France Recognizes Communist China. Paris to Exchange Ambassadors
Paris officials announce France will establish diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China and exchange ambassadors within three months. The move prompts denouncements from Nationalists and a mixed reaction from Moscow and Washington, which deems it unfortunate amid Asian tensions.
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Traffic Toll Rises To 64 In Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s 1964 highway death toll reached 64 after four weekend fatalities. Joan Amato of Madison died in a Highway 30 crash in western Waukesha County. her husband was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Merlin Wickersham of Monroe died when a car overturned on Highway 11 near Hazel Green. Lester Freitag of Denmark Township, Minn., perished in a three car crash near Hudson. John Sweeney of Hurley was killed after being struck crossing a street in a snowstorm. Charles Williams of Green Bay died from injuries from a crash near Oostburg.
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Oostburg
Sheboygan County
China protests as India flies into its air space
Chinese authorities issued a strong protest note demanding India halt aircraft incursions after China News Agency reported 42 Indian sorties into Chinese air space during the last quarter of 1963. The note underscores rising tensions over border air operations.
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Missiles Deeper Trust Shown By McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Congress he has no hesitancy about U S missiles reliability and that missiles are more dependable than bombers for reaching targets. He defended the program against criticisms of overkill and pledged certainty of retaliation against Soviet cities under any circumstances.
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GM Reports Unprecedented 1963 Earnings and Growth
General Motors posted a record $1.59 billion in net income for 1963 on $16.5 billion in sales, with new highs in car and truck production, payroll, and per share earnings. Worldwide vehicle sales reached 5.97 million, payroll rose to $43 billion, and dividends climbed to $1.14 billion.
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Congo Rebels Kill American Missionary in Kwilu
An American woman missionary was killed and another wounded by rebels in Kwilu province as the Congo war on Christian missions intensified. The central government attributed rebel support to Red China and deployed 450 soldiers, while reports tied the violence to Pierre Mulele’s group.
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Spy satellites detect ICBM launches from Florida and California
President Johnson said two U S military spy satellites have detected several intercontinental ballistic missile launches from Cape Kennedy and Vandenberg. The system would use infrared sensors to provide continuous global surveillance of missile launches. No launch dates or major satellite details were disclosed.
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House and Senate to Put Big Bills on Friday
Congress prepares for the civil rights and tax cut bills. The civil rights measure heads to the House floor Friday with amendments set for next week, while the $115 billion tax cut moves toward the Senate floor by Friday or early next week. Senator Long to pilot the bill in the Senate, Byrd defers. Filibuster expected on civil rights, and House Senate negotiations loom large. Robert G. Baker hearings may add action as Max H. Karl testifies.
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Freighter Arrives to Carry Grain to Soviet Union
The freighter Exilona arrived in Norfolk with 6,500 tons of surplus grain for shipment to the Soviet Union. Loading was to begin Tuesday under Captain Edward J. Jungerheld of New York aboard the American Export-Isbrandtsen Line vessel Exilona.
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New York
Grants and Loans Are Proposed for Growing Suburbs
President Johnson urged Congress to authorize federal grants and loans to speed suburban expansion for new classrooms streets and utilities while pushing a national housing and community development program. He called for a Cabinet Department of Housing and Community Development and swift action on a mass transit bill. He proposed 5 000 new public housing units yearly for four years and authority to lease or buy existing housing for conversion to public housing, plus a $1.4 billion urban renewal package over two years. The proposal marks a bold shift toward aid to fast growing suburbs amid ongoing public housing and urban renewal efforts.
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Five-Cent Tax Hike Is Urged On Cigarettes
Washington AP Sen. Gaylord Nelson proposes a five cent per pack increase in the federal cigarette tax to fund a one year ten billion dollar campaign to destroy poverty as it exists in America. He asserts the tax will do no harm and may reduce smoking among youth. He notes state taxes average about forty nine cents and aligns the proposal with President Johnsons poverty war.
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Gaylord Nelson
D - Wis
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Cars Pile Up on Lake Butte des Morts Bridge
A late Saturday snow accident on Lake Butte des Morts Bridge caused a chain reaction with about a dozen vehicles involved. Damages totaled $3,310 to $3,510. Several drivers, including David Bowdr, Winter, and Ralph Woodroten, were injured and transported to Mayo Hospital.
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