Nicosia Strife and Defense Talks Highlight Cyprus War News
In Nicosia the Turkish sector reports no casualties after gunfire in Pallourtotissa while Greek Cypriots reject partition. Across Washington Adm. Rickover questions defense contracting profits and cost accounting amid calls for reform as government scrutiny rises.
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Britain
Nicosia
Washington
Vice/pany
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Alll
Rickover
Nicohol
Ine
Defense Department
Makarios
Makar
Hos
Admirad
Sixty-six Injured In Fire At Emerald Room Hotel
The blaze began near the Emerald Room on the upper floors of the hotel, with flames confined below the third floor. About 479 guests and 20 permanent residents were affected as smoke spread, many in night attire. Doorman Alton Crowden alerted firefighters as guests escaped through windows and doors, with most evacuated by 9:30 a.m. Notable evacuees included Clemson coach Frank Howard and sports writers/coaches from Florida and Georgia.
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Emerald Room
Alton Joseph Crowden
Fire Department
Frank Howard
Clemson
Harry Mehre
Atlanta
University of Georgia
University of Mississippi
Norman Sloan
University of Florida
George W. Ferguson
Charlotte
N.C
Ferguson
Texas Senator Now Owns An Elephant
Fort Worth Democrat State Sen. Don Kennard became owner of a 635 pound elephant calf after a Saturday gift from Bill Newbold, formerly a local TV cameraman. Shipping cost was 1400 dollars plus quarantine of 110 days at 38 dollars daily. The note notes Cambodia links and a quip on analgesic ads.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Don Kennard
San Francisco
Bill Newbold
State Department
Cambodia
C.O.D
Kennard
Khrushchev sees possible 1964 arms accord
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Henry Shapiro of UPI that 1964 could see a broad agreement with the United States on measures to slow the arms race and ease tensions. He proposed reductions in armed forces and military spending, a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, refraining from nuclear weapons dissemination, and creating zones free of nuclear arms, plus reductions of foreign forces abroad. Tass published his replies.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Henry Shapiro
United Press International
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Tass
Senate back from holiday for foreign aid vote
Senators gathered for a rare post Christmas session to take up the foreign aid bill with a continuing resolution in place. Key leaders like Allott and PasToré urged timely action while Morse pressed for a formal roll call. The measure would grant Johnson authority on credit guarantees for wheat and Soviet bloc sales, as House leaders waited to adjourn once final passage occurred.
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Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Jack Miller
Iowa
Hruska
Senate
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
Allott
Appropriations Committee
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Soviet Bloc
Congress
tSen
Daniel K
Tnouye
Hawaii
Inouye
House
California governor predicts GOP nominee next year
Gov Edmund G Brown of California predicts Gov William Scranton or Richard Nixon will be the Republican nominee. He says President Johnson will not win the presidency, despite speculation. Brown remarks come as Southern Californians enjoy unseasonably warm December weather near San Diego.
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Sacramento
Calif
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Johnson
San Diego
Cali
It s Hot Here Los Angeles AP Chilly Autunde
The snippet shows a partial AP file from Los Angeles with garbled text including It s Hot Here and Chilly aut unde ura and lacks clear names, dates or events to form a complete news item.
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Los Angeles
Chilly
Mrs. Dyer Cares for Infants At Home
Mrs. Dyer, a pediatrics nurse trained at the University of Iowa, cares for two to four infants at her home. She says she does it because she is crazy about little babies and prefers staying home to working elsewhere. The pay mostly covers feeding and clothing costs.
Cyprus tensions at Ledra Palace amid divided capital
The Greek sector of Nicosia appeared calm while the Turkish side faced near desertion and intimidation. Fighters in helmets eyed approaching roads as British truce troops manned a Ledra Palace control point. A Turkish resistance radio station broadcast amid a tense ceasefire backdrop.
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Britain
Cyprus
Nicosia
Ledra Palace
Radio Cyprus
US Economy Seen Expanding Through 1964 Says Hodges
Washington AP reports Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges forecast a continued rise in GNP through 1964 and into 1965, with real growth around 5 percent after tax cuts. He noted high unemployment, capacity use, and a $600 billion economy baseline while warning tax enactment is crucial to sustain momentum. West Berlin negotiators and Allied observers fear political demands could jeopardize four power unity during talks over the wall and cross-border visits.
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Adren Cooper
West Berlin
Washington
Hodges
U.S
Berlin
West Germany
East Main
Germany
Luther H.1
West
Salaly
Withey Adn
Total Eclipse Of Moon Today
Boston AP reports a total lunar eclipse visible across North America and parts of South America. The event began at 4 25 a m EST with the moon entering Earth s umbra and fully darkened by 5 28 a m as clear skies over New England aided observers.
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Boston
Umbra
New England
North America
South America
Fire claims two Beaver County residents in Jacksonville
Beaver Pa residents William G Carpenter 33 and his wife Evelyn were among 21 killed in a Sunday blaze at the Roosevelt Hotel in Jacksonville Florida. Carpenter and wife had moved from Aliquippa to Winter Park four years earlier and were in Jacksonville for the Gator Bowl football game, according to Carpenter’s brother Jack of Beaver.
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Beaver, Pa
Roosevelt Hotel
Jacksonville
Fla
Beaver County
William G. Carpenter
Evelyn
Aliquipipa
Winter Park
Carpenter
Jack
Beaver
Carpenters
Coal Group Asks Curb On AEC
Washington AP The National Coal Policy Conference urged curbing the Atomic Energy Commission in determining how fast to develop atomic power In a yearend statement president Joseph E Moody praised coal’s 1963 record but warned nuclear power poses a major threat Moody said the AEC has created urgency over nuclear development not easily understood The group argues there is ample coal yet nuclear subsidies threaten public interest Pleasant Prairie Wis Fire killed four members of one family in a suburban home today including the parents and two sons with two daughters and a baby sitter escaping through a window
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Washington
National Coal Policy Conference
Atomic Energy Commission
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
Prairie
Wis
AEC
Abla Nainter
Clarence Hansen Sr
Frances
Clarence Jr
Kenneth
Brenda
Renee
Lorraine Gorski
Hansen
Coal production set to near 450 million tons this year
Production rose steadily reaching almost 450 million tons, up about 5 percent from last year. There is growing awareness of coal's vital role in the economy and security, with solid gains in transport to market strengthening coal as the main power generation fuel. The council comprises bituminous producers, the United Mine Workers Union, coal hauling railroads, coal utilities, and mining equipment manufacturers.
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United Mine Workers Union
Obituary notices from Blairsville and Indiana families
Obituaries for Bert Marlin Houser 61 of Blairsville and Roy Max Hollis 68 of Indiana recount services, survivors, and funeral details. Also noted are brief notices for Mrs Frank Catanzarite and Clarence C McHenry with arrangements and burial plans.
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Frank
Livonia
Mich
Indiana
Frank Read
Ghureh, St
Robinson - Lytle’s
Murder as a family affair in homicide study
A New York sociologist says murder is a very intimate matter mostly among relatives and friends, not strangers. The piece notes a study of homicide by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and public budget discussions with President Johnson, McNamara, and Joint Chiefs at the LBJ Ranch.
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Cleveland, Ohio
New York
Gerhard Falk
State University College At Buffalo
Johnson City
Tex
American Association For Them
Johnson
Advancement of Science
Buffalo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Ludwig Erhard
LBJ Ranch
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Hollis
Pine Vale
Tawney
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