Africans Protest Discrimination in the Soviet Union
Africans in Moscow led a rare protest against racial discrimination at the Kremlin gates amid reports of deaths and indoctrination. The incident followed prior African student actions and drew Western media attention to Soviet treatment of foreign students and alleged hypocrisy in socialist solidarity.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Lenin
Tass
Free Europe Committee
Red China
United States
Britain
West Germany
France
Moscow
Africa
Poland
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
West Africa
Santa visits Pacific Restaurant on Christmas Day
A Santa stopped by the Pacific Restaurant on Christmas Day in Washington. A burglar climbed the chimney of the restaurant and stole cash and 19 bottles of liquor before escaping.
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Washington
UPI
Pacific
Harry Arndt
Los Angeles
City Hall
Enterprise Contaminated By Fallout From Russian Tests
The nuclear powered carrier Enterprise faced radioactive fallout from 1961 Russian atmospheric tests. Navy doctors noted no real health danger but report elevated external radiation on the ship, especially in machinery spaces and galleys, due to rain wash. Cleanup followed when limits exceeded, with levels returning to normal after about a month.
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Enterprise
Washington
UPI
Russia
Navy
Newport News, Va
US Cambodia dispute eyed for mediation by Philippines
The United States and Cambodia seek a mediated settlement with the Philippines facilitating initial contacts. Philippine Foreign Secretary Lopez said talks are continuing as tensions rise after Prince Norodom Sihanouk rejected further American aid and ordered U.S. personnel out.
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Manila
United States
Cambodia
Philippines
Salvador P. Lopez
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
I 35 Controversy Highlighted At Davis Meeting
Davis Oklahoma area civic leaders and state highway officials will discuss Interstate 35 routing January 7 at 7:30 p m in Davis High School auditorium. Sen Joe Bailey Cobb Rep Carl Williams and Sen Glen Ham will lead the session with C Hubert Gragg and Frank Lyons attending. The meeting aims to inform the public about the stalled project and ongoing dispute between the legislature and the U S Bureau of Public Roads over routing.
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Cill Gaskins
Davis Chamber of Commerce
Joe Bailey Cobb
Tishomingo
Glen Ham
Pauls Valley
Carl Williams
Sulphur
Wynnewood
Purcell
Ardmore
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Federal
Fog haloes London as deadly traffic dulls night
Dense fog and ice shrouded London and large parts of England through the night. Authorities blamed poor visibility and reckless driving for numerous highway accidents and injuries.
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England
London
Goldwater Signals Run for President Amid Johnson Attack
Sen Barry Goldwater sharply criticized President Johnson from his Phoenix home after minor surgery. The Arizona Republican, seen as the GOP frontrunner before Kennedy's assassination, suggested a 1964 presidential bid and indicated the party would soon evaluate Johnson’s record and foreign aid bills.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Johnson City
Tex
Goldwater
Congress
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Phoenix
Kennedy relies on senior aides amid wartime posture lessons
In Washington Kennedy relied on his senior military advisers for information on how military posture affected world affairs. Major General Chester Clifton recalls Kennedy’s high respect for military leaders and notes the president’s decision to increase combat-ready divisions from 11 to 16 and to expand airlift capability. The article also reports the GAO saved 247.5 million dollars in the 1962 fiscal year, with operating expenses of 42.7 million.
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Washington
Kennedy Military
John F. Kennedy
Chester W. Clifton
Kennedy
White House
Clifton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Congress
Joseph Campbell
Pope John XXIII
Paul VI
Church Union
Methodists
United Presbyterians
Christian (Disciples) Churches
Episcopalians
Evangelical United Brethren
United Church of Christ
Supreme Court
Stassen Plans Announcement on 194 Republican Run
Philadelphia AP Harold E Stassen former Minnesota governor says he will decide next month whether to seek the 194 Republican presidential nomination He notes Eisenhower would not back a specific candidate and Eisenhower proposed that William Scranton and Henry Cabot Lodge be considered Stassen will consult with party leaders before a formal announcement
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Republican Party
Eisenhower
William W Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Stassen
Catholics and Protestants Unite in U S Religious Revival
In 1963 the Vatican II opening and a wave of ecumenical activity fostered unprecedented interfaith contact. Catholic bishops and Protestant pastors visited each other, racial justice coalitions formed city by city, and the nation mourned Kennedy as unity grew among Catholics, Protestants, and Jews.
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George W. Cornell
Pee
Attern of Remnie
United States
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Chicago
Wall Street Analysts See Near Term Irregularity
G S Colby of Colby & Co. notes vulnerability to near term irregularities but expects no full decline and a possible advance. Kenneth Ward of Hayden Stone urges patience with dormant issues while favorable outlook remains. Thomas P. Doherty of Harris Upham expects holders to keep commitments given a favorable 1964 outlook. Robert H. Stovall of E F Hutton anticipates atypical year end trading and a possible disappointment for those awaiting a rally.
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New York
UPI
G. S. Colby
Colby & Co. Inc
Colby
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Ward
Thomas P. Doherty
Harris, Upham & Co
Robert H. Stovall
E. F. Hutton & Co
Cushing Man Dies In Carolina Crash
Cameron North Carolina UPI reports a Cushing Oklahoma man Bobby Lester Prewitt 26 died in a two car crash while returning home from a Christmas visit in Broadway and his wife Betty Ethel Prewitt 21 was critically injured also injured were sister in law Margaret Ann Prewitt. Phillip Prewitt and two children escaped uninjured.
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Cameron N.C
UPI
Cushing, Okla
North Carolina
Bobby Lester Prewitt
Prewitt
Phillip
Prewitts
Broadway
N. C
Betty Ethel Prewitt
Margaret Ann Prewitt
Phillip Prewitt
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China
Lopez
William E. Stevenson
Ilipine
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de Macapagal
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First Church OF God
Smith Street
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Indiana
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Elcome
Assembly OF God
Columbia Sunday School
Willis E “Berry
Paster
Lawton Heights
Kingsbury
Franklin D. Blair
the Christian Churches of
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Pershing
Tom B. Clark
D Avenue
Dr. W
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Gene R. Swanson
Worshi
Wall Street Charter
Cushing
Carolina
20Th and Gore Blvd
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Pastor
Dale Coody
Southern Baptist
Fred Bender
Entral Baptist Chur
Donald Potts
Glenn Boyd
James Taylor
George Curry
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Strasburg, Va
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