U S Pledges Troop Support in Europe Amid NATO Talks
President Nixon told NATO ministers the United States would maintain 300000 troops in Western Europe unless there is a bilateral or allied agreement with the Soviet bloc on force reductions. Secretary Rogers said there are no Washington Moscow pacts and stressed united Allied policy toward security talks and keeping NATO intact. Denmark’s planned 1973 defense cuts drew criticism from NATO officials as talks focused on East West cooperation and an end to Soviet intervention claims.
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Belgium
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western
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William P Rogers
NATO
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Nixon
U.S
Rogers
Denmark
Kjeld Olesen
Soviet Union
TWA Officials To Inspect All Type Packages
Indianapol is AP Air line officials at Weir Cook Municipal airport say stricter carry on searches will include Christmas packages. All wrapped items will be opened during pre boarding inspection.
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Andy Schmalbach
Trans World Airlines
George Mace
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Guards Hurt as Inmates Attack at Michigan City
Three Indiana State Prison guards were injured when 12 inmates attacked them in a dining room. Guard T Hodges and Ed Bohle and Mitchell Nagy were assaulted. Nagy hospitalized, others treated and released. seven inmates placed in solitary. Berrir remained hospitalized with a broken jaw from a prior skirmish.
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Michigan City
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Indiana
Charles E. Moore
Moore
T. Hodges
Ed Bohle
Mitchell Nagy
Nagy
St. Anthony Hospital
John Berrir
Hodges
Bohle
Emergency runs reported with multiple medical calls
On Tuesday and Wednesday responders logged several medical emergencies. Names include Hortense Bowman, Charlene Morrisett, Fred Schuyler, Donna Wallace, James Wright, Ethyl Waifel, with locations at St. John’s Hospital Northside Junior High School and Central Washington between 7:24 a.m. and 11:40 p.m. on listed streets. Captain McKissick and Lieutenant Talkington led first shift on duty.
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Charles McKissick
James Talkington
Ringwood Way
Fred Schuyler
St. John’s Hospital
Wendell Shyrock
Gerald Silvey
Home Ave
Donna Wallace
St. John's Hospital
James Wright
Washington Blvd
Ethyl Waifel
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