Rusk Opens Talks With French Leaders Ahead Of NATO Meet
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk began courtesy talks with France's top officials in Paris before the NATO ministerial conference. He met Foreign Minister Couve de Murville and Premier Pompidou, with a later session planned with President de Gaulle and West German Foreign Minister Schroeder. Rusk said no progress on the multilateral nuclear force and stressed NATO's core obligations.
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Joseph EF
Dynan Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Maurie Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Couve de Murville
Pompidou
United States
NATO Defense Alliance
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Patrick Gordon Walker
Germany
Berlin
Busk
MLF
West Germany
de Gaulle
Former Herald Co-Owner Arnold Daane Dies at 72
Arnold Daane 72 publisher of the Daily Banner Cambridge Maryland and former co owner of the Austin Herald died of a heart attack at his Cambridge home He was linked with the Austin Herald 1920 1929 and later edited for the St Paul Pioneer Press worked in Washingtons Agriculture Department and owned the Cambridge Banner He is survived by his wife two sons four sisters and a brother Funeral services will be held in Cambridge Tuesday with a second service planned for Oostburg Wisconsin
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Fredericksburg
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Pacific
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Oostburg
Wis
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Hull
Iowa
Hormel Company
University of Chicago
Navy
East Coast fog clears after two day travel disruption
Dense fog lifted across major East Coast cities as a cold front pushed in from New York to Florida. The weather caused widespread flight cancellations, delayed Pan American passengers by 24 hours after detouring from Paris to Montreal Detroit and Boston before reaching New York by land and rail.
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Weather Bureau
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Completion of State Mapping Program Urged in Report
A Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission report urges completing a statewide topographic mapping program for proper land use planning. The program, funded by one cent of cigarette tax, began in 1963 and aims to develop natural resources and coordinate water resources in the Red River basin. A follow up calls for a water resource coordination action and future research pilots for artificial recharge and experimental stations.
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Red River Basin
Flying Santa plans 14th lighthouse drop flight
Dorothy Snow to lead 14th Flying Santa trip delivering packages to lighthouses and Coast Guard stations from Nantucket to Down East Maine. First flight as a baby in arms, today’s mission to bring unbreakable gills aboard for safe drops.
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Coast Guard
S.a.jons
Dorothy
Snow
Nantucket
Maine
Toll Increasing as Minnesota Records Rise in 1964
Mrs. Edna Hammer of Freeborn County dies from head and body injuries after a collision near Corning. The 17th traffic fatality in Freeborn and Minnesota’s 1964 toll climbs toward a record, with the previous high of 801 set last year. Curtis Christenson, the plumbing truck driver, survives with minor injuries. Funeral plans pending.
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Edna) Hammer
12Th Ave
Freeborn County
St. Olaf’s Hospital
Minnesota
Hammer
Christianson
Norma C. Johnson
Grand Meadow
Mower County
Corning
Freeborn
Curtis M. Christenson
Blooming Prairie
T.S. Morton & Son
Chris
William Bendix Near Death in Hospital After Illness
William Bendix star of The Life of Riley lay near death from lobar pneumonia at Good Samaritan Hospital. Doctors cite malnutrition from a stomach ailment. Bendix, 58, lives in Palm Springs and is recovering from earlier stomach ulcer surgery in 1955. His wife Therese and daughters Stephanie and Lorraine kept vigil as details emerge of a long career from stage to radio, film, and television.
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Hollywood
William Bendix
Riley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bendix
Palm Springs
Therese
Stephanie
Lorraine
CBS Television Network
Martha Raye
Cbs-Tv
James Aubrey
New York City
New York Giants
Krupp
William Saroyan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Arrest 3 in Montgomery Church Blast
Three Montgomery men Henry Alexander James White and Donald Landers were held without bond on explosive charges after a device exploded outside the Negro First Baptist church. Police witnessed the blast and say the suspects faced possible death penalty. the church had survived prior bombings in 1957 and linked indictments from earlier cases.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry Alexander
James White
Donald Landers
First Baptist
Rail Strike Off Until After Jan 1
Three shop craft unions announce no nationwide railroad strike before January 1. Alex Elson stated in U S District Court that the unions will not strike until after the first of the year. The groups had planned a 6 am Tuesday walkout that would disrupt Christmas traffic and shipments. railroads sought a temporary injunction claiming daily losses over $26 million from a stoppage.
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Chicago
Alex Elson
Machinists
U.S
Elson
Joseph Sam Perry
Western Attaches Leave Posts After Spying Accusations
Four Western military attaches, two American and one British, are withdrawn from Moscow posts after Soviet restrictions. They had been denied permission to travel since a Sept. 26 search at Khabarovsk. The U S and British embassies said appropriate action is being taken against Soviet attaches in Washington and London.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Khabarovsk
Washington
London
Steelworker negotiators meet for formal bargaining start
In Pittsburgh AP reports United Steelworkers Union negotiators meet to prepare for formal contract bargaining in the basic steel industry. Top international officers confer with heads of union teams from 11 steel companies directly involved.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Attaches Ordered Out by U S From Soviet Embassy
The United States ordered three Soviet embassy military attaches to leave Washington in retaliation for Moscow restricting three American attaches in Moscow. The action escalates diplomatic tension between the United States and the Soviet Union amid ongoing Cold War pressures.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
Tax study panel omits sales tax at final meeting
AP dispatch notes the Legislative Tax Study Commission adopted recommendations with no reference to a sales tax at its final session. In Minnesota, Mary Siss, 72, of Wadena, was killed by a freight train while walking to church in extreme cold.
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Legislative Tax Study Commission
Wadena, Minn
Mary Siss
Wadena
Iowa Road Toll Reaches New High in 1964
The weekend toll in Iowa raises the year total to 797, 69 more than 1956’s record. Victims include Dubuque’s Titan Mays 61, Kinross’ Merlin Netser 23, Hillsboro’s Walter Youngman 32, and Des Moines couple Ann Fazio 42 and her husband injured in a bridge collision.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Titan Mays
Dubuque
Merlin G. Netser
Kinross
Wellman
Hillsboro
Walter David Youngman
Des Moines
Ann Charlotte Fazio
National Guard Divisions To Undergo Reorganization Plan
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes disclosed a plan to reorganize six high priority and two special purpose National Guard divisions into division bases and one brigade each. The concept also envisions converting 21 other Guard and Reserve divisions into high priority brigades while plans remain unofficial. The six high priority divisions include 26th Infantry Massachusetts and 28th Infantry Pennsylvania among others. the two special purpose are 38th Infantry Indiana and 47th Infantry Minnesota.
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National Guard
Army
Stephen Ailes
Pentagon
Reserve
Ailes
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
30Th Infantry
North Carolina
42Nd Infantry
New York
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New Jersey
30Th Armored
Tennessee
38Th Infantry
Indiana
47Th Infantry
Minnesota
Unusual Beagle Willie Goes Missing in Studio City
Willie the beagle with a cleft palate is lost after a gardener left a gate open. He had just undergone outpatient surgery at UCLA Medical Center and is one of the few dogs with a cleft palate, studied by scientists for new treatment methods.
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Studio City
Calif
Willie
Judith Bokelman
Ucla Medical Center
Norman Bleicher
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