Viet Peace Proposals On Agenda Continued From Page One
President Johnson and Pakistani leader Ayub Khan held frank talks on Kashmir and Viet Nam during Ayub’s White House visit. A 35 minute conference followed dinner with Vice President Humphrey as aides described relaxed private discussions. Talks linked to the upcoming Tashkent meeting and emphasized keeping U.S.-Pakistan ties open and amicable.
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Ayub
Johnson
United States
Pakistan
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Frank
Kashmir
Viet Nam
National Press Club
Ayub-Johnson
Tashkent
Governor Sawyer Gets Golf Ball Gift From Staff
Gov. Grant Sawyer marked his 47th birthday with a dozen golf balls from his staff. Three balls feature his rival, Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt, as a gag gift. An aide said the governor will focus more and swing harder when playing with them.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
Paul Laxalt
Ayub, Shastri Meet to Discuss Soviet Soil Talks
Authorities pace a Shastri Johnson meeting set for Feb 12 amid Ayub's Paris departure. No prediction on resuming U S economic aid to Pakistan as military aid remains halted for both Pakistan and India on the tense backdrop of talks.
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Ayub
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri-Johnson
Paris
U.S
Pakistan
Cass Daley Recovering From Major Abdominal Cancer Surgery
Comedienne Cass Daley, 47, is recovering after a seven hour abdominal cancer operation on December 6. She is reported in good condition at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica California. Daley, a singer and comic, appeared with Bob Hope on television last year.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Comedienne
Cass Daley
St. John’s Hospital
Miss Daley
Bob Hope
United States to lend India 73.5 million rupees aid package
The United States agreed to lend India 73.5 million rupees of surplus American foods. Part of the loan funds the Industrial Development Bank of India to refinance loans for industrial development, while the remainder supports the Investment Corp of India aiding private firms in planning and executing projects.
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New Delhi
United States
India
Industrial Development Bank of India
Investment Corp. of India
Median U S income rose $140 yearly 1947 to 1964 census says
The Census Bureau reports inflation adjusted median family income in the United States increased by about $140 per year over the period 1947 to 1964. The finding highlights steady real earnings growth amid postwar economic expansion and rising household prosperity.
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United States
Census Bureau
Deaths and funerals from Indiana and Illinois towns
Obituaries from Sullivan, Terre Haute, Bedford, Clinton, and surrounding areas list the deaths of Rebecca Byers Powell 80 of 909 Crawford, Dave Persinger 52, James E Woods 42, Bertha A Kronmiller 98, George Doane Fee 65, Catherine Nourse 42, Martha Densmore 69, Virginia Asbury 59, Mary Headly 80, Mrs Anna Mc Cracken 70, John Padgett 53, Charles Hoggatt Sr 77, Hattie McFadden 72, Ray Townsend 45, Nancy Williams 92, Catherine Bassett 94, Charles Sayre 79 with funeral details and survivors including spouses children and siblings. Services at various funeral homes and churches across Indiana and Illinois with interments at Highland Lawn and other local cemeteries.
Four Men Arrested After Payroll Robbery Scuffle
Four men were arrested after a scuffle in Birmingham. Police recovered about 35,000 pounds believed stolen in a payroll robbery Tuesday. The heist involved 41,065 pounds on its way to workers at a small arms plant.
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Birmingham
England
Obituary for Local Man Survived by Family Ties
He is survived by the widow Amanda, three sons Charles Jr Terre Haute John and Ralph both of Clinton a sister Mrs Nellie Godfrey Shelburn 12 grandchildren and 19 great. Services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at First Funeral Home. Burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Wednesday.
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Crawford St
Church of Christ
Unn Campbell
Indianapolis
Thomas Byers
Robert Webster
Roachdale
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Terre Haute
Dora Martin
Clinton
Mae Crowner
Brazil
Thomas Funeral Home
William Saunders
Bridgeton
Dave A. Persinger
Blaine Ave
Union Hospital
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David
Harvey
Collinsville
Okla
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Atlanta
James E
Bud’ Woods
Bud” Woods
Bedford
State
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Jimmy
Mark
John
Drew
LeRoy Woods
Marion Lee
Ottawa
Kan
Howard
Milton
Fla
Carson
Catherine Nourse
Louisville
J. C. Rutledge
Luther Rutledge
Buddy Rutledge
Ela Hughes
Russell Funeral Home
Noel Hord
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Burn
Mary Sherman
Sullivan
Shelburn Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Mary
Evan
el Paso
Tex
James
Thomas Jr
Alexandria
Dorothy Ellen Tuttle
Ortonville
Mich
Hazel Greenwood
Ruth Gummere
Eleanor Johns
McHugh
K. E. Spencer
Little Flock Cemetery
Hillsdale
Ind
Mary Nettie Headly
Vermillion County Hospital
EUB
Herschel
Linton
Floyd
Wayne
Everett Green
Welch and Cornett
Dale Hembaugh
Fairview Cemetery
Bloomfield
John W. Padgett
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Bicknell Eagles Lodge
Nina
Carmen
Lyons
Lula Padgett
Elizabeth Boyles
Lucy Tannehill
Greenfield
Ellen Hobbs
Anderson
Fairbanks
Hattie McFadden
St. Anthony Hospital
Collas Shaw
Lawrenceville
Eunice Hubbert
Mattoon
Evelyn Cooper
Carlotta Hensley
Fairbanks Missionary Baptist Church
Drake Cemetery
BeBaun Funeral Home
Prairie Creek
Chrisman, Ill
Charles Sayre
Christmas
Scott Funeral Home
Mt. Carmel
Richard Sayre
Greenwood
Miss
Elizabeth Feeler
Alton
Perry
Montezuma
Amanda
Charles Jr
Ralph
Nellie Godfrey
Shelburn
Walnut Grove Cemetery
ITT Fort Wayne Wins 500000 Contract for High Elevation Camera
ITT Fort Wayne division received a $500,000 federal contract to develop a camera for photographing weather patterns from 22,000 miles above Earth. The device will be synchronized with Earth's rotation to capture weather at 12 minute intervals.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Fort Wayne
Maj Gen Unger Yarborough Honored by Korea
South Korea awarded the Order of Service Merit medals to Maj. Gen. Ferdinand T. Unger former commander of the U.S. 7th Army in Korea and Maj. Gen. William P. Yarborough senior member of the U.N. Military Armistice Commission.
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Washington
South Korea
Ferdinand T. Unger
U.S. 7Th Army
Korea
William P. Yarborough
U.N. Military Armistice Commission
Rain and Snow Sweep Indiana Amid mild Temps
A mix of light rain and snow persists in Indiana for at least two days with highs near the mid 30s to 40s and a 5 day outlook of up to 0.75 inch of precipitation in southern areas. Temperatures are expected 4 to 8 degrees above normal with a colder shift and snow flurries possible Friday across most of the state. Fort Wayne lows around 30 with Evansville at 45 and Indianapolis at 40.
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United Press International
Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Russia warns of new space vehicle tests near Pacific
The Soviet Union announced plans to test a new landing system for space vehicles starting Thursday. It warned ships and aircraft to avoid a central Pacific area for 50 months due to possible booster rocket debris. Tass provided coordinates about 500 miles south of the Aleutians and 2,000 miles east of Japan, with tests lasting until June 1.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Central Pacific Ocean
Tass
Aleutian Islands
Japan
Somerset Maugham Sinking Again in France
Doctors report British author Somerset Maugham, 91, is deteriorating again after a stroke. His temperature rose markedly. physician George Rosanoff said Tuesday's improvement did not continue and the condition is not yet catastrophic, though he has been in a coma since Saturday.
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Nice
France
Somerset Maugham
George Rosanoff
Maugham
Rosanoff
Mailman May Receive Cookies From Office Staff
A reporter notes gifts for a mailbox worker and describes federal ethics rules for Civil Service staff. A congressional assistant says staff receive small gifts like candy, which they typically eat, implying minimal formal restrictions.
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Civil Service
Congress
Congressional
Hepburn film delayed. expecting second child in July
Audrey Hepburn and husband Mel Ferrer were to start a new film in May but the project is postponed. The Academy Award winner and Ferrer, living in Morges Switzerland, await the arrival of their second child due July 17. Their son Sean is six.
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Hollywood
Audrey Hepburn
Albert Finney
Miss Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Morges
Switzerland
Sean
Israel bans Goldfinger film after Nazi player linked
The Israeli government announced that the James Bond film Goldfinger has been banned in Israel after two months of good business due to one actor being a Nazi.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Wrist watches in Europe’s 17th century nobility
A note on wrist watches dating to the 17th century describes their origin among European nobility, highlighting early adoption and stylistic use as a status symbol rather than practical timekeeping.
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Europe
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