Johnson Douglas Home Talks Hit Disarmament Economic Barbs
President Johnson and Sir Alec Douglas-Home meet in Washington to discuss disarmament and long term credits to Communist countries while Britains stance on free trade and the Cuba bus sale sparks questions. Officials say rapport was good and agenda includes Geneva talks and tariff negotiations.
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Dean Rusk
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South Viet Nam
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Britain
Geneva
Korea envoy denies U.S. plans pullout
Seoul AP Korea envoy Samuel D. Berger denied reports of U S forces in Korea being reduced or withdrawn. Speaking to the Kwanhun Club he said rumors of a cutback circulating in Korea were false and that no withdrawal is planned.
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Samuel D. Berger
U.S
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Young Sinatra To Testify In Kidnap Trial
In Los Angeles AP report Frank Sinatra Jr at 19 testifies in a high profile kidnap case linked to Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin. Prosecution says ransom paid after abduction at Harrah's Lodge near the California Nevada line. defense calls it a publicity stunt. Key witnesses place suspects near Harrah's and during the Dec 8 incident. motel staff and entertainers corroborate delays and events of that weekend. Frank Sinatra Sr faced questions over the ransom payment of 240000 dollars and the case's broader notoriety.
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Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
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Harrah
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Two Nazis Near Trial Die In Suspected Suicides
FRANKFURT Germany AP two Nazi defendants slated for trial died in separate incidents Heyde 61 and Tillmann 66 allegedly committed suicide or fell from height in Limburg and Cologne offices while awaiting trial for killings at the euthanasia center in Berlin during World War II. A third defendant Hefelman is alive while Bohne is missing presumed in Latin America.
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Limburg
Tillmann
Berlin
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Hans Hefelman
Gerhard Bohne
Duesseldorf
Latin America
Soviet Union proposes 10 to 15 percent military cut
At Geneva the Soviet Union urged all nations to agree on a simultaneous 10 to 15 percent reduction in military spending. delegate Semyon K Tsarapkin pressed the proposal as the conference’s top priority and rejected Brazil’s idea for a subcommittee to study equal cuts.
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Mother and four children die in New Jersey fire
In Southard New Jersey a 25 year old mother Patricia Vogel and her four children Debra Jean 5 Karen Elizabeth 4 Tammy Lynn 2 and Richard William Jr 3 months died in a mobile home fire early today. Police released identities of the victims in the central New Jersey incident.
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New Jersey
Patricia Carol Vogel
Debra Jean
Karen Elizabeth
Tammy Lynn
Richard William Jr
New Witnesses May Testify In Oswald Probe
The Warren commission may call two new witnesses next week to bolster evidence on the Kennedy assassination. Chief Justice Warren said one witness could be a janitor who saw a sharpshooter en route to a sniper’s hideout before the Dallas shooting. Marguerite Oswald, Oswald’s mother, testified she believes he was innocent but could be guilty as a human. She also claimed Oswald was set up as a CIA agent and remains at large, a notion Warren said adds no new facts to known evidence. The commission has not substantiated her agent theory, and Oswald’s widow Marina has testified that he killed Kennedy alone.
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Swiss Reject Soviet Charges Over Defector Nossenko
Geneva officials called the Soviet disarmament delegate Yuri I. Nossenko’s defection unfounded and unfriendly. Semyon Tsarapkin accused Western agents of provocation, while Swiss authorities faulted Tsarapkin for delayed police notice and lack of cooperation. Swiss protests were delivered to Soviet envoy Alexander Locitchakov in Bern.
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Young Chicago girl 10 gives birth to girl
AP reports a 10-year-old Chicago girl, a fourth grade pupil, delivered by cesarean section at St. Bernard's Hospital to a 16-year-old father. The baby, weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces, was sent to St. Vincent's Orphanage. Hospital says unlikely the mother will see her child. Health records note 15 births to 11-year-olds in Chicago since 1950, youngest previously on record was a 5-year-old in Peru.
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Ruby Hearing Nears Finish in Dallas
Judge Joe B. Brown prepared to rule Friday afternoon on moving Jack Ruby's murder trial out of Dallas after a prolonged hearing. Defense lawyers argue Dallas publicity harms a fair trial and cite a high level conspiracy to ensure Ruby's execution, noting 42 witnesses testified since Monday in a small courtroom near the Kennedy assassination site.
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OSU hunts out ringleaders of rowdy campus protest
Ohio State University officials seek leaders after a mass campus protest that swelled to about five to six thousand students. The march paraded on High Street toward police headquarters, with arrests for removing trolley poles and some property damage reported. A bonfire burned in the block where the demonstration began as police watched.
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Minuteman Missile Tests 5000 Mile Flight Off Cape Kennedy
The Air Force reported a Minuteman intercontinental missile completed a 5000 mile test flight from Cape Kennedy. The weapon fired rocket powered dummy warheads to simulate evading enemy defenses and followed its planned trajectory after emerging from an underground silo.
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Quads Born To Mexican Farmer’s Wife
Four babies born to Mrs. Juan Mendez in Sierra Gorda near Mexico City. All girls arrived between 6 30 a.m. Sunday and 11 p.m. Monday with the first and last 402 hours apart.
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Juan Mendez
Sierra Gorda
Letting the Cha Out of the Bag Chuckle Gossip
A light column titled Today’s Chuckle Gossip invites readers to a playful quip about lighthearted chatter. The piece riffs on misheard phrases and the charm of small town humor, keeping a cheerful tone without naming individuals or events.
Industry Welcome Motto for Ohio 1965 License Plates
Ohio will feature the slogan Industry Welcome on its 1965 auto license plates. Motor Vehicle Registrar Dave Mainwaring announced the choice as part of Gov. James A. Rhodes effort to expand and attract new industry to Ohio.
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Cease-Fire Brings End To Battle In Cyprus
In Limassol southern Cyprus heavy fighting erupted between Greek and Turkish Cypriots despite a British brokered cease-fire. British troops moved to separate sides as talks continued with Greek Cypriot leader Makarios facing pressure over an proposed international force. Ramadan Djemil was evacuated for peace talks as casualties rose.
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Limassol
Polycarpos Yeogadjis
Makarios
Ball
Ian William
Ramadan Djemil
Cyprus Crisis Escalates as Greek Attack Surges
Turkish Cypriots were reported surrounded as Greeks launched a broad military operation. The fighting began at dawn near Berengaria castle on the approaches to Limassol, intensifying Ball’s mission and prompting a U.S. British plan to keep the U.N. Security Council out of the dispute. Ball remained in Nicosia for a second conference with Makarios after postponing his departure.
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Drama turns real as actor held up in extortion plot
North Hollywood veteran actor Leon Ames, known for Mr Ed and Life With Father, was held at gunpoint for four hours in a $50,000 extortion scheme. A 21-year-old man, Lynn Wayne Benner, and his wife Patricia Louise were arrested after the hostage drama ended with police surrounding the home and the suspect surrendering.
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