GOP Camps Resume Drive In New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire supporters of Sen Barry Goldwater and Gov Nelson Rockefeller reopened campaigns ending a 30 day moratorium Rockefeller plans a Jan 3 speech in Portsmouth and a brunch with Mrs Rockefeller at the campaign HQ they return to New York at noon Goldwater backers say the show is back on the road Miller accuses Democrats of political hypocrisy after JFK assassination moratorium ends.
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Arab bans Cleopatra over Elizabeth Taylor on blacklist
Maj. Gen. Essam El Masry says UAR authorities ban the film Cleopatra because Elizabeth Taylor appears on the Arab blacklist. The actress reportedly adopted the Jewish faith after marrying Mike Todd.
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European Common Market moves toward united economy
Six nations reach farming policy accord and agree to join tariff-cutting talks with the United States in Geneva. Leaders say a renaissance of the community is under way after de Gaulle's veto blocked British entry.
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Johnson's foreign aid push strains bipartisan support
AP News Analysis by Jack Bell notes President Johnson’s push for immediate foreign aid action has rallied many Democrats while angering Republicans. The plan to approve a $3.6 billion request faces a Senate quorum delay and opposition, though Johnson gains some leverage by backing Export-Import Bank guarantees for grain sales to Russia and Iron Curtain nations.
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Controversial fig leaf on statue stolen in Hemel Hempstead
A bronze statue of a naked discus thrower in Hemel Hempstead had the fig leaf placed by city officials stolen. The incident involves the same art critic who ordered the cover. local authorities investigate the theft.
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