opened Monday in Helena U S District Court in a cross claim between Farmers Fertilizer Co and A C Carlile Construction Co over a burned Patterson plant. Farmers seeks 60000 from Carlile and Travelers Indemnity, contending the plant was not finished when fire wrecked it in February 1963. Carlile seeks 3000 from Farmers, claiming the building was completed and Farmers paid 57000. Carpenters and others testified before Judge Gordon E Young.
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Helena, Ark
U.S. District Court
Helena
Farmers Fertilizer Co
Patteryton
A. C. Carlile Construction Co
Denver
Colo
Travelers Indemnity
Carlile
Patterson
Gordon £. Young
SPA Reverses stance on Water Valley power plant
Army Engineers report Southwestern Power Administration now says a 25,000 kilowatt plant at Water Valley Dam can be economically justified. At Walnut Ridge hearing, locals opposed dam, carrying stop the dam banners. Missouri opposed. Eleven Point River feared damaged. Proponents argue recreation lake for Pocahontas, while opponents urge federal spending cuts. Maynard set hearing rules, opponents to be heard first.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Army Engineers
Southwestern Power Administration
Water Valley Dam
Charles D. Maynard
Army District
Water Valley Project
National Guard
Maynard
Douglas G. Wright
SPA
Ilowatt
Missouri
William E. Towell
Eleven Point
Ozark National Rivers
Charles Harris
U.S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Eleven Point River
John Pickett
Near Dalton
Upper
Water Valley
Johnson
Pickett
Pocahontas
Dalton
Sighting Schedule for Echo 2 Satellite
NASA lists possible Echo 2 balloon satellite sighting times for Wednesday and Thursday. The table gives hour of day date city degrees above horizon and direction of motion with entries for Little Rock and Memphis in January.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Little Rock
Protests Revive in Atlanta as Jailed Topple Barriers
In Atlanta, civil rights leaders plan renewed mass protests against segregation after more than 100 people were jailed Monday. Demonstrations centered on Leb's restaurant provoked near downtown chaos with mass arrests, paddy wagon clashes, and a state of emergency as whites and blacks watched and joined in street actions. Dick Gregory, jailed earlier, was arrested again.
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Atlanta
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Leb’s Ig
Seb's
Dick Gregory
Arkansas soybean stocks fall from year ago record
Arkansas on January 1 held 34,820,000 bushels of soybeans, four percent below last year’s peak of 36,318,000. Wheat stocks totaled 2,080,000 bushels, down 11 percent from a year earlier. Corn stocks were not listed separately for Arkansas to avoid disclosure.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Crop Reporting Service
Jobless Draw 12.7 Million to Unemployed Workers
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Employment Security Division issued checks totaling 12 797 609 to 48 271 unemployed workers under the unemployment insurance law in 1963 administrator J L Bland said Monday. The average unemployment check was 25 87 dollars up from 22 79 in 1962. The ESD found jobs for a few persons last year.
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Little Rock
J. L. Bland
Bland
ESD
Saturn 4 countdown halted by forgotten plug
The two stage Saturn 4 remained on the pad after a blind flange was not removed delaying the countdown by hours. Officials said the error cost taxpayers thousands with $18,000 in salaries for a 200 man team and about $20,000 per hour for range services.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Atlantic Missile Range
Space Agency
Rocco Petrone
Roy
Grain Stocks Report Shows Declines From Last Year
Oats stocks at 343,000 bushels are just over one third of last January level. Barley holdings total 101,000 bushels versus 130,000 a year ago. Sorghum grain at 83,000 bushels is 38 percent of the previous year's amount.
Oklahoma river work on schedule despite budget cut
Oklahoma congressmen told editors at the Oklahoma Press Association meeting that the Arkansas River navigation project may still meet the 1970 completion date despite a plan to trim $86 million from the Corps of Engineers budget. Senators Monroney and Edmondson warned a funding shortfall could cause a year's delay, but emphasized planning and engineering work for Webber Falls Dam and Lock remain on track.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Press Association
Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S. Corps of Engineers
U.S
Tom Steed
Mike Monroney
Webber’s Falls
Remark on Repeating Procedure Errors in Workplace
The speaker laments a failure to follow a long-established procedure noting repeated misses. The tone implies accountability and an admission of mistakes in not adhering to standard steps.
Cold Weather Grips the Midwest
The Associated Press reports sustained brutal cold across the Midwest with subzero temperatures for a fourth day. Hibbing Minnesota hit 19 below, while states from Minnesota to Iowa and the Dakotas faced extreme readings. North Dakota saw higher figures than Monday, and Grand Forks posted one of the state’s lowest marks as snow and wind snarled the Eastern Great Lakes and northern Appalachians with heavy snow forecast in western New York.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Hibbing
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Dakota
Williston
Grand Forks
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
New York State
Police Seek Missing Guns and Ammunition at New Jersey Station
Police in Audubon Park, New Jersey, are investigating the theft of two guns two boxes of ammunition and the station front door lock. Police Chief Louis Sipplee said he discovered the thefts when arriving to open the station Monday.
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Audubon Park
N.J
Louis Sipplee
Edmondson backs Arkansas project to ease poverty
Rep Ed Edmondson argues for speeding the Arkansas project to eliminate pockets of poverty. He says the program will boost the economy of Eastern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas, stressing the need to expedite rather than slow the initiative.
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Ed Edmondson
Johnson
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Arkans
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