Fate Muddies Waters Of Federal Scientists
Washington reports growing concern over U S science policy as President Kennedy’s assassination leaves questions about continuity in science advising. Dr Donald F Hornig, named to succeed Dr Jerome Wiesner, faces scrutiny from Congress while Wiesner’s future remains uncertain. Hornig's move from Princeton, amid Joint Atomic Energy Committee review, highlights tensions between basic research funding and practical applications.
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U S Accepts Offer to Mediate Cambodian Rift
The United States has accepted a Philippine government mediation offer to iron out U S Cambodian differences. Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk says the U S must apologize for an explanation request about a Cambodian radio broadcast seen as rejoicing at President Kennedy's death. Philippine officials call the move encouraging, while American officials doubt its effectiveness now.
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Even Steals Nailed Down Coat
Edward Ziger owner of a Washington clothing shop reports a burglar broke in Saturday night and stole a leather coat nailed to the wall to deter theft. Police note the burglar pried out the nails and took the coat along with other clothing amid repeated break-ins. If caught, the thief could be Ziger’s burglar or someone with moths in their closet.
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Bridgehead of Fear Britain Guiana Crisis Looms
Washington worries over British Guiana as a potential communist bridgehead near Cuba. The piece cites Castro, U.S. pressure to delay independence, vast jungle terrain, diverse population, and the risk of riots and regional instability if BG goes red after 1965 elections.
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Roommate of Sinatra Jr. kidnap suspect arrested with Tommy gun
Roger Dier, 24, roommate of one of three Sinatra Jr. kidnap suspects, was arrested in Los Angeles for illegal possession of a machine gun. Police seized a 9 mm Austrian weapon and two other guns, while FBI agents raided the apartment and recovered part of the ransom. Amsler, 23, jailed. two others, Irwin and Keenan, face kidnapping charges as federal indictments loom.
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Milties Nephew Sued for Divorce
Annette Driggers Berle 18 filed for annulment of her July 10 marriage to Marshall Berle 25 nephew of Milton Berle. She cites underage marriage and lack of desire for children. she is a former Miss United States 1960 and had previous marriage to Anthony D Ayria divorced in Las Vegas.
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U S Oil Decline Cited by Petroleum Association
The Independent Petroleum Association said 1963 marked the seventh straight year of declining domestic oil exploration drilling and development. Association President H A Dave True Jr said the industry faces a recession with reduced activity lower employment and lower crude and product prices.
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Freighter Eastwind Drifts After Engine Failure
A Liberian freighter named Eastwind was adrift in the South China Sea about 230 miles southeast of Singapore after an engine breakdown. A British tug was en route to take the ship in tow.
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Urban historians note city gains and graft decline in 50 years
Federal Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver told the American Historical Association that cities today are more efficient and less graft prone than half a century ago. He spoke at a session on municipal reform, stressing cooperation with business and the enduring threat of corruption, and noted urban renewal depends on the municipal power structure.
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Chou En Lai to Visit Guinea January 21
Conakry Guinea officials confirmed that Chinese Premier Chou En Lai will arrive January 21 for an eight day official visit. The timing marks official confirmation of his Africa tour schedule.
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