Wirtz Warns Population Rise Splits Labor Force
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz says rapid population growth and technology are dividing the workforce into millions of “haves” and “have-nots.” He cites a 69 million job base and unemployment near 5.1 percent, urging 1964 measures to spread prosperity, especially for youth, minorities, and distressed areas. He warns against a separate underclass amid overall prosperity.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
United States
Wirt
America
Rescuers Find Youths in Cave Near High Ridge
Seven youths spent about ten hours in a cave near High Ridge before rescuers found them early Saturday. Five boys and two girls, six students from Kirkwood High School and one on Air Force leave, ventured into the cave Friday afternoon and got lost, using rocks and roots to descend. A parent alerted authorities when they didn’t return by 10 p.m. Ropes and lights guided rescuers to surface about a quarter mile from the entrance.
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Kirkwood High School
St. Louis
Air Force
Leslie Nelson
Jefferson County
Elmer Jones
Jones
Hoffa Trial Site Ordered Changed
U S District Judge Frank W Wilson ordered the jury tampering trial of Teamsters President James R Hoffa and six codefendants moved from Nashville to Chattanooga. He cited prejudicial publicity affecting the defendants and noted the trial date remains Jan 20 despite the site change.
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Nashville, Tenn
US. Dist
Frank W. Wilson
Teamsters Union
Janes R. Hoffa
Nashville
Chattanooga
Wilson
U.S. District Court
Yoffa
Sunday News and Tribune masthead and rates
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Missouri
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Goldwater Says AP Poll Shift Not Surprising
Phoenix AP report quotes Senator Barry Goldwater saying he is not surprised by an Associated Press poll showing a decline in his presidential stock. He notes his own polling backs the AP analysis and frames the change as the same old ball game with a different pitcher as Nixon rises while Kennedy’s death dates impact prior leader totals.
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Barry Goldwater
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Associated Press
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Secretary Sees World Facing Large Dangerous Questions
In October 1962 Secretary Rusk warned the world would continue to face large dangerous questions, citing Berlin Germany Cuba and South Vietnam. He criticized China’s aggressive push for world revolution and noted Laos Latin America and Africa as areas of interference. He cautioned no early summit is likely and Khrushchev agrees a summit should occur only with real progress toward major changes.
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Berlin
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Cuba
South Vietnam
China
Moscow
Peking
Poland
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Formosa
Nikita ’. Khrushchev
Youngster Held In Girl's Death
A 15 year old boy was booked on a homicide charge after signing a confession that he stabbed and burned 11 year old Maureen Drummy. The body was found in a 50 gallon drum behind the Garfield Avenue home of her girlfriend Helen Rucy. Police say Thomas Busby Jr. confessed during questioning by Burlington County detectives. No motive was given.
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Palmyra
Maureen Drum ‘My
Garfield Avenue
Helen Rucy
Payton Flournoy
Thomas Busby Jr
Helen
Burlington County
Flournoy
Michael Drummy
Accidental Shooting Injures Area Hunter Near Gravois Mills
Richard N. Hutton, 47, was loading a shotgun in his car about one mile north of Gravois Mills when the gun discharged into his right foot. He was treated at a Versailles clinic where two toes were amputated. Wife Mary Hutton witnessed the accident which occurred around 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Gravois Mills
Richard N. Hutton
Hutton
Versailles
Highway Patrol
Mary Hutton
Red China to stay in spotlight in 1964
AP notes Red China will keep headlines in 1964 with a harsher tone, intensified East-West quarrel, and outreach to non‑Communist nations while rebuilding its image. Premier Chou En-lai tours Africa as Beijing leans on non Soviet partners and seeks to boost influence in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
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Australia
China
Africa
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Japan
Goldwater Supporters Weigh Nomination Prospects
Nixon and Rockefeller backers say Goldwater loses South support after Kennedy death. Several state he cannot be nominated or faces a middle of the road bloc. Others predict Nixon strength will rise in months and that Goldwater’s outbursts drive a wait and see stance. Some shift to preferring a more conservative candidate to win key eastern states.
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Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Dbuniity
Rockefeller
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Johnson
Pope Paul and Athenagoras Meet in Vatican Unity Effort
Vatican officials described a landmark meeting between Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I of Constantinople as a milestone in Christian unity. The talks extended past noon and may have included the Angelus prayer by Pope Paul, who always says it at noon.
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Holy Land
Pope Paul
Vatican
Gasconade County Truck Crash Sparks Careless Driving Charge
Hase Tetrick 32 of Springfield escaped with minor injuries after his tractor-trailer left Route 50 near Route 28, overturned, and crossed the road in Gasconade County. He was treated for bruises and a sprained shoulder. Truck damage estimated at 4000 dollars. Patrol issued a summons for careless and imprudent driving.
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State Highway Patrol
Hase Tetrick
Springfield
Highway Patrol
Tetrick
Johnson Erhard discuss NATO and Berlin amid Christmas talks
In Austin the two leaders spoke of strengthening NATO and peace while Erhard praised Europe’s progress and freedom for Berlin. They plan further economic discussions as Johnson seeks fair market access and US poultry access amid EU tariff concerns.
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von Hase
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U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Missouri hospital probes inmorality reports stir state shock
State Rep. J T Campbell chairs a 10 member interim committee investigating Missouri mental institutions. He condemns immorality rumors as a disgrace and backs supervised mixed gender ground privileges only. Committee has visited three hospitals and cites fear among sources to testify. Dr Manson Pettit of St Joseph State Hospital says he seeks specifics and notes ground privileges would be restricted for misbehaving patients. He adds few pregnancies occurred at St Joseph and most were admitted as minors or were pregnant prior to admission.
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St, Joseph
J. T. Campbell
St. Joseph State Hospital
Farmington State Hospital
Campbell
Nevada State Hospital
Manson B. Pettit
Six Meals a Day Diet Aims at Body Biochemistry
Madison AP reports a new reducing program for obesity uses six meals daily and drugs to shift enzyme pathways. Developed by Dr. Gordon, Dr. Goldberg, and Grace Chosby at University of Wisconsin Medical School, the regimen combines a 48 hour fast with a 1320 calorie daily diet high in protein and limited carbs.
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Madison, Wis
Edgar S. Gordon
Marshall Goldberg
Grace J. Chosby
Research Dietitian
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Gordon
University Hospital
Madison
Jess
Isab
Invasion Tensions Rise as Turkish Ships Near Cyprus
Turkish vessels moved on Cyprus from two directions but did not breach territorial waters, described as a war of nerves. Duncan Sandys arrived in Cyprus to assess fighting between Greek and Turkish communities as British troops enforce a cease-fire. Seven people died in a twin-engine plane crash near Mar del Plata, Argentina, including two men, their wives, and three children.
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Cyprus
Duncan Sandys
London
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Reuters
Mar del Plats
Johnson taps budget drill as Cabinet meet ends
President Johnson slammed the table during a December 1 Cabinet session and sent Kermit Gordon to all agency heads with a demand for written budget replies by 6 p.m. two days later. Agencies must review and trim their plans, detailing specific reductions and amounts.
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Johnson
Kermit Gordon
Gordon
Kansas Turnpike collision kills four in Topeka area
A head on crash on the Kansas Turnpike 15 miles southwest of Topeka killed four people and injured five others in the worst Turnpike accident in its seven year history. Victims from Blackwell Oklahoma included James S Terrill 59 and Bertha Terrill with infant Janet Inmon. Elva Inmon 22 died later at a Topeka hospital. Virgil Inmon 25 and others from Leavenworth suffered serious injuries. Authorities noted snow and a passing maneuver contributed to the crash near the snow rimmed stretch.
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Topeka
Blackwell
Okla
Highway Patrol
Leavenworth, Kan
James S Terrill
Bertha
Gir
Janet Inmon
Elva Inmon
Virgil Inmon
Albert D. LaVoie
Andre
Craig
Leavenworth
Luther Hughes
Jackson Truck Lines
St. Joseph Mo
Oklahoma
Louis Stroup
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