Official hints U S policy shift toward Red China
A State Department official, Roger Hilsman, suggested a possible future change in U S policy toward Red China if Beijing moderates its stance toward the outside world. He warned the Johnson administration will not permit military adventures by the Chinese Communist leadership and reaffirmed hardline positions on recognition and U N seating.
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State Department
U.S
Red China
Johnson
China
Roger Hilsman
Hilsman Policy Sets Firm US Stance on Red China
A policy statement from Hilsman urged firmness likely to curb foreign ad ventures and provoke debate on U S policy toward Red China. It suggested potential outreach to moderate strands within the Chinese Communist power structure and hinted at future leadership changes in Peking.
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San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
White House
Peking
United States
West
U.S
Red
China
Washington
House unit cuts foreign aid to seven point eight billion
The House Appropriations Committee slashed foreign aid to 2.8 billion, down 1.7 billion from Kennedy’s request, in a bid led by Rep. Otto Passman. If upheld, the measure marks one of the largest postwar reductions and faces Senate action with possible restoration to about 3.2 billion in final funding.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
House
Otto E. Passman
D-Law
Passman
Kennedy
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Johnson
Senate
State Department
Peace Corps
Ruby Wade Seeks Wealth Backing for Ruby Trial
Dallas attorney Henry Wade says a wealthy backer wants Jack Ruby acquitted. Ruby hired California, East Texas, and Dallas lawyers and plans a top psychiatrist. Melvin Belli says Earl Ruby of Detroit arranged his defense and may post a $100000 bond if bail is granted for a February trial.
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Tex
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Jack Ruby
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Ruby
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East
Texas
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San Francisco
Earl Ruby
Detroit
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
Lombardi Reported As Notre Dame Coach Candidate
Rochester Times-Union reports Vince Lombardi signed as Notre Dame coach with a possible annual 32000 to 40000 dollars. South Bend Tribune cites Ara Parseghian linked to the job. Development notes Hugh Devore could become athletic director or revert to freshman coach while Notre Dame officials meet.
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Tribune
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Northwestern
Dick Notebart
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Notebart
Green Bay
San Francisco
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Moose) Krause
Devore
Parseghian
Joe Kuharich
Kenosha County Board Member Peter Harris Dies at 77
Kenosha native Peter W. Harris, longtime county board member for 24 years and former board chairman from 1945 to 1949, died Friday at age 77. Harris, a Scotland native, had lived in Kenosha since 1919.
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Peter W. Harris
Scotland
Harris
Milwaukee men propose 33 mile living railway museum
Richard Hinebaugh and John Ford, operators of the Mid-Continent Railway Museum, plan a 33 mile living railway museum on the old Sparta Elroy branch. They aim to purchase right of way for about 300000, finance one third and seek two thirds from area residents. A Wilton meeting was set to discuss the project. The line could draw 25000 visitors in year one with potential passenger and freight service. The route includes three tunnels.
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Milwaukee
Sparta-Elroy
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Richard Hinebaugh
John Ford
North Freedom
Hinebaugh
Ford
Sinatra Kidnappers May Have Passed Nevada Roadblock
The California sheriff says the abductors passed through a Nevada roadblock thirty minutes after Sinatra was kidnapped. Nevada officers report thorough searches at the roadblock and license-plate checks. FBI officials declined to confirm or deny the account.
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Nev
Frank Sinatra Jr
California
Nevada
FBI
Ernest Carlson
el Dorado County
Los Angeles
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Robert Humphrey
Ormsby County
Carlson
U.S. 50 and
U.S. 395
Three Die On Minnesota Highways in Separate Crashes
Three people died in Minnesota traffic crashes Friday night. In St. Paul Bernard Schueller 18 died when the car he rode in struck another driven by Joseph Rossi 18 injuring both drivers. Russell Rattel 51 of St Paul Park was alone in his car. Near Austin Eugene Topness 39 died when his car hit a semi trailer carrying 900 bushels of corn as Harold Brandt 39 of Spring Valley pulled over with engine trouble. George Daniels 66 of St Paul was struck carrying groceries and crushed by a car that dragged him over 100 feet. The state toll for 1963 rose to 756 indicating a higher year for traffic fatalities.
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Associated Press
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St. Paul
Austin
Bernard Schueller
Joseph Carl Rossi
Schueller
Russell Rattel
St. Paul Park
Eugene J. Topness
Rochester
Harold E. Brandt
Spring Valley
George W. Daniels
Sinatra kidnap case ends with arrests and ransom recovered
Three men were arrested and nearly all of the $240,000 ransom recovered in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping. FBI said all three will face kidnapping charges. Irwin held in San Diego and Keenan and Amsler in Los Angeles. Bail set at $50,000 each. theSinatra family praised the FBI operation.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
Frank Sinatra Sr
Nancy
Frank
Nancy Sands
Tina
Washington
John W. Irwin
Barry W. Keenan
Los Angeles
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Playa del Rey
FBI
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Amsler
Irwin
San Diego
Mexico
Sinatra
University High School
Amster
U.S
Theodore Hocke
Federal
Betty Marshall Graydon
Harrah’s Club
Stateline
Nev
Reno, Nev
Bolivian Miners Mobilizing Hold Hostages Near La Paz
Communist led tin miners in the Catavi-Siglo Veinte area began a general mobilization to demand the release of four Americans and other captives held for over a week. President Paz Estenssoro refused to withdraw troops and insisted the hostages stay until freed.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Catavi-Siglo
Mili
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Lechin
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Catavi
Oruro
Reynolds deplores partisan road plan defeat in Wisconsin
Gov. John W. Reynolds denounced excessive partisanship after the Legislature killed the accelerated highway building program and scheduled a April 7 referendum on a gasoline tax increase to fund it. He questioned the referendum framing and considered court action but not a new session, noting Democrats sided with Republicans to defeat the bill 90-3.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Robert Huber
Milwaukee
Warren Knowles
GOP
New York Stock Exchange Seeks Dismissal of Thill Suit
The New York Stock Exchange asked a U.S. District Court to dismiss Thill Securities Corp. suit seeking 21 million in triple damages. Thill alleged the exchange restrains trade by restricting stock listings to members, suing as a class for 4,000 nonmember dealers.
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New York Stock Exchange
U.S. District Court
Thill Securities Corp
Thill
Elm Grove
The
Stock Exchange
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Exchange
Captor Of Roger Touhy Dies At 69
Elkhorn Illinois AP reportsHarry J Ward 69 retired Elk horn police chief dies after long illness Funeral services set for Monday Ward as rookie patrolman in 1933 captured gangster Roger Touhy and three Chicago mobsters.
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Harry J. Ward
Elkhorn
Roger Touhy
Chicago
Ward
Weather outlook for a fair, colder weekend
Fair and colder mentioned for Saturday night and Sunday. Low temperatures around 5 to 10 above for Saturday night, with Sunday highs about 10 degrees higher than Saturday night. Continuous dry conditions expected with light winds.
Johnson to Face No Honeymoon With GOP Congress
Washington AP report notes several House Republicans, including the GOP leader, say they will not grant President Johnson a usual early-term honeymoon. They intend to resist Kennedy assassination emotion and oppose Johnson's New Frontier programs.
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Washington
House
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
U S Moves To Restore Dominican and Honduran Ties
The United States plans to recognize the revolt era regimes in Honduras and the Dominican Republic as they commit to restoring democratic governance. Officials say Johnson administration ends with broad gains from withholding recognition.
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Honduras
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Col
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Juan Bosch
Forgotten Man Richard Honeck Granted Parole After 64 Years
The 84 year old Richard Honeck won parole from the Illinois Pardon and Parole Board ending a 64 year prison term for murder. He spent 59 years at Menard State Penitentiary with no visitors or letters, until a niece in San Leandro plans to bring him home to live with her.
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Illinois Pardon and Parole Board
Honeck
Menard State Penitentiary
St. Louis
Clara Orth
San Leandro
Calif
UPI
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