Soviet Leader Optimistic On Peace In 1964
Moscow AP reports Premier Khrushchev sees reasonable prospects for US Soviet agreements in 1964. He cites arms race slowdowns and tensions easing including force reductions, military spending cuts, nonaggression pacts, no nuclear proliferation, and withdrawal of foreign troops, praising Lyndon Johnson’s halt to the cold war.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Alliance
Shapiro
Tass
Lyndon Johnson
Cuban Workers Pressured Into Voluntary Savings System
Exile group the anti Castro Revolutionary Workers Federation claims Cuban workers contribute 20 million pesos monthly from paychecks into a government savings scheme. Refuges report red tape blocks withdrawals. average deposits reach 10 pesos per worker monthly among about 2 million workers. A peso is officially pegged at $1.
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Miami
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Committee to Decide Cotton Legislation in Washington
Agriculture Department advisory committee on cotton meets January 6 and 7 to choose between two bills. The Cooley bill would authorize subsidies to mills to buy cotton at competitive foreign prices, while the Talmadge Humphrey proposal would let cotton prices drop to the world price level.
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Agriculture Department
Advisory Committee
House
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Wednesday KSIL Radio Schedule and News Lineup
The schedule lists KSIL programming for Wednesday including MBS News Three T Time, Farm News, weather, sports, and various talk shows. Highlights feature Grant County reports, ABC News break, Paul Harvey, Kennecott Copper coverage, and multiple public service segments across daytime and afternoon slots.
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MBS
Time Farm
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Grant County
New Mexico Newa
Assembly of God
Timet
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Take
Cartlon Fredericks Platt
Denver
World ‘Today
Public Service
Time In the Land of Music
American National Bank News
ABC Sports World of Modern Sound
Schildkraut Signs for Broadway Musical Cafe Crown Debut
After 50 years of acting Joseph Schildkraut signs for his first musical Cafe Crown. The show comes to Broadway this season adapting the 1942 comedy about a legendary Lower East Side restaurant. Schildkraut last appeared locally in The Diary of Anne Frank in 1955.
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Joseph Schildkraut
Cafe Crown
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Lower East Side
Schildkraut
Anne Frank
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