Sinatra Returns To Nevada Club
Frank Sinatra Jr plans to sing again as federal prosecutors prepare to indict three men accused in his abduction. The 19 year old entertainer is moved to a new motel room at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe while investigators recover ransom funds. FBI reports indictments for John W Irwin Joseph Amster and Barry W Keenan are expected this month.
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Hollywood
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Sinatra
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Pat France
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Tino Barzie
California
Nevada
Frank Jr
Los Angeles
FBI
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Barry W Keenan
Foreign Aid And Then Congress Hopes To Adjourn
The House debates foreign aid appropriations as Congress nears adjournment in its final week. The Appropriations Committee recommends 2.8017 billion dollars for aid, far below Kennedy's request, while Johnson urges reversal to avoid policy weakness. The measure is part of a 4.431 billion dollar funding package.
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Washington
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Senate
Appropriations Committee
U.S
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Stevenson
New York
U.N
Johnson summons five aides for budget talks in White House
President Johnson called a late morning budget conference with five top aides including Douglas Dillon Kermit Gordon George Ball David Bell and Roswell Gilpatric. He also signed a bill approving 1.195 billion dollars for federal college construction aid and hosted FBI director Hoover at a luncheon. The day began with a church service at St. Mark's near the Capitol.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Kermit Gordon
George W. Ball
David E. Bell
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Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Capitol
NATO pledge keeps U.S. troops in Europe
President Johnson told NATO in Paris that the United States will maintain troop strength in Europe as long as needed. The pledge was read by Secretary of State Rusk at NATO’s winter ministerial meeting, reaffirming Kennedy era support and a balanced defense posture with nuclear and non-nuclear forces to deter aggression.
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Paris
Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
NATO
Kennedy
Boone Jails Crockett in Nashville Case
Daniel Boone ordered Davy Crockett jailed after Mrs Crockett swore out a warrant against her husband David Tidwell Crockett 25 of Nashville charging him with drunkenness.
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Nashville, Tenn
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Christmas Jibe: Why Women Wear Ties to Level Playing Field
A satirical quip questions gender norms by suggesting women should wear neckties to let men feel the imbalance at Christmas. The line plays on festive expectations and workplace etiquette in a humorous, contrived exchange.
Nation's Weather Fair and Cold Across Eastern Two-Thirds
Snow fell in scattered northern areas but generally clear and cold weather spread over most of the eastern two thirds of the nation today with the lowest temperatures reported.
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Associated Press
Arctic High Pressure Dominates State With Incoming Snow Next
The region stays under a large high pressure area for 24 hours bringing arctic air. A low pressure system from the Central Rockies moves eastward, bringing the next snowfall to the Ohio area. Yesterday's high reached 15 and the low dropped to minus one.
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Frigid cold grips vast region as winter deepens
A prolonged cold wave drives temperatures below zero across the eastern Plains Midwest and Northeast. Readings reach 25 below in International Falls and zero in St. Louis with heavier snows along Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Tampa shows 45, Tallahassee near freezing, Traverse City records six inches of fresh snow. Snow and fog affect Pacific Northwest areas.
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NY City College basketball star killed in hit and run
Mike Schaffer 19, CCNY sophomore and leading scorer in a 74 44 win over RPI, was killed when a motorist drove into a group after a confrontation. Eddie Weissman 19 was arrested for homicide. Attorney Solomon Blatt, 35, died of a heart attack after Weissman was booked.
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Knickerbocker Hospital
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy
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Manhattan
Molly Irgang
Eddie Weissman
Weissman
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Blatt
Bronx
CUNY
Alex Blatt
Schaller
Zanzibar and Kenya Join United Nations
Zanzibar and Kenya join the United Nations increasing total to 113 member states. The Security Council was to back British Ghanaian resolutions approving both admissions. General Assembly expected to vote soon. Zanzibar gained independence Tuesday and Kenya Thursday, both remaining in the British Commonwealth.
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Kenya
United Nations
World Organization
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Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Youth Kills Father in Ohio After Alleged Beating
In Youngstown Ohio a 6 year old boy shot and killed his 4 year old father Sunday night after an argument in which the son reportedly was beaten by the man. Police said the incident occurred in the home and are investigating the circumstances as a possible homicide.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Agreement May Bring Freedom
Communist led tin miners hold 19 hostages including four Americans awaiting a release deal negotiated by Vice President Juan Lechin. Lechin will explain the agreement at a miners union meeting in Catavi 180 miles southeast of La Paz, with release hoped Today.
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Thomas J. Stone
LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Lechin
Miners’ Union
Catavi
Miners reach deal on hostages in Catavi Bolivia
Hostages freed near Catavi after a government accord that moves trials of two Communist union leaders from La Paz to Catavi. The government withdraws 3 000 troops and police from mine areas as U S officials monitor developments.
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Catavi Dee
Victor Paz
Irineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
Catavi
la Paz
Douglas Henderson
Derek Singer
Peace Corps
Bolivia
Orure
Lechin
Why Baldwin Hills Dam Burst Shatters LA
Three hundred million gallons surged from Baldwin Hills Reservoir causing at least three deaths and millions in damage. Investigators probe causes as cleanup begins and federal and city officials form a blue ribbon panel to study the tragedy.
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Baldwin Hills
Yorty
Franklin D. Murphy
UCLA
Norman Topping
University of Southern California
Lee A. Dubridge
Caltech
James Roosevelt
Edward McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
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