Business Eyes Cross Currents In New Budget
President Johnson plans a budget with a deficit target of 5 billion dollars and a potential tax cut. The approach funds new welfare programs by trimming defense spending, signaling inflationary impact could be limited. Businessmen see tax relief and consumer spending as engines for growth while wary of defense cuts and implementation details.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Washington
Government smoking report to implicate cigarettes
A government health report due Saturday will accuse cigarettes of health hazards. The 10 member nongovernment science committee studied all smoking effects beyond lung cancer and will outline actions and future study.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Health Service
Rockefeller and Goldwater Confident After New Hampshire Stop
Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Sen Barry Goldwater reported strong receptions in New Hampshire as the Republican presidential race opened its first primary campaign. Each praised crowds and enthusiasm, with Goldwater noting surprising and encouraging turnout and Rockefeller disputing a negative read on their impact. Both candidates emphasized personal campaigning and public speeches amid hopeful early momentum.
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Washington
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Portsmouth
John F. Kennedy
Washington Next Round Of Disarmament Talks
In Washington Johnson calls Geneva talks a key milestone in peace efforts. Sizable U S delegation led by William C Foster will join 17 nations for talks starting January 21. Blair House refurbished for Italy’s President Segni with gifts worth about 150000 and a committee led by Angier Biddle Duke. Atomic Energy Commissioner Robert F Wilson declines to discuss resignation and favors private ownership of special nuclear materials.
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Standard Oil Co
Indiana
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Goldwater Triggers First Campaign Row
Goldwater accuses ICBMs of being undependable while pursuing a New Hampshire campaign swing. McNamara calls the charge misleading. Nelson Rockefeller dodges taking sides amid the dispute in Manchester.
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Carrier Ravaged By Atlantic Storm
The USS Essex limped into New York Harbor with a damaged flight deck and a collapsed 60 foot main mast after North Atlantic storms in mid December. Captain J M West described record seas as the worst he has seen at sea.
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Oswald Family Split On Question Of Guilt
Fort Worth Texas AP report details a family rift over Marina Oswalds belief in her husband s guilt after the Kennedy assassination. The Oswalds mother and brother disagreed with Marina and planned care for her children at odds with Secret Service guards.
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Boar interrupts rugby match in Perpignan
A wild boar wandered onto the playing field during a rugby match in Perpignan France and halted play until a spectator returned with a rifle and shot the intruder.
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UPI
First plane arrives in Frankfurt in Long Thrust IX airlift
The first plane in the Long Thrust IX airlift arrives in Frankfurt from Turner Air Force Base, Georgia. The operation, part of improving American rapid troop movement by air, is the first since last fall's Big Lift.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Turner Air Force Base
Georgia
Milanant accused of faking crime over cathedral bombing claim
In Milan Franco Grassi 45 was charged as an imposter after police said he claimed to arrange a bombing of Milan cathedral to protest a papal pilgrimage. He told a newspaper he enlisted a boy to place a bomb. no device was found.
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Haifa Woman Fined for Dill Pickle Attack on Husband
Yeheved Sharda, 27, of Haifa was fined after hitting her husband on the head with a can of dill pickles on Thursday.
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Haifa
Israel
UPI
Yeheved Sharda
Hackensack Rejects Change Of Name To Jacqueline
South Hackensack New Jersey township panel votes unanimously to keep Hackensack name and rejects honoring widow of President Kennedy by renaming to Jacqueline. Park-naming request for Kennedy also tabled without discussion.
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Jacqueline
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N.J
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Celanese Cuts Vinyl Acetate Price Across Regions
Celanese Chemical Co. announced a price cut for vinyl acetate monomer from 14 cents to 12 cents per pound east of the Rocky Mountains and to 13 cents on the West Coast. The chemical is a key intermediate for making various paints plastics coatings and adhesives.
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New York
UPI
Celanese Chemical Co
Rocky Mountains
Railroads Seen In Good Health By New I C C Chairman
Abe M Goff the Idaho Republican and new I C C chairman says the nation's railroads are healthy with a big rise in long haul traffic. He notes mergers reflect adjustments to modern conditions and supports mergers only if they serve the public interest.
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Abe McGregor Goff
Idaho
Goff
Wetumka Woman Killed By Truck Northwest of Wewoka
Rachael Long, 40, of Wetumka was struck by a truck after jumping from a car seven miles northwest of Wewoka on State Highway 9. The death raised Oklahoma highway fatalities to 17 for 1964. she died at a Wewoka hospital shortly after midnight.
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Associated Press
Wetumka
Wewoka
Oklahoma
Rachael Long
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