Cuba backs Khrushchev over China in ideological split
Fidel Castro aligned Cuba with the Soviet Union in a Cuban Soviet communique issued after Castro's Moscow visit. The statement praised Soviet test ban progress and backed Moscow on unity within the international communist movement while signaling a cooled stance toward Communist China. Castro offered to restore neighborly ties with the United States on peaceful coexistence.
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Soviet Push to Scrap Multilateral Nuclear Force
Geneva AP reports Soviet disarmament envoy Semyon Tsarapkin demanded the West abandon its multilateral nuclear force before any pact to curb nuclear spread. He tied response to President Johnson's five point plan, noting the US force would be exempt from any NATO framework. The Soviet Union is studying Johnson's proposal and will respond in due course.
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Goldwater questions Castro faith in Khrushchev pledge
Arizona senator Goldwater scoffs at Fidel Castro's trust in Khrushchev's Cuba vow after a Soviet communique promised aid if Cuba is invaded. He muses on a potential U S or OAS action and reiterates support for a blockade or invasion while campaigning in New Hampshire.
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Separate House probe urged into Baker business ties
Rep. H R Gross urged a special House inquiry into Robert G Baker's affairs after Senate testimony that Johnson once received a free stereo from a Baker associate. The Rules Committee probes focus on Baker's finances linked to bank loans, Baker's resigning as a Johnson ally, and connections to contractor Matthew M. McCloskey amid stadium project questions.
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Rockefeller Criticizes Stereo Gift in 1960s Row
In Boston Rockefeller denounced the 580 stereo gift to Lyndon Johnson as a reminder of a White House aide who received a fur coat. He cited the Adams resignation over the coat and noted Goldwater’s stance diverges from the GOP and public. He also cited polls showing Goldwater followers oppose UN exit with Red China and support social programs and limited federal aid to education.
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Six youths arrested in Boardman burglaries
In Youngstown Ohio AP six youths from Boardman Township aged 16 and 17 have been arrested for at least 25 burglaries in the community last year. Three were jailed and three were released to their parents.
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Crisis Ends as Parley Sews Malaysia Indonesia Rift
U S Attorney General Kennedy announced a halt to fighting along the Borneo border and a joint conference with the Philippines. Kennedy planned talks with Thai officials in Bangkok and aimed for a summit involving Sukarno Rahman and Macapagal, though some diplomats doubted a final solution.
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Mother Of Year and Daughter Slain in Oakland Home
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Martin 43 chosen Oakland's 1963 Mother of the Year and her 18 year old daughter Carolyn were found dead at their 12 room home. Police say both were strangled and sexually assaulted, tied with cords, and found face down side by side. Another daughter Susan 17 found them. No forced entry indicated. Mrs Martin was wife of Dr Frank H Martin, an osteopath.
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Raft Sighting Reported Near Johnston Island Search
HONOLULU AP The Coast Guard and Navy dispatched three planes and ships to the area near Johnston Island after a raft was sighted on Wednesday night. The sighting occurred in the same region where an Air Force Globemaster with nine crewmen disappeared on Jan 2. The Air Force later declared the missing crew dead after an earlier long search costing about 15 million dollars and 4000 flying hours.
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DiSalle Urges Political Finances As Asset For Candidacy
Former Ohio governor Michael V. DiSalle told Toledo Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet attendees that financial independence is a major asset for anyone seeking office. He warned corporate employment may hinder political success and warned candidates must accept public scrutiny of errors.
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Weather Notice Mild Cloudy With Showers Tonight
Mild, cloudy conditions prevail with a southwest low pressure bringing showers tonight. Cooler air arrives tomorrow but temperatures stay above normal. Yesterday's high was 64 and today's low fell to 42.
Senate Finance Committee to vote on 11-billion tax cut bill
The Senate Finance Committee aims to complete work and vote final approval today of the 11-billion tax cut measure. Debate by the full Senate would begin next week. President Johnson urged swift passage, saying the cut would propel the economy to record highs this year. The panel approved rate reductions unanimously after a high hurdle on Wednesday.
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Tax Reductions Assured As Debate Nears
The Senate backed President Johnson's plan to set the 14 percent withholding rate immediately, replacing the two step drop. The measure totals about $9 billion in cuts for individuals, with varying weekly take-home gains by income. The bill overall could reach roughly $11.5 billion after Senate changes, while other votes trimmed foreign tax increases and adjusted executive life insurance tax rules.
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