Johnson urges end to cold war at UN address
President Johnson told 113 UN members in New York that the cold war must end and pledged U.S. support for the United Nations as he outlined aims to end hunger, disease, and ignorance. He called for arms control and world peace, noting a universal effort to elevate human welfare. Mrs. Johnson attended in the front row.
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U.S
General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
United States
Tian
U.N
Mana Aspnd
District 114 improvements bid opening set
City council orders bids opened Jan 7 for District 114 street improvements. Hendrick and Hendrick estimate cost at 156,962.50 after eliminating two street portions. Remaining segments include 15th Lincoln to 21st and Garfield to Bishop, with other streets cut from the plan.
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Lee
Washington
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Area Boy Dies Of Car Injury
The 6 year old son of an Atus Air Force Base airman died from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Main Street in Snyder. The incident occurred as the boy received care at Sheppard AFB hospital in Wichita Falls Texas.
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Associated Press
Altus Air Force Base
Pushmataha County
Oklahoma
Roger Keith Krone
A. J.C
Roger Krone
Moses Wade
Main Street
Snyder
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wade
Widow testifies in Baker stock profit case in Senate probe
Gertrude Novak, widow of an investor, tells Senate Rules Committee that she and her late husband split profits from Mortgage Guaranty Insurance stock with former aide G Baker. She says $12,000 was provided to buy 3,000 shares later sold for about $66,890 profit, Baker receiving $27,445 in three installments.
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Senate
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Gertrude C
Trudy) Novak
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Novak
Mortgage Guard Insurance Co
Milwall
New Cold Spell Brings Snow to Oklahoma
Forecasters warn of a sharp temperature drop as a new cold front moves through the state. Snow and light drizzle spread across northern Oklahoma with the front expected to reach most areas by late tonight or early Wednesday. Highs range from 30 to 45 as readings fall to near 2 degrees overnight.
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Oklahoma
Suspect Delayed For Trial In Grand Larceny Case
A 27-year-old Oklahoma City man identified as Bob Battle was late by 50 minutes and $4000 to his trial for grand larceny of a mink collared coat and other items stolen from C. R. Anthony at Cache Road Square. Local officers chased him to reach the courthouse where he appeared after the jury panel was excused. Judge Eubanks noted the common practice of delaying trials after panel exemptions.
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Oklahoma City
Bobby Battle
C. R. Anthony
Cache Road Square
Battle
District Court
Eubanks
Robert See
Four Americans freed by Bolivian miners return to La Paz
Four U.S. Peace Corps volunteers held for 10 days by tin miners at Catavi arrived in La Paz aboard a Bolivian military plane. Ambassador Henderson welcomed them at Oruro and reported a joyful reunion with families at the airport.
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Bolivia
U.S
Oklahoma Supreme Court backs petition for right to work vote
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the right to work petition is valid in form and with enough valid signatures to merit a vote. Labor groups may seek rehearing within 15 days and could appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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State Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
UPI
Henry Bellman
Organized Labor
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Labor
Gr Mg
Sterling Couple Robbed of $400
Mr and Mrs Buck Smith operators of an APCO Service station in Sterling reported a robbery of 400 dollars. They described two youths aged 18 to 20 as the assailants. A patrol officer led the investigation into the incident.
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Buck Smith
APCO
Sterli
Heads Replaced SAIGON Viet Nam Military Shakeup
In Saigon South Vietnam announces changes in senior leadership as the military reshuffles key command posts including marine units and regional defense chiefs. Officials said the moves aim to streamline operations amid ongoing security challenges and regional tensions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
West Berlin Opens Door for Christmas Visits to East Berlin
The Berlin wall will open for West Berliners with relatives in the East as a Christmas season gesture. About 400,000 eligible West Berliners may cross to East Berlin for six days of family visits under an agreement signed by West Berlin and East German officials amid political caution.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
Horse Korber
Erich Wendt
Willy Brandt
Kerber
Nesbitt seeks redistrict plan shift in Oklahoma
Nesbitt asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to redraw the legislature by court order proposing a 90 member House and 60 member Senate. Mrs Latting said the plan is not new and referenced a federal court rejection and county representation figures for Oklahoma and Tulsa counties.
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Oklahoma County
Tulsa County
Nesbitt
State Supreme Court
McNamara Urges NATO to Share Defense Burden
UPI report from Paris notes Defense Secretary McNamara requesting NATO members to match US forces in Europe with stronger allied contingents. He backs a strategic pause against Soviet attack and seeks talks with French and West German ministers to resolve rifts over nuclear policy and defense posture.
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Johnson
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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NATO Alliance
McNamara
Western
United States
West
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Messmer
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Castro Imports Christmas Foods For Holiday Stock
Fidel Castro's government began its annual Christmas food import. The first shipment arrived from Spain and Algeria, including olive oil candy wine grapes and dates among other items for holiday use.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Spain
Algeria
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