Senate Defeats Two Attempts to Cut Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate rejected two amendments to trim the 3.2997 billion foreign aid bill amid President Johnson’s plea against cuts. Morse sought to lower aid to defense pact allies from 380 million to 300 million. Elender urged 380 to 350 million. Support aims to bolster economies on Sino Soviet borders to sustain larger forces.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Core
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Morse
Formosa
South Korea
U.S
John O. Pastore
D- R
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate clashes over a surplus commodities funding bill
Senator Humphrey predicts enough votes to reject House amendments shrinking the $3.2995 billion measure to $2.8107 billion as Dirksen warns the Senate will cut more before passage. The Senate meets three hours early for final debate amid fights over export import bank guarantees for private bank financing to Communist nations.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Humphrey
Appropriations Committee
Dirksen
Sen
Dallas Said Not Alone in Evil Climate
Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio warned on the Senate floor that Dallas is not the only American city with a climate of hatred and risk to national leaders. He recalled the Stevenson attack and the Lyndon Johnson incident during a Dallas campaign stop, urging vigilance against intolerance and extremism.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Tex
America
United States
Young
Adlai Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ohioan
Weather and local notices from Clinton County and nearby areas
No UAW Local 768 negotiations as Wilmington Casting Co. strike continues with few picketers due to weather. Clinton County Water Co. pipeline remains inoperative with an 18 to 28 day water supply left if conservation holds. Minus temperatures record early today, snow and slick roads force school closures and a rescheduled Christmas program at Clarksville Elementary.
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Afl-Cio
Wilmington Casting Co
Clinton County Water Co
Lake Cowan
Frank O'Neill
Chicago
North Pole
South St
Clarksville
Frank Carlson
Blanchester
Johnson Eyes Personal Diplomacy for Reduced Tension
President Johnson signals use of personal diplomacy to ease U S Soviet tensions and end the Cold War. He suggested readiness to meet Khrushchev if fruitful and indicated private correspondence may occur. Secretary Rusk supported summit contacts and stressed presidential responsibility in nuclear era.
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Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Red China
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
United States
CBS Reports
Yale Air Density Explorer Satellite Set For Lofting
The U S space agency plans a new Christmas star today a 12 foot balloon satellite named Air Density Explorer to study solar flares. A Scout solid fuel booster from a naval facility will launch it into an orbit near the earths poles. The inflated sphere will appear as a twilight pin point moving against stars as it circles the globe every 122 minutes.
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Point Arguello
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Naval
No Bid Bridge Deal Studied By Engineers
In Athens Ohio attorneys for Athens County and a taxpayer must file briefs by Feb 1 in a suit alleging county officials awarded a bridge contract to the Ohio Bridge Co Cambridge without bidding. The case could affect county governments statewide as testimony closed and a restraining order froze payments of 60556.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Ohio Bridge Co
Cambridge
Gabriel Pincelli
Chauncey
Pincelli
Bolin
Ohio County Engineers and
County Commissioners Associations
Angry Pupil, 15, Shoots 2 Teachers
In Groves Texas on Wednesday a 15 year old student enraged by a reprimand fired at Woodlawn Junior High faculty. Carlos Rojo 35 was in fair condition with stomach, arm and hand wounds while David Garrett 34 was treated and released after being struck in the leg by shotgun pellets. The pupil was sent to juvenile authorities.
Thugs Loot U.S. Air Bases in Morocco
An Air Force report details native theft at U.S. air bases in Morocco before turnover to the Moroccan government. Bases were stripped of latrines to electric motors as evacuation reduced personnel to about 150. one Arab reportedly died from electrocution amid extensive pilfering and property transfers.
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Morocco
Air Force
Associated Press
Strategic Air Command
United States
U.S
Racial Demonstration Scatters At Ghana Embassy Moscow
Police sealed off approaches to the Ghanaian embassy after a 500-student demonstration. African and Russian bystanders watched as barriers blocked entry and repairs were planned after doors and locks were damaged. Tass cited autopsy findings on Asare Addo's death amid the dispute over a Russian marriage.
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Moscow
J. B. Elliott
Vyacheslav Yelutin
Asare Addo
Tass
Christmas To Be Stark and Bleak For Tennessee Miner Family
In Whitwell Tennessee the Leo Sanders family faces a bleak Christmas after a yearlong coal strike. Sanders, his wife and seven children live on $15 weekly union benefits while the wage dispute with operators and a separate $30 million antitrust suit loom. TVA's Widows Creek plant islanded the market, driving coal buyers to Kentucky.
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Sanders
United Mine Workers Union
Tennessee
Ten-nessee
Central Plains
UMW
UMW Welfare Fund
Western Kentucky
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Widows Creek
Bridgeport
Ala
East Berlin Wall crosses widened for Christmas visits
East German guards enlarged two crossing points in the Berlin Wall to speed weeks for West Berliners visiting relatives over Christmas. About 800,000 people will be allowed one day passes until Jan. 5. Authorities saw large lines and late closures, with 24,000 applications awaiting East German approval.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Oberbaumbruecke
Neukoelln
West
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
East Berlin
GOP Rolls Out Big Guns To Blast Johnson Budget
Republicans plan a sharp challenge to President Johnson’s coming budget. Senate leader Everett Dirksen warns against any excess spending and signals readiness to oppose tentative outlays and possible supplemental requests for 1965.
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Gop
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Charter Group Reviews Study Charter Plan
The Wilmington Charter Commission met in regular session and approved basic points of its charter plan. A January meeting will present the points to the commission's consultant as prep for a preliminary draft.
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Wilmington Charter Commission
Council Chambers
Commission
Jet Plane Crashes Near Flasher Farm
An F-106 fighter crashed on a farm near Flasher North Dakota today. The Minot Air Force Base reported the jet was unaccounted for and a search mission began from the base.
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Flasher
N.C
Minot
Air Force Base
Ex Mobster Mickey Cohen Jewels Sell at Auction
In Los Angeles the FBI seized flashy jewels once owned by ex mobster Mickey Cohen. The 43 pieces, appraised around 50 000 dollars, sold Wednesday for about 19 000 dollars to help satisfy roughly 375 000 dollars in back taxes.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
McNamara Returns To South Vietnam Tour
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara arrives in Saigon for his second on the scene survey of the Vietnam War. He says he will discuss progress, problems, and solutions of the U S program as governments in Washington and Saigon have changed since September.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
United States
Lems
McNamara
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Bitter Snowstorm Rages Across Ohio and Michigan
Northeast Ohio endures fresh snow with up to ten inches in Geauga and Lake counties. Central and southern areas face subzero lows as frigid air persists. Muskegon Michigan reports record monthly snowfall while Muskegon Heights crews struggle to clear streets and buses face delays.
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Associated Press
Ohio
U. S
Cleveland
Buckeye
Dayton
Cincinnati
Chardon
Geauga County
Lake County
Ashtabula County
Mackegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Muskegon
Ontario
Midwest
Muskegon Heights
Richard B. Warren
Weather Summary for Mrs Ethel H Hayes
Weather for 24 hours ending Wednesday sunset shows partly cloudy skies with snow flurries east of the Scioto Valley and winds shifting NW 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Low tonight 5 to 15 above zero, high Friday around 15 above. Sunrise 7 38 am sunset 5 17 pm. Humidity 78 percent at 10 am. Precipitation trace.
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Ethel Hayes
Clinton - Massie
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