talks with France for large-scale oil purchases to insure against cutoff of USSR shipments reptd

CHINA SAID TO ASK OIL FROM FRANCE; Peking Is Reported Seeking Source to Insure Against a Cutoff by Moscow CHINA SAID TO ASK OIL FROM FRANCE

Settlement of Austin area by Gers recalled in light of Chancellor Erhard visit

Johnson Gets Deer During Texas Hunt; Awaits Erhard Visit; PRESIDENT GETS A DEER IN TEXAS Boys' Town Gets Bequest

Goldwater charges Johnson with 'arm-twisting' of Congressmen to get bill passed, wire; Salinger suggests Goldwater is running again for Pres

GOLDWATER SAYS JOHNSON INDULGED IN 'ARM-TWISTING'; Arizonan Accuses President of Using Pressure to Win Passage of the Aid Bill Senator Is Recuperating Goldwater Accuses President Of 'Arm-Twisting' on Aid Bill No Comment by Johnson

US Commerce Dept approves 2 licenses for cash sales of $40,640,000 worth of wheat; Roosevelt says no firm contracts have been signed but I deal is now 'strongly anticipated,'

GRAIN TALKS GAIN AS U.S. LICENSES 2 SALES TO SOVIET; $40 Million Cash Purchases Are Being Negotiated, Roosevelt Indicates 700,000 TONS INVOLVED Final Contracts to Await Settlement of Dispute on Shipping Details Could Add to Costs Issue of Cash or Credit TWO WHEAT SALES APPROVED BY U.S.

Sec Lopez repts US and Cambodia have accepted Pres Macapagal (Philippines) offer to try to resolve dispute; Norodom Sihanouk says US must first apologize for Yost incident and make official withdrawal of Sprouse request for probe of Nong Kimny broadcast

U.S. and Cambodia Accept Manila 'Good Offices' Bid; Sihanouk Sets Conditions U.S. AND CAMBODIA ACCEPT AN OFFER Filipinos' Jobs Involved Washington Gives Go Ahead Vietnam-Cambodia Talks On

Judicial Conf Admr McCoy repts ct's 1st yr of operation 'eminently successful,' credits efforts of Adm Judge Murtagh and asst Judge Vetrano; says ct disposed of 3,305,510 cases, collected $17,220,730 in fines; repts decline in number of persons detained for trial or sentencing

Judicial Board Hails New Criminal Court; State Judicial Conference Hails Record of New Criminal Court 'Unusual Talents'

A major architectural job may still be necessary to improve the sound in Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, even though extensive acoustical work was completed there last summer.  

Philharmonic's Walls May Be Resurfaced; Report on Acoustics Indicates Major Work Remains HALL'S ACOUSTICS MAY NEED CHANGE Raise and Lower Clouds Architect's Plans Altered Held a 'Tuning Week' 

Johnson names high-level com to rev program aims and orgn and rept by Jan 15 to aid his '64 planning; hopes to avoid repetition of '63 controversy; Under Sec Ball chmn

President Names Aid Unit To Avoid '64 Controversy; Governmental Committee Report is Due Before Jan: 15 to Permit Its Use in Message to Congress on Program JOHNSON ORDERS A REVIEW OF AID Other Changes Sought Philosophy Question Drastic Change Doubted

West studies reviving Apr '62 Eur settlement pkg offer to USSR including accord to prevent spread of nuclear weapons

ALLIES WEIGHING OFFER TO SOVIET; May Revive 1962 Package Plan on Europe as Basis of Deal With Moscow Ministers Discussed Idea ALLIES WEIGHING OFFER TO MOSCOW Bonn's Outlook Changed

Com named by Gov Rockefeller in July to seek ways to improve housing supply and spur minority group workers employment in bldg trades recommends program to speed middle-income housing and urban renewal projects; calls for air-space construction over existing structures, zoning law changes to permit more middle-income apts, Fed-aided studies of whether rehabilitation of rundown bldgs is economically sound alternative to razing and rebldg on sites; Rockefeller comments

STATE GIVEN PLAN TO SPEED HOUSING; Use of Air Space Stressed --Governor Sees Benefit to Minorities on Jobs STATE GIVEN PLAN TO SPEED HOUSING Governor Hopeful Project as Example 9 States Accept Nasser Bid

Georgiev pleads guilty, asks full penalty, trial, Sofia; details activities; names Black as contact man who used name G Anderson; says he was recruited in Paris by A Kuyumzhidski; illus in ct; State Dept denies knowledge of charges; Black reiterates denial

BULGARIAN SAYS HE SPIED FOR U.S.; Georgiev Enters Guilty Plea --Asks for Full Penalty Bulgarian Enters Plea of Guilty At Opening of Espionage Trial

J.J. Shubert Dies; Last of 3 Brothers; J.J. SHUBERT DIES; LAST OF BROTHERS Youngest of Three Shouted at Rehearsals Deeply Interested Stagestruck Family

fighting ebbs as joint force of Brit, Greek and Turkish soldiers is formed to police cease-fire; Nicosia calmer, partly because of Wilkins trip into Turkish qr to rescue 3 Amers and 16 Israelis trapped by fighting; while there, he gives Kutchuk lr from Johnson; had given Makarios one earlier; Erkin tells Turkish Sen that forces have been ordered not to land on Cyprus; build-up continues in S Turkey; GB sends more troops; Kutchuk fears 300 Cypriotes slain; Orek illus in tank touring battle zone; Brit officials illus spreading flags on roof of High Comr's office to warn off bombers

CYPRUS CONFLICT EBBS AS 3 NATIONS FORM JOINT FORCE; British, Greek and Turkish Commanders Meet to Set Up Cease-Fire Patrols PEACE MOVE WELCOMED London Sending More Men --Johnson Offers to Help Work for a Solution Cyprus Battle Ebbs as 3 Nations Establish Peace-Keeping Force Convoy Enters Quiet Area Turkey Accepts Cease-Fire British Send More Troops 7,000 Troops on Island

ARGOUD DEFIANT AT TRIAL IN PARIS; Accused Terrorist Asserts Kidnapping Voids Case Already Doomed in Absentia

Min Guevara asks higher productivity, plans to drop older workers

Guevara Calls on Cubans To Increase Productivity

Nepal seen adopting neutral stance between India and China; now gets econ aid from both

Nepal Is Offered Assistance By India, China and Soviet

Gunboats Bar British Ship From Indonesian Waters

Brit Labor party spokesman P Gordon Walker demands Govt probe

LABOR DEMANDS SHIP-FIRE INQUIRY; Spokesman for British Party Cites 'Grave Allegations' Victims' Names Disclosed Confused Message Cleared Up Americans on Board

Lakonia's Cruise Was Idyllic Till Smoke Seeped Under a Door; Lifeboat Deck Crowded

U.S. Denies Knowledge

Black Reiterates Denial

Fire Damages Belgian Convent

reptdly will not visit Caesarea Philippi; trip plans

ISRAEL-SYRIA TRIP BY POPE DOUBTED; Caesarea Philippi Site Said Not to Be on Itinerary Pope to Go to Nazareth Nazareth Visit Slated

Sen Keating opposes aid to aggressor nations, s, NYC

U.S. Ban Is Sought By Labor Zionists On Arab Boycott

PARIS, Dec. 26--Marshal Alphonse-Pierre Juin was reported tonight to be gravely ill in the Val-de-Grace military hospital here.  

Marshal Juin Is Reported In Coma in Paris Hospital

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December 27, 1963

Headlines from December 27, 1963

CHINA SAID TO ASK OIL FROM FRANCE; Peking Is Reported Seeking Source to Insure Against a Cutoff by Moscow CHINA SAID TO ASK OIL FROM FRANCE

Johnson Gets Deer During Texas Hunt; Awaits Erhard Visit; PRESIDENT GETS A DEER IN TEXAS Boys' Town Gets Bequest

GOLDWATER SAYS JOHNSON INDULGED IN 'ARM-TWISTING'; Arizonan Accuses President of Using Pressure to Win Passage of the Aid Bill Senator Is Recuperating Goldwater Accuses President Of 'Arm-Twisting' on Aid Bill No Comment by Johnson

GRAIN TALKS GAIN AS U.S. LICENSES 2 SALES TO SOVIET; $40 Million Cash Purchases Are Being Negotiated, Roosevelt Indicates 700,000 TONS INVOLVED Final Contracts to Await Settlement of Dispute on Shipping Details Could Add to Costs Issue of Cash or Credit TWO WHEAT SALES APPROVED BY U.S.

U.S. and Cambodia Accept Manila 'Good Offices' Bid; Sihanouk Sets Conditions U.S. AND CAMBODIA ACCEPT AN OFFER Filipinos' Jobs Involved Washington Gives Go Ahead Vietnam-Cambodia Talks On

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The Singing Nun

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