Licenses Issued for Russian Wheat Sale
The Commerce Department issued two conditional licenses totaling 40.6 million dollars to unnamed U.S. firms to sell wheat to the Soviet Union. Terms include shipping on U.S. vessels and payment conditions, with approval contingent on Soviet agreement. If accepted, this could signal larger future shipments as Moscow has shown broad interest in U.S. grain.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Interes Est
Weather County Forecast Saturday Turns Colder
County forecast shows Saturday partly cloudy and colder with highs in the 30s and lows around 15 to 20. Historic highs and lows for the date include 73 in 1946 and 2 in 1925, with recent metrics noting a high of 36 and low of 7 from a year ago. Hourly readings wrap to 8 am, then scattered values in the 20s to 50s range through the day and into the night.
Heavy Fog Strikes London and England
A thick fog and ice shrouded London and large areas of England during the night. The weather and dangerous driving were blamed for numerous highway accidents across the region.
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London
England
Mice Show Motivation Beyond Rewards, Study Says
Cleveland AP reports mice climbed 300 feet and ran three miles in a complex maze to explore for fun. UC Los Angeles researchers Daniel Brant and J Lee Kavanau said the findings suggest humans might be motivated by challenging problems rather than tangible rewards. The study presented at the 190th AAAS meeting notes that solving new problems could be more rewarding than material incentives.
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Cleveland
Hue Mans
Daniel Brant
J. Lee Kavanau
American Association’ For the Advancement of Science
University of California At
Los “Angeles
State Plans Second OHS Inspection Visit to Ottawa High
State education officials will again inspect Ottawa High School to issue specific facility upgrade recommendations. The board reports the school risks losing accreditation if improvements to library, PE toilets, showers, and lighting are not completed by June 30, 1964 per a Dec 11 letter from John Vigneron, accreditation director.
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Ottawa High School
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
John Vigneron
Kansas Elementary and
Tauy's Toot: People Survive in LA, Why Not Mars
A playful note questions human resilience by comparing life in Los Angeles to prospects on Mars. It suggests curiosity about adaptation and exploration while highlighting the enduring human spirit in challenging environments.
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Los Angeles
Mars
Nixon Closes Gap On Barry In Poll Of County Leaders
An October poll of Republican county leaders showed Barry Goldwater as the overwhelming choice for president. A second AP poll shows GOP leaders have revised views since Kennedy's death. Goldwater leads again but with reduced support from 85.1% to 44.2%. Nixon shows the greatest gains, with Lodge and Rockefeller also factoring in.
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Nixon
Barry
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Kennedy
Goldwater
Gold
Water
Arizona
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Committee
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Middle West
West
GOP
San Francisco
Lodge
Johnson
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater Signals 1964 Presidential Bid
Senator Barry Goldwater went on the attack against President Johnson from his Phoenix home, denouncing what he called political manipulation of Congress over the foreign aid bill. He criticized arm twisting of senators to rubber stamp executive demands as rash and out of order. Goldwater was recovering from heel surgery.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Goldwater
Congress
Senate Republicans
Phoenix
Senate
Merchants' Christmas Buying In Ottawa Holds Steady
Ottawa merchants report Christmas buying about the same as last year with scattered gains. White's Furniture notes sales up due to a new store, Litwin's claims the best December in 28 years, and Wassmer's sees 7 to 10 percent rise. Some stores like Goss's Montgomery Ward Irwin's report flat or down. weather and confidence in Johnson influence spending. last-minute rushes appear before Christmas.
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Carrie Feinstein
Ottawa
Bob White
White
David Mudrick
Litwin’s
John Wassmer
Wassmer's Clothing
Dick Walker
Gamble’s
Kennedy
Walker
Jack Goss
Lewis Irwin
Irwin's
Loren Latimer
Bob
Budge Roush
Budge’s Hardware
Lee Hysom
Penney’s
Dick Kahle
Cyprus peace fragile as patrols deploy amid clashes
British patrols moved through Nicosia to maintain security in Cyprus after five days of fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. A British soldier was wounded in the southeast, and talks among British Greek and Turkish garrisons failed to agree on mixed patrols due to language barriers. The cease fire held at Christmas, but sporadic gunfire lingered near the border as tensions persisted.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lameaca
Meditterranean
P,g, Young
Young
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pope Paul’s Holy Land Trip Sparks Muslim Christian Dialogue
A noted Islamic scholar predicts Pope Paul’s pilgrimage through Israel and Jordan will foster greater understanding between Christians and Muslims. He notes shared prophets and beliefs, differences in the nature of Jesus and the Trinity, and Islam’s five pillars guiding faithful life.
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Paul
Holy Land
Der
Pakistan
International Court
Pope Paul
Israel
Jordan
Jesus
Islam
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Yellow Martian Fog Makes Life Unlikely
Washington reports new evidence that yellow clouds on Mars are mainly nitrogen dioxide gas, not dust. Drs. Sebastian Karrer and Carl Kiess used spectroscopy to link the color changes to gas, igniting caution about Mars as a life host while seeking signs of water and life.
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Washington
Mars
Earth
Sebastian Karrer
Carl C. Kiess
Karrer
U,5
A. Kiess
Georgetown
Tory
Engineer in Normandy Checks for Hidden Dangers
In Normandy England AP reports engineer George Robins drove his car to a site near Thursday to assess if danger remained for people who might fall into a hazard. He conducted a precautionary check to determine if any immediate risk existed.
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Normandy
England
George Robins
Anoe
Nea
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