Romania seeks Western aid amid de-Russification push
Romania moves toward Western support as it loosens Moscow ties under de Stalinization trends. Washington trade deals lead to two new American factory projects while Paris and Rome back independence from Soviet influence. The Communist party signals an independent foreign policy within the socialist bloc and hints at returning Bessarabia.
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US Resigns to UN General Assembly Recess to Avert Showdown
The United States reportedly accepts a recess of the U N General Assembly until spring if most members favor it to avoid a U S Soviet clash over peacekeeping dues. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson plans to press a demand denying voting rights to the Soviet Union and other dues-defaulters at the session’s close.
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United States
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Soviet threatened walkout over UN Article 19
The Soviet Union and 13 others behind on peacekeeping payments threaten to leave if Article 19 bars them from voting. A U.S.-Soviet showdown is seen as likely if the assembly proceeds, prompting smaller nations to urge a recess until May or June for negotiations.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Undersecretary of Navy resigns in 1960s Johnson era
President Johnson expressed regret over the resignation of Undersecretary of the Navy Paul B. Fay Jr. a Kennedy appointee who has now left to return to the family construction business in San Francisco. The White House released Johnson's letter to Fay detailing the decision.
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Washington
Johnson
Navy
Paul B. Fay Jr
Fay
John F. Kennedy
White House
San Francisco
Kennedy
Humphrey Ends Jobless Status as 38th Vice President
Washington reports former senator Hubert H. Humphrey ends a 22 day unemployment spell and is back on the government payroll as the United States vice president elect. He is temporarily housed in a two room Capitol suite while priorities are sorted and Mondale assumes the Senate seat.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Humphrey
Senate
Walter F. Mondale
New Man on Job Killed in Lyons Mine Cave In
Ira Pa trick McKay Jr. a 27 year old new worker, was killed when the mine roof collapsed 1000 feet underground at Carey Salt Co. Albert Anderson, 64, was crushed and had to have a leg amputated after diving under a mine cart. They were preparing rooms for experimental storage of nuclear waste for the Atomic Energy Commission. No salt had been mined for over a dozen months.
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Lyons
Kan
Ira Patrick McKay Jr
Albert Anderson
Carey Salt Co
McKay
Anderson
South Hutchinson
Atomic Energy Commission
Aldus Manutius Pioneered Pocket Classics and Tauchnitz Editions
The article notes Aldus Manutius of Venice as an early pioneer of pocket paperback classics in 1501. It highlights soft cover growth in the 19th century and the Tauchnitz Editions of Leipzig, which published over 5,000 English and American titles for German readers.
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Aldus Manutius
Tauchnitz
Leipzig
Flower patterned hose causes laughs at school debut
Janet Ulmer, a Lawrence High School sophomore, wore flower patterned textured hose brought from New York. She said classmates laughed, so she removed them after a half day. The item credits Journal-World Photo and notes she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ulmer.
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New York
Gilbert Ulmer
Lawrence High School
Journal- World
Leg Art Encased In Odd Casings Popular In Lawrence
Fashion feature notes textured hose gaining speed in Lawrence with brown and black tones leading. Patterns range from conservative diamond and herringbone to bold newer prints as spring approaches, prompting mixed reactions from students and shoppers.
London Bow Bells Restored After World War Two
The Church of St Mary le Bow in London's financial district was reconsecrated in June 1964 after its bells were silent for almost 20 years following a World War II bombing. Cockneys feel the war is finally over.
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London
Nigerians Gain Full Membership at Virginia Baptist Church
In Richmond Virginia the all white First Baptist Church voted about 1 000 members to grant full church membership to two Nigerian students, reversing the deacons' watch care recommendation. Pastor Theodore F Adams supported membership, and a six month policy review was urged.
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Virginia
All White First Baptist Church
Board of Deacons
Sons of Baptist Ministers
Nigeria
Theodore F. Adams
Baptist World Alliance
Adams
Three-team deal reshapes White Sox Indians and Athletics
The White Sox acquire catcher Johnny Romano from Cleveland in a multiclub trade that also sends Rocky Colavito to Cleveland and to Kansas City. The Indians also receive pitchers Tommie John and outfielder Tommie Agee, while Kansas City lands Camilo Carreon and an unnamed pitcher.
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Athletics
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Tommy John
Tommie Agee
Chicago
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Mike Hershberger
Camilo Carreon
Colavito
Johnny Buzhardt
Dave DeBusschere
Fred Talbot
Hearing on Final Settlement in Miller Estate
Notice in Douglas County Kansas Probate Court announces a hearing on the petition for final settlement of Boyd Leland Miller deceased. Katherine Adams as executor seeks approval of acts fees and distribution to heirs and legatees with defenses due by January 29 1965.
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Kansas
Boyd Leland Miller
State of
Katherine Adams
Lawrence
John D. Sullivan
Massachusetts
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Pierce Fields
Probate Court
Melville C. Fisher
Olice
Melville C
Fisher
Fhat Oceason
Sophia Snowden
Pearl E. Bowser
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Pearl &. Bowser
Robert Oy Aarne
African Craftsmen Win Praise for Pottery Skills
African artisans once known for primitive tribal masks and statues are now lauded for their pottery. The shift highlights a broader appreciation of traditional crafts and regional stylistic diversity.
New Editor Named For Paper at K State
David Miller, a senior in journalism from Esbon, was named editor of the Kansas State Collegian for the spring semester. The K State Board of Student Publications also announced Judith Cowdrey will continue as business manager and named staff editors Fred Williams, Susie Miller, Mike Robinson, and Lois Hudgins in key positions.
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Kan
David Miller
Esbon
Kansas State Collegian
Kansas State University
K-State Board of Student Publications
Judith Cowdrey
Wichita
Fred Williams
Rt. 3
Susie Miller
Princeton
N.J
Mike Robinson
Ellinwood
Lois Hudgins
Independence
Youth Slain by Gunfire After Delinquency Talk
Los Angeles AP report says 18 year old Jose Ullea was shot in the abdomen after a youth gang heckled during a juvenile delinquency prevention meeting held under Los Angeles County Probation Department auspices at the Church of the Epiphany. Four youths were detained for questioning. none yet linked to the fatal shot.
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LOS Angeles
Jose Ullea
Los Angeles County Probation Department
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