LBJ Erhard Open 2 Days Of Talks Avowing Peace
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard opened two days of talks at Johnson's Texas ranch to pursue world peace. They emphasized freedom, the Atlantic alliance, and East West relations, noting West Berlin’s fragile status and the ongoing division of Germany as they discussed steps toward peace with the Soviet Union.
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LBJ
Erhard
Endre Marton
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Texas Ranch
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
United States
West Berlin
Germany
Europe
Bergstrom
Houston
John B. Connally
Texas
United States of America
Wall
East
Soviet Union
Lunar Eclipse Visible Across North America Monday
The moon will undergo a 3 percent hour eclipse visible across North America and western South America. In the eastern United States observers must rise early as the eclipse begins at 4:25 a.m. EST with totality from about 5:28 to 6:47 and ends by 7:50.
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Boston
North America
South America
United States
Hayden Planetarium
Weather Forecast: Snow Flurries Aimed at Mountains
Forecasters warn of snow flurries mainly in the mountains. Tonight's low should near 20 and the high tomorrow around 30 degrees.
Johnson Welcomes Eisenhower Advice On Late Developments
President Johnson says he has been taking counsel from Dwight D. Eisenhower and plans to keep the former president informed of late developments. He did not specify the program items under discussion.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Cor
Body of Slain Refugee Returned to Communists
Berlin reports that Paul Schultz an 18 year old refugee shot during a Christmas escape from East Berlin was returned to the Communists from West Berlin. West Berlin crowds protested the East German action as a black hearse crossed the Wall at Heinrich Heine crossing. Police saluted as the hearse passed through the checkpoint while civilians mourned at the border.
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Heinrich Heine
Free Hall
West Berlin
Wall
East Berlin
Archbishop Iakovos to bless new Greek Orthodox church site
Winchester welcomes His Eminence Archbishop Iakovos of North and South America for the blessing of the first Greek Orthodox Church site on U. S. Route 50 west. He will be greeted by Greek Community President James Sempeles, local leaders, and legislators including Senator Harry Byrd Jr. and Delegate E. Blackburn Moore.
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Winchester
North and
South America
Iako Vos
U. S. Rt
James Sempeles
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
John O. Marsh, Jr
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Charcoal Hearth
Dales
Palestine
Paul VI
Iakovos
United States
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
Athenagoras I
America
Archibishop
Standing Conference of
Canonical Orthodox Bishops
Boston University
Franklin and Marshall College
Theological School of
Halki
Ecumenical Patriarchate
Istanbul
Derkon
Therapia
Archdiocese Theological School
Connecticut
Holy Trinity Cathedral
New York
St. Louis
U S Demands Compensation Over Sofia Legation Attack
The United States demanded compensation from Communist Bulgaria for damage to the U S legation in Sofia after 3000 Bulgarians demonstrated outside the building. Four American cars were overturned and windows broken. no injuries were reported. Richard Johnson delivered the protest. Eugenie Anderson was away.
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Vienna
Ivan Bashev
Bulgaria
United States
U.S
Sofia
Eric Waha
Austria
Legation
Todor Zhivkok
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
Rusk foresees 1964 as a year of probing for peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said 1964 will be a period of probing for peace but warned of vigorous world revolution from Communist China and large dangerous questions around Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam. He spoke in a broadcast interview recorded for Japan and released by the State Department.
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Washington
Deen Rusk
Rusk
China
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
Viet Nam
Japan
State Department Today
Ex-Treasurer to defend statements on delinquent tax figures
Jesse D. Funkhouser the outgoing Shenandoah County treasurer faces questions about his campaign claim that 97 to 98 percent of delinquent taxes were collected since 1957. Supervisor Edwin Milliken says three years saw a paid collector over 22 500 dollars, lifting office expenses from 13 000 to about 17 500 annually. The full board was swept out in the November election.
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Woodstock
Jesse D. Funkhouser
Shenandoah County
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Funkhouser
Stonewall
Frank Morrison
Edwin Milliken
Funkhouser
Milliken
Cyprus calm after invasion jitters on uneasy island
In Cyprus a tense calm followed dawn Turkish air force overflights and warship movements near Nicosia. British minister Duncan Sandys arrived with reinforcements as U N Security Council met over alleged Turkish naval moves while Greek and Turkish Cypriots largely held fire under patrols.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
London
U.S
Frazer Wil
Byrd Opens Bridge in Virginia Laying Fiscal Conservatism
Sen. Harry F. Byrd dedicates the $2.5 million Thomas J. Downing Bridge at Tappahannock praising Virginia’s pay-as-you-go road policy and low state debt. He notes Virginia finances highways without bonded debt while federal debt grows, and cites Tidewater Memorial Hospital as another example of sound progress. The ceremony features descendants of past and present lawmakers and nearby bridge history.
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Thomas J. Downing
Byrd
Virginia
Downing
Richmond County
Neck
Essex County
Middle Peninsula
Harry F.byrd Jr
Thomas N. Downing
Beverly Bigelow Byrd
Samuel Dickenson Downing
Rep. Downing
Tidewater Memorial Hospital
Tappahannock
Downing Bridge
Ceasefire Jeopardized at U N by Cyprus Turkish ships
Cyprus charged Turkey with risking the Cyprus cease-fire at a U N Security Council emergency session. Cyprus claimed Turkish warships moved toward Cyprus. Turkey denied invasion intent and said ships were merely passing between ports. The council adjourned without action.
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U.N. Security Council
New York
Cyprus
Turkey
United Nations, N.Y
Mediterranean
Security Council
Zenon Rassides
Adnan Kural
Kural
Greece
Kassides
Foreign Office
Royal Air Force
Council
Why Of Conflict In Cyprus
Cyprus, three years independent from Britain, remains under guarantors Britain Greece and Turkey. Greek Cypriots demand constitutional amendments fearing inefficiency while Turkish Cypriots warn changes threaten safeguards for the minority.
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Cyprus
Associated Press
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Weather and City Notices in Richmond
The article notes a cold Arctic air mass moving into Virginia for colder conditions. It also lists holiday scheduling: no garbage collection or bus service on Wednesday January 1. services shift to Saturday January 4. Additional items include a January 1 clay bird shooting match at Gainesboro Fire Hall and local sale notices from Grove Furniture Co. in Winchester.
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Richmond
Virginia
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