U S Aids Policy Stays Steady Despite South Viet Nam Change
U S officials meeting in Honolulu say South Viet Nam's government shift will not alter U S policy. No major changes in economic aid are anticipated, as McNamara Rusk and Lodge prepare to report to President Kennedy. Adm Felt says a faster pace against the North is hoped for.
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Malcolm Barr Honolulu
South Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S. State Department
Honolulu
Robert Manning
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul D. Harkins
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Saigon
Washington
D.C
Honoluque
McNamara
Kennedy
Manking
Rusk
Lodge
Japan
Arthur Sylvester
Defense For Public Information
Adm
Felt
Hoffa Defense Attorney Barred From Federal Courts
Nashville attorney Z T Osborn Jr accused of offering 10000 through a middleman to a juror to influence Hoffa's trial. Federal judges sign an order banning Osborn from practicing in all federal courts amid jury tampering charges. Hoffa, six others to face trial in Nashville on conspiring to influence jurors under Taft Hartley Act. Osborn helped defend Hoffa in 1962. Judge Miller described Osborn's statements as false and untruthful.
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Barney Ballard
Nashville
Osborn
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hotta
Miller
Robert D. Vick
Ralph A Elliott
Elliott
District Court
Vick's
Vick
el? Osborn
Tennessee
U.S. Supreme Court
Pre Registration Period Planned At WU Next Month
Western New Mexico University will trial a spring pre registration on December 5 and 6 for currently enrolled students to register for spring classes ahead of the regular January 30 and 31, 1964 period. Dean Donald Overturf notes advanced counseling and preregistration help limit class size clashes with new students, reduce lines, and speed the process.
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Western New Mexico University
Donald Overturf
Kennedy frames New Frontier as bipartisan space program
President Kennedy described the aerospace and science initiative as a bipartisan national effort. He said the New Frontier slogan belongs to all parties and urged support amid Texas campaign visits with Lyndon Johnson. The Senate cut $90 million from the Moon program, leaving $4.1 billion.
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Albert ‘Thomas
D-Tex
Medical Center
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Final Plans For Grant County Youth Conference Friday Night
On Friday at 7 40 pm, Light Hall on the Western New Mexico University campus hosts a Grant County Conference on Youth. The League of Women Voters sponsors a public service event inviting county residents to join discussion groups matching their interests and roles in the community.
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Grant County Conference On
Light Hall
Western New Mexico University
The
League of Women
League of Women Voters
Grant County
Pete Escobedo
Thomas Pearse
Joe Block
Vo. J. Laney
John Morton
Leland Stone
Lewis Spencer
Stone
League
Christine Simko Faces Pain After Leg Amputation
Christine Simko, 11 days after right leg amputation at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, endures pain and emotional turmoil. Doctors call her distress normal as she recoils from touch, seeks relief from pills, and clings to aides during discomfort. Her mother, Lily Simko, discusses surgery, court involvement, and support while noting Christine questions the necessity of the operation.
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Cleveland
Christine Simko
Christine
Lyear
Lily
Simko
Distress Ads Used To Bilk Local Patrons
Distress merchandise mailings inflamed by an ad agency aimed at collecting on overdue storage charges and unpaid freight. The Daily Press halted ads after BBB report. Firms allegedly lack offices, rely on phone services. Gimmicks include low price merchandise and scarce coffee and soap orders.
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Daily Press
Better Business Bureau
Birdman of Alcatraz Dies in U.S. Hospital
Robert L. Stroud known as the Birdman of Alcatraz died of natural causes in a Springfield Missouri federal medical facility. Government sources said full details would be released once relatives are confirmed.
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Washington (Ap
Robert L. Stroud
Alcatraz
Federal Medical Facility
Springfield
Blonde Widow To Testify In Senate Baker Probe
Mrs Gertrude Novak widow of Alfred Novak and partner in the Carousel Motel at Ocean City Md appears before the Senate Rules Committee to testify on Baker's business dealings and related transactions. The case centers on Baker who resigned as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority amid conflict of interest allegations. Novak spoke of her husband’s death and ensuing turmoil tied to the motel and Baker's dealings with a vending firm, sparking renewed scrutiny of Baker's finances.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Robert G. Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Gertrude
Trudy) Novak
Senate
Small Business Committee
Novak
Baker
Alfred S. Novak
Ocean City
Serv -U Vending Co
Baker and Associates
Hill
Congo to Break Diplomatic Ties With Red Nations
Premier Adoula plans to expel Soviet and Czechoslovak diplomats after seizing their documents showing subversion in the Congo. Letters to eject the Russians and Czechs were being readied, with final timing left to Adoula. Reported arrests include Soviet journalist Benik Beknazar-Jurbachev and two embassy staffers.
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Congo
Robin Mannock
Leopold
Cyricde Adoula
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Adoula
Foreign Ministry
Benik Beknazar - Jurbachev
Novosti
Leopoldville
Boris Voronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
Congol Republic
Christophe Gbenye
Patrice Lumumba
China
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Ghenye
Gizengst
Sare
Cantalese
Miakotnykh
Sbenye
Brazzabille
Cambodia not turning on West says envoy
Ambassador Mong Kimny told the State Department Cambodia will not seek military aid from China or join the Soviet bloc. He said Sihanouk aims to be neutral and asks only for a gradual U.S. aid withdrawal within six months.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington
Cambodia
Mong ‘Kimny
State Department
Norodom Sihanouk
Kimny
Viet Nam
Laois
Camboia
Himay
Geneva
Indo
China
Laos
Sihanouk
Peking
United States
Sihenouk
U.S
Mere Kimny
Avil
U S Court Rules For Doctor In Malpractice Suit
The U S Court ruled in favor of Dr. H P Borgeson of Alamogordo in a malpractice case filed by California residents Jesse LeVan and daughter Jeanne LeVan seeking 110000 for alleged negligent diagnosis and treatment after the girl, 13, fell into a motel pool in Alamogordo in August 195%. Judge Waldo H Rogers heard the non jury suit in November and the verdict was announced Wednesday by a court attache.
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H. P. Borgeson
Alamogordo
California
Jesse LeVan
Jeanne’ M. le van
Borgeson
Waldo H. Rogers
Mystery Of Giant Balloon Clarified In Grant County
Mrs Donald Wendt of the McKinney Ranch on Lordsburg Highway told the Daily Press four balloons were launched from the ranch by the Air Force yesterday. The launches occurred between 7 and 7 15 am after Air Force asked permission and prepared at about 3 am. A crew with eight to ten trucks conducted the launches and radar tracked them. The crew did not disclose balloon type or purpose.
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Grant County
Donald Wendt
McKinney Ranch
Lordsburg
Daily Press Today
Air Force
Eye In Sky Spy Network Moves Ahead
Dr Harold Argo described the two 300-pound 21 sided satellites launched October 16 as solar observatories. They perform sentry duty and return space radiation data for NASA and the manned space flight program while Sandia Labs analyzes broadcasts from about 70 000 miles in space. The satellites are part of a research and development study of space based detection, not fully operational against secret nuclear tests.
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Sandia Corp
Argo
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