Civil Rights Hearings Set On January 9
Washington House Rules Committee set hearings for January 9 to establish ground rules for debating the civil rights bill. Chairman Howard Smith said sessions would start soon after Congress reconvenes to move the bill forward. He warned against delaying tactics while noting many want to testify.
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Two Bills Backed by Independents to Curb Labor Rackets
C Wilson Harder reports 94 percent of independent businessmen support Congress measures S 1226 Thurmond and H R 264 Alger to curb union boycotts price fixing and external pressures while restoring local union bargaining on wages and hours without interference from international headquarters The push seeks to curb dictatorial labor practices and restore local autonomy amid rising union power concerns.
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C. Wilson Harder
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Bruce Alger
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Ghana Embassy Area Blocked
MOSCOW AP Soviet police sealed off approaches to the Ghanaian embassy after a Wednesday demonstration by about 500 Ghanaian and other African students. Police kept Russians away and barred male African students while two girls were allowed through to find the embassy closed. Ambassador J. B. Elliott's secretary said repairs were needed after doors and locks were damaged. A report of a killed Ghanaian student circulated. Soviet minister Myacheslav Yelurn said Asare Addo, 29, was found frozen in a field near Moscow, with autopsy saying intoxication.
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J. B. Elliott
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Russi Irving
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Asare Addo
Girl questions Santa arrival at Winfield event
In Winfield Kansas a girl challenged Santa's tale of arrival during a holiday event. Santa humorously claimed he came by reindeer and sleigh parked behind the building, prompting the girl to reply with disbelief.
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Santa Claus
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Texas-Style Christmas Set For President
Washington reports President Johnson plans a Texas ranch Christmas with kinfolk at his 400 acre home. Red velvet stockings hang from the mantle, a red-nosed deer appears, and a turkey dinner is planned with May Davis cooking. The First Family may hunt or seek quiet time.
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Johnson
Texas
Johnsons
White House
Lynda
Lucy
May Davis
Zephyr Wright
East German wall crossings widen amid Berlin tensions
East Germans enlarged pedestrian and vehicle crossings at ObersBaumbruecke and in Neukoelln as part of efforts to curb West Berliners. West Berliners faced long lines as around 24 000 crossing permit applications were processed under a brief one day pass agreement. A Christmas Kiwanis Club meeting at the Missouri Hotel featured the Senior High Chorale.
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Obers Baumbruecke
Neukoelln
Wily] Brandt
Kiwanis Club
Missouri Hotel
Lawyer Accused In Bribe Bid Is Disbarred
A Tennessee lawyer and former state representative, Harry Beard Jr. of Lebanon, was disbarred by U S District Judges for discussing with Hoffa’s Nashville lawyer Osborn proposals to sway a juror in Hoffa’s Taft Hartley Act trial. Beard admitted discussing four occasions but said he did not contact the juror or her husband. The case follows Osborn’s prior disbarment and grand jury indictment. Hoffa and co defendants face trial January 8.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Ry. Osborn
Baard
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Tshombe Denied British Visa
Former Congo Katanga leader Moise Tshombe had his visa refused by Britain after a foreign office spokesman said his passport appeared on a Congolese government list of illegally obtained documents. He planned to speak on Africa at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London.
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Dye defends park board role amid alleged conflict of interest
Dye argues no clash between park board duties and soliciting business from other state agencies. He cites a call from the Commissioner of Agriculture urging him to bid on the state fair contract and defends a broader tourism publicity plan. Governor Dalien notes a replacement for park director, with Fred Bender chosen as acting head by a bipartisan six member board.
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Train Car Crash Kills Two Near Lexington
An automobile and a Missouri Pacific train collided at a crossing near Lexington two people in the car died Roy Leg Davidson 52 of Buckner and Nettie Trene Util 47 of Independence. The crash occurred two miles west of Lexington on private property.
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Senate fights over budget bill faces decisive late vote
Senate debates a $3.26 billion measure cut to $2.81 billion with Dirksen warning of more cuts before passage. Humphrey backs a provi sion against export import bank guarantees for private financing of surplus commodity sales to Communist countries. Leaders plan adjournment Friday then reconvene Jan 7 as Johnson urges full $3.0 billion authorization and committee approves $3,508,500,000 total for the current year.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune and Advertisers Notice
Jefferson City Post Tribune shows publication schedule and advertising details, listing publishers MR and WELDON, executive staff, and contact. It notes Associated Press rights, subscription rates for carriers and mail, and distribution in Cole and adjoining counties, with statewide and out-of-state pricing.
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William FH. Weldon
William H. Weldon
B.L. Bose
Joseph G. MA
News Tribune Company
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Missouri
Cole
United States
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Antitrust Settlements Near 12 Million Approved
New York AP reports General Electric agreed to nearly 12 million dollars in out of court settlements for 22 suits tied to the 1961 antitrust rulings. U.S. District Judge Sylvester Ryan approved the deals on Wednesday. The largest award was about 6 million to Consolidated Edison Co. of New York.
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General Electric Co
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Sylvester Ryan
Consolidated Edison Co
Guilty Plea Brings Sentence for Forge
James Langley entered a guilty plea in Circuit Court to forging a $30 check. Judge Sam C. Blair sentenced Langley to four years in prison. The check was drawn on Navy and cashed at a Cole County store, on the account of George A. Heck of Fulton. The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour traffic death log with 4 fatalities.
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Sam C. Blair
Langley
Navy
Langey
George A. Heck
Fulon
Cole County
Johnson Prefers Personal Diplomacy in Cold War Outreach
Washington AP Johnson signals use of personal diplomacy with the Soviet Union to ease tensions and pursue a possible summit with Khrushchev though no formal negotiation plan exists yet. He on record ready to meet world leaders when fruitful, with Rusk endorsing ongoing contacts and diplomacy as key to global stakes.
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Dean Rusk
State Department
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