Recorder May Hold Clue To Air Crash
ELKTON Md AP The Pan Am Clipper 214 disaster led to a mop up search of a cornfield as investigators opened a battered flight recorder found near the wreckage. Officials hope the device will reveal cause while noting damage may limit usable data. FBI and CAB teams aid in victim identification among 81 dead from the Boeing 707 crash.
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Philadelphia
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Galvao protests at UN on Portugal Africa rule
Henrique Galvao, hijacker of the Santa Maria, appeared before the UN Trusteeship Committee in New York to discuss Portugal's rule in Africa. He questioned readiness for independence and attacked Salazar, while committee chair Achkar Marof urged him to focus on Angola Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea.
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Johnson Studies Final Budget Figures for Congress
Washington AP President Johnson begins final decisions on a record federal budget to send to Congress next month. He aims to fix spending limits for about a dozen departments and may target reductions in payroll across agencies including the Pentagon and USIA.
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Foreign Aid Funds Seen Slashed Amid Congressional Squabbles
Washington AP reports the foreign aid program runs at 2.6 billion dollars with no new appropriation, while a compromise authorization bill sets a 3.6 billion ceiling. Congress may act. senators debate the measure as administrators expect about 3 billion in funding, well below Kennedy’s request. Senator Wayne Morse criticizes the compromise, tightening restrictions.
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1964 VFW National Convention Set for Cleveland
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its national convention in Cleveland from August 20 to 28, 1964. Officials expect delegates from posts nationwide to attend and participate in the deliberations and ceremonies.
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Cleveland
National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lake Tahoe Mountains Searched For Sinatra
Crews fought heavy snow across Northeast Ohio as a storm dumped two to six inches, hampering travel on Interstates 90 and surrounding roads. Police warned of poor visibility, icy patches, and varied depths from one to six inches across Geauga Ashtabula and Lake counties with a mid 30s forecast.
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Chardon
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No Demand For Ransom Reported
STATELINE Calif RP Posses hunted snowy mountains ringing Lake Tahoe for singer Frank Sinatra Jr age 19 held by money minded kidnappers. Sheriff Carlson said fear for the youth’s life exists FBI agents seized six men and 18 guns near Lake Tahoe though two suspects were linked to bank robberies netting 13000 dollars.
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Pre-Winter Storm Strikes Across Wide Area
A pre-winter storm swept from the central plateau into the central Rockies and northwest Midwest. A second storm dumped heavy snow in western New York and surrounding mountains, tapering off along the Mississippi. In western Pennsylvania Cambria and Somerset counties saw 6 to 8 inches, while Pittsburgh faced gusty winds and drifting snows slowing travel.
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Snow forecast and cold snap hit western states
The Weather Bureau predicts 7 to 15 inches of snow in limited areas of western New York with the heaviest accumulation around Buffalo. Bitter cold spans the western half of the nation, with subzero temperatures in parts of the Dakotas and Montana and 6 below in Minot, North Dakota.
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Zanzibar Declares Independence With Prince Philip Ceremony
Zanzibar became Africa's 34th independent nation replacing the Union Jack as Prince Philip delivered the act of Parliament. Prime Minister Shamte Hamadi warned independence requires effort not loot, while Kenya also moves toward independence and UN membership. Zanzibar spans 1,020 square miles with a 300,000 population. cloves are its notable export.
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A Woman Who Swears She’s Never Been Kissed Won’t Be Blamed
A humorous note suggests a woman who insists she has never been kissed cannot be blamed for swearing. The quip plays on the idea of innocence and language, reflecting light social irony typical of a comic column.
Jail Life Behind Bars For Jack Ruby
Dallas AP Jack Ruby the night club operator who killed Lee Harvey Oswald is said to be getting a little easier in jail though restricted on phone calls and visitors. He complains of a cold, a jail doctor prescribed medicine, and a sister visited with sandals for the show. Ruby set for murder trial in Criminal District Court on Feb. 3. debate over courtroom safety and use of bullet proof glass. Legal questions arise about restraints before jurors.
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Hostage miners in Bolivia threaten with deadline
Fears grew for the safety of four Americans and 17 others held by Communist led Bolivian tin miners near Catavi as a 24 hour deadline approached. The miners demanded two jailed union leaders be released or face consequences. Vice President Lechin reportedly had friendly ties with hostage Thomas Martin. Captives include Canadians, a Dutch manager, a West German and Bolivian technicians.
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Drive For Vote On Rights Bill Travels Slow Path
Washington AP report notes a bid to force a House vote on civil rights legislation gained limited momentum after a rapid start. A petition seeks 218 signatures to bypass the Rules Committee and set four days of debate with a possible showdown vote around January 27. End of day signatures reached 131 as Democrats and a few Republicans joined. GOP members await action by Rules Committee chair Howard W. Smith before proceeding.
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Washington
Smith
Atlanta to host large Negro rights rally Sunday
Atlanta leaders of more than eight organizations announce plans for a massive demonstration in a downtown park this Sunday afternoon. The march echoes last summer's Washington event as organizers emphasize unity and civic action in the Negro community.
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Washington
Petition filed Monday by Emanuel Cleaver DNY
The signatures can be affixed. The petition was filed Monday by Chairman Emanuel Cleaver D NY whose Judiciary Committee approved the civil rights bill last Oct 29 but wasn't
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Emanuel Cellev
D-N. Y
Judiciary Committee
Legislation Backers Hope for 150 Signatures This Month
Supporters of the bill grew anxious after day one and said they would be content if the petition amasses more than 150 signers before Congress adjourns this session later this month.
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Polaris A3 submarine missile hits 16th straight test
Cape Kennedy reports the Polaris A3 missile achieving its 16th consecutive successful launch, hitting a target area 1,500 miles downrange Monday night as part of ongoing test program.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
One Killed As Official Party Bombed in Aden
A bomb from an airport balcony struck a British high commissioner's party in Aden killing an Indian woman and wounding 39, including the high commissioner Sir Kennedy Trevaskis, deputy commissioner George Henderson, and Minister Sultan Ahmed Bin Abdulla Fadhli. The group was to depart for London talks on the federation of South Arabia with Duncan Sandys.
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George Henderson
Jim Foster
Information Ministry
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Bombing At Border Balcony Shrouded In Mystery
The report notes no clue to the bomb thrower as Yemen’s regime disputes federation lines. Authorities say a Yemeni might not be involved. Spectators on a balcony at MeoR witnessed the blast near the high commissioner’s party, with few details available.
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