Nyerere appeals for calm after Tanganyika mutiny
Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere urged calm after an army mutiny in Dar es Salaam. He warned the nation not to repeat looting and violence, called for non panic, and noted 14 killed with many injured as 30 British officers and 16 loaned noncoms were dismissed.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Nerere
Nyerere
Tangenyika
London
Zanzibar
Tanganyikan
Reds Eye New Arms Control
Western and neutral delegates at a disarmament conference in Geneva expressal enthusiasm as the Soviet Union studies President Johnsons new arms control proposals. Johnson calls for a verified freeze on nuclear weapon materials and a controlled production cutoff while other measures aim to curb spread and establish observation posts to prevent accidental war. The Soviet delegation signaled some agreement with these ideas though full accord remains incomplete.
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Soviet Union
Johnson
Semyon.k. Tsarapkin
Chuckle Caption Jokes About Piercing Ears
Comic quip unfolds as a pun about ears being pierced and bored. The exchange frames a light humorous twist with a listener asking about pierced ears and a retort about having them bored.
Weather outlook with approaching low pressure system
An approaching low pressure system will bring cloudiness to tonight and Thursday with possible showers. The high yesterday reached 60 and the low today was 32. Warmer conditions continue tonight before turning colder tomorrow.
Change Of Venue In Ruby Murder Trial
Jack Ruby's defense will press Feb 10 in court for a venue change citing general animosity. Ruby, 34, to undergo an intensive mental exam by a three member panel including Drs. Towler, Stubblefield, and Holbrook. If venue is denied, trial may begin Feb 17. otherwise a new site and date will be set.
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Dallas
Tex
Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Rypy
Brown
Belli
San Francisco
Birthday Boy Grady Brumfield Killed Walking Home
Grady Brumfield aged 9 was struck and killed by a car while returning home from school in suburban Metairie New Orleans. He had finished tests early for a birthday party planned by his family. Two schoolmates reported he ran into the vehicle’s path near his home.
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Grady Brumfield
Grady
Albert Brumfield
Metairie
Satellite Relay 2 and Echo 2 Balloon Trial Global Link
Relay 2 orbited from Cape Kennedy and may be joined by Echo 2 balloon for a world wide radio television and telephone system. USIA tests reported excellent while logistics delayed a planned U S and Soviet greetings exchange. Echo 2 to launch from Vandenberg Friday to expand to 135 feet.
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Peas
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Soviet Union
RCA
Widow Of Slain Dallas Officer Thanks Nation
In a quiet Dallas cemetery sits Patrolman J. D. Tippit who was killed while pursuing the Kennedy assassin. His widow, wealthier by over 600000, thanked the nation and said she will use the money as God would have. She spoke of hardship for their three children and plans to remain in their South Dallas home.
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J. D. Tippit
Dallas
Dallas, Tex
John F. Kennedy
Allen
Brenda
Curtis Glen
Glenn Visits Capital Wont See President
Lt Col John H. Glenn Jr announces no plans to meet President Johnson or Democratic leaders to discuss his Ohio Senate primary challenge. He arrives in Washington from Columbus, says he will discuss political questions after Marine discharge planned around March 1, and will face Sen. Stephen M. Young in the May 5 Democratic primary.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Columbus
Marine Corps
Glenn
Young
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Houston
Tex
Cleveland
Fire destroys four stores at Page Manor center near air base
A large blaze at the Page Manor shopping center near Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton destroyed Levitt's Cocktail Lounge, Manor Clothes Store, Jim Miller's Page Manor Furniture, and the Holiday House toy store. No injuries were reported. damage estimated at about 200000. Fire crews from three departments battled the flames for 90 minutes, helped by a firewall between buildings. The base fire chief credited the firewall with limiting spread toward the base.
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Dayton, Ohio
Page Manor
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Levitt
Cocketail
Manor Clothes
Jim Miller
Page Manor Furniture
Holieday House
Mad River Two
Dayton
William Payne
Levitt’s Lounge
Pantorium Cleaners
Malaysia Talks Near Conclusion in Jakarta Talks
Indonesian President Sukarno and Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman move toward a summit with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal as Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy arrives in Jakarta for final discussions. The dispute concerns the federation formed last year by Malaya Singapore Sabah and Sarawak.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Malaysia
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Federation
Kennedy
Kuala Lumpur
Philippines
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaya
Singapore
British Borneo
Sabah
British North Borneo
Sarawak
Marian Spelman Wins Divorce Over Neglect Claims
Cincinnati AP reports singer Marian Spelman, a daily performer on Ruth Luc ons show, secured a divorce Tuesday from John William Spelman, who she charged with gross neglect.
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C'Ncinnati
Marian Spelman
Ruth Lucons
John Willliam Spelman
Senate probes Johnson gift tied to Baker dealings
Senate investigators questioned Robert G. Baker's associate Don B. Reynolds who said he sold a life policy on Lyndon B. Johnson and later gave him a stereo set. Reynolds testified to financing ad time for the LBJ Company and paying others connected to the deal, while White House aides and Jenkins denied improper backroom arrangements.
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Robert G. Baker
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
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Senate Rules Committee
Austin
Tex
LBJ Company
Reynolds
Walter
Jenkins
Jolson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Wai
Salinger
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