U S Demands Bulgaria Pay Damages After Attack on Legation
The United States demanded compensation from Bulgaria after about 3,000 demonstrators attacked the U S Legation in Sofia injuring no one but destroying four cars and shattering windows. The protest followed the guilty plea of a former Bulgarian diplomat accused of spying for the CIA and reflected tensions amid Cold War alignments.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Bulgaria
U.S
Safin
Legation
U. S
Sofia
Todor Zhivkov
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.N
Supreme Court
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Sub Zero Sweep Across Midwest and Northeast
The Associated Press reports a big cold snap across the Midwest and Northeast with record lows in Minnesota and New York areas. Temperatures fall below freezing from the central plateau to the Atlantic while parts of the West see rain and warm pockets in the South and Florida.
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Midwest
Decountre
Minnesota
International Falls
Hibbing
New York
New England
Watertown
Massena
Glens Falls
Albany
Lebanon
N.H
Burlington
Hartford
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Lone Rock
Chicago
Midway Air
O'Hare International
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Minot
Jamestown
Washington
Oregon
California
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Nebraska
Missouri
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Florida Keys
Cincinnati Woman Killed In Accident
Mrs Grace Staab aged 68 of Cincinnati died Friday night when her car left U S 92 at the Clermont Brown county line and struck a fence according to the Highway Patrol report.
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Higginsport
Ohio
Grace Staab
Cincinnati
U. S. 92
Clermont-Brown County
Highway Patrol
Boy from Texas Talks With Santa in Busy Department Store
A young Texas boy approaches Santa Claus amid crowds and asks what he can do for him, creating a charming moment in a holiday shopping scene.
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Texas
Santa Claus
Moon Eclipse Promises 34 Hour North American Show
The article describes a 34 hour lunar eclipse visible across North America and the West Coast of South America. Observers in the Eastern U S must rise early with the eclipse beginning at 4 25 a.m. EST and ending after 7 50 a.m. EST as the moon exits Earth’s shadow.
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Boston
North America
South America
United States
Hayden Planetarium
Peace on Earth program helps bridge Moscow and Utopia
Portsmouth Ohio coverage details the James McKenzie family hosting Russian guests Viktor Pozdneev and family for eight days as part of Operation Peace on Earth. A car breakdown near Moscow hamlet delayed travel but the diplomatic goodwill visit concluded with farewells at Cincinnati airport.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
James McKenzies
Portsmouth Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Victor Pozdneev
Remarka
World Wide Birth Control Could Alter Marriage and Family
AP report details French demography expert Dr. Bourgeois-Pichat at the AAAS meeting predicting that global contraception may drive fashion driven childbearing, potentially redefining marriage. Other panelists foresee near universal reproductive control within a century, new safe devices within a decade, and possible prebirth sex selection with mixed social effects.
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J. Bourgeois-Pichat
France
National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bourgeois-Pichat
Kingsley Davis
University of California At Berkeley
Hepatitis Outbreak Hits Portage Town
Ravenna Ohio AP Dr John S Wisely Portage County health commissioner cites a hepatitis outbreak near Atwater nine people affected including two adults six school children and a 3 year old child seeking State Health Department assistance
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Ravenna
Ohio
John S. Wisely
Portage County
Atwater
Here
State Health Department
Wisely
Rusk Predicts 1964 as a Year of Probing for Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk foresees 1964 as a period of probing for peace while warning against aggressive world revolution led by Communist China. He cites risks from Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam and stresses a sober global mood to avoid crises like Cuba in 1962. He urges all nations to honor the UN Charter and let others pursue their own future.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
China
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
South Viet Nam
Japan
State Department Today
Heaiy
UN Security Council takes no action on Cyprus charge
The 11 member Security Council adjourned at 1:02 am without a decision on Cyprus charging Turkey with gunboat diplomacy and threatening a cease fire. Cyprus demanded action while Turkey denied invasion plans and claimed ships were merely passing between ports.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Zenon Rassides
Security Council
Adnan Kural
Kural
Greece
Unidentified Jets Buzz Cyprus City
Three unknown jet fighters flew at rooftop level over Nicosia after daybreak amid rumors of a Turkish invasion. The sorties marked the third such incident in four days as Turkish warships were reported off northern Cyprus. Emergency talks followed with Archbishop Makarios as Cypriots awaited a government statement.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
Bt Ge
Hie
LBJ and Erhard Begin Talks on East-West Policy
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard initiated talks at the LBJ Ranch to shape East-West relations with the Soviet Union. They stressed the urgency of peace and planned a longer, calmer session after meeting at Bergstrom Air Force Base.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Soviet Union
Erhard
LBJ
John P. Kennedy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Johnson Ranch
Bonn
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Johnson Seeks Ike Guidance in New Policy Push
President Lyndon Johnson says he has been taking advice from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will brief the former president on late developments through CIA Director John A. McCone. Johnson hints Ike urged economy in government and announces plans to expand a Pentagon review for more base closings.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
John#n
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Conee
Newsboy Left $10,000 Estate From Customer
Alfred Thurman a 13 year old Cleveland newsboy was bequeathed an estate estimated at 10000 dollars by a customer who died last June. He said he would use the money to go to college and become a doctor after helping the elderly man during sickness.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Alfred Thurman
William Stoval
Alfred
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Clermont County
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Dave McNamara
Pozdneevs
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