President Hailed for Peace Talk in New York
President Johnson lauded at the United Nations gathering for his call to end the cold war, curb nuclear arms, and lift global living standards. Delegates from Albania, Cuba, and the Soviet Union joined in applause as Johnson urged a new era of international cooperation and peace.
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Defector Broadcast Targets U S Frontline Units in Korea
A North Korea broadcast claimed a U S Army defector spoke to frontline troops. The speaker identified as Sp. 4 Jerry Parrish of Henderson Kentucky said he deserted the First Cavalry Division on December 6 and praised communism from behind the DMZ. He said he is having a good life on the Communist side.
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Brother Turns In Kidnaper Scenario at A-1
Fragmentary notes describe a teen abduction and FBI involvement in the Sinatra Jr. case. Irwin and others discuss cooperation, bail offers, and uncertainty about the victim’s return to performances. Authorities continue investigations and await further statements.
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Sinatra Jr
Frank Jr
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Senate panel restores aid slash and debates floor fate
Senate committee approved the full 102 billion foreign aid request, with House additions totaling 3.5085 billion for all foreign assistance. The panel, split on bans against Communist nation purchases, awaits floor votes as timing and differences with the House loom.
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Tell
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$95 Million Clean Air Bill Signed
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing 95 million dollars for air pollution control. The measure empowers HEW to fund research and provides federal aid to states and communities, with shared funding and interstate pollution cases allowing federal authority if needed.
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UPI
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Nasser and Chou Hold Second Closed Talks in Cairo
In Cairo premier Chou En Lai met President Nasser for a second closed session after a long Sunday meeting. Chou, cheerful and smiling, planned a third meeting for Thursday as both leaders discuss a pan African Asian bloc amid Cold War tensions and Suez Canal inspections at Port Said.
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Menzies reshuffles cabinet in Canberra
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies broadens his coalition ministry in Canberra by removing Defense Minister Athol Townley who is ill and elevating five Liberal and two Country Party backbenchers to ministerial posts.
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Mau Mau Leaders Return After Kenyan Amnesty
In Nairobi Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta welcomed 20 Mau Mau leaders who emerged from the forest after accepting the government amnesty. The rebels surrendered and were received in the capital, signaling a step toward national reconciliation.
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