Johnson pledges US troop strength in Europe for NATO
President Johnson assured NATO in Paris that the United States will maintain its European troop presence at six divisions as long as needed. He urged allied contributions and defined a balanced NATO posture with nuclear and non nuclear forces to deter aggression and sustain alliance burdens.
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Paris
Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
NATO
Kennedy
U.S
America
Accidents Claim Three Lives In State
Iowa neared a deadly year end as three Iowans died in weekend crashes and two Missouri residents perished in related incidents. The toll rose to 682 with 16 days left, nearing 1959 and 1956 records, with victims including Raymond Christopherson, Larry Rommee, and Robert Duvall, along with multiple injured passengers in Centerville.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Raymond D. Christopherson
Decorah
Larry Donald Rommee
Near le Mars
Robert Duvall
Moravia
Christopherson
Carroll County
Coon Rapids
Ronald Christensen
Audubon
Rommel
Duvall
Centerville
Marvin Morrow
Bobby King
Ricky
Calvin
Frank Woolsey
Judy Smith
Unionville
Rites Tuesday for Fire Victims
Funeral services for Mike 1% and Jimmy 2% Rudolph sons of Mr and Mrs Des mond Rudolph who perished in a farm fire near Audubon will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Our saviors Lutheran church. The bodies were buried Saturday at Hamlin cemetery after recovery from the ruins. Christy 7 months and Allen 5 survived with Allen alerting parents during the blaze. Christy has recovered enough to be treated at Audubon hospital for smoke inhalation and is reported in good condition.
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Audubon
Mike
Jimmy
Desmond Rudolph
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Hamlin
Rudolph
Christi
Audubon Hospital
Allen
Taipei Mayor Huang Chi jui Reinstated by Supreme Court
In Formosa, Mayor Huang Chi jui of Taipei, suspended 27 months ago on housing kickback and city purchases charges, is reinstated after the Supreme Court cleared him. Huang serves a second eight year term.
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Taipei
Formosa
Huang Chi-jui
Supreme Court
Huang
Weather outlook with snow flurries and cold temps
Considerable cloudiness brings snow flurries Monday night and Tuesday. Lows dip from five below to five above, with highs Tuesday around ten below to ten above. Partly cloudy and continued cold Wednesday with light winds and frost risk.
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Southweer
Sere
Ten Sleve
Eutlesk
Record Cold Wave Grips Most of Nation Amid Snow
Snow blanketed a narrow band along Lake Erie with up to 20 inches south of Buffalo. Extreme cold across the Midwest and Northeast saw readings of 30 below zero in International Falls and near zero in New York and Illinois as winter deepened.
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Mercury
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Plains
International Falls
Minn
North Central
St. Louis
Illinois
Tallahassee
Florida
Tampa
Fla
Little Rock
Ark
Louisville
Maine
New York State
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Traverse City
Mich
John Bennett 85 Dies in Bettendorf Home
John Bennett 85 longtime Bettendorf resident died Sunday at the Bettendorf Masonic home where he had lived the past year. Survived by a son a daughter and three brothers William Bennett Greenfield Frank Bennett Lewis Newton Bennett Sheridan Interment 1 30 Wednesday Lewis cemetery with Masonic graveside service.
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John Bennett
Atlantic
Bettendorf
William Bennett
Greenfield
Frank Bennett
Lewis
Newton Bennett
Sheridan
Wye
Lewis Cemetery
Tax Sale Proceeds From Massena Property
Delinquent tax sale led by Ray Laartz, Massena property sold for 290 dollars 1.26. Sale continued from December 2. One parcel changed hands at the morning event.
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Ray Laartz
Massena
Officials Probe Baldwin Hills Dam Disaster in Los Angeles
A gaping hole in the Baldwin Hills Reservoir released about 300 million gallons of water causing three deaths and extensive damage. Investigations begin as cleanup crews clear debris and residents assess losses across several blocks and neighborhoods.
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Los Angeles Dam
Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Young Sinatra to Sing Again in Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr. plans to return to performing as federal authorities prepare to court three men in connection with his Dec. 8 kidnapping. Friends say he is eager to work at Lake Tahoe and Harrah's Casino confirms a new motel room is being prepared for him.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Harrah
J C Christensen Dies Here Early Today
J C Christensen 72 retired farmer died at Atlantic Memorial Hospital at 3 40 this morning following a week as a patient He was born in Denmark November 22 1891 and came to the United States at age seven He married Christina Gustafsen November 22 1925 He is survived by a wife three sons a daughter three brothers and many grandchildren Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at St Pauls Lutheran Church with interment in Atlantic cemetery The family will receive friends at the Roland funeral home Tuesday 7 30 to 9 PM
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Chris Christensen
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Casper and
Nilsena Jensen Christensen
Denmark
Christina Gustafsen
Harlan
Christensen
S&j. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ivan Pedersen
Long Island
N. Y
Clifford Christensen
Howard Christensen
Kansas City
Kermit Lothman
Cumberland
Jens Christensen
Phoenix
Ariz
Marinus Christensen
Arlington
S. D
Soren Christensen
Ferndale
Calif
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ronald Christensen
Roland
Atlantic Cemetery
Boone orders Davy jailed in Nashville case
Daniel Boone ordered David Sidwell Crockett jailed after Mrs. Crockett swore out a Sunday night warrant charging him with drunkenness. Judge Boone of the General Sessions Court denied bail.
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Nashville, Tenn
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Mississippia River Boat Ends Dubuque Season
The Lady Linda, a Mississippi River boat, passed through lock No 11 at Dubuque on Sunday and headed downstream, marking the end of the river navigation season. The crew reported battling ice along the journey.
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Dubuque
Zanzibar and Kenya Join United Nations Today
Zanzibar and Kenya join the United Nations raising total members to 113. The Security Council considered British-Ghanaian admissions and the General Assembly was expected to vote soon after. Zanzibar became independent Tuesday and Kenya followed Thursday, remaining in the British Commonwealth. The Asian-African group now has 58 members, pursuing expansion of the Security and Economic and Social Councils with proposed seat increases to 15 and 27 respectively.
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United Nations, N. Y
Zanzibar
Kenya
United Nations
World Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Economic and Social Council
Rites Pending for Mrs. Anne Capaldo in New Jersey
Mrs. Anne M. Capaldo 65 of Dumont New Jersey died of cancer at a hospital Saturday. She was the mother of Charles F. Capaldo AP bureau chief in Des Moines. Services were pending Monday.
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NEW York (Ap
Anne M. Capaldo
Dumont, N.J
Charles F. Capaldo
Associated Press
Des Moines
Six Children Die in Portland Duplex Fire
A midnight blaze in a Portland Maine duplex killed six youngsters seven children and three state wards slept upstairs and perished from smoke. William Harrigan and his wife evacuated three children while Beverly 9 saved an infant. others fled or jumped to safety as the fire trapped the rest. Dead were Heidi 2 Mary Ann 4 Holly Carol 6 Thomas Maley 6 Tami Maley 4 Ramona Maley 7.
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Portland
Maine
William F. Harrigan
Harrigan
Leona
Maine Medical Center
Harrigans
Beverly
John
Edward
Heidi
Mary Ann
Holly Carol
Thomas Maley
Tami Maley
Ramona Maley
Services planned for Calvin Ingles in hunting accident
Manchester district authorities announced that 27 year old Calvin Ingles of near Greeley will have funeral services Monday after a hunting accident Friday in which the 22 caliber rifle he was removing from his car discharged and killed him.
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Manchester
Calvin Ingles
Greeley
Congress Urges Restoring Foreign Aid Cuts
Washington AP The House debates foreign aid appropriations as it enters its final week. The Appropriations Committee recommends 2.8017 billion in new funds, 1.7236 billion below Kennedy's request. Johnson appeals to reverse the cuts to avoid weakness in policy. Adlai Stevenson condemns cutting voluntary U.N. contributions from 136 million to 100 million, warning harm to children refugees and U.N. prestige.
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Washington
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Senate
Appropriations Committee
U.S
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Stevenson
New York
Two Sioux City Women Set for 100th Birthdays This Week
Sixty nine year resident Mrs Frank Newbowers will turn 100 the following Tuesday while Mrs Catherine Hermann reaches a century this Tuesday born in Wisconsin they moved to Webster City then Plymouth County before settling in Sioux City in 1889 Her husband the contractor died in 1928 she remains active in clubs and church Also noted are centenarian Thomas R James 108 and Rev I G Smith 100 both active and likely to meet at First Presbyterian Church on Sundays
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Sioux City
Catherine Hermann
Frank T. Newbowers
Wisconsin
Mazomanie
Wis
Hermann
Webster City
Plymouth County
John G. Hermann
New Hampton
Smith
James
First Presbyterian Church
Kennedy Gives Two Pet Dogs To White House Aides
Mrs Kennedy has donated two of the Kennedy family dogs to White House aides. Pushinka, a son of the space dog given by Khrushchev in 1961, went to Irvin Williams, chief White House horticulturist. Charlie, a Welsh terrier and former family pet, went to Secret Service agent Robert Foster.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Pushinka
Khrushchev
Irvin M. Williams
Charlie
Maippet
Robert Foster
Secret Service
Kennedy
Glenn appears at Kitty Hawk tribute to Wright brothers
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. joins aviators and officials at Kitty Hawk North Carolina to honor Orville and Wilbur Wright whose 1903 powered flight near the dunes began the air age.
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Kitty Hawk, NC
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
Communist miners hold 19 hostages in Catavi
Communist led tin miners in Catavi Boliva hold 19 hostages including four Americans. they await an explanation of a release deal negotiated by vice president juan lechin, head of the miners union, at a general meeting in catavi.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Lechin
Miners’ Union
Catavi
Iowa Faces Record Cold as Sweeps Move Through State
A harsh cold spell settles over Iowa with record lows in several towns. Le Mars and Cherokee hit 19 below, Washta -18 after a -21 Sunday. Storm Lake 19 below sets date low. other towns range from -17 to -8. Light snow anticipated. highs near zero to 1 above Tuesday. roads mostly normal though some snowpack in the Waukon-Oelwein area.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Mercury
le Mars
Cherokee
Washta
Storm Lake
Mason City
Waterloo
Oelmein
New Hampton
Carroll and Sibley
Spencer
Audubon
Charles City
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Burlington
Sioux City
Davenport
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Lamont
Weather Bureau
The
Highway Commission
Waukon - Oc'wein
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