LBJ Urges Broad Nonaggression Pact Expansion
President Johnson urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to widen his proposal to outlaw indirect as well as direct aggression and to secure West Berlin. In a public letter he proposed four guidelines stronger than Khrushchev’s plan, aiming to curb the nuclear arms race and apply to access arrangements across East Germany. The letter served as a broad negotiation package and was seen as largely propagandistic.
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Psychologist Links Ruby Brain Impairment in Bond Hearing
Yale psychologist Dr. Roy Schafer testified that Jack Ruby shows impaired brain functioning and should undergo a thorough examination. He examined Ruby for nine and a half hours in late December using standard tests, aiding the defense claim Ruby could not distinguish right from wrong when he shot Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Indictment Stands In Hoffa Case Involving Jury Tampering
Federal judge overruled Hoffa bid to dismiss an indictment accusing him of trying to influence jurors in a prior Nashville trial. The ruling also denied motions to drop a list of prospective jurors and to grant separate trials. The case names Hoffa and Allen Dorfman among six defendants facing charges of attempting to bribe jurors and panelists in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial.
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Early Summit Talks Target Malaysia Crisis
Manila AP dispatch says Atty Gen Robert Kennedy and President Diosdado Macapagal, after a three hour talks, voiced optimism for an early summit on the Indonesia Malaysia dispute. Kennedy reported progress with Sukarno yet cautioned no quick settlement. Macapagal said the meeting reinforced peace efforts and may lead to a three nation conference.
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Negro Hunted Near Hernando in Manhunt
A 100-strong posse polices a farming area south of Hernando as they hunt James Dennis, 22, for allegedly assaulting a highway patrolman. Earlier, C W Pride, 38, was arrested and charged in the beating of Patrolman W C Carwile, 30, after a stop on U S 51 for DWI.
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Tu lane official elected regional college placement VP
James D. Schneider director of placement at Tulane University and Monroe native has been elected vice president of the Southern College Placement Association for 1964. The association, one of eight regional groups in the United States and Canada, aims to foster cooperation between colleges and universities and employers in their shared job market and placement efforts.
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Tulane University
Monroe
Southern College Place Association
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Tanganyika Mutiny Flares Up In Dar es Salaam Crisis
African troops mutinied twice in Tanganyika near Dar es Salaam demanding higher pay and better living conditions. They seized officers, occupied installations, and briefly challenged President Nyerere before radio intervention. A Royal Navy destroyer Rhyl stood offshore to protect 5,000 Britons as the airport situation remained uncertain.
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Delegates Grow For John Glenn At Ohio Convention
In Columbus Senator Stephen Young urged a Democratic endorsement against rising calls to back astronaut John H. Glenn. County chairmen weigh pledge changes while Glenn’s team reports broad county support and rumors of vice presidential aims are denied by his adviser.
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Black Doom Settles Over Costa Rica
AP reports Costa Rica's capital San Jose is shrouded in ash from the Irazu volcano. For 19 months residents endure a pall of cinders as black snow blankets streets, homes, schools, and institutions, transforming the valley into a gray, crippled city.
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Cool Weather Ahead With Mild Day Then Cooler Night
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and mild today and Tuesday followed by a cooler night. Highs near 62 to 65 with lows around 34 to 38. Variable winds 8 to 16 mph. Monroe high Sunday was 74 and overnight low 39.
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Jim Thomas New Insomnia Champ
Fresno State College student Jim Thomas, age 20, set a new forced insomnia record by staying awake for 266 hours back to bed at 12:30 a.m. PST. The prior record of 264 hours was held by Randy Gardner from San Diego. Thomas began the challenge on January 8 to study for finals and complete a term paper.
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Chuckle: Man Who Sees Both Sides Faces Poor Argument
A joke notes that a man who can see both sides of a question rarely wins in a heated argument. The quip plays on the idea that flexibility hampers conflict resolution and sharp point-making.
Missing balloonist hunt spreads to Mexico
San Diego AP reports a large search across the Pacific and into Mexican waters for Barbara Keith a 42 year old balloonist who vanished at about 10 000 feet during a Catalina Channel race from Avalon to mainland California. Eight pilots took part seven reached land one balloon rose high and weather stalled rescue efforts with no trace found by Sunday.
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Johnson warns of recession without tax cut in 1964 plan
President Johnson, in his first economic report to Congress, forecast record prosperity for 1964 if Congress passes the $11 billion tax cut now. He warned that without the cut the rosy outlook could falter into a recession and urged restraint against inflationary price rises while establishing an early warning system. He cited a 44 percent rise in corporate profits in three years and pressed business and labor for price and cost settlements.
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One Of 20 Pleads Guilty In Mail Train Robbery
Roger J. Cordrey, 42, pleaded guilty to conspiring to stop a mail train and to receiving loot shares at the start of the trial. Twenty defendants face charges tied to the Glasgow to London mail train raid near Aylesbury on August 8. Ringleaders believed at large as Scotland Yard recovered about 12 percent of the $7.28 million haul.
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Roger J. Cordrey
London
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South's dual school system urged as beneficial
In Richmond a Washington attorney argued for upholding segregated schools as beneficial to both races on behalf of white South Carolina parents. In Houma a 19 year old soldier from Vietnam expressed a wish to end the war and return home after being shot down. In Baton Rouge LSU undergrad admission for a Black applicant was denied, officials disclosed.
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South Carolina
Houma
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Raymond R. Flynn
Viet Nam
Two Cars Collide Killing Two Near Marshall Texas
A head on collision ten miles east of Marshall Texas killed Donald Hugh Flurry of Minden Louisiana and Carl L Doebler an airman from Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth.
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Mrs Lyndon B Johnson attends preview of After The Fall
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson arrives in New York as coach and regular airliner passenger from Washington. She plans to attend a preview performance of Arthur Miller's play After The Fall tonight and may do some hopping between events.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Auto makers urged to cut prices before UAW talks
Washington reports that the auto industry's big three were advised indirectly to lower prices ahead of summer negotiations with the United Auto Workers Union. The guidance aims to ease potential bargaining tension and support industry stability during the talks.
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GOP Leaders Demand Spending Curbs Along Way
Washington AP Republicans push for spending curbs to accompany Johnsons plan for an $11 billion tax cut and a projected $623 billion national output. Sen Byrd urges swift Senate action on the House tax bill while Kuchel warns that prosperity depends on curbing Democratic spending appetites.
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Ford two door buys through a went ad 1954 listing
A 1954 Ford two door car described as clean with new paint and transmission, mentions fires and a sacrifice price of 1s at PA 23848 after 2 PM. Contact details indicate sale through a went advertisement.
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