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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
8
The decision to include judo in the 1964 Olympic program was largely seen as a symbolic gesture honoring host nation Japan. Officials considered it beyond a routine medal sport and framed the move as diplomatic acknowledgment.
James Marlow analyzes U S policy toward Red China noting a likely long wait for more realistic leadership after Mao Tze tung era. Roger Hilsman urges patience and continued strength while China and the Soviet Union diverge in approach and potential for peaceful relations.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman said President Johnson issues orders, not suggestions, on wheat and cotton legislation. He noted the Hill must pass meaningful bills and warned that shoe leather may be needed to push Congress. Freeman cited no consensus and outlined cost implications of McGovern and House cotton bills. He also mentioned plans to submit tighter commodity exchange rules and a note on oven temperatures for beef ribs.
Elizabeth Gould a 25 year old U S Olympic toboggan racer is stranded in a Carpathian hospital with multiple fractures after a Sunday practice. Polish health ministry intervention followed failed evacuation attempts from Nowy Sacz.
NBC moves to the front in a skyrocket bid war for 1964 NFL regular season rights as CBS and NBC compete after NBC lands the NCAA college package for two years at 13 044 000. Wide bidding expected in January to secure the NFL title game telecast currently held by NBC at 926 000.
In Tokyo geesink, the 6 foot 5 inch Dutch judo champion who dethroned Japan in 1961, trains students and faces questions from Japan and the Netherlands Olympic committees over whether he remains an amateur ahead of the 1964 Tokyo Games. The Tokyo Olympic committee briefed parliament as debates on eligibility intensify.
Roswell Magill aged 68, a noted tax law authority and former undersecretary of the treasury in 1937 and 1938, died Tuesday in New York.
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