Tunisia Eyes Recognition of Red China During Chou Visit
Premier Chou En-lai rode to Rabat to pledge Tunisia may recognize Red China. Morocco’s King Hassan II, who welcomed the Chinese leader, hosted the visit as Chou continues a two month African tour to win friends for Peking. A Tunisian diplomatic gain could affect ties with Algeria and wider West bloc states.
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Tunisia
China
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Dar Es Salam
Chou
Algeria
Africa
Peking
Tunis
Albania
North Africa
U.S
Mali
Guinea
Ghana
Red
Sahara
Algiers
Timbuktu
Chen Yi
Ahmed Bahnini
Moulay Abdullah
Red China
Abdullah Ibrahim
FHA States Drive To Sell Florida Sites
The Federal Housing Administration launches out-of-state ads in Boston, Cleveland and Detroit to sell Florida foreclosed homes worth 7000 to 15000 dollars. About 2000 inquiries come in five days. Florida has roughly 9000 FHA foreclosures, centered in Tampa St Petersburg and Orlando.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Florida
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Paper Curtain Blocks Voting for 20 Million in 1960
UPI reports in Today's Health that outdated registration and election laws barred about 20 million Americans from voting in 1960. Alfred Balk cites Brendan Byrne of the American Heritage Foundation noting strict residence rules kept eight million from registering, while Eleanor Roosevelt missed a vote due to illness and state absentee ballot limits affecting five million others.
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UPI
Today
Alfred Balk
Balk
Brendan Byrne
The
American Heritage Foundation
Philadelphia
Byrne
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yale Lighting Winners Cited
Delhi Garden Club announced winners of the Christmas lighting contest. First place went to Car ton Johnson and N. B. Childers, seconds to Mrs. Dorothy Bradley and W. Paul Lewis, thirds to L. P Craighead and Hugh Willey, and fourths to John Howard and Tru man Green. A total of 21 entries were received.
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Delhi
Delhi Garden Club
Carton Johnson
N. B. Childers
Dorothy Bradley
W. Paul Lewis
L. P Craighead
Hugh Willey
John Howard
Truman Green
Meat Pilferer Executed in Alama Ata
UPI reports Kazakhstan Pravda says M Maflyanov production manager at a restaurant in Alama Ata was executed after being found guilty of pilfering 239 tons of meat.
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Moscow
UPI
Kazakhstan Pravda
M. Maflyanov
Alama Ata
Central Savings Bank 1963 Report of Condition Summary
The Report of Condition for Central Savings Bank & Trust Company shows total assets of 48.166 million and total deposits of 21.801 million as of December 20 1963. Officers R C Sparks vice president cashier and directors David C Silverstein T H Scott M C Thompson certify the report as correct.
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G Cashier
David C. Silverstein
T. H. Scott
M. C. Thompson
Missing plane found near New Orleans in marshes
Coast Guard units located the wreckage of a twin-engine Aero Commander nose-down in marshes near New Orleans. The sole occupant, Leroy F. Lovegrove Jr., 47, of New Orleans, is believed dead. The flight originated in Miami and ended after a fog-shrouded approach to Lakefront Airport.
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Coast Guard
Leroy F. Lovegrove Jr
Lovegrove
Lakefront Airport
Miami
Fla
Federal Aviation
Gulfport
Mass
American doctor aids Hong Kong refugees and gains trust
Dr. James Turpin of Corona do, California, arrived in August 1962 with medical supplies and formed Project Concern to serve refugees living in boats and squatter areas. He runs three clinics, ships hospital staff, and funds care through private donations.
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Mission of Mercy
China
James Turpin
Coronado
Calif
Kowloon
Yaumati Typhoon Shelter
Turpin
Asia
South America
Africa
Middle East
Ethel Merman Plans To Marry Ernest Borgnine
Ethel Merman 55 announces engagement to Ernest Borgnine 46 with wedding planned in July after Borgnine’s divorce from Katy Jurado. Borgnine, star of McHale's Navy, met Merman in New York and her son Bob at Carnegie Tech. Merman says she is in love and Borgnine remains in town until Sunday.
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UPI
Husky
Ethel Merman
Ernest Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Borgnine
Marty
Auto Industry Moves Toward Best Quarter
Detroit based Ward's Automotive Reports projects the U S auto industry will achieve its best fourth quarter with October through December sales near 2 million. For 1963, year to date totals reach about 7,127,000 domestic and 373,000 imported new cars, exceeding the previous high.
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Detroit
API
U.S
Ward
Ward’s
Central Louisiana Electric to pay ad valorem taxes
Cen tral Louisiana Electric Co Inc will pay 1 118 267 dollars in city parish and state ad valorem taxes. In Monroe area Caldwell 15 448 LaSalle 10 456 Morehouse 19 Oua chita 14 517 Union 16 Winn 16 230.
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Pineville
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc
Monroe
Caldwell
LaSalle
Morehouse
Ouachita
Union
Winn
Goldwater Leads Shrink as Nixon Rises in GOP Survey
An Associated Press poll of 1,361 GOP leaders in all fifty states after Kennedy’s assassination shows Goldwater with a 601 to 279 edge over Nixon for strongest candidate. Nixon gains steam, while Rockefeller and Lodge emerge as potential contenders. Goldwater remains strongest in the South and among Alabama and Mississippi respondents.
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Goldwater
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Nixon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranty
Scranton
National Committee
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Johnson
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Midwest
Alabama
Mississippi
Fair Play for Cuba Group Disbanding After Resignations
National chairman W. T. Lee submitted his resignation as FPFC disbands after 27 months of activity. Federal agents tied Lee to Oswald in correspondence while the group, backed by the Castro delegation, faced loss of many original sponsors including Baldwin Capote Sartre Mailer and Harrington.
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UPI
W. T. Lee
Tampa
Fla
Lee
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
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Dallas
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Truman Capote
Waldo Frank
Carleton Beals
Simone de Bauvoir
Jean Paul Sartre
Norman Mailer
Robert G. Colodny
Donald Harrington
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