Showdown Averted at United Nations New Year Recess
The U N General Assembly began an 18 day New Year recess after closing 1964 without a Soviet U S clash over the Russians assembly vote Security Council calls for Congo cease fire and withdrawal of Tshombes mercenaries in a 10 0 vote with France abstaining The Assembly pauses until Jan 18 after Jordan and Mali split a two year term decision
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United Nations, N.Y. AP
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Organization of African Unity
Tshombe
France
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
General Assembly
Jordan
Mali
Quaison-Lackey
U.N
Bobby Baker Suit Settled Out of Court
The civil suit against Bobby Baker, former Senate majority secretary, was settled out of court with reports the settlement may reach around 30 000 dollars. Capitol Vending had sought 300 600 in damages, accusing Baker of using Senate influence to shift a contract from Melpar Inc. to another firm. Baker and co-defendants denied the charges.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
David J. Carliner
Capitol Vending Co
Capitol Vending
Baker
Melpar, Inc
Capitol
Serv-A Corp
Ernest G. Tucker
Fred B. Black
New Atrocities Reported in Congo Missionary Slaying
Refugees recount savage killing of American William McChesney by rebel forces at Wamba, the desecration of his body, and a broader massacre toll near 200 whites. Rescue of missionaries and hostages by mercenaries is described, with mentions of rebel leaders Lt. Gen. Olenga and Capt. Hassan Ismail amid ongoing captivity and threats.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
The
Congo
William McChesney
McChesney
Wamba
Moe Chesney
Mungbere
Nicholas Olenga
Olenga
Hassan Ismail
Japan Pledges Loyalty to U S Amid 1965 Tensions
Premier Eisaku Sato in Tokyo told the AP Japan will stand with the United States in 1965 against threats to peace from China and other Asian powers. He cited the security treaty guaranteeing U S defense of Japan until 1971 and saw no need to renew or strengthen it at present. The talks followed Sato's meetings with President Johnson and Ambassador Reischauer during a Washington visit.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Eisaku Sato
Associated Press
China
America
Sato
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
DiLuzio to Head Saline Office in Saline Water Service
Frank C. DiLuzio, 51, of Kensington Maryland, was named director for the Interior Department Office of Saline Water. He will replace Charles F. MacGowan who moves to a post as special assistant to Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. DiLuzio has been staff director of the Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee and was deputy manager of the Atomic Energy Commission operations in Albuquerque from 1957 to 1961.
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Johnson City, Tex
Albuquerque
Interior Department
Frank C. DiLuzio
Kensington
Charles F. MacGowan
Stewart Udall
DiLuzio
Sefiate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnson urges steps toward world peace with Soviet leaders
President Johnson told Kosygin and Mikoyan that strengthening world peace is the most urgent business. He urged a verified worldwide test ban, cutoff of fissile material for weapons, safeguards for peaceful nuclear power, and a freeze on offensive and defensive strategic systems. White House said the letters were not a greeting exchange. Johnson planned to work on the State of the Union and budget. Seaborg said the AEC budget will be down slightly but funds will rise for peaceful nuclear energy.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
White House
George FE. Reedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Austin
1000 Vehicles In Traffic Jam Near Siskiyou Summit
Heavy snowfall and jackknifed truck trailers blocked U S 99 at the California Oregon border. More than 1 000 vehicles were stranded as the Siskiyou summit saw 12 inches of new snow in 24 hours. The road opened briefly from 10 a m to 2 30 p m for chained cars before clogging again until 5 p m.
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Medford
Ore
Siskiyou
California-Oregon
U.S. 99
Siskiyous
New Year Drenched by Western Floods and Snow
Western floods and wintry storms waste New Year’s Eve as thousands across Washington Oregon northern California Idaho and Nevada face isolation and damage. Rescue efforts continue as crews clear roads in the Klamath National Forest and Eureka remains cut off by weather with power and water scarce. Authorities express cautious optimism that the disaster will end with no loss of life.
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San Francisco
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Klamath National Forest
Oulsie
Yreka
Civil Defense
Bill Sowle
Happy Camp
Sowle
Eureka
Eel River
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Medford
Ore
Cecilville
Calif
Salmon River
Klamath River
Klamath
U.S. 101
Marines Battle Viet Cong Ambush Near Graves Digging
Viet Cong ambushed 100 Vietnamese marines as they opened graves believed to hold four U.S. aircrew killed near Binh Ghia. A Marine captain was wounded. A U.S. helicopter was shot down while covering the recovery, its crew feared dead. Government troops retook Binh Ghia as fighting raged, one of the war’s longest actions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Binh Ghia
Defense Department
Washington
Dexter Man Killed Crossing U S 285 Near Roswell
Charlie Brown aged 60 of Dexter died after being struck by a car driven by Thomas A. Blake 18 of Roswell while Brown walked across U S 285 five miles south of Roswell. Police said Blake stated Brown walked into the car’s path. No charges will be filed.
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Charlie Brown
Dexter
U. S. 285
Roswell
Thomas A. Blake
Blake
Brown
Man's Death Investigated at Brady Rooming House
The body of Chester Kerley was found Wednesday night at 10 33 p m at 400 E Hendricks. Charles Robinson of the same address located the body in Kerley's bed. An inquest is set this afternoon in Judge Thompson's court. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Chester Kerley
E. Hendricks
Charles Robinson
Kerley
Brady Rooming House
J. P. L. O. Thompson
N M Road Toll So Far This Year 38
Road toll in New Mexico up to date shows 38 deaths for this year, compared with 367 at the same point last year. Figures indicate a sharp early-year increase in fatalities on state roads, prompting calls for improved safety measures and enforcement.
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N. M
Johnson settles labor department rift amid White House clash
President Johnson arranged a settlement ending a family dispute that nearly split relations among his administration, Congress and labor. Secretary Wirtz withdrew his demand for Undersecretary Henning’s resignation, easing tensions with AFL CIO chief Meany and Rep Powell who opposed the move. The dispute concerned policy approaches to major labor programs and Johnsons war on poverty.
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Washington
Johnson
Administration
Congress
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
John F. Henning
Wirtz
Henning
Aflcio
George Meany
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Meany
Big
Labor Federation
Labor Department
Mass Arrests Decimate Indian Reds
New Delhi reports mass arrests by Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, with over 5300 Reds jailed in nationwide raids. The government says the action prevented sabotage and a threatened revolutionary wave tied to China, while the Communist opposition accuses Shastri of fascist repression as his leadership falters.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Communist Party
China
Shastri
Reds
Babson's Financial Forecast for 1965 Feature
Roswell Daily Record readers will receive a special feature titled Babson's Financial Forecast for 1965. The piece surveys business volume tax cuts profits prospects and global issues and praises Roger Babson's blend of religion advertising and financial insight.
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Roswell
Babson
Britain
China
Roger Babson
Gloucester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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