Wilson Says Talks With Johnson Succeeded On NATO Nuclear Plan
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said his Washington talks with President Johnson were completely successful in setting objectives for a NATO nuclear weapons force and in laying guidelines for Allied consultation. He noted readiness to pursue proposals including a jointly owned mixed manned nuclear surface fleet with West Germany as a central member and hoped France would join the broader approach.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Wilson
U.S
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Senate Rules delay Baker hearing on new leads
The Senate Rules Committee postponed a public hearing in the Bobby Baker probe as members weighed new leads. Walter Jenkins, a Johnson aide, was called for questioning over testimony linked to advertising time sale in Austin, while Comptroller James Saxon faced inquiry on a bank charter. Reynolds, tied to a $25 000 payoff claim, was cross examined for credibility as Hugler reviewed Baker and Reynolds bank records.
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Senate Rules Committee
White House
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Bobby Baker
John Sherman Cooper
R-ey
Baker
Jenkins
Johnson
GOP
Austin, Tex
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Alexander
James Saxon
Redwood National Bank of
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Calif
Edward T. Hugler
Don E. Reynolds
Reynolds
Matthew H . McCloskey
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Ireland
McCloskey & Co
District of Columbia
Hugler
Howard Gittis
Alaska Airline Stumped By Christmas Ticket Request
In Fairbanks Alaska Airlines seeks to fulfill a peculiar request for a round trip Fairbanks to Rampart ticket. The message signed by Ira Weisner from Rampart trading post asks for a ticket for a “deserving blonde female” to cook Christmas dinner for the writer and several Indian children.
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Fairbanks, Alaska
Wein Alaska Airlines
Fairbanks
Rampart
Ira Weisner
Yukon River
Viet Reds Claim Village Shelled by Three U S Warships
North Viet Nam charges three U S and South Vietnam warships shelled a village for 15 minutes. The incident prompted a protest filed with the three nation control commission in Hanoi via Col. Ha Van Lau, liaison leader of the North Vietnamese army.
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Tokyo
Peking
New China News Agency
A. M. Rahman
Three Nation Control Commission
Hanoi
Ha van Lau
North Vietnamese Army High Command
Kosygin Urges Cuts as Global Powers Follow Suit
Premier Kosygin announced a 500 million ruble cut in 1965 Soviet military spending and urged major powers to reduce budgets as well. He cited a 12.8 billion ruble 1965 budget and stressed peaceful coexistence while warning against American and Belgian aggression in the Congo and pledging aid to North Vietnam and Cuba if attacked.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Congo
Viet Nam
Cuba
China
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
Congress
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Beating Yarn Debunked in Cochran Case
Los Angeles AP reports the district attorney concludes police discredited a singer’s claim that actor Steve Cochran beat her. Deputy D A Paul Esnard says no complaint will be issued against the 53 year old actor.
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Los Angeles
Steve Cochran
Paul Esnard
Railroads Seek Court Ruling to Block Pre Yale Strike
Chicago AP The nation’s railroads filed in U S District Court to stop a planned strike by 53 000 workers from three shop unions set for 6 am Tuesday December 15 Talks had broken down in Washington over wages A hearing was scheduled on the petition The railroads seek a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction alleging the strike deadline is illegal and would cost $26 752 000 daily in operating losses
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Washington
Joseph Sam Perry
Afl-Cio Railway
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International Association of Machinists
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association
Bandit Robs Holiday Inn Motel in Kansas City Shootout
A bandit robbed the Holiday Inn at Municipal Airport early today, exchanged shots with a guard, raped a woman employee, and fled with three guests as hostages. The hostages were released unharmed five miles away. A second armed man was seen outside during the robbery.
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Kansas City
Municipal Airport
Harold Stenson
Charles Moore
Stenson
Harvey Hodge
Hodge
Iran
Lawrence Crime Rises 24.3 Percent in 1964 Through November
Lawrence shows a 24.3 percent rise in major offenses through November 1964 versus 1963 per FBI stats. Auto theft jumps 107.3 percent from 41 to 85. 99 percent recovered but only 12.9 percent cleared. Larcenies up. burglaries up. assaults rise. eight robberies this year. Traffic moves up 45.1 percent in moving violations. warning tickets trimmed earlier. total injuries steady at 347. four deaths last year, one so far this year. Chief Troelstrup pledges continued traffic safety enforcement.
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Lawrence
William Troelstrup
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Troelstrup
Ment
Lawrence hearing on comprehensive plan draws more involved crowd
At Tuesday night’s final public hearing in Lawrence the audience, though smaller, was more engaged than on Nov. 24 as homeowners urged against industrial zoning changes. About 100 attendees protested the plan while some real estate interests urged preserving commercial classifications. The zoning map goes to the City Commission early in 1965 for action, with further complaints possible then.
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Lawrence
Warmer Readings Expected To Continue In Lawrence
Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau shows slowly warming temperatures in Lawrence through Thursday with more clouds and less sun on Thursday. Tonight’s low should reach the mid 20s and Thursday’s high near 45 to 50 degrees. Tuesday’s high was 43 with a low of 24 and 21 at 8 am in the downtown district.
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Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Carpeting at Mohawk LaVilla Fair-Adv Hallmark Photo
An advertisement notes Mohawk Teppex and LaVilla fair stalls showcasing carpets, hallmarks, and photo Christmas cards from Hixon’s, highlighting festive home goods and gift items in a local fair setting.
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LaVilla Fair
Hallmark & Photo Christmas
Many Items Off Kansas Tax List Under New Setup
Deputy assessors will inspect Douglas County homes in January to list personal property for taxation with many household items exempt under the new Kansas law. Exempt items include appliances and furniture, while autos, boats, farm equipment, and business property remain taxable. Douglas County assessor Darwin Rogers leads the assessment, located on the Courthouse second floor.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Darwin Rogers
Rogers
Federal judge blocks railroad strike with 10 day restraining order
In Chicago a federal judge granted a management plea for a 10 day restraining order to avert a threatened railroad strike set for next Tuesday. The notice lists Rumsey Funeral Home as a point of contact.
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Chicago
City planners approve Lawrence comprehensive development plan
The Lawrence Planning Commission unanimously approved a 20 to 25 year comprehensive plan at a public hearing in the South Park Recreation Center after 34 hours of discussion and amendments. The vote touched on land use for 15th to 23rd streets along the Santa Fe tracks with southeast residents opposing new industrial areas. The plan keeps current commercial zoning in dispute areas and clarifies that it offers recommendations, not zoning changes, to the City Commission. A zoning map is planned for early next year, with only the City Commission, Douglas County Commission or Lawrence Board of Education authorized to enact proposals.
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Lawrence Planning Commission
City Commission
County Commission
School Board
Lawrence
South Park Recreation Center
23Rd Street
15Th
23Rd Streets
Haskell Avenue
19Th
Delbert Erhart
Earl Shurtz
Mike Getto
Harold Allen
Ethan Smith
Don Metzler
John Vogel
15Th and
Iowa Sts
Louisiana
Iowa
Planning Commission
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Lawsrence Board of Education
A. H. Turney
Pa. St
Warmer Northeast Kansas Thursday with Cloudy Skies
Considerable cloudiness and a little warmer tonight and Thursday in northeast Kansas. High Thursday 45 to 50. Low tonight 37. Sunrise 7 31 and sunset 4 57. Averages and past records noted for the date.
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Kansas
Gene Doane Aims to Become Your Insurance Agent
Local advertisement promotes Gene Doane as a prospective insurance agent offering coverage options and policy guidance to residents seeking tailored plans. The notice highlights his pursuit of clients and contact availability for consultations.
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Gene Doane
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