Wall Is Closed Berlin Is City Of Heartbreak
East German Communists sealed the wall again at night turning Berlin into a city of heartbreak as West Berliners crossed into East Berlin on a limited three-visit pass program during the holiday season. Officials say negotiations by Mayor Willy Brandt allow renewed passes while East Berlin blocks Western travel. Thousands waited as Red guards searched cars and trunks and many farewell photos were confiscated at the crossing points.
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John D. Koehler
Berlin
Friedrich Strasse
West Berlin
Debris Spotted in Pacific May Be From Missing Plane
Debris possibly from a missing Air Force 124 Globemaster with nine crew was sighted 167 miles southwest of Honolulu as 35 search planes scoured the area. Two distress signals on 500 kilocycle frequency were also reported unconfirmed, with debris sighting described as pieces of wood.
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Honolulu
Air Force 124
Globemaster
Pacific
Air Force
James Gibney
Waii
Wake Island
Pope and Patriarch Welcome Historic Kiss of Peace
In Jerusalem Pope Paul VI and Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras met for a 29 minute historic summit. The kiss of peace symbolized a step toward unity between the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches, with Athenagoras urging future meetings to oppose tyranny and atheism.
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Jerusalem
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Mount of Olives
Congress Opens Second Session Amid Tax Civil Rights Debate
Congress returns after a brief recess with a 1964 agenda focused on Kennedy era priority bills. Senate Leader Mansfield warns of a possible 12 month session as tax cuts civil rights and Social Security health care proposals move forward under President Johnson's push and a looming election year.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Lund undecided on reappointment to Montana Board of Education
State Regent George Lund of Reserve says he has been offered reappointment but is unsure about accepting. Lund, a Republican, serves eight years on the board and faces a Feb. 1 term expiry. Democratic Chairman Chet Blaylock claimed Lund is being forced off for not securing reappointment, defense noting Lund’s record for children.
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Associated Press
George Lund
Reserve
State Board of Education and University Regents
Lund
Montana
Chet Blaylock
Laurel
Yellowstone County
Democratic Central Committee
State Board of Education
Blaylock
Laur
Pope Paul VI Prays in Nazareth City of Jesus Youth
Pope Paul VI offered a peaceful prayer in Nazareth, the Galilee town where Jesus grew up, praising the quiet contrast with modern life. He spoke from the Church of the Annunciation after Mass and urged returning to humility and divine wisdom in Nazareth.
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Pope
Nazareth
City of Jesus
Andrew Meisels
Israel
Paul VI
Galilee Hills
Jesus
Holy Land
Mary
Joseph
Gabriel
Pope Paul
LBJ Returns to Washington Ready to Push Civil Rights Agenda
President Johnson, rested after 12 days at his Texas ranch, lands at Andrews Base and heads to the White House to prepare the State of the Union and seek congressional approval for civil rights, tax cuts, and other programs. Senate leader Mansfield plans to confer with Johnson as Congress reconvenes after the holidays. The budget due by Jan. 18 shapes the early 1964 agenda.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Texas
Special Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
House
Johnson City
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Multimillionaire yachtsman stabbed to death in Newport Beach home
Police booked Carmen Gallardo, 25, sister in law and former dancer, on suspicion of murder after William A. Bartholomae, 70, was found stabbed in his kitchen. The Bartholomae Oil Co. president, with an estimated fortune of 11 million, had planned a yacht trip aboard Sea Diamond. His ex-wife Mrs. Bartholomae had won a 4.25 million divorce settlement last February including a ranch and cash.
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Newport Beach
Calif
William A. Bartholomae
Carmen Gallardo
Spain
Minola Gallardo
Minola
Bartholomae
Hoag Presby
Bartholomae Oil Co
Fuller
James Giavas
Sea Diamond
Santa Catalina Island
Tholomae
Pacific
Charles
William
Hollywood
Carmen
Bill Vickry
Vickry
Glavas
Minoa
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
Fred E. Lewis
Sara Bartholomae
Diamond Hills
Walnut
Los Angeles
William Jr
Sarajane
Bartholomaes
Col
John Glenn Jr
Brea Canyon
Diamond Hills Ranch
Orange County
Nevada
Califor
James Seeks GOP Lieutenant Governor Nomination
James, chairman of the Montana Highway Commission and Great Falls attorney, announced his bid for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. A Montana native, he has chaired Cascade Republican groups, served on the Board of Pardons, and held roles in the Nutter for Governor campaign and state party activities. He graduated from Montana State University Law School in 1943.
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Great Falls
Ted James
Montana Highway Commission
James
Highway Commission
Donald Nutter
Nutter
Montana Board of Pardons
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Cascade County
Sam C. Ford
Woman 82 Hit by Train Near Rocker
Mrs Mary Richards 82 of Williamsburg was brushed by Union Pacific No 36 on joint tracks near Rocker and knocked down. The train stopped and she was taken to Silver Bow General Hospital with an arm injury and possible more, ambulance and police assisted.
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Williamsburg
Up-Np
Rocker
Union Pacific
Silver Bow
Mary Richards
Sheriff's Office
James O'Rourke
Bill Patterson
Weather outlook for Butte area with snow showers
Mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers today through Tuesday. Cooler tonight with highs near 28 today and 25 to 35 for Monday and Tuesday in east and west of Divide regions. Lows range from 5 below to 25 above in higher valleys and lower elevations.
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Butte
Divide
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