Russia Urges Global Bomber Destruction Plan
Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin submitted a nine point memorandum at the disarmament conference proposing the destruction of all bomber forces. Western officials noted the idea echoes a U S plan to prevent bombs from arming small powers. Johnson urged a five point program and NATO nuclear force remains non negotiable for the U S.
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Meab
Semyon K
Fsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Johnson
Russia
United States
NATO
Policeman Reveals Knowledge Of Jury Bribe Attempt
In Chattanooga, Tennessee, James R Hoffa's 1962 can trial saw police officer James T Walker admit knowing of a juror bribe attempt but say he did not report it. Defense cross examinations touched on conversations with Thomas and others about the juror. The witnesses involved are linked to the Teamsters Union case and alleged tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
James T. Walker
Teameters
Union
Thomas A
Walker
Agen
Gratinana
Savings and Loan Reports 63 Best Year in History
Mr Dale announced net-savings gain for the year 1963 at the savings and loan association, claiming the year was their best on record. Details continued on Page 2 Col 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Reports
Dale
Basketball doubleheader postponed by weather
The Douglas versus Luther Jackson game at Fairfax was postponed to tomorrow night due to delays. The forecast calls for a chilly day with a low around 2 and a high near 10, then sunny and warmer Thursday with highs in the 30s.
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Douglas
Luther Jackson
Fairfax
Haines Renamed To Head City Firemen's Group
Joseph C. Haines of the Rouss Fire Co was re elected president of the Winchester Fire mens Executive Association. Other officers include James Geanious first vice president Thomas Wolfe second vice president Arlie C Long third vice president Albert Robinson Sarah Zane Fire Co fourth vice president Sarah Les secretary and Robert Boyd treasurer. The group is made up of officers from all four Winchester Fire companies. The city fire truck drivers reportedly approved a trial run since last fall and Fire Chief ere roves praised the drivers for their support and the engineers for attending the city fire school.
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Joseph C. Haines
Rouss Fire Co
Winchester Firemens’ Executive Association
James Geanious
Friendship Fire Co
Thomas ‘Wolfe
South End Fire
Arlie C. Long
Reuss Fire Co
Albert Robinson
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Sarah Les
Robert Boyd
Winchester Fire
Erena Roves
Neers
William M
U S Weighs Cyprus Military Role With Britain Ally
U S officials say a Cyprus peacekeeping mission could involve NATO troops. Britain seeks 500 troops per country as consultative talks with the State and Defense departments proceed. Lyman Lemnitzer travels to gauge Greece and Turkey views and possible cooperation.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Geoffrey H. Baker
Imperial General Staff
London
Defense
State Department
William Bundy
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Paris
Cyprus
Mistake Delayed Saturn Launch. Cost Taxpayers Thousands
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP an error left a test blind flange in a fuel line delaying the Saturn 1 countdown for 11 hours. The incident cost taxpayers and involved a 200 man launch team with costs cited for salaries and missile range use. Officials called it a routine mistake, blamed on human error and carelessness.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Atlantic Missile Range
Space
Ing
Rocco Petrone
Desperate Congo Missionaries Rescue Efforts Continues
U N helicopters and missionary planes pressed to rescue Christian missionaries under rebel attack in Kwilu and surrounding regions in the Congo. At least four missionaries including an American woman were reported killed. The U S Embassy said 21 Americans and 14 Canadians had been rescued amid fears of Chinese support for the rebels led by Mulele.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N
Congo
Mulele
China
Kwilu
Leopoldville
Kasai
Kwango
Angola
Kisandji
Ferrel
Jerome
Ida- Miss Ferrel
Baptist
Mangungu
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Ohio
Miss Hege
Johnson lauds Kennedy peace mission in Asia talk
President Johnson praised Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for his Far East peace making and called the cease fire effort constructive. The White House meeting included McNamara Ball and Harriman with Senate committee members and other officials as Kennedy reported on Cyprus and Britain’s views.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
George Ball
Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Britain
Cyprus
Doules - Home
R.A. Butler
Mass protests widen as Atlanta jailings rise over segregation
Civil rights leaders plan more demonstrations after 100 plus arrests in downtown Atlanta. The unrest centers on Leb's restaurant barred to Black patrons, with police declaring a state of emergency as crowds chant, march, and clash with officers in a tense street action.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
Leb’s
GOP Chairman Seeks Probe of Perjury Claim in Baker Case
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller urged Senate investigators to probe what he called a clear issue of possible perjury in the Robert G. Baker affair. He cited conflicting testimony about purchasing time on an Austin Texas station linked to Johnsons. Miller urged a full inquiry by the Senate Rules Committee.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Miller
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Silver Spring
McNamara Sees More U. S. Troops Leaving Vietnam
McNamara indicated more U S troops would depart Vietnam despite reverses by Vietnamese forces against Communist guerrillas. Sources close to him cited his testimony as calling the war situation grave and noted a Pentagon report of a lull in Viet Cong operations after the November coup.
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Nanna
McNamara
House
Defense Secretary
Pentagon
Weather brings cooler Virginia temperatures today
A large cold high pressure system over the Midwest moves east and is expected to lower Virginia temperatures today across the state.
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Richmond
Midwest
Virginia
Magazine Editor's Son Shot To Death In Car
James Oliver an 18 year old freshman at Duke and son of Wayne C Oliver a U S News special editor was shot to death in a parked car with a 17 year old girlfriend Arlington police charged 30 year old James Reymer with homicide and issued a 13 state alert The victim was killed about five times in the head and chest with a .38 caliber pistol after Reymer confronted them as they sat in front of the house The girl said Reymer had dated her before and forced entry after Oliver drove her home
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Arlington
James Oliver
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Wayne C. Oliver
U. S. News & World Report
James Reymer
Notice Served Break Expected With Chiang
Tokyo AP reports Red China expects France to break relations with Chiang Kai-shek and Nationalist China amid new diplomatic ties. Paris AP notes France has no intention to sever relations with Chiang's government despite Peking’s statement.
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Chiang
Tokyo
China
France
Red
Paris
Frances
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Nationalist China Gains Backing in Taiwan Row
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk backs Nationalist China amid debate over recognizing Red China. Rusk says U S policy remains on Taiwan Formosa with Chiang Kai-shek’s regime, while Peking’s stance and a French recognition of Red China draw criticism.
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Nist
Red
Ital Cas Radio. P
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Tokyo
U.S
Dean Rusk
China
Red China
Benaas
Rusk
Rush
Taiwan
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Bedlam
GOP
U. S
Vietnam
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Reymer
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