Oil Imports Set At 1 237 804 Barrels Daily
Secretary Udall announced six month oil import allocations totaling 1 237 804 barrels daily beginning Jan 1 not counting residual fuel oil east of the Rockies. The figure rises 28 597 barrels daily from current levels and excludes Canada and Mexico overland imports.
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Washington (Ap
Sec
Udall
Rocky Mountains
Canada
Mexico
Rockies
Interior Department
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Department
Viet Newsman Tran Van Dinh To Speak On Viet Nam War
Tran Van Dinh, chief Washington correspondent of the Saigon Post, will discuss The War In Viet Nam at 7 p.m. in the Coronado Room of the Tech Union. A former acting ambassador, he has held multiple foreign service posts and recently completed a book on American Vietnamese relations due for June publication.
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Tran van Dinh
Washington
Saigon Post
Viet Nam
Coronado
Tech Union
United States
Quoc Hoe College
Hanoi University
Laos
Vientiane
van Dinh
Bangkok
Thailand
Liberty
Vietnamese Foreign Service
Burma
Tan van Chong
Madame Nbu
African press agency to be key topic at union meeting
PLAN PRESS AGENCY YAOUNDE Cameroon AP reports the second general assembly of the Union of African Information Agencies opens in Yaounde with the creation of an African press agency as a major discussion point.
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Plan Press Agency
Yaounde
Cameroon
Union of African Information Agencies
Beagle Puppy's Brief White House Visit
A brown and white female beagle arrived at National Airport to meet the White House car but cannot stay. The White House declines all new dog offers, returning the pup to E D Hollstein of Rushville Nebraska.
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White House
Washington
Johnson
E. D. Hollstein
Rushville
Neb
Johnson Beagles
Beagle
National Airport
E.D. Hollstein
Hollstein
Singer's Claim of Beating Cochran Discredited by DA
The Los Angeles district attorney dismissed claims that actor Steve Cochran beat singer Ronnie Rae. Police reported Rae signed a statement alleging binding and assault at Cochran's Sherman Oaks home after an audition dispute. Rae faces January trial on misdemeanor drug charges after an arrest on November 22.
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Los Angeles
Steve Cochran
Paul Esnard
Ronnie Rae
Cochran
Esnard
R. T. Smith
W. D. Goldsberry
Miss Rae
Sherman Oaks
Men Named In Burglary Count
Felony burglary charges filed Tuesday against two Lubbock men after police arrested them for Monday night break in at High Plains Trailer and Wrecking Co Idalou Highway. Michael Lynn Schiele 18 and Elmer Lynn Adams 21 identified by car movements. Four tires two vending machines and $8 found in sock. Officers stopped the suspects at a caution light 1200 15th Street about 2 40 a.m.
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Lubbock
High Plains
Idalou Hwy
Michael Lynn Schiele
Emory St
Elmer Lynn Adams
Sam Cox
15Th St
Thant Remains Hospitalized For Ulc er Treatment
United Nations Secretary General Thant continues in Le Roy Hospital New York with a small peptic ulcer. A medical bulletin by his physician Dr. William G. Von Stein reports the ulcer is very small and healing well and that Thant will stay another seven to ten days for complete recovery.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
William G. von Stein
le Roy Hospital
New York
Latvian-born Modris Eksteins Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Modris Eksteins, 20, brought to Canada in 1949 as a displaced person from Soviet Latvia, has won a Rhodes scholarship to study at Oxford University. His father, Rev. Rudolf Eksteins, was a Latvian Baptist minister and now leads a Latvian Baptist church in Canada.
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Toronto
Modris Eksteins
Canada
Latvia
Oxford University
Rudolf Eksteins
Driver Without License Found With Gas Can In Car
Patrolmen noted a gasoline can and a tire in the rear seat of the vehicle and later found the other four tires during a search. No license was on the driver.
Mississippi AG pledges aid in slain rights workers case
Mississippi Attorney General Joe Patterson promised help in the three slain civil rights workers case, criticizing the Supreme Court and Martin Luther King Jr. He said the state will assist as needed, while District Attorney William Johnson weighing whether to file state murder charges. The case involves Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, among others.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
U.S. Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Joe Patterson
Mississippi Sheriffs Association
Patterson
William Johnson
Decatur
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Miss
Lawrence A. Rainey
Cecil.Price
King Price
Rainey
FBI
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
King
Signs of Strife Cuba Regime Rumored Hit By Power Struggle
Washington reports say a ousted minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez attempted suicide, fueling talk of a Cuban Communist power struggle. Havana suspensions and a palace shooting underscore internal strife as Cuba faces diplomatic isolation and economic woes amid Moscow policy shifts.
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Cuba
Ben F. Meyer Washington
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
U.S
Augusto
Martinez Sanchez
Havana
Castro
Moscow
Red China
Photograph from Cairo ironclad reveals Civil War family image
In the sunken Cairo, Army specialists recovered a glass negative showing a stiffly posed woman and her young daughter. The image, likely of a crew member’s wife and child, dates to the 1862 Yazoo River sinking after Confederate mines.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Cairo
Frank Dahme
Ft. Polk
Yazoo River
Japanese Scientists Push Study Of Earthquake Causes
Tokyo researchers intensify investigation into the origins of earthquakes. The project gathers seismologists and geophysicists to analyze fault dynamics and seismic data for better predictive models.
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Tokyo
Banking Industry Holds Line On Consumer Interest Rates
The banking sector appears to resist higher consumer rates after President Johnson urged restraint. Citizens & Southern National Bank in Savannah reversed a rate boost, while Union Bank in Los Angeles kept its prime at 4 percent. Boston First National followed suit in deference to the White House.
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Richard L. Graves
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Savannah
Federal Reserve Board
Los Angeles
Union Bank
Great Britain
Citizens & Southern
Boston
New York
California
Treasury
Johnson Administration
First National
Washington
American Bankers Association
White House
John F. Kennedy
Brain Power Boost Urged For Preschoolers At Meals
A paper presented at an International Conference on Prevention of Malnutrition in the Pre school Child urges larger meal portions for under fives to combat protein malnutrition. It notes brain and nervous system effects and cites patterns of unequal distribution even among the well off. A later dispatch from Warsaw reports a Red China trade delegation arriving as Poland lists 1963 trade with China.
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Washington
Joaquin Craviato
Mexico City
Infants’ Hospital
Craviato
Warsaw
Poland
PAP
China
Dentist Identifies Found Skull as Marvin Mills in Arkansas
Hughes Springs dentist Dr. O C Bradley confirmed positive identification of a skull found near a cabin at Little River Arkansas as Marvin Mills missing since 1961. Mills vanished ten days after opening a grocery in Texarkana. sheriff notes possible foul play under investigation.
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Hughes Springs
Tex
UPI
Arkansas
Marvin Mills
Texas
O. C. Bradley
Mills
Millwood
Little River
Ark
Little River County
Audry Thrash
Linden
Bradley
Thrash
Junior Mills
Junior
Twelve Man Jury Turns Out Baker's Dozen
In Rochester England a 12 man jury panel turned out to be 15 on Monday. Thirteen members appeared in Quarter Sessions Court while two shared identical Christian and surnames.
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Baker’s Dozen
Rochester
England
UPD
Belgium expands compulsory health coverage nationwide
The Belgian government broadens its compulsory health system coverage across the country, extending protections and access for more residents under the national health scheme.
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Brussels
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J. Edgar Hoover
Supreme Court
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