Progress Report on Johnson Budget and State of the Union
President Johnson works on the budget and the State of the Union message and is reported to be making good progress. Foreign affairs also demand the President's attention as he expected a call from George.
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Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Duke
Old Johnson Hand
Los Angeles
Lloyd Nelson Hand
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
George
Chou Painted Rosy Picture Of Red China
Premier Chou En Lai touted a robust Chinese economy, saying readjustment was complete and agriculture and industry were thriving. He cited self reliance, a large foreign debt repayment, and substantial aid to socialist and nonaligned nations since 1961 amid a Nixon era backdrop and U.S. policy shifts.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
China
Radio Peking
Chou
National People's Congress
Peking
Khrushchev
Indonesian Army to test missiles near Pelabuhan Ratu
The Indonesian army will launch several experimental missiles including ground to ground and ground to air types today at an unidentified site near Pelabuhan Ratu about 80 miles from Jakarta.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Berita Indonesia
Pelabuhan Ratu
Approxia
Russians Refuse Royalty Payment For My Fair Lady
Moscow culture officials say they will not pay foreign royalties for the Russian version of My Fair Lady. CBS contends the Soviet production is unauthorized and illegal while noting the USSR has not joined international copyright conventions.
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Moscow
Culture Ministry
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Soviet Union
Michael Burke
New York
Humphrey Plans No Legislation for Civil Rights Push
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey says he will submit a report to President Johnson detailing ways to make civil rights actions more effective, with no recommendations for new laws. He notes ongoing talks on the antipoverty program and seeks Capitol space for his Senate duties amid staffing challenges.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Congress
Capitol
Senate
White House
Balance of power looms in Halleck Ford GOP race
Washington AP says 30 to 40 Republicans have not pledged support in the fight for the House GOP leadership between Charles Halleck and Gerald Ford. With 140 voting, 71 votes required. the undecided group includes the Wednesday Morning Club of moderates.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Halleck
Ford
Wednesday Morning Club
Woman Seeks New Honors At Parade Of Roses
Isa bella Coleman, known as Mrs. Rose Parade, enters eight floats in the 76th parade on New Year’s Day seeking more prizes. The famed designer has collected over 100 honors, with 50 to 60 major sweepstakes and international prizes, and pays for extra blooms when needed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Isabella Coleman
Isabella
America
Queen Mary Firm Wins Contract for New Atlantic Liner
John Brown & Co of Glasgow, builder of the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, secured the contract to build a new 58,000 ton Atlantic liner for Cunard. The $64.4 million project aims for a 1966 launching, lighter than the Queen Mary yet with similar 2,000 passenger capacity, and a Southampton to New York run in 4 4 1 2 days with luxury amenities to lure travelers.
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London
John Brown & Co
Glasgow
John Brocklebank
Cunard Steamship Co
Lord Aberconway
John Brown
Southhampton New York
Judge Bootle Known For Civil Rights Rulings In Georgia
The 62 year old federal judge in Macon Georgia has twice ruled on major civil rights matters. He ordered admission of Negro students to the University of Georgia and stopped discriminatory voting practices in Terrell County. He also ordered damages and restoration of registration lists in a 1955 Columbus case.
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Macon, Ga
William A. Bootle
Middle District of Georgia
University of Georgia
Bootle
Deep South
Terrell County
Georgia
Columbus
Randolph County
Walterboro
S.C
Nashville
Reidsville
Mercer University
Macon
Back Dues Voting Rights Snag at 115-Member UN
The United Nations faces a stalemate over whether the Soviet Union can vote in the General Assembly while behind on U.N. dues, amid debates on Article 19 and the legality of peacekeeping operations in the Middle East and Congo. France also trails in Congo costs, raising further questions about voting rights and troop deployments.
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U.N
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
South Korea
United States
Britain
France
China
Middle East
Congo
International Court of Justice
Security Council
Assembly
World Organization
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
Council
Mississippi Girl Pleads Innocent To Charges
In Fitchburg Massachusetts Elethia Brady 22 a Mississippi migrant pleaded innocent to unarmed robbery in a 220 dollar holdup of a New England Telephone and Telegraph office She was held on five thousand dollars bail The note demanded cash and she was identified by the cashier Linda Johnson who said no gun was shown The money and notes were found in Brady’s apartment
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Mass
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Elethia M. Brady
Miss Johnson
Miss Brady
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