Chile Considers Nationalizing U.S. Copper Firms
President Allende proposes a constitutional reform to allow nationalization of Chilean holdings of Anaconda Kennecott and Cerro in Chile. He says the move aims to gain economic independence, offering possible 10 to 15 year sales pacts at world prices if needed.
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Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Congress
Allende
United States
Europe
Chile
Chuquicamata
el Teniente
Anaconda
Kennecott
Deadlock endangers food stamp plan in Congress
A Senate House negotiator deadlock threatens to end the federal food stamp program serving about nine million Americans. If not extended, the program could expire on New Year’s Eve as House conferees push for strict work requirements and state cost sharing, while the Senate seeks liberalization. The weekend talks left 6 of 20 disputed points unresolved with House insisting on all provisions of its bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Poage Defends Must Work Food Stamp Provision
Rep W R Poage chair of the House Agriculture Committee argues the must work rule for food stamp allotments, contrasting it with socialist country philosophy. The speech defends tying aid to labor and urges continued support of the program.
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W. R. Poage
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Ex Nazi Stangl Convicted of Mass Murder Life Sentence
A West German court finds ex SS Captain Franz Paul Stangl guilty of complicity in the murder of more than 400000 inmates at Treblinka and Sobibor. Sentenced to life, he claimed the duty excuse and asserted a clear conscience. The verdict closes what experts view as the last major war crime trial. Stangl is seen as second only to Eichmann among Nazi exterminators.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
UPI
Franz Paul Stang
Stang
Treblinka
Sobibor
Poland
Stangl
Adolf Eichmann
Frigid winter arrives as nationwide storm brings heavy snow
Massena New York endures 31 below zero as winter officially begins at 1 36 am EST. Arctic front brings heavy snow to Montana Colorado Utah New Mexico Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri while Chicago records a yearly precipitation high. Fuel oil strike threatens heat and hot water in New York City housing projects as Southeast enjoys milder temps.
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Aliz
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Missouri
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Central Plains
Dallas
New York City
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Atlanta
Miami
Key West
Fla
Memorial service set for Bennington College faculty member Paul Boepple
Paul Boepple 74, longtime Bennington College music faculty and noted choral director, died Monday in Brattleboro of pneumonia. A Swiss-born innovator praised by the New York Times for expanding American amateur choral singing, he directed the Dessoff Choirs and taught at multiple institutions. Memorial will be held 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Carriage Barn, with colleagues recalling his broad interests andDedication to music education.
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Paul Boepple
Brattleboro
Bennington College
North Bennington
New York Times Today
Joaquin Des Pres
Claude LeJeune
Tomas Luis de Victoria
Heinrich Schuetz
Nowak
Bach
Passion
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Honneger
David
Handel
Israel
Egypt
Boepple
Dessoff Choir
Dalcroze School of Music
New York City
Bennington
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
N.J
Chicago Musical College
Basel
Switzerland
Johannes Brahms
Basel University
Dalcroze Institute
Geneva
New York
Dalcroze
Dessoff
Margarete Dessoff
Campbell urges Y pool turn‑over and pledges delay on vote
R Duncan Campbell, Bennington Selectmen chair, proposed the Y transfer unfinished pool and Memorial Park land to the town. He urged delaying a taxpayers vote while unpaid pledges are collected to reduce liabilities and ease a potential bond issue. He said announcing deed plans now would aid pledge collection and voter acceptance. Campbell said the statement reflected his view after talks with the town manager amid YMCA financial crisis coverage.
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Campbell
R. Duncan Campbell
Bennington
Memorial Park
YMCA
Hanoi releases 368 American POW names in Paris
Senator Kennedy disclosed that North Vietnam released in Paris a list of 368 American POWs. The list was handed to Nolan as Kennedy’s emissary, with nine prisoners reportedly released and twenty dead. Kennedy urged caution on accuracy and noted no confirmed release.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
Paris
Edward M. Kennedy
Nolan
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Tan Duc Thang
David K. E. Bruce
Nixon
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sweden
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
White House
Inside Vermont tackles looming education aid austerity
The Vermont Education Department faces fiscal strain as it braces for next year’s austerity driven state aid budget. The Mankiewicz Braden column highlights an accounting gap in administration pronouncements. Elks lodges in Maine lose liquor licenses over racial policy, while Dorset town plan faces criticism and a parish rector retires in Arlington. Hal March reflects on two faces of skiing.
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Vermont Education Department
Mankiewicz-Braden
Elks
Maine
Basque Spanish Talks Aim to Free Bonn Envoy Beihl
Basque sources report a face saving deal to free West German consul Eugen Beihl in exchange for lenient treatment of Basque terrorists. Efe says no final agreement and no news until after Christmas. A meeting near the French border involved Basque exiles and interested parties.
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Madrid
UPI
Eugen Reihl
Efe
Beihl
San Sebastian
Ames Soldier Describes Fruitless Hanoi POW Raid
Sgt. Marshall A. Thomas of Ames Iowa recounts the November failed raid on a North Vietnamese POW camp near Hanoi. He stresses secrecy discipline and security, notes prisoners had been moved before the mission, and praises team effort and military planning despite no prisoners freed.
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Marshall A. Thomas
Ames
Iowa
North
Vietnam
Thomas
Jim Mone
Ames Daily Tribune
Mone
Ames, Iowa
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
Leo A. Thomas
Army Special Forces Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Eglin Air
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