Kennedy Attack on Extremists Gets Support
President Kennedy's push against right wing extremists meets broad backing from NATO allies and U.S. officials. Heusinger, chair of NATO's Permanent Military Committee, is praised as cleared of war crimes after investigations. United States officials say NATO unity remains intact despite Soviet charges.
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Heusinger
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Defense Department
State Department
Washington
UPI
West White
Adolf Hersinger
Lincoln White
United States
Gow
Salinger
NATO
Ralings
Kennedy
Paris
Cliance
Alli
Foxhall Road
Nazi Germany
U.S
Natoler
NATO Alliance
France
Belgium
Holland
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kremlin
Denmark
West Germany
Moscow
NATO Ministers’ Council
Adolf Heusinger
U.N. Denies Civilian Shield Claims in Katanga Fighting
The United Nations rejected reports that Katanga forces used civilians as shields in attacks around Elisabethville. A U.N. spokesman said such propaganda aims to discredit the U.N. or hinder movement, while Denmark and West Germany response and NATO diplomacy were noted amid wider Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
UP1
Elisabeth
Ville
U.N
Katangese
Katan
Hos- Elisabethville
Moscow
UPD
Union
Elisabethville
Ister
Ciri NATO
Katanga
Baltic
Moen
Japan and Soviet Respond to Kurile Islands Claim
Tokyo reports Khrushchev denied Japan has settled the Kurile Islands dispute and Ikeda restated that the agreement did not define ownership. The exchange follows Potsdam terms and flags ongoing contest over island sovereignty and wider NATO German participation propaganda.
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Nikia Karusneney
St. John’s Haslot
Oital
Bayato Ikeda
Japan
Juna Watkins
Shelby Cranfield
Khrushchev
Robert Begman
Pear
Wilber Hart and Son
Honshu
Dilmore St
Hokkaido
Kyushu
Shikoku
Bill McKinley
Alexandria
Yaaro Suvece
Roy Clark
Noble St
Richard Fetty
Anderson
Xeda
Soviet
Mildred Hutchins
Sador
Nicolai Federenko
Ikeda
William Andrews
Fletcher
Soviet Union
Kurile Islands
Alfretta Hipskind
Lissue
Daniel Burda
Helen Cox
Crystal St
Josephine Corlew
Midwest employment gains outpace other regions in 1960s data
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports Midwest job growth outstripped other areas since the recession low. In November five Chicagoregion districts show improvement while Detroit Battle Creek Muskegon South Bend and Terre Haute rise, yet unemployment hovers above 6 percent. Strong gains come from steel auto and machinery sectors.
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UPI
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Midwest
Bureau of Employment Security
Bank
Chicago Federal Reserve District
Detroit
Battle Creek
Muskegon
Mich
South Bend
Terre Haute
Ted
Khrushchev Allegedly Suffered a Mild Stroke
Paris reports quote Western sources noting Soviet Premier Khrushchev showed speech difficulties during a 55 minute address to the World Federation of Trade Unions and appeared exhausted. The account says the stroke may have occurred after the 22nd Communist party congress.
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Paris
Franc Soir
Khrushchev
Michel Gorday
France Soir
Federation of Trade Unions
Gorday
Communist Party
Local residents listed with street addresses
James Stanisy and several others are named with street addresses in a local notice. The names include Mrs. Vertha Cox, Mrs. Margaret Lay, Russell Hughes, Henry McNeil, and multiple home locations across town.
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James Stanisy
St. Rd
Vertha Cox
E. 4Th St
Margaret Lay
Russell Hughes
Nichol
Henry McNeil
News Firm Buys Vending Company
American News Co. completed the purchase of Barnett Vending Co. of Indiana from B. J. Barrett operations. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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New York
American News Co
Barnett Vending Co
Indiana
B.J. Barrett
Water mains to be flushed in Edgewood area this week
Water mains in the Edgewood area will be flushed on Wednesday and Thursday to remove excess rust from the supply. Gale Gammon, the water commissioner, says the procedure helps during months when residents do not sprinkle lawns.
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Edgewood
Gale Gammon
Mr. Gammow
Russia Says Nuclear Arms Supply Large to Aadrushchev
A mixed wartime dialogue features claims of a large nuclear arms supply and Kiev era tensions. Ambassador remarks debate West Berlin readings and Soviet aims for Berlin negotiations while a renewal study proceeds in South Bend for urban renewal on Chapin Street with a $1.37 million federal grant.
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Invas Kennedy
Moscow
Russia
Red China
Albania
Washington
UPI
Mik
Tee iSerik
SiahaSishin
Menshikov
United States
Dent Kennedy
West Berlin
Utobahn
U.S
Berlin
Nikita S
UPE
Vance Hartke
John 3Radenas
Urban Renewal Administration
South Bend, Ind
Chapin Street
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