U.S. Plans Observation Posts to Guard Against Surprise Attacks
The Johnson administration will propose a system of international observation posts in both Communist and Western nations to deter surprise attacks. After NATO talks in Paris, Secretary of State Rusk said the plan may interest Moscow and aims to test feasibility at the Geneva disarmament conference.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson Administration
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Rusk
NATO
Paris
Johnson
White House
State Department
Khrushchev
Europe
Man Held on Presidential Threat to Undergo Psychiatric Tests
San Francisco police and Secret Service arrest a 29 year old self described social psychiatrist and Fair Play for Cuba Committee member Robert Beaty Fennell for threatening to kill President Johnson. Fennell faces psychiatric tests after note declaring assassination goal. He is jailed on $5 000 bail with Jan 3 hearing. In Dallas Texas Russell McLarry is freed on $2 500 bail after threatening President Kennedy and saying he would shoot him near the Trade Mart. he denies distributing anti Kennedy literature and says remarks were a joke.
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Johnson
Robert Beaty Fennell
Sioux City
Iowa
Secret Service
Berkeley
President Johnson
Fennell
Cherokee
Cuba
Air Force
Fort Worth
Tex
Russell McLarry
Kennedy
Dalas
McLarry
Dallas’ Trade Mart
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fair Play For
Frozen Sylvia Porter Found Dead on Squaw Mountain
Sylvia Porter, 16, of Littleton Colorado, was found frozen to death on Squaw Mountain twenty miles west of Denver. She had been missing from her home.
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Sylvia Porter
Littleton
Colo
Squaw Mountain
Denver
Court Orders Blood Transfusions for Mother and Baby
In Atlanta a mother Mrs Paul Mu haluk and her newborn son received blood transfusions after a court ordered guardian intervened. Judge Luther Almerson authorized hospital superintendent Frank Wilson to act as guardian due to life threatening hemorrhage and infant anemia. Both are reported in good condition.
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Atlanta
Paul Muhaluk
Luther Alverson
Superior Court
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Blind Man Charged With Bank Robbery Goes to Court
Walter Raleigh Sain II a blind 42 year old and his wife Lewanda 19 attempted to rob a Detroit bank. FBI disputes his account saying a note demanded cash while a bag was presented. The couple admitted the tale was a hoax and received Christmas release under bond.
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Detroit
Walter Raleigh Sain II
Lewanda
Detroit Bank and Trust Co
Sam
FBI
Sain
Thompson to Seek Bond for Appeal
Attorneys for T Eugene Thompson who is serving a life term for murder will seek bond from Stillwater Prison while appealing to the Minnesota Supreme Court. They plan to file a formal application for a $100 000 bond in U S District Court Monday after Judge Fosseen denied a motion for a new trial.
Fall pig crop totals 42.757 million head
The Agriculture Department reports this year’s fall pig crop at 42.757 million head, down 4 percent from last year’s 44.582 million. The fall crop supplies pork through late winter spring and early summer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Lake Season Ends as Soo Locks Close
The 1963 shipping season closed at 2:19 p.m. EST when the freighter Coverdale cleared the Sault locks after carrying 420000 bushels of wheat. The 623 foot vessel completed Lake Superior transit in 24 hours, beating the 5 p.m. deadline as four ships cleared earlier that day. Twenty one ships departed Lake Superior ports after midnight December 14, all but one Canadian carrying grain. The American ship was the Henry R. Platt of Gartland Steamship Co. of Chicago.
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Sault Ste, Marie, Ont
Coverdale
Sault Locks
Lake Superior
Henry R. Platt
Gartland Steamship Co
Chicago
Retired Episcopal Bishop Remington Dies at 84
The Rt. Rev. William P. Remington, 84, former suffragan Episcopal Bishop of South Dakota and Pennsylvania, died Thursday night in a La Jolla convalescent home from infirmities of age. He previously served as rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Minneapolis in 1911.
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LA Jolla
Calif
William P. Remington
Pennsylvania
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Christmas Gifts Reach Montana Indians by Train and Truck
A Connecticut widow organized about 2000 pounds of goods for the Big Crow Reservation near Lame Deer Montana. Spector Transport will move packages from Bridgeport to St Paul where Northern Pacific will relay them by rail to Billings. Northern Pacific Transport will drive the cargo 100 miles to the reservation for Christmas morning distribution by Chief Dallas Little Head.
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ST. Paul
Connecticut
Red Cross
Philip W. Hyde
Milford
Bridgeport
Conn
Spector Transport
Northern Pacific
Billings
Mont
Northern Pacific Transport
Dallas Little Head
Open Tonight 16 Inch and 18 Inch Portables Sale
Morey’s Electronic Center at 509 Oakland Ave East announces tonight’s sale on 16 inch and 18 inch portables with prices starting at 99.95 and 129.95 respectively.
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Morey’‘S
Electronic Center
Oakland Ave
GE Engineer who made sound visible dies in Schenectady
John Bellamy Taylor, a pioneer in engineering research who made sound audible and light visible, died Friday in Schenectady New York. He contributed to early experiments linking sensory perception with engineering.
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Schenectady
N.Y
John Bellamy Taylor
GE Engineer Taylor's Light Beam Music Demonstration
Taylor, a GE research engineer from 1903 to 1936, drew international attention in 1931 by directing a beam of light at a target on a hovering dirigible above the Schenectady plant to produce music.
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Taylor
General Electric Co
Schenectady
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