U S Sets Passport Ban For North Viet Nam Visitors
The State Department bans travel by American citizens to North Viet Nam and other Communist areas unless granted special permission. Four named individuals are barred, with appeal rights. A 1958 appeals court decision cited as precedent is noted along with Cuba travel rulings.
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East Fights Snow as Storm Paralyzes Roads and Schools
A fierce blizzard paralyzed eastern regions with 14 foot drifts and heavy snow across Oswego and Syracuse delaying travel. Maryland and New Jersey reported deaths, widespread closures, and stranded motorists as barriers and cold persisted. In Israel, Golda Meir agreed to run as secretary general of Mapai.
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Mild quake rattles Philippines near Manila
A mild earthquake was felt today in the Philippines with shaking reported at Baguio, about 156 miles north of Manila. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Crash Kills Cattleman Refuses Navy Men to Talk About Klan
In Wellington New Zealand six U S Navy men died when a C47 crashed about 850 miles from the South Pole during Deep Freeze operations. The wreckage near Mile 60 on the Ross ice shelf held the bodies of Lt. Harold Morris and five others from VX6 Squadron. In Washington, Ernest Parker a Natchez cattleman and KKK member invoked the Fifth Amendment before the House Un American Activities Committee amid questions about the 1964 slaying of Charles Moore and Henry Dee. The committee cited Klansmen for contempt of Congress, with potential jail and fines, sending warrants to a grand jury in Washington. Shelton, imperial wizard of the United Klans of America, defied the committee by refusing records, a stance supported by votes in Congress.
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$3 Million Aids GOP Candidates
House Republicans received access to funding to aid reelection efforts. A report to GOP lawmakers outlined $1.8 million to help incumbents and $1 million to back other GOP hopefuls against Democrats. Rep. Bob Wilson, chairman of the Republican Campaign Committee, led the briefing.
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Insurance Chief Dies in Toronto Banquet Incident
John T. Bryden aged 59 president of North American Life Assurance Co. died Wednesday after slipping at a banquet for Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson.
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