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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

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3

African students protest outside Kremlin in Moscow

Hundreds of African students demonstrated for hours in the snow outside the Kremlin and in other Moscow areas. The protest, sparked by reports a Ghanaian medical student was found dead beside a railroad track in suspicious circumstances, drew about 400 marchers to Red Square with anti Soviet placards in subzero weather. The demonstration remained peaceful according to UPI correspondents.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Kremlin Red Square Alabama Ghana John Elliott Tass Edmund Asare-Addo Asare-Addo Kalinin Leningrad

Johnson backs NATO nuclear navy plan ruled by U S

President Johnson orders full speed ahead on the NATO nuclear navy plan or MLF involving 25 ships and 200 missiles. A demonstration ship is planned with a mixed multinational crew and training to begin early next year, with Britain Italy and other allies weighing participation. The move faces mixed support among allies but U S, West Germany, Greece and Turkey favor the project while Moscow denounces it as a path to West German weaponization.

Washington UPI Johnson Administration United States MLF Britain Europe West Germany Greece Turkey Italy Aldo Moro NATO U.S Kennedy

Need for aid remains President tells Senate

President Johnson told the Senate that the need for a major foreign aid effort remains and cannot be escaped. He urged approval of maximum funds up to 3.6 billion, with the committee recommending 3.3 billion, as the Senate opened a night session on the aid bill. Leaders limited debate, and the House grain export credit ban was removed from the bill.

Washington UPI Johnson Senate House Russia Appropriations Committee Carl Hayden D-Ariz John O. Pastore D-R.l

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