Heavy Guard For LBJ Trip
Police and the Secret Service have set up one of the tightest security plans in New York history for President Johnsons visit Sunday. He will attend the funeral of former Gov Herbert Lehman in Manhattan and travel from Idlewild airport in a special limousine rather than the bubble top car used in Dallas.
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Soviet to expand chemical industry under new plan
Moscow reports Khrushchev presiding over a Cabinet meeting that approved an economic plan for 1964 65 emphasizing heavy capital investments in chemicals. Western observers foresee sharp cutbacks in defense industry and housing spending as a result.
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Liberal government defends reserve cut to bolster regular forces
In Ottawa the Liberal government justified a two thirds cut in military reserve manpower as needed to strengthen the regular armed forces. Defense Minister Paul Hellyer rejected opposition claims that the move would weaken Canada’s defense against a nuclear attack.
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North Korea Leader Squeezed From Top Readership
The Daily Seoul Shinmun reports Kim Il Sung faces strong indications his dictatorship will yield to a system of collective leadership. In Honduras, the military junta says it will hold National Assembly elections on February 16, 1965.
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UN and NK meet on armistice issues amid pilots' imprisonment
UN Command and North Korean delegates held talks on armistice affairs in Panmunjom but did not raise the continued captivity of two US Army helicopter pilots Captains Ben Wostutts and Charleton W Volty. The pilots have been held since May 17 after their helicopter was forced down northwest of Seoul. In Honolulu, Roberts White headed the Weather Bureau’s first official visit to Hawaii in 60 years amid forecasts of showers and cloudy conditions with storms and heavy rain elsewhere.
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Ten die in collision with freight train near Midland City
A car carrying ten people collided with an Atlantic Coast Line freight train near Midland City Alabama around 10 30 AM local time. State Trooper Paul F. Parramore said twelve occupants were in the vehicle at the moment of impact.
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Mourners Gather at Kennedy Grave Arlington Cemetery
A woman kneels in prayer at the grave of John F. Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery, as mourners reflect near the monument. A construction fence surrounds the area indicating ongoing maintenance.
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Georgian Takes Command of Newest Nuclear Sub
A Georgia born naval officer Cmdr W H H Sandeford took command of the James Monroe, the Navy’s 14th Polaris submarine, during its commissioning in Newport News. Sandeford shares command with Lt. Cmdr. Cindy R. Cobean Jr. The ceremony followed Pearl Harbor’s 22nd anniversary as Rep J Vaughan Gary defended the Monroe Doctrine amid Cold War tensions.
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Georgia Milk Price Increase Set for January
The Georgia Milk Commission orders a one cent per quart rise for home delivered milk statewide starting January 1, with store milk remaining at 27 cents per quart. Coastal areas exempt higher by one to four cents. Hospitals and schools see price cuts to 55 cents per half gallon and $1.01 per gallon. Public protest window December 16 to 26.
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Area Church Directory and Classified Ads Summary
Local directory lists area churches and community notices alongside classified ads and comics. Brief items include Dear Abby style guidance and editorial snippets amid sports and women’s news sections.
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The Torch Passed This Newspaper Has Arranged a Book
The Associated Press prepares a 100 page full color and black and white history book detailing the Kennedy assassination including the days after. It will cover the Texas visit, Dallas hospital events, Johnson's succession, and global reactions with AP byline reporting. Copies cost 2 dollars and advance orders will be taken via a coupon next week.
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Japanese Court Rules Atomic Bombings Violated International Law
On the 22nd anniversary of Pearl Harbor the Tokyo District Civil Court Chief Judge Toshimasa Koseki described the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings as violations of international law. The five A-bomb victims sought damages from the government but were denied relief citing lack of individual war compensation rights.
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Abusive Letters Shock Goldwater After Kennedy Assassination
The Chicago Tribune reports Barry Goldwater and Sen. John Tower faced a flood of abusive telegrams and letters after President Kennedy's assassination. Associates say the threats unsettled both men as they consider future political plans and public statements.
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Thomasville Chamber Banquet Seeks Roger Johnson Awards
The annual Thomasville County Chamber of Commerce ladies night banquet is set for Monday January 13 at the YMCA with tickets on sale December 16. Price is 3.75 and Calvin Johnson of the American Trucking Association will speak. Senior citizen, man of the year and woman of the year awards will be announced. A local store owner apologized after offering free refreshments and door prizes while advertising a 9 pm closing and 10 percent discounts.
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Service Man James R. Lairsey Assigned to German Post
Thomasville soldier James R. Lairsey son of Mr and Mrs Samuel D Lairsey 1054 W Jackson St has been assigned to the 3rd U S Infantry Division in Germany He was last stationed at Fort Gordon Ga and now joins Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 7th Infantry Regiment
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Risks Of Chief’s Role Loom In Eisenhower View
In a Saturday Evening Post piece Dwight D. Eisenhower argues the presidency carries personal risks including assassination dangers. He cautions against measures impairing democracy while stressing the need to keep the vice president informed and ready if a minister type could strike.
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Strolling LBJ Greets Trucker
President Lyndon B. Johnson walks from his northwest Washington home to the White House in a brisk 10 minute stroll joined by Jack Valenti. Secret Service and reporters follow as he heads to a day of White House work and staff meetings.
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Hoffa Lawyer Indicted in Jury Tampering Case
Nashville attorney T Osborn Jr facing a three count federal indictment for allegedly directing a Lebanon lawyer to offer ten thousand dollars to induce Hoffa’s wife to vote for an acquittal in the 1962 trial. The grand jury signaled possible additional charges as FBI and Justice Department reviews continued.
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Alleged Assassin's Wife Seeks U S Residence
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President Kennedy, reportedly asked to remain in the United States. She cares for her two children in the Dallas area as investigators pursue details of the assassination and its aftermath.
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