Rusk Sees 1964 As Peace Probe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said 1964 will be a period of probing for peace while warning of aggressive world revolutions by Communist China. He noted January Geneva disarmament talks and potential U.S. openness to future shifts toward China if behavior changes, urging patience.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
China
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
Viet Nam
Japan
State Department Today
Soviet Union
U.S
Red China
United States
Congress
Johnson
Johnson Sets for Parley With Erhard at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard began talks to test East West strategy toward the Soviet Union. They planned meetings at Bergstrom AFB and the Johnson ranch to discuss possible new rounds of talks and mistrusts over proposed East West nonaggression pacts and exchange of observation posts.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Soviet Union
Erhard
LBJ
John F. Kennedy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Johnson Ranch
U.S
Mystery Backyard Winner Nets Florida Track Payout
A man in a red sweater and glasses won 50 678 50 dollars on a $2 twin double at Tropical Park in Miami. He refused to reveal his name, signed the tax form, and left after praising the secrecy. It marked the third largest U S track payoff and Florida’s biggest in its first twin double year.
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Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
U.S
Florida
Chief Sailor
Nannie
Tamac
Borneo
Canton Police Chief Criticized by Probers
A Canton Ohio special committee faulted Police Chief Frank J Burnosky and Capt Dale E Bailey for lax discipline and permissive conditions found during April sheriff raids on eight vice sites and 18 arrests. The group urged accountability for leadership in the Morals Bureau and overall police administration.
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Canton, Ohio
Canton
Frank J. Burnosky
Dale E. Bailey
Stark County
Burnosky
Bailey
Police Morals Bureau
Johnson hats await Erhard visit in Texas
President Johnson prepared special Texas souvenirs for West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and his party. Cowboy hats were among the gifts arranged in Johnson City Texas ahead of the visit.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Ludwig Erhard
U S Protest To Bulgaria Over Legation Attack
The United States demanded compensation from Communist Bulgaria after 3000 demonstrators in Sofia overturned four American cars and shattered windows at the U.S. Legation. Richard Johnson led the protest, while Mrs. Eugenie Anderson was away. The attack followed a spying case linked to the CIA.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Bulgaria
U.S
Legation
Sofia
Todor Zhivkov
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.N
Supreme Court
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
U.S. Legation
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency
Washington
China
Bliss Denies Rhodes Nomination Plan in Ohio GOP
Ohio State Republican Chairman Ray C Bliss denies reports of plans to nominate Gov James A Rhodes as a favorite son at next year’s GOP convention. He says the issue will be discussed at the January 3 meeting of the State Central and Executive Committees in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Bliss
Foster House Wins First In City Christmas Decoration Contest
Winners announced by the Chamber of Commerce for Wilmington's Christmas home decoration contest. First prize goes to Leroy S. Foster of 671 Lytle Place with second to Joseph D. Murphy of 441 Dana Avenue Lakewood and third to Charles M. Moomaw of 37 Midway Drive. Five honorable mentions listed with full addresses. Judges were Wilmington High School art class members led by James McCarty.
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Wilmington City
Chamber of Commerce
Leroy S. Foster
Lytle Pl
Joseph D. Murphy
Dana Ave
Lakewood
Charles M. Moomaw
Midway Dr
Howard F. Gebhart
Wayne Rd
Homer Riley
Edward Stults
Florence Ave
Leo E. Ford
Wilmington
Reid
Kenyon Dr
James McCarty
Wilmington High School
Hearing Set for Accused Slayer Frelan Collett
Springfield Ohio AP preliminary hearing scheduled next Thursday for 19 year old Frelan Collett charged with first degree murder in the December 19 shooting of his wife Carole 22 at their Pitchin area home. Judge Richard T Cole ordered him held without bond after Collett entered an innocent plea.
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Springfield
Ohio
Frelan Collett
Carole
Pitchin
Richard T. Cole
Collett
Russians Depart Portsmouth After Holiday Visit
The Pozdneev family from Moscow left Portsmouth Ohio after an eight day goodwill Christmas visit with the McKenzies. The two families shared tears at departure and the Pozdneevs flew from Cincinnati to New York then home. A car stall near Moscow Ohio briefly delayed their trip but a farmer’s quick fix restarted the engine. Mayor Bachrach of Cincinnati greeted the visitors at the airport and presented a booklet of Cincinnati scenes.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
James McKenzies
Pozdneev
Moscow
Russia
Victor Pozdneev
Anatoly
Olga
Greater
Cincinnati
Nina Pozdneev
Carol Jean McKenzie
Goodby
Portsmouth Jaycee
Dave McNamara
Pozdneevs
New York
Kennedy
Walton H. Bachrach
Greater Cincinnati
Polaris Sub Joins U S Fleet At Mare Island
The nuclear powered Polaris firing submarine Woodrow Wilson joined the U S fleet at Mare Island California. The 7 500 ton ship can launch 16 missiles and its range is global Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the outdoor commissioning ceremony noting the vessel bears the name of the 28th president and aims to guarantee peace.
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Mare Island
Calif
U.S
Navy
Earl Warren
Mare Island Shipyard
Loan Granted to Ohio Electric Coop for Line Extension
Washington AP reports South Central Rural Electric Cooperative of Lancaster Ohio received a 2314000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to extend its power lines.
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Washington
South Central Rural Electric Cooperative of
Lancaster
Ohio
The
Rural Electrification Administration
Johnson consults Eisenhower as press conference at Texas ranch
President Johnson says he will brief Dwight D. Eisenhower on late developments and has accepted advice from the former president. John A. McCone will deliver updates. Johnson, in ranch attire, spoke to about 200 reporters under live oaks and rode a horse afterward.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Aides Repay State in Travel Fuss
Two of four top Ohio state insurance officials repaid the initial 682 of an estimated 1500 bill after it was revealed insurers funded expenses to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners convention in Phoenix. Morris and Reece were the first to pay, with 406 and 276 respectively, while Hiestand and Jones seek remaining costs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William R. Morris
National Association of Insurance Commissioners Convention
Phoenix
Ariz
Morris
James S. Reece
Reece
John McElroy
McElroy
J. C. Hiestand
L. Hayden Jones
Mental Test Set For Threatener
Federal authorities seek psychiatric evaluations for James F. Burns 36 unemployed kitchen worker charged with threatening to pull an Oswald. He reportedly told a Veterans Administration official he would go to Washington and pull Oswald if his claim was not satisfied. Burns was arrested on a federal warrant.
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Hartford
Burns
U N Council Eyes Crisis Shuns Action in Cyprus
Overnight tensions rise as unidentified jets buzz Nicosia and Turkish warships loom off the coast. Cyprus accuses Turkey of wartime nerves as the U N Security Council adjourns without action. Multinational officials rush to Makarios for crisis talks while both sides seek cease fire. American Legion in Ellet ls ville seeks liquor license amid church protests.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
Spyros Kyprianou
U.N. Security Council
New York
Security Council
Zenon Rassides
Adnan Kural
Kural
Greece
Weather outlook for Ohio includes light snow flurries
A weather briefing for southern and central Ohio notes a little light snow or flurries central tonight. Sunday forecast calls for mostly fair conditions in the west and partly cloudy with snow flurries in central and eastern regions and continued cold temperatures.
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Ohio
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