Iran vows to thwart UAR in regional tensions
Premier Hassanah Mansur condemned Nasser and pledged Iran would block any aggressive UAR designs with allied help. He spoke before a cheering Senate session amid calls labeling Nasser a madman as the exchange reflected wider Cold War frictions in the Middle East and beyond.
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National briefs touch Haiti case and LBJ Sato meeting
The brief notes U S denial of dropping prosecutions in Haiti involving consul-general Rudolph Baboun and associates amid embassy reprisals. It also reports President Johnson and Japanese PM Eisaku Sato to meet January 12 15 to discuss world issues including Southeast Asia.
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Soviet Vote at UN in 1965 Could Be Adjourned
United Nations officials reported strong possibilities the General Assembly may adjourn for the year without acting on the dispute over the Soviet Union's right to vote. The long running issue clouded action as members debated whether to extend or limit the Soviet voting rights in New York.
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FBI urges clearer reporting of morals charges on government workers
The FBI told local law enforcement to specify morals offenses when reporting arrests to the Central Fingerprint File. A circular aims to avoid vague classifications like vagrancy or disorderly conduct, noting past practice and citing Walter Jenkins as a related reference.
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Court Ups Mississippi Voter Rules On Negro Registration
The U S Court of Appeals reversed a district court ruling in United States v State of Mississippi granting dismissal of a voter registration suit. It held that Negroes must meet only citizenship residence and age and take an oath to support the Constitution.
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Vital elements linked to cancer mix in soils study
A panel reported that trace elements such as silver gold arsenic mercury and lead in soils may influence cancer processes. Scientists linked high arsenic nitrate boron manganese chromium titanium and lead with cancer and heart disease, noting lower strontium in those areas.
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India Tragedy Ends Lives of Over 1 200
Reports from New Delhi and Colombo describe a cyclone and tidal surge devastating parts of Ceylon and southeastern India. The town of Dhanushkodi on Pamban Island is largely wiped out with hundreds dead and 3,000 marooned. Rameshwaram remains ringed by sea while aid is dispatched from multiple nations.
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My Fair Lady Wows Moscow Cast Delights Fans
The Moscow Operetta Theater opens a Russian version of My Fair Lady to a packed house. Saveliev and Alehaysky alternate as Alfred Doolittle with Georgi Griner praised as Henry Higgins. Scenery by Frazz Sernberg and Irina Mushtakova earns acclaim. the show moves into the repertory, about five performances monthly.
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Snowfall Stymies Rescue Efforts Across Far West
In San Francisco a blizzard hindered daring helicopter rescues for stranded Californians in Siskiyou County and other mountain communities. Four deaths and $550 million in flood damage were reported across Oregon, California, Idaho, and Washington, with 16,300 families affected and numerous bridges and highways ruined.
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