Johnson Delivers Talks With Erhard At Texas Ranch
President Johnson hosts West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at Bergstrom Air Force Base and LBJ Ranch for two days of talks on East West relations and farm trade. They aim to expand access to the European Common Market while reviewing NATO and Soviet policy.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Texas
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Houston
Bergstrom
Russia
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
U.S
Berlin
NATO
LBJ Seeks Eisenhower Economic Counsel Amid Defense Cuts
President Johnson directs CIA chief McCone to arrange a meeting with former President Eisenhower to discuss the administration’s economy drive. He also forms a panel to review defense installations for possible cost cuts and reports a 33 closures, with widespread public approval. Johnson plans talks with Mexico’s Lopez Mateos in February and notes budget cuts of 731 million and 10 000 jobs across cabinet departments.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Eisenhower
Kennedy’s Berlin visit boosts West Berlin morale
West Berlin researchers say John F. Kennedy shaped morale more than any figure. A Bad Godesburg Institute report notes his June 26 1963 visit lifted morale to unprecedented heights and that despite his assassination the effect endured.
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Berlin
UPI
State Educators Back Bible Reading in Public Schools
The Pennsylvania State Education Association with 83000 members endorses a constitutional amendment to permit Bible reading in public schools. Delegates at the 111th annual convention urged Congress and the Pennsylvania General Assembly to use constitutional processes to legalize school Bible reading, while expressing regret at the Supreme Court ruling deeming it unconstitutional. Governor Scranton and other figures advocate amending the Constitution to restore Bible reading in schools.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
U. S
Congress
Pennsylvania General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
William W.W. Scranton
Moscow N Y Air Service Step Nearer
FAA chief Halaby says direct New York Moscow air service could start by next summer if U S signs agreement. Aeroflot plans TU114 flights two weekly in summer, one in winter. issues include navigation aids noise and airspace rules.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Moscow
United States
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Johnson
State Department
Halaby
Aeroflot
Kennedy
Idlewild
U. S
New Council to Name Watkins Streets Director
Incoming Republican administration plans to move Councilman D. John Razzano out of the heavy duties. The article outlines expected staffing changes and the selection process for the new Streets Director post.
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Watkins Streets
D. John Razzano
GOP
William J. Watkins
Razzano
Finance Department
Civil Service
Watkins
Gunton Park
George
City to Accept Sewage Plans for $3 Million Plant
Final plans for the city’s proposed $3 million sewage treatment plant are expected to be accepted Tuesday by the city council. A. L. Heberling of Pittsburgh, VP of Consoer Townsend Associates, presented the project.
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A. L. Heberling
Pittsburgh
Consoer & Townsend Associates
Planes and ships raise Cyprus tensions as UN acts
In Nicosia Turkish residents opened fire on Britons in Neapolis prompting U.N. action as Turkey sent a 12 warship fleet toward Cyprus. Turkish jets buzzed the island while the Security Council met late without decisive action, amid deadly cross communal clashes.
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Nicosia
UPI
Neapolis
British High Commission
Cyprus
U.N
Turkey
Security Council
U.S
Francis T. P. Plimpton
Adlai Stevenson
Greece
Hungary
Zenon Rossides
Rossides
Rassides
Local teams win on the court across six schools
In last night’s play, New Castle High Union Mohawk Wilmington Ellwood City and Westminster posted basketball victories. Loyola and Michigan suffered upsets, turning the college slate. Neshannock Up celebrates dedicating a new wing.
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New Castle High
Union
Mohawk
Wilmington
Ellwood City
Westminster
Loyola
Michigan
Living Costs Reach All Time High in November
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose two tenths of a percent in November to 107.4, hitting a record level versus 1957-59 averages. Food and housing costs led the rise, with groceries higher on fresh vegetables and sugar and housing costs up across the board.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Labor Statistics
New Councilmen Call Budget Unrealistic in Jordan City
Incoming Mayor John C. Jordan and councilmen elect William J. Watkins and George Rigby criticize the 1964 city budget of 1,728,588 as unrealistic. They warn of a potential 280,000 deficit if adopted, and pledge a full 1963 financial accounting by January 20.
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John C. Jordan
Jordan
William J. Watkins
George Rigby
Death record Louis A. Statti 57 Ellwood City
Louis A. Statti, age 57, of Ellwood City died Saturday December 28 1963. Funeral arrangements were pending. He was a resident of Ellwood City and is survived by family members.
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Louis A. Statti
Ellwood City
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LBJ
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas C. Mann
inter-American Affairs
Moscoso
Mann
Jfk
West Berlin
Joseph B. Fleming
Shenango River
N.Y
Robert J. Serling
UPI Aviation Editor
United Nations
Adnan Kural
Dimitri Bitsios
Neshannock UP
Seer Eee
Cea Oe Society
Eee
Hercules
Lakonia
Centaur
Ve Grech
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