Lady Bird Johnson Sees Change at LBJ Ranch Tour
Johnson City Texas First Lady Lady Bird Johnson guided a press tour of the 438 acre LBJ Ranch noting it no longer feels like home since the White House move. She highlighted changes including a new Secret Service box and a Chucks barbecued press conference on the Pedernales River banks. She praised rural electrification and farm to market roads as major national achievements.
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Turkish Jets Buzz Cyprus City Amid UN Charge Hearings
Nicosia faced a tense calm as three Turkish jets buzzed the capital at dawn while Duncan Sandys arrived to probe Greek Turkish clashes that have left dozens dead. U S and British officials held emergency talks with Archbishop Makarios as Cyprus’ factions clash over minority rights and veto power in the 1960 constitution.
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Cyprus Crisis Dims Hope For Cease Fire At UN
At an emergency United Nations Security Council session, Cyprus accused Turkey of moving warships toward the island, while Turkey denied invasion plans and said ships were merely passing between ports. The council adjourned without action, and Cyprus cited Greek Cypriots’ burning violence last weekend as context.
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Memorial display to honor General MacArthur opens in Norfolk
A public memorial exhibit of General Douglas MacArthur’s memorabilia including swords, guns, furniture, paintings, flags, papers, a corn cob pipe and cap will open in Norfolk on January 26, MacArthur’s 84th birthday. The general is slated to visit Norfolk on May 30 to dedicate a museum costing about 650000 dollars.
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Johnson City Texas Gifts for Erhard Party
In Johnson City Texas President Johnson prepared Texas souvenirs for West German chancellor Ludwig Erhard and his delegation, including distinctive cowboy hats as part of a welcoming gesture.
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Marines Cut Size Of Operation Snowflex
A Northern New York base spokesman says only 300 marines will participate in the winter training exercise next month, down from 1,200. No reason was given for the reduction. The exercise runs January 13 to 24 and marks the first non Army use of Camp Drum facilities.
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Open House At Executive Mansion On New Year's Day
Visitors to the Executive Mansion on New Year's Day will meet Gov and Mrs Rockefeller plus Lt Gov Wilson, Atty Gen Lefkowitz, and Comptroller Levitt and their wives. The open house runs 3 to 5 p m with no invitations required.
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Johnson Seeks Ike Guidance On Economy In Government
President Johnson says he will keep Dwight D. Eisenhower informed on late developments and seeks his counsel. He notes he also values suggestions from Herbert Hoover and Harry S Truman and plans briefings to be led by CIA Director John A. McCone. Johnson spoke at a ranch news conference with reporters under live oaks after riding a horse.
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Atomic bomb diseases claim Hiroshima deaths rise
Hiroshima Atomic Casualties Hospital reports 41 deaths this year from so called atomic bomb diseases linked to the 1945 blast. The latest victim is a girl born two days after the explosion who died of acute leukemia. Since September 1956 the hospital has treated 152,495 patients with atomic related illnesses.
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Fire Aboard President Ison in Yokohama Noninjury Freighter Blaze
Aboard the American freighter President Ison a fire broke out in Manila hemp cargo in hatch No 4 after leaving Yokohama for California. Firemen fought the blaze for more than Ts with the ship to port. No injuries reported and an investigation into the cause has begun.
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Communist paper hails Kennedy and Pope in year end review
The official French Communist party newspaper Humanite praises President John F Kennedy and Pope John XXIII as two men who faced the realities of their times. In a year end review it notes Kennedy's assassination and says Johnson assured no policy changes from his predecessor.
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No trace of overdue ship Castillo de Mont
A Spanish cruiser and two frigates in the Atlantic report no sign of the 10,300 ton Castillo de Mont seven days overdue on a Boston to destination voyage. The ship carried 9,000 tons of corn and had a crew of 37. It departed Boston December 5.
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Plane Wreckage Found in Lake New Glasgow Ont
Plane reportedly a Piper Commarche missing Nov 2 with three Detroit men en route to Buffalo. One body, William Nazzaro 31, washed ashore Nov 22. Divers found wreckage in Lake Erie off shore. police may attempt refloat. New Glasgow lies about 40 miles southwest of London.
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London
Red Bullet Kills American Pilot In Mekong Delta Flight
In Saigon a U S Army lieutenant was killed when a Communist bullet hit the cockpit of an HU-1B escort helicopter during a mission over Kien Hoa province in the Mekong Delta. The copilot brought the aircraft back safely. No other casualties or major damage reported. The lieutenant’s identity was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Burns Fatal in Binghamton Fire Incident
Mathew Michalek aged 79 of Binghamton died at Binghamton General Hospital from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire while burning trash on Thursday.
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Gift Leaves Newsboy Ten Thousand Dollars in Cleveland
Alfred Thurman, a 13 year old newsboy, learned Friday he inherited an estimated $10,000 from a customer who died last June. He said he planned to use the money to go to college and pursue medicine, noting he always cared for his customers including the benefactor William Stovall.
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Ithaca Golfer Kills Wife, Self
Prominent Ithaca golfer Carson Tarbell killed his wife Mary in Cayuga Heights with a shotgun and then shot himself as a psychiatrist appointment loomed. The bodies were found by his twin brother Carleton Tarbell, who said he found his sibling despondent. Coroner ruled homicide death by own action.
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Truman Applauds New York Mayor Wagner as Distinct Public Servant
Former President Harry S Truman praises Mayor Robert F Wagner of New York calling him an able and distinguished public servant in a brief diplomatic remark. The exchange underscores continued ties between national leadership and city government amid national affairs.
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Harry S. Truman
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Peace Talks between LBJ and Erhard Begin in Texas
President Johnson and West Germany’s Ludwig Erhard opened two days of talks at Johnson’s Texas ranch aiming for a broader peace. Rusk forecast 1964 as a probing year for peace amid global tensions, notably Berlin Cuba and Vietnam, with cautious optimism.
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U S Demands Damages After Sofia Demonstrations
In Sofia the United States sought compensation for damages to U S property after about 3000 demonstrators attacked the U S legation. Four American cars were overturned and legation windows smashed while no personnel were injured. The U S assures demonstrations will be prevented.
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Subzero Burst Across Northeast and Midwest Weather
Parts of the Midwest and Northeast faced record cold as 1963 ended its final weekend with subzero temperatures. Minnesota reported deep freezes at International Falls and Hibbing, while New York, New England, and the Dakotas also posted below zero readings. Snow and rain affected the West and strong cold extended from Wisconsin to the Great Lakes region.
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Tippit Family Fund Passes $423,774 Mark
Dallas police report the Tippit family fund has reached 423 thousand plus after a final tally nears completion. The fund supports the widow and three children of Dallas Police Officer J D Tippit, who was killed while attempting to arrest Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of President Kennedy, with donations arriving from across the country.
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Vatican Hosts First Meeting With Orthodox Leader
Pope Paul VI received Metropolitan Athenagoras of the Orthodox Constantinople in a historic audience. The talks centered on a potential Roman Catholic summit in the Holy Land next weekend. Athenagoras then met with Amleto Cardinal Cicognani and waited for Orthodox replies on a Papal meeting.
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Odorous Parcel Found At Atlanta Post Office
Postal workers seek the sender of a mailed shipment containing raccoon skins. The unclaimed item, a gunny sack, lacks a cured finish and must be held for 60 days under postal rules. The sender's address is unknown.
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Early Risers Will See Moon Eclipse
The moon will undergo a 33 hour eclipse visible across North America and western South America. In the eastern United States observers should rise before 4:25 a.m. EST to view the start, with full shadow from 5:28 to 6:47 and the eclipse ending about 7:50.
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