South Viet Nam Names Khanh New Strong Man
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, South Viet Nam's new military strong man, urged Western support for the anti Communist war. He criticized France's De Gaulle while planning a caretaker government and personal command of the war effort. U.S. Ambassador Lodge urged a nationwide appeal to rally public backing.
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South Viet Nam
West
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
China
Khanh
Free World
de Gaulle
Paris
France
Viet Nam
Perruche
Tho
National Union
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Confusion in Nursery at Fitzsimons General Hospital
In Denver a mix up in the Fitzsimons General Hospital nursery leaves Maj. Ella York as a nurse there and her twin sister also named Maj. Ella York on duty. Newborn Betty and Belinda York are the twin daughters of Sgt. Gordon L. York and his wife. The family and the nurses are unrelated.
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Denver
Colo
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Army
Ella York
Maj
Betty
Belinda York
Sgt
Gordon L. York
Rifle Cartridge Cases Tie Beckwith Case To Evers Killing
FBI agent Poppleton said microscopic tests matched cartridge cases found near the Evers home with 30.06 shells fired from a gun Beckwith allegedly traded to ballistics witness Ennis McIntyre. McIntyre testified he sold a 30.06 Enfield rifle to Beckwith in 1960 for 29.50, linking the weapon to the 1963 ambush of Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi.
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Jackson
Miss. P
Medgar
Beckwith
Mississippi
Delta County
Ennis Thornton McIintyre
Poppleton
FBI
McIntyre
William L. Waller
Cookware Firm Admits Using Johnson Name in TV Spot
Albert G. Young testified before the Senate Rules Committee that he used President Johnson’s name in TV advertising for his cookware line but did not speak with Johnson about the deal. The inquiry centers on advertising time on an Austin station linked to Johnson’s family and Robert G. Baker’s business ties.
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Washington
Albert G. Young
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Young
Austin
Tex
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
B. Everett Jordan
Rules Committee
Honeoye Falls Driver Killed in Monroe County Crash
Robert J. Marlin aged 18 of Honeoye Falls died in a two car collision near the Honeoye Falls area in Monroe County. The crash involved his vehicle and another car.
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Honeoye Falls
Robert J. Marlin
Monroe County
U S birth rate seen steady but future population growth eye opening
Amid falling birth rates the United States still births over 4 million a year. November births reached 327000, the lowest since 1953. Projections from Population Reference Bureau show 11 to 20 million women aged 20s by 1980–2000 and potential population rise to 344 million by 2000 and over a billion by 2865.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
Population Reference Bureau
U.S
Firing Squad Kills Moscow Mad Slayer
Moscow’s Vladimir Ionesyan, accused of killing five people and raping a girl, was executed by firing squad. His mistress Alevtina Dmitrieva received 15 years in prison after aiding the killer. The former comedy singer and Dmitrieva were tried at a secret location. pardon pleas were denied.
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Moscow UP
Moscow
Vladimir Ionesyan
Tass
Ionesyan
Alevtina Dmitrieva
Supreme Court
Philippine Leader 94 Suffers Heart Attack
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, 94, renowned Philippine revolutionary leader, was reported resting well after another heart attack. He was stricken Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital where he has spent much of the last four years.
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Manila
UPI
Emilio Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Inside Radio 2 Editorials Unerals 3 Obituary Personals 3
Editorials and obituaries feature in the Fulton section with brief notices on death and local tributes. Public announcements and sport items are listed among classifieds and personals with concise summaries of events and local names.
Cyprus Peace Plan Clears Turkish Greece Acceptance
Greece and Turkey inform Britain they accept a US British plan to send an allied peacekeeping force to Cyprus. Makarios may veto unless the force is UN controlled. Turkish Cypriots oppose, fearing no reinforcements for Turkey’s 650 man garrison on Cyprus.
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Turkey
U. S
London
Britain
Cyprus
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Feridun Cemal Erkin
United States
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Rockefeller campaign widens gap with Johnson and Goldwater
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller presses a coast to coast challenge to Johnson and Goldwater. His Nashua New Hampshire and California trips feature Q and A forums seen as boosting his bid. He heads to Oregon next week. Jackie Robinson resigns from Chock Full O Nuts to join Rockefeller campaign group.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nashua
N. H
California
Oregon
Jackie Robinson
Chock Full O’ Nuts Coffee and Restaurant Company
Goldwater Attacks Johnson on Cold War Policies in Missouri
GOP hopeful Barry Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of “cockeyed thinking” on cold war policy and “bunkum” on Cuba. Speaking to more than 500 Republicans in Kansas City he urged a clear GOP alternative and criticized Defense Secretary McNamara for not proving missile reliability. He said the administration fails to tell the people the whole truth and drew repeated applause.
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Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Cuba
Missouri
Goldwater
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
U. S
Man Lets Stranger Carry Baby at Service Station
After 23 years running a service station Dene McCormack was surprised when a young woman seeking work asked him to care for her three month old son. He said he was too surprised to refuse.
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Denverp
Dene McCormack
McCormick
McCormack
Cigarette Tax Receipts Drop in Illinois in 1964 Start
The Illinois Department of Revenue reports a drop of more than $500,000 in cigarette taxes for the first 30 days of 1964. Director Harry L. Hulman ties the decline to the January 11 Surgeon General report on smoking and health.
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Chicago
Illinois Department of Revenue
Harry L. Hulman
Hulman
Echo II Bounces Voice From Rome to Columbus in Tests
The Echo II satellite transmitted a voice from Rome New York to Columbus Ohio in a test. Engineers at the Rome Air Development Center Griffiss Air Force Base reported the Friday test as the best since launch last week. The Rome team spoke with colleagues at Ohio State University during the communication.
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Washington
Rome
N.Y
Columbus
Ohio
Rome Air Development Center
Griffis Air Force Base
Goddard Space Flight Center
Here
New York
Ohio State University
Sit-In Anniversary Demonstrations Spark Protests Nationwide
On the fourth anniversary of the Greensboro sit-in, Atlanta faces possible renewed downtown picketing and protests. SNCC leaders hint at novel actions in Chapel Hill while Cleveland hosts a sit-in that became a sleep-in. CORE and SNCC leaders warn of continued demonstrations if segregation persists.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Cleveland Board of Education
New York
Greensboro
N.C
Atlanta
Cleveland
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Tuckegee
Ala
Ranger 6 Aims Hit Moon Target Early Sunday
Pasadena scientists confirm Ranger 6 is on course to strike the Mare Tranquillitatis area at about 4 24 am EST Sunday. The mission will capture over 3000 pictures using wide and narrow angle cameras to study surface roughness for future astronaut landings.
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Pasadena
Calif
Cape Kennedy
Fila
Mare Tranquillitatis
Earth
United States
Soviet Union
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
No. 6
Russian Schoolteacher Wins Third Gold at Innsbruck Olympics
Lidia Skoblikova, a 24 year old married Siberian schoolteacher, captured the 1 000 meters speed skating title for her third Olympic gold. She previously won the 1 500 and 500 meter events, setting an Olympic record in the latter. The Soviet sweep also included Claudia Boyarskikh leading a 1 2 3 finish in the 10 kilometer ski race as Russia piled up medals.
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Lidia Skoblikova
Soviet Union
Innsbruck
Austria
Lidia
Claudia Boyarsxikh
Tokyo
Janice Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Barbara Lockhart
Chicago
Marie Lawler
Minneapolis
Jeanne Ashworth
Lake Placid
Veikko Kankkonen
Finland
Kankkonen
Engan
Not Expecting VIP Bid Says P. C. Director
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver says he does not expect to be the Democratic vice presidential nominee. He notes his favorable view of Robert F. Kennedy as a potential pick and downplays any self‑promoted bid while discussing funding needs and a possible new anti poverty agency.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Robert F. Kennedy
Shriver
Johnson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N. Y
Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Ford Theater Closes After 92 Years of Shows
The Ford Theater in Baltimore ends 92 years of performances with a farewell tonight. About 1,800 people attend the final performance of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum as the venue is set to become a parking lot. The theater opened October 3, 1871 with As You Like It, later linked to John T. Ford who built the Washington Ford Theater.
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Baltimore
Ford's
Theodore McKeldin
James W. Wallack
Ord
Opera House
Booth Theater
New York
John T. Ford
Ford Theater
Washington
Lincoln
Final Rites For Alan Ladd
Hollywood funeral services will be held for veteran actor Alan Ladd at the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Glendale. Ladd died Wednesday at his Palm Springs home at age 50 with cause still undetermined. Deputy Coroner Drake said death may have stemmed from something he ate or drank and an autopsy is not yet complete.
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Hollywood
Alan Ladd
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Ladd
Palm Springs
Robert Drake
Crew Abandons Dutch Freighter Titan in North Sea
Norwegian coast station reports the Dutch freighter Titan sinking off Egersund after heavy seas broke in hatches. Crew abandoned ship at 12 59 p.m. and the last message indicated it was taking water rapidly. The number of crew aboard was unavailable.
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Norway
North Sea
Titan
Egersund
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