Rusk seeks Japan's help to spur trade and curb China policy
Secretary of State Rusk urged Japan to reduce barriers to peaceful trade and to align with U S efforts toward China's industrial and military limits. He highlighted upcoming UN trade talks in March and the Kennedy round in May under the Geneva Tariffs and Trade framework.
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Beck
Japan
China Faimland
Britain
China
Ase
Rusk
United States
See. of Commerce
Luther H. Hodnes
Sec. of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Walter W. Heller
Johnson
Ofnice
Agriculture
Treasury
Hatior
Echo satellite sightings timed for Texas cities
NASA announced Echo satellite appearances over Texas cities on Monday and Tuesday with local times listed for Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso and Albuquerque. The report includes multiple east and west sighting times across January dates and city references.
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Ept
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Islowine
Texas
Corpus Christi
City
Dallas
el Paso
Siti
Texas United Fund Executive Committee Members Named
A slate of Texas United Fund executives is announced. Notable figures include Dub Rogers Struges, J Wo Sith, Paine Council Chappell, Larry Roy Furr Jr., John Latt, Willian d Pustick, Dr Gene Shekan Wooten and others as part of the organization’s leadership roster. Arrival events at Lubbock Municipal Airport set the stage for regional coordination.
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Clin. We. D
Rogers T ‘Struges
J. Wo. Sith
Paine Council
Chappett
Larry
Roy Furr Jr
John Latt
Willian
D. Pustick
Gene Shekan
Wooten
Texas United Fund
Lubbok Municipal
Lubbock
Oly
Sentere
Panama Pushes Break in Talks Over Canal Crisis
U S Panama relations fray as Panama accuses President Johnson of hostile rhetoric over the Qahal Zee dispute and urges charges at the United States in the UN and OAS. Senators Keating and Javits urge faster, limited diplomacy and possible new canal plans while stressing urgency of resolution and protecting vital interests.
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Johnson
Qahal Zee
Chiari
United States
Toth
United Nations
OAS
Panama
Raps
State Department
U.s.-Panama
Panama Canal
Kenneth BG
Keating
NY Soli
Deay
Washington
Sen
Jacob. Javits
R-Ny
Javits
Mexico
Protestant minister opens church in Soviet housing
Rev. Donald W. Roberts and family arrive in 1982 after Soviet approval for a full time Protestant minister. They convert two government apartments into Christ Church with 40 chairs and a small electric organ. A dedication attracts 75 diplomats and families, many crowding the hallway for space.
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Donald W. Roberts
Batt
United States
Kremlin
America
Roberts
Moarow
Robertses
Christ Church
Births Guide Aboard Local Hospital Ward
The notice records several birth announcements. Couples include Mr and Mrs. Jack Spikes of Levetisnd with a daughter at 4210 ppm, weight not disclosed. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Patti Abernathy welcome a child at 28 Girth, weight unspecified. The items mention hospital births, fathers' occupations, and locations, with various dates and times.
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Amd
Jack Spikes
Levetisnd
Riethedt Hospital
Kaners City Chests
Thomas Patti Gt Abernathy
Poe
Methiviat Hospital
McNamara Cited For Military Contract Changes
President Johnson backs Defense Secretary McNamara for pushing ahead with contract procedure changes. Officials say the moves could save about $600 million annually.
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McNamara
Washington
Johnson
Lec. of Defense
Robert S
Considine Editorial: Glenn and Young in Ohio Senate Drama
The editorial argues John Glenn’s bid for political office faces backlash from anti Glenn forces while Sen. Lausche delays a Johnson greeting. Eisenhower urged Kevin McCann to run against Taft Jr. and the piece defends hero politicians who rise through ranks despite criticism.
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Chie
Houston
Lausche
Young
Sen
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Glenn
George Washington
Eisenhower
John Glenn
Liverpool Seizes Entire Greek Ship Over Debt
In Liverpool authorities seized an entire Greek ship after it failed to settle a debt. The move reflects strict enforcement of maritime finance obligations affecting international vessels and cargo.
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Liverpool
Toms
Former Secret Service Agent Reveals White House Misuse
John Walker, former Secret Service agent, describes in Look Magazine how agents were used for errands and clerical duties at the White House. He urges Congress to reform practices to keep agents focused on protecting the president and criticizes nonessential staff riding in follow-up cars during motorcades.
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Washington
UPS
White House
Secret Service
John Walker
Current Look
Walker
Lars
Congress
British and African troops crack down in East Africa
In Kenya and Tanzania fierce actions disrupt mutinies as 3 500 British troops assert control. Four African soldiers die in clashes near Dar es Salaam and Lanet while 17 Africans die in Tanganyika rioting after a coup in Zanzibar. Soviet denunciation warns against invasion plans.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Tarianyika
Gwanda
Tanganyika
Data
Dar Es Salaam
Lanet
Tanwanyika
Zanzibar
Uganda
Fire destroys home after gas explosion in kitchen
A man suffered first degree burns on the stomach when a gas leak around a water heater exploded as he lit a cigar. Firefighters reported attempts to ignite the heater earlier allowed gas to escape, triggering the blast. DeVaughn received emergency care at Methodist Hospital and was released after treatment.
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DeVaughn
Methodist Hospital
Niagara Falls Ice Clogs River With Massive Ice Buildup
Ice masses up to 80 feet above water fill the upper Niagara River, damaging properties on both shores. Ice blown from Lake Erie flows along the west branch and over Horseshoe Falls, while the east branch is clogged and little water reaches the American Falls. Tunisia pursues an African common market.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Horseshoe
American Falls
Niagara River
Rogers
Lake Erie
Upper River
Horseshoe Falls
Atlanta Desegregation Tensions Rise as UN Subcommission Visits
The UN subcommission spent the weekend in Atlanta hosted by city officials amid protests between Ku Klux Klan members and Negro residents. Police reported seven or eight of those arrested were white while most demonstrators were Black students. City leaders, including Mayor Allen, avoided comment on the desegregation issue.
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Atlanta
TIN
Herman Santa Cruz
Chile
Quanah Man Killed In Old Style Western Shootout
George Proby 64 of Quanah was killed near Eldorado Oklahoma in an old style western shootout after a verbal argument with Peter Pate 50 of Quanah who was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition.
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Eldorado
Okla
George Proby
Quanah
Texas
Here
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Proby
Peter Pate
Pate
Uganda Leader Imposes Press Censorship on Uganda Rifles
Kampala Uganda Premier Milton Obote orders all publication of brutality by the Uganda Rifles restricted. The move tightens government control over reporting as authorities justify limits on military activity coverage.
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Moscow
Zanzibar
Tass
Khrushchev
Kampala, Uganda
Milton Obote
Cal
Curlty
Uganda Rifles
Six Die in Sunday Fire Destroys 100-Year-Old Cobden Villa
Six members of a Pembroke family lost their lives when a fire gutted a 100 year old villa in Cobden Sunday. Fire crews fought the blaze as neighbors reported the rapid spread and searched for other occupants.
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Dhen
NASA Satellite Seen Orbiting Earth After Night Launch
NASA reported the largest artificial satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on a Thor Agena B rocket now visible worldwide. Observers report sightings as it loops the globe every 109 minutes at altitudes between 612 and 818 miles.
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NASA
Vandenberg Air Fores Base
Calif
Iits
Britain backs Kennedy plan for Malaysia crisis
British support for Robert Kennedy's push to end the Malaysia dispute grows as talks in London seek a ceasefire. Indonesian leaflets urge a border truce while Sukarno adopts a moderate stance to encourage negotiations with Malaysia and the Philippines.
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London
UPI
Sanday
Malaysia
Banekok
Britain
Far East
Sukarno
Indonesia
Bornean
Alec Doviglas
Borneo
Kronneds
Su‘kara
Kuala Lipur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kennedy
Philippines
Potised
Commo Wealth Federation
Youwe
Dublin Wedding Sparks Riot For Miss Ireland’s Groom
Hundreds of Dubliners rioted outside a church to glimpse Olive White Miss Ireland and her groom, son of Daphne du Maurier’s novelist kin, as police formed a wedge and cleared a path to the couple’s limousine. A trampling victim was hospitalized with a possible leg fracture amid dents and scrambling crowds.
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Dublin
UPL
Olive White
Miss Treland
Christian Browning
di Maurier
Sir’ Frederick Browning
North Korea Cuba sign 1964 trade pact in Pyongyang
Reports from central news say North Korea and Cuba signed a 1964 trade agreement in Pyongyang. Korea will ship Cuba machine tools steel instruments locomotive accessory parts and plows while Cuba will supply sugar and rope. Total value not disclosed.
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Toryo. (Ap
North’ Korea
Cuba
Pyongyang
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