De Gaulle’s recognition of China analyzed by AP reporters
AP reports U S officials view Charles de Gaulle’s move to recognize Communist China as a strategic misstep that could empower Beijing and fracture Western unity. The piece notes France aims to project leadership in the third world and to observe emerging trends in Asia.
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Charles de Gaulle
China
Free World
Western Alliance
John Hightower
U.S
Harvey Hudson
Paris
de Gaulle
Washington
United States
Britain
Peking
France
Red China
Moscow
Asia
De Gaulle Faces Chinese Reality of 700 Million
Paris AP dispatch notes President Charles de Gaulle confronts the vast Chinese mainland, now a demographic and strategic reality of about 700 million people. The piece discusses implications for France's diplomacy and global power balance.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Seabright Declines to Seek Re Election as County Engineer
Albert Seabright of 104 North St. announces he will not campaign for re election as Hocking County engineer in 1964. The open seat may spark a wide race with Clyde O Underwood the only Democrat candidate so far and a Republican challenger expected. Seabright first became county engineer in 1949 after Orla Wolfe's death and served multiple terms. Joe Hutchins of Logan Rt. 3 files as Republican candidate for county commissioner.
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Albert Seabright
North St
Hocking
Seabright
Clyde O. Underwood
Orla Wolfe
Beck Denied Parole in Tax Fraud Case
Seattle AP Dave Beck former Teamsters Union boss had parole denied. He remains serving a five year sentence for filing fraudulent tax returns.
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Seattle
Teamsters’ Union
Dave Beck
Peking Urges Break With France Over Chiang Tie
Peking demands France sever relations with Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist regime as a condition for diplomatic ties. Paris says no break needed. U.S. officials, including Dean Rusk, defend Taiwan and accuse Peiping of violating peace accords and threatening Southeast Asia.
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Tokyo
Red China
France
China
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Red Chinese Foreign Ministry
Radio Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
U.S
Dean Rusk
Red
Taiwan
United States
Outside cleanup brightens Logan Courthouse exterior
Logan's Main Street shows a brighter cleaner courthouse after sandblasting and repointing mortar joints. Inscriptions on the front were shaded for visibility and scaffolding was removed with custodians tidying grounds. Tschudy Painting Co. of Logan completed exterior work on a $6,700 bid.
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Logan
Tschudy Painting Co
Delay Pushes Goodyear Office Move to New Plant
Goodyear officials postpone shifting offices from the temporary plant at the county highway building to the new site in the industrial park. A pump inspector from Chicago Pump Co. delayed arrival, delaying checks on the sanitary sewer lift station and related startup, with move now set for at least Thursday.
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East Gate
Goodyear
County Highway Building
Chicago Pump Co
Goodyear and
Logan Trade Club
Ohio Development Corp
Chicago
Muncie
Ind
Nathan Hurt
Logan
Hart
New Hampshire Primary Gives Confusion a Head Start
The March 10 New Hampshire presidential primary faces a crowded field with Sen. Margaret Chase Smith joining GOP hopefuls. Nomination hopefuls include Nixon delegate candidates, Rockefeller and Goldwater on the ballot, and possible write-ins.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Mrs. Smith
Nixon
Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Soviet Proposal Calls for Global Bomber Destruction
At Geneva the Soviet Union urged the destruction of all bomber forces as a step toward disarmament. Semyon Tsarapkin submitted the nine point plan to the disarmament conference. Western officials noted the idea echoes a US proposal from last year and would apply to every country’s bomber fleet.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Tsarapkin
Johnson
Russia
NATO
De Gaulle Johnson Parley Seems Remote This Year
Paris sources said a Johnson de Gaulle meeting this year appears unlikely. Diplomatic exchanges reportedly halted about three weeks ago after Johnson declined a French proposal to meet on Martinique during his March trip after Mexico travel.
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Paris
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Martinique
de Gaulle
Mexico
Dem Aide's Firm Accused in Multimillion Dollar Suit
The Department of Justice filed a 4.9 million dollar damage suit in U.S. District Court naming McCloskey & Co of Philadelphia along with Charles T Main Inc and Shepley Bulfinch Richardson Abbott for defects in construction of a 15 story 920 bed Veterans Administration hospital in Jamaica Plain Boston completed in 1952. The government seeks 4 918 577 against McCloskey and 2 500 000 against Aetna Casualty for the performance bond. The embassy in Dublin reported McCloskey would not comment.
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Boston
Department of Justice
Matthew H. McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic National Committee
McCloskey
Dublin
John F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
McCloskey & Co
Philadelphia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Charles T. Main, Inc
Engineering Consultants
Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and
Abbott
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
McCloskey Company
Contractor Moving Ahead on Rt 33 Job
Engle Construction Co of Mc Arthur advances a four lane limited access highway project on Route 33 from the Hocking Fairfield line to Route 180 at Midway. Crews will start rock removal at Rockbridge this week after clearing work begun last December. The 4.6 mile project includes four bridges and a roadside park with a completion date of October 15 1965. Engle bid 1 876 314 dollars for the contract.
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Engle Construction Co
McArthur
Hocking Fairfield Line
Midway
Engle
Rockbridge
Rhodes Tracks Master Plan For Rush Creek Conservancy District
Natural Resources Director Fred E. Marr announced a master plan study for Rush Creek Conservancy District spanning Fairfield Perry and Hocking counties. Gov. Rhodes urged a development timetable and local cooperation to create jobs and open areas to industry while a five year program begins with 18 floodwater structures and five reservoirs at an estimated $5.67 million project cost with most funded federally.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fred E. Marr
Rush Creek
Rhodes
Foltz
Harry R. Blume
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Hocking County
Brad Pierce
New Lexington
Perry County
John Thompson
Bremen
Fay Newton
John H. Weis
Cold Midwest Faces Subzero Stretch Amid Easing Planes
The Associated Press reports cold weather grips the Midwest with subzero readings and Hibbing Minnesota at 19 below. A warming trend was expected for the northern Plains as highs reach into the 40s elsewhere, with Hibbing and Hocking Valley noting recent cold snaps and a 22 degree morning reading.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Plains
Hibbing
Minnesota
Hocking Valley
Cold Midwest Weather Grips Minnesota and Surrounding States
Zone covered areas in Minnesota the Dakotas Wisconsin and Iowa with temperatures near zero in other Midwest states. Readings in North Dakota were much higher than Monday when a low of 30 below zero was reported in Williston. The 6 in Grand Forks was one of the lowest marks in the state.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Midwest
North Dakota
Williston
Grand Forks
Saturn 1 launch delayed by forgotten plug causing costly error
Cape Kennedy AP The two stage Saturn 1, touted as the world's most powerful rocket, sits on the pad after a missed plug halted countdown. The mistake delayed the test launch to Wednesday and cost taxpayers thousands, with labor and range costs running high. Project officials call it a routine error and promise tighter procedures.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Atlantic Missile Range
Space Agency
Rocco Petrone
Cop Admits Knowledge of Hoffa Case Bribery
Nashville officer James T. Walker testified he knew of a plan to bribe a juror in James R. Hoffa’s 1962 conspiracy trial but did not report it. Walker described conversations with Thomas Ewing Parks about paying up to 10 000 to juror Gratia Fields, while Tippens faced lingering questions as a key witness.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
James R. Hoffa
James T. Walker
Teamsters Union
Thomas Ewing Parks
Walker
Gratia Fields
Parks and Fields
Hoffa
J.C. Tippens
Tippens
Lawrence W. Medlin
Nashville Sandwich Company
More GIs Move Toward Withdrawal From Viet Nam
Secretary McNamara says more U S troops will be withdrawn from South Vietnam this year despite severe Viet Cong setbacks after the November coup. He warned the war remains grave with a slow VC pace, but he cited growing popular support for the new Vietnamese government and its efforts to strengthen military and civil administration.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
South Viet Nam
McNamara
House
Defense Secretary
Pentagon
Viet Nam
U S Air Force Plane Reportedly Shot Down in East Germany
An AP bulletin from Bonn says a U S official reported a U S Air Force aircraft shot down over East Germany with no exact location. At Wiesbaden Air Force headquarters, a two man T29 trainer is listed as missing.
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Bonn
Germany
U. S
U.S
East Germany
Wiesbaden
Air Force
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Logan Rt. 3
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Rusk
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India
Subcontinent
South Asia
Latin America
Africa
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Dem
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