Foreign Arms Sales Report Sparks Senate Debate
A Senate committee report on Defense Department foreign arms sales reveals a 600 percent rise in overseas orders since 1962, totaling 12.1 billion. The document says aggressive campaigns aid U S military sales but worry about side effects on international tensions and policy aims.
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Adventures in Memory Offers Self Training Method
A Chicago publisher promotes a simple memory technique said to boost business and social standing. The ad claims memory mastery enhances influence in conversations and public functions and offers a free book titled Adventures in Memory mailed to readers who send name address and zip code to Memory Studies at 835 Diversey Parkway Chicago Illinois 60614.
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Baker faces prison as jury convicts him of tax evasion
Robert Baker, once confidant to powerful U.S. figures and an associate of Johnson era elites, is found guilty by a U.S. District Court jury after seven hours of deliberation on charges of tax evasion larceny and fraud. Sentencing set for a later date. Baker's attorney plans an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Bobby) Baker
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D-Okla
U.S
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Japan Ruling Party Wins Another Big Majority in Vote
In Tokyo, Prime Minister Eisaku Sato’s Liberal Democratic Party won a reduced Lower House majority, securing about 68 seats fewer than in 1963 yet aided by independents. The Communist and Socialist opposition suffered losses, while Komeito and Democratic Socialists made gains amid a 47 million vote turnout.
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Clean Government
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Convalescents and water-on remedies cited
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Moon race urged to end for mankind cooperation
London AP reports Sir Bernard Lovell calling on the United States and the Soviet Union to halt their moon race. He urged space collaboration after the deaths of three American astronauts, warning the endless pursuit risks safety and ethics and proposing a global, joint approach to space exploration.
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San Antonio Light and Gazette Publication Rates Notice
Publication office details and subscription rates for San Antonio and Texas towns are listed. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, Sunday only, and mail variants. The notice also states associated press content rights and republication exclusions.
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When baldness makes you look older than you are
The speaker warns that balding can add years to one’s appearance and urges early action to address thinning hair by combating focal conditions that cause hair loss.
U S Returns Chinese Junk After Rescue Mission
The United States repaired and resumed Communist China relations after rescuing 48 Chinese fishermen from a junk off North Vietnam in December. Flown to Hong Kong January 9, they were transferred to 19 Communist officials at the Chinese border. The junk was repaired at a U S base in South Vietnam and shipped to Hong Kong aboard a U S Navy vessel before transfer.
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London Bridge Bumped by Ship Collision Reported
London’s Tower Bridge was struck on its south side by the Spanish freighter Monte Urquiola, a 8,392-ton vessel. No injuries reported. bridge closed two hours as surveyors checked for damage and found none serious.
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