Johnson seeks Ike and others counsel on new policy
President Johnson says he is taking advice from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will keep former presidents Hoover Truman and Eisenhower informed. He briefed Eisenhower through CIA head John A. McCone and hosted a news conference at his Texas ranch. He also announced a Pentagon review to close unneeded bases and noted civilian federal employment trends. Teodoro Moscoso will be reassigned as ambassador rank aide to Thomas C. Mann, who will oversee Latin American policy. Lopez Mateos of Mexico will join Johnson for UCLA honorary degree on Feb 21 and talks in Palm Springs.
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Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Congress
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas C. Mann
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
University of California At
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
West Berlin
Wall
East
Germany
Soviet Union
Erhard
LBJ
Johnson hosts West German leader Erhard at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson welcomes Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at Bergstrom Air Force Base and hosts two days of talks at the LBJ Ranch on East West relations. Johnson pledges support for German freedom and self determination and notes West Berlin crossings while underscoring U.S. commitment to peaceful aims and the Atlantic partnership.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
U.S
Lufthansa
Erhard
Germany
Houston
Bergstrom Air Force Base
West Berlin
Texas
United States of America
U S Demands Bulgaria Pay for Damaged Legation
U S officials in Sofia demand compensation after 3000 Bulgarians protested outside the American Legation and damaged four cars and windows. The attack follows allegations a former Bulgarian diplomat spied for the U S and comes as Bulgaria faces domestic political pressure.
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Austria
United States
Bulgaria
U.S
Legation
Sofia
Todor Zhivkov
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
Cyprus calm after invasion threats and air buzz
In Nicosia tensions remained high after Turkish jets buzzed the city and warships were sighted off the coast. Duncan Sandys arrived to assess Greek Turkish clashes that have killed many. British troop reinforcements were dispatched as Makarios-led talks continued.
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Turkey
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
London
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
Britain
Commonwealth
Rusk Sees 1964 as period for seeking peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said 1964 will be a period of probing for peace while warning of aggressive world revolutions by Communist China. He pointed to crises in Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam as large dangerous questions to face with modest optimism and hopes for diplomatic exploration and Geneva talks.
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Japan
State Department Today
Soviet Union
Cyprus accuses Turkey at UN over gunboat diplomacy
Cyprus charges Turkey with endangering a cease fire by sending warships toward Cyprus and Turkish planes violating air space. Turkey denies invasion aims, saying ships merely passed between ports as Security Council adjourned without action or date for a new meeting.
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United Nations. N.Y
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Security Council
Greece
Council
Kassides
Foreign Office
Royal Air Force
Rassides
RAF
Partly cloudy with snow traces forecast tonight
Partly cloudy skies with traces of snow tonight and Sunday. Tonight will be cold with a low near minus five. Sunday’s high near 15 degrees. Monday shows little change in conditions.
Gruzka urges Rockefeller to enter Wisconsin primary
Holmen Wisconsin AP Anthony Gruzka a former Milwaukee County Republican executive committee member sent a letter to Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York urging him to enter Wisconsin’s April presidential preference primary Gruzka supports Warren Knowles for governor and criticizes plans for an unopposed favorite son with Rep John W Byrnes as the likely choice He calls for an open primary to let Wisconsinites express their pick and oppose backroom deals by party leaders
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Holmen
Wis
Anthony Gruzka
Milwaukee County Republican Organization
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Wisconsin
Gruzka
Warren Knowles
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Knowles
Gruszka
Chemical Plant Planned for Sheboygan by Borden Co
The Borden Chemical Co. of New York announced plans to begin construction of a $1 million formaldehyde plant on Sheboygan's far South Side. The plant will cover 18 acres and is to be completed by mid 1964, supplying resins used as adhesives in plywood laminated timber boats and furniture. Land clearing for the site began today.
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Sheboygan
Borden Chemical Co
New York
Borden Co
Sheboygan County Industrial Foundation, Inc
Six State Public Health Welfare Jobs Open
The Department of Administration seeks six qualified persons to develop and organize community programs in public health and welfare. Positions are in Madison Rhinelander Ashland and Wisconsin Rapids with starting salaries of 645 a month rising to 835 with merit raises. Applicants need graduate training in community organization education or related fields and three years of experience. Applications accepted by the State Bureau of Personnel until Feb. 1.
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Madison
Department of Administration
Rhinelander
Ashland
Wisconsin Rapids
State Bureau of Personnel
Cuba accuses CIA of mining bay and torpedo attack
Cuba alleges the CIA mined Siguaney Bay off Isla de Pines and blew up a torpedo boat. Three Cuban sailors were killed and 18 wounded when the mine exploded. A Cuban Armed Forces communique and anti-Castro groups support the claim, while a CIA spokesman calls it nonsense.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Today
Siguanea Bay
Isle of Pines
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Wisconsin GOP still backing Goldwater in AP poll
Wisconsin Republican county chairmen still favor Barry Goldwater as strongest candidate and likely nominee, though national sentiment slips. Nixon and Rockefeller receive minor support. October results showed larger Goldwater leads and several split opinions on alternates.
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Barry Goldwater
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Arizona
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP
Sam M. Hay
Milwaukee County
Hay
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lodge
Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
First Lady Tours LBJ Ranch Changes Nearby Home Felt Unfamiliar
Lady Bird Johnson guides a bus tour of the LBJ Ranch as reporters observe changes such as a new Secret Service box and a portrait of Ludwig Erhard. She praises rural electrification and farm to market roads as key national achievements during a press conference on the Pedernales River site.
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Lady Bird Johnson
Frances Lewine
Johnson City
Tex
Lbj Ranch
White House
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Pedernales
Secret Service
Johnsons
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blackface Criticized as Mummers Parade Grows
Philadelphia officials condemn blackface in the Mummers Parade and urge judges to bar offensive entries. The NAACP plans a boycott on New Year’s Day while parade director Elias Myers lifts a hard ban but warns participants to conduct themselves and avoid mocking others.
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Robert W. Crawford
Elias Myers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Myers
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