Johnson signals readiness to meet Khrushchev and others
President Johnson said he is willing to meet with any world leaders including Nikita Khrushchev. He added he finds such talks potentially fruitful and productive and noted planned discussions with leaders of West Germany Britain Italy Canada and Mexico.
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Orthodox and Catholic Leaders to Meet in Holy Land
In Damascus AP report Patriarch Athenagoras I will meet Pope Paul VI during the pope's Holy Land pilgrimage next month. It will be the first meeting between a Roman Catholic pope and an Orthodox patriarch in over five centuries.
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Kekkonen Names Lehto to Lead Finland Caretaker Government
President Urho Kekkonen appointed economist Reino Lehto, aged 65, to head a nonpolitical caretaker government in Finland. The 20 month old cabinet of Premier Ah Karjalainen resigned after two small parties rejected a tax plan aimed at balancing the economy.
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Reino Lehto
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Moro Faces Senate Vote After Confidence Win
Italian Premier Aldo Moro sought parliamentary confirmation of his center left government in the Senate after winning the confidence vote. The chamber was expected to endorse the administration in a vote next week.
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Aldo Moro
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Jane's says US and Russia reach space equality in rocketry
The Jane's All the World's Aircraft reference volume says the United States and Russia have achieved a degree of equality in space rocketry. It notes Russia's space program has faced rough patches and did not achieve orbital rendezvous with its space twin last year.
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Russia
Malaysia Accuses Indonesia of Sabotage in Federation Crisis
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman told Parliament that Indonesian saboteurs threaten Malaysia’s economy by damaging public services. He said 37 agents had been arrested in Malaya and Singapore along with seizures of arms and sabotage gear.
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Torch Is Passed orders increasing two weeks from today
The Torch Is Passed recounts the Kennedy assassination with AP reporting and offers pre publication sales at 2 dollars plus six cents tax or 25 cents mailing, with first come first served mail orders and coupons on page 12. The Times Enterprise warns readers to act quickly to secure a deluxe illustrated hardcover collectors item.
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Probe on Baker To Study Taxes
Senate investigators seek to trace how Robert G. Baker obtained thousands in cash kept in his Senate office. President Johnson signs an order letting the Rules Committee inspect Baker’s tax files amid hearings on his outside business interests and possible conflicts of interest.
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Gertrude C. Novak
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Burglar Trap Proves Fatal To Creator
A local incident ends in the death of a creator after a burglar trap misfired. Police investigate the scene and determine the cause of death as an accidental injury related to a home trap setup. No further details available at this time.
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Cold Grips East as Snow Buries Midwest to Great Lakes
December cold continues across the eastern half of the nation with heavy snow in the northern Midwest. Muskegon Michigan reports a record near 15 inches in 24 hours while South Dakota Montana and Minnesota see temperatures well below zero.
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Two masked men rob Canton family and steal from bus driver
Canton sheriff reports two masked men held up a school bus driver Bonnie Hardin and robbed him of about 200 to 300 dollars, tying him, his wife age 55 and mother-in-law age 8 in their home. They escaped in the bus, which was later found abandoned.
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Savings bonds progress in Thomasville and counties
Total U S government savings bonds sold in Thomasville and Thomas County since January 1 1963 reached 152 723 dollars, placing the area at 84 8 percent of its 180 000 goal for the year. November sales were 4 269 dollars with other Southwest Georgia counties posting varied totals.
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Donations Near Goal as 1963 Community Chest Rises
Donations posted in the past 24 hours bring the Community Chest total to 62828 51 dollars. Drive Chairman Harris Pope reports the goal remains 74000 dollars and urges all workers and committee chairs to complete their assignments.
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African Students Storm Kremlin Amid Protests in Moscow
Hundreds of Ghanaian and other African students surged into Red Square near the Kremlin protesting a Ghanaian student’s stabbing. They clashed with police, breached barriers, and disrupted May Day preparations, while authorities urged them to return home without using firearms.
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McNamara Group Averts Tragedy at Orly Airport
At Paris Orly Airport a U S Defense Secretary McNamara and staff narrowly avoided collision with a civilian airliner in fog. Capt Meredith Sutton aborted takeoff as the passenger plane landed. tires blew, but no one was hurt and officials credited quick action for safety. McNamara was returning from NATO ministerial talks en route to Saigon to assess Vietnam effort amid rising guerrilla attacks.
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Georgia Governor Eyes 74.5 Million Tax Boost for Schools
Gov. Carl Sanders plans a tax package to fund schools next month in Georgia. Proposals include a 3 cent per pack cigarette tax increase, a 1 percent raise in corporate income tax, removal of sales tax retailer rebates, a 50 cent per gallon liquor tax rise, and a $1 per keg beer tax hike. Estimates total 24.5 million with potential 3 million more from liquor price fixing removal. The plan surfaced after a six hour meeting with legislative leaders and fiscal experts.
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Grady County C of C Denies College Tie In Here
Cairo Grady Chamber of Commerce officials said reports in the Times Enterprise asserting local commitment to financing a state supported junior college in Thomasville are baseless. Outgoing president Roderick Hester and others called discussions here informal and preliminary and stressed no chamber committee exists to pursue such a project.
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