East German Stringent Demand for Wall Talks Open
East Germany demands Willy Brandt personally participate at the start of new negotiations to reopen the Berlin Wall. The condition comes as talks to renew Christmas pass visits falter after West Berlin and Western allies resist recognition of the regime.
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John D. Koehler
Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Willi Stoph
Horst Korber
Erich Wendt
East Germany
Stoph
Re Encounter
Sukarno Visits Manila to Seek Philippine Support on Malaysia
In Manila President Sukarno arrives seeking Philippine backing against Malaysia's Sabah claim. Philippine leader Macapagal delays 2 hours 41 minutes. Subandrio cites security checks. Talks aim to ease the impasse while seeking trade and mediation. Johnson letter noted.
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Carl Zimmerman
Manila
Philippines
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Bian Ames
Diosdado Macapagal
Manila International
Subandrio
Cntral Java
Sabah
Macapagal
Singapore
Man Who Had To Kill Seeks Clemency in Illinois
William Heirens, 35, thrice convicted killer who once told police to catch him before he killed again, seeks executive clemency from Gov. Otto Kerner. Heirens, linked to 1946 murders of Suzanne Degnan and Frances Brown and Josephine Ross, has three consecutive life terms for multiple crimes. He seeks concurrent sentences to permit parole in 1966, not due until 2008.
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Chicago
William Heirens
Otto Kerner
Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Degnan
Illinois Parole and Pardon Board
Kerner
Miss Brown
No Collusion Found Between Ruby Police in Oswald Slaying
District Attorney Wade said the two volume police report on Jack Ruby’s slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald shows no evidence of collusion between Ruby and any police officers. He noted one volume may aid Ruby murder trial while the other covers security affidavits and related documents.
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Jack Ruby
Wade
Jesse Curry
Ruby
Kennedy
Curry
City Hall
Oswald
Eve
Historical documents recovered in Detroit ex archive theft case
FBI says valuable historical documents including 50 Monroe letters from 1818 to 1820 were found in Detroit in suitcases held by Robert Bradford Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy. The couple faces charges of interstate transportation of stolen property and theft of government property. bonds set at 10 000 for Elizabeth and 25 000 for Robert. Archives officials verified originals.
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National Archives
Washington
FBI
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Elizabeth
Murphys
Bernard C. Brown
Phillip Bauer
Philip Mason
Wayne State University
Brown
Monroe
Pensacola
Fla
Murphy
Decision Day Near for Liz Fisher Divorce Battle
In New York today lawyers for Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher and Richard Burton converge to reach a property settlement. Milton Rudin says today is final for him and Louis Nizer declines comment as Aaron Frosch, Burton's attorney, attends the talks aimed at expediting the divorce and Liz's marriage to Burton.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Actess
Richard Burton
Miss Taylor
Burton
Milton Rudin
Los Angeles
Louis Nizer
Fisher
Aaron Frosch
Weather outlook for Ohio cloudiness and rain move in
Cloudiness rises tomorrow morning as rain approaches Ohio. A high of 46 yesterday and a low of 27 today set the local temperature range.
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Ohio
Opposition to shifting foreign aid into defense budget
Representative Passman warned that efforts to move foreign aid funds into the Defense Department budget would face strong House opposition. He cited past failures to transfer the air program, noting Cannon’s control over the overall budget and his support for keeping foreign aid in a single bill.
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Johnson Administration
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Administration
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D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
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Cannon
Goldwater Attacks Johnson as New Dealer Conservative
Senator Barry Goldwater labels Lyndon Johnson a New Dealer who talks like a conservative and vows to restore U S government to traditional principles. He predicts about 500 of 655 GOP delegates and opens his campaign in New Hampshire while backing Rockefeller if needed.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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United States
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Ken
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New York
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Pope Paul VI Begins Encyclical On Science After Holy Land
Pope Paul VI returns to the Vatican desk and starts work on his first encyclical a project aimed at science and technology. Informants say experts will draft text timed to Galileo Galilei’s 400th birth anniversary with potential trips abroad, including Bombay next fall for an international eucharistic event.
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Paul VI
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Bible Land
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John XXIII
John
Paul
Bombay
Senate probes reopen as 1964 session begins
The Senate set to resume public hearings on Robert G. Baker former secretary to the Senate Democratic majority and to renew the Pentagon warplane award probe involving General Dynamics Fort Worth division. Both probes likely influence upcoming campaigns as Congress convenes.
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Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Jom L. McClellan
Johnson To Outline Multi-Pronged War on Poverty In State of Union
President Johnson resumes the 85th Congress with a multi-pronged plan to fight poverty through expanded education housing unemployment aid and other programs. Senate leaders say the budget may exceed 100 billion as discussions focus on trimming military spending to fund domestic efforts. The message reiterates not surrendering to poverty while balancing budget constraints as the 2nd session begins.
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Orto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Congress
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Texas
Dirksen
House
National Cultural Center
Johns
Air Search Still Under Way for Nine Missing Crewmembers
Weary airmen on their sixth day of searching the Pacific for the missing C-124 Globemaster include Maj. James Gibney who says hope and determination keep the crew going. About 70 planes and four ships scoured the ocean after the Jan 2 disappearance en route Wake Island to Hawaii with eight crewmen and a Navy escorting a body. Signals from emergency gear on life rafts suggested some may have survived a ditching despite 30 knot winds and 11 to 15 foot seas.
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James Gibney
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Wake Island
Hawaii
United States
Tokyo
Johnson backs Kennedy programs amid tax cut debate
A former teacher Johnson advocates education for the unskilled and those with outdated skills. He supports Kennedy’s $11billion tax cut civil rights program and health care for the elderly funded by Social Security taxes. Goldwater calls Kennedy programs a liability as Johnson campaigns for the Republican nomination. Mansfield questions whether budget curbs affect Senate tax cut prospects.
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Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Grand Mich
Joe Kennedy
Mansfield
Senate
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