Former Financial Wizard Returns to Face Fraud Charges
Earl Belle, 31, a Pittsburgh native dubbed a former financial wizard, arrives in New York for trial on 7 federal counts of financial wrongdoing and an international check swindling case. Interpol-backed return from Brazil ends five-year refuge. he had fled amid a broken empire and bank collapse, leaving associates facing multiple convictions.
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Soviet Union weighs cuts to armed forces and budget
Moscow reports Khrushchev said the government is considering reducing the numerical strength of the armed forces and cutting military spending next year 1964. He linked the move to easing international tension and a partial nuclear test ban treaty.
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Economy delays airlift of 15000 infantry to Korea
The U S government will postpone the second overseas lift exercise for a 15,000 man infantry division to Korea for economy and diplomacy reasons. The Defense Department says no big lift type mobility exercise to the Pacific command will be held in the 1964 fiscal year and timing for possible future lifts remains uncertain.
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Texan Named Top Man On Americas
President Johnson named Texan Thomas Mann to head U S policies for Latin America in economics politics and military matters. Mann, ambassador to Mexico, will be assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs succeeding Edwin M Martin and sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Mexico
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Man who sees both sides wins no good argument
Humorous item notes a wry truth about debates as a man who can see both sides of a question ends up with little chance in a strong argument.
LA Reservoir Bursts Threatens Southeast Asia Balance
A U S Cambodia dispute strains U S Cambodia ties and risks inviting greater Chinese pressure in Southeast Asia. The article notes fragile U S Cambodian relations amid rising regional tension and a shifting balance of power in Asia.
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Western trio reviews Southeast Asia crisis plans
Paris sources say foreign ministers from the Western Big Three reviewed the volatile Southeast Asia scene. Dean Rusk Richard Butler and Maurice Couve de Murville studied Cambodia South Viet Nam and Laos to coordinate Western policy.
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Laos
Cambodia Leader Sihanouk Recalled Ambassadors Friday
Cambodian ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk called both nations to recall their ambassadors on Friday. The move followed tensions between the two states and signals a diplomatic rift unfolding in Southeast Asia.
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Cambodia risk cited if Western aid is rejected
U.S. officials warned that Cambodia turning away all Western aid could invite pressure from Peking and potentially open flood gates for influence and interference.
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A Glance Inside Days Are Long For Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson, once a presidential hopeful, works long hours in a demanding job. The Golden Era of big bands is waning as some try to revive it. Elmer Curryer preserves city history in a 400 page record book.
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Johnson Seeks Support For Tax Reduction Bill
President Johnson pushes a tax cut program backed by budget talks with House Ways and Means chair Wilbur Mills and Senate Finance Chair Byrd. A 13 page tax booklet,, originally prepared for Kennedy, outlines benefits for taxpayers and the economy. Salinger says copies will be distributed by groups, Congress, and the Treasury.
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Massive Mudslide Wrecks Baldwin Hills Area
A huge wall of mud and water from a ruptured reservoir destroyed hundreds of homes in a Los Angeles hillside neighborhood. Police evacuated thousands as a 1,500 to 2,000 structures were damaged and up to 200 homes wiped out completely.
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Robert M. Gaunt
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International Airport
Sinatra Kidnap Case Ends With FBI Arrests
The FBI announced the arrest of three men and recovery of most of the $240,000 ransom in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping after a five day investigation spanning Nevada and California. Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin were jailed in Los Angeles Culver City and San Diego, with $216,865 recovered plus a ring. The elder Sinatra thanked agents and said the family can move forward as Frank Jr. was escorted from Bel Air to Canoga Park for brief public contact before the case closes.
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