Chiang Kai-shek Seen Outfoxing Mao in France China Tilt
In Taipei observers credit Chiang Kai-shek with outmaneuvering Mao as France and Communist China clash over recognition. Paris maintains ties with Taipei, while Peking urges severance and ambassador exchange planned within three months. Saigon recalibrates, criticizes Paris and weighs cutting relations while Vietnam braces for broader shifts.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Taipei
Formosa
France
Mao Tze-tung
Chiang
Paris
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
Foreign Ministry
Paris-Peking
Mao
de Gaulle
Hoffa Jurors To Hear Two Witnesses
In Chattanooga Tennessee the government will question two more members of Gratia Fields family about events surrounding the removal of the jury foreman in James Hoffa conspiracy trial. Fields wife and daughter Mrs Ricie Tease were to testify about a reported $10000 bribe offer aimed at securing acquittal of the Teamsters Union resident in 1962. Hoffa and five others face trial for attempting to influence the jury.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Gratia Fields
James R. Hoffa
Fields
Ricie Tease
Teamsters Union
Ashville
Hoffa
Carwash quip sparks roadside chuckle by attendant
A garage attendant dryly tells a woman driver that the shop only washes cars and does not iron them. The remark draws a light moment as the scene captures a common misunderstanding at a service station.
Word Awaited On Plane Down Inc Germany
Soviet claim said a U S Air Force plane missing in East Germany was shot down by a Communist fighter. All three men aboard were killed. US Air Force awaited word from the Soviets about the American jet trainer missing in East Germany with three officers aboard.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Force
ADN
Tusday
Iron Curtain
Red
Frankfurt
Erfurt
Berlin
Defense Department
Washington
Steel Leads Economy To New Highs
A revival in the steel industry is gaining momentum with improved 1963 profit reports from major producers. Output nears 115 million tons yearly as modernized plants cut costs, boosting earnings. US Steel reports $202.9 million in 1963 earnings, up from prior year. Other top producers show solid gains amid rising demand.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet & Tuben
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Cease Fire In Malaysia Endangered
Jakarta reports Indonesian president Sukarno questioned the five day old cease-fire in Borneo as leaflets dropped by Malaysian planes urged surrender. He ordered ministers to verify the leaflets signed by Donald Stephens the Sabah chief minister. Indonesia told forces to hold firm while Kuala Lumpur claimed guerrillas on both sides were urged to surrender with a white flag.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
North Borneo
Borneo
Subandrio
Donald Stephens
Malaysia
Sabah
British North Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
Destruction Of Bombers Is Rejected At Geneva
US officials rejected a Soviet call to destroy all nations bomber fleets at the Geneva disarmament conference. They said such an act is neither acceptable nor practical but hoped the move signaled Soviet openness to an informal idea.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
State Department
Washington
Tsarapkin
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Rusk
BSBA
Northeast Cold Wave Hits The Northeast With Snow
A winter storm that dumped up to seven inches across New England moved offshore as strong winds persisted in the eastern U S. Snow totals included seven inches in Augusta Maine and over four inches in Boston and Portland. Gusts reached 44 mph at Nantucket mass, and temperatures fell to near zero in some northern areas.
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New England
Midwest
Upper
Ohio Valley
Augusta
Maine
Boston
Portland
Pennsylvania
Nantucket
Mass
Lebanon
N.H
Cold snap grips western and southern regions with rain
The mercury fell below zero in parts of Idaho and Nevada while cold air extended into the East and into the Southwest with freezing readings. Storms brought rain and strong winds to the north Pacific Coast with over half an inch of rain in six hours along portions of the Oregon and Washington coastlines.
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Idaho
Nevada
North Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Perjury charge fuels Baker case probe in Senate
The Senate Rules Committee faces pressure to press beyond the Baker inquiry to Jenkins testimony. Don Reynolds and Albert Young dispute Jenkins sworn statements about buying ad time on Johnson family's Austin TV station tied to life insurance deals. Republicans call for a full accounting of possible perjury and direct conflicts involving the White House aide.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Walter Jenkins
Possiouiy Jenkins
Johnson
L. P. McLendon
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Johnson Family
Austin
Tex
William E. Miller
Miller
Jenkins
Don B. Reynolds
Baker
Reynolds
Reynolds Testifies About Baker Association Details
Reynolds, a local insurance agent associated with Baker, testified that at the hearing he observed crucial details about the defendant's conduct and business ties. The testimony is expected to shape inquiries into Baker's professional dealings and potential motives.
Car Crash Kills Man on Park Street Viaduct in Columbus
In Columbus on Tuesday night a car went off the Park Street viaduct, killing Carl Edward Snyder, 40, and injuring driver Russell R. Shank, 28, who was not seriously hurt, police said.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Park Street
Carl Edward Snyder
Russell R. Shank
Atlanta Leaders Seek Solution to Racial Protests
Atlanta leaders meet as four days of demonstrations continue against segregation at Leb’s restaurant. James Forman of SNCC urges broader open access for Negroes, while Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. convenes 250 city leaders to discuss public accommodations. Restaurant Association proposes a citywide one day shutdown to show unity and respect owners’ choices.
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Atlanta
Allanté
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Ivan Allen Jr
Et Geee
Allen
Washington
Atlanta Restaurant Association
Ed England
Leb’s
Wallace's Ohio plans unclear in Democrat primary bid
In Columbus Ohio AP Wallace says he will decide by February 4 whether to enter Ohio's May 5 Democratic primary. He suggested he may run in Franklin County only but later said he was misunderstood by a Columbus radio station. CORE plans a picket outside his press conference with up to 200 demonstrators. Wallace, a longtime segregation advocate, says he seeks to signal northern states' rights sentiment rather than aiming to win the nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alabama
George C. Wallace
George C. Walle
Wallace
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Freight Cars Derail Near Ashtabula With No Injuries
Thirty cars of a 104 car Chicago to New York freight train for the New York Central derailed in Ashtabula Ohio. Four mainline tracks were blocked while NYC passenger trains were rerouted over the Nickel Plate between Ashtabula and Madison. One track expected to reopen by early evening.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
New York Central Railroad
NYC
Ashtabula
Madison
Ohio
Uncertain Weather Front May Bring Flurries Tonight
A weak cold front over the Central Plains moves eastward across Ohio tonight and tomorrow bringing light snow flurries mixed with rain. Temperatures will rise slightly tonight and tomorrow after a 28 degree high yesterday and 11 degree low today.
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Central Plains
Ohio
Saturn 1 launches world's heaviest satellite test
Cape Kennedy AP Saturn 1 fires on first two stage flight to loft the heaviest satellite, aiming to put the United States ahead of Russia in space power. The countdown faced radar interference but phases of flight remained normal as the second stage burned.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Russia
Saturn 1
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Blast Damages Cincinnati Greyhound Bus Terminal
An explosion in the meter room at the Greyhound bus terminal in Cincinnati injured four people and damaged the basement. Attaches at St. Mary Hospital said all victims were in satisfactory condition. one, Ernie Stenson, was kept for observation. Fire officials cited a gas pocket as the likely cause. there was no fire.
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Cincinnati
Greyhound
St. Mary Hospital
Ernie Stenson
Reds Sign Frank Robinson To 1964 Contract
The Cincinnati Reds announced the signing of outfielder Frank Robinson to a 1964 contract this morning. Robinson, who had an off year in 1963, was the ninth player to join the Reds. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The report also notes the Winter Games opening with a Russia victory over the United States in hockey.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Reds
Nsbruck
Austria
United States
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