Nuclear NATO Force Opposed by Europeans
Paris AP The Western European Union an advisory body from six Common Market nations and Britain voted to oppose the U S proposed multinational nuclear force under NATO control The move came on an amendment by British Laborist George Brown Britain France and other NATO members weigh in but WEU's stance could influence final national decisions in forming the force involving Britain France Italy West Germany the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg
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Coal Mine Explosion Kills 6 Hungarians
Hungarian miners suffered six deaths and four injuries after a dampfire explosion at a Tatabanya coal mine 30 miles west of Budapest. The blast on Wednesday night was reported by MTI, with Tatabanya described as a major mining center.
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U2 Crash Not a Result Of Gunfire
Washington AP The Air Force has ruled out gunfire as the cause of the U2 crash near Key West after a high altitude Cuba reconnaissance mission. Pilot Capt Joe G Hyde Jr of La Grange Ga is declared dead though body not recovered. Wreckage examined by accident investigation board. no rocket or bullet damage found. cause remains under investigation.
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Pope Paul VI May Visit Holy Land Then US Follow?
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI plans to visit the Holy Land next month as the Ecumenical Council closes. They say the trip could set precedents, including the first papal plane journey and the first visit to a predominantly non Christian nation, with possible U.S. travel if extended. No date is set, but a January 8 timing is mentioned by one source.
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Oswalds Cremation Hinted To End Desecration Threats
In Fort Worth Rose Hill Cemetery faced ongoing threats to Oswalds grave as authorities consider cremation to prevent desecration. Mrs Marguerite Oswald denied knowledge of any threats and said cremation would require cemetery manager Gene Selizers recommendation and approval.
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Marguerite Oswald
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Feathers Fly in War Of Chickens
UPI reports the United States raising import duties on European goods in response to poultry import restrictions. President Johnson and trade negotiator Herter say the tariff hikes burden U.S. commerce. The retaliation list includes West German pickup trucks French brandy dextrine and potato starch.
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UPI
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Christian D.herter
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European Economic Council
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Ex-Premier Dies In Beirut Hotel
Former Premier H.S. Suhr wardy died of heart failure at his Beirut hotel suite, announced by his daughter in Karachi. The report confirms the death and notes the political figure’s nationality and residence.
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Karachi
Pakistan
H.S. Suhrawardy
Leban
Bay State Corruption Still Found by Probers
Massachusetts Crime Commission reports a definite pattern of corruption in state departments and agencies. The intensive investigation continues with eight teams including state police and auditors, aiming to name guilty persons for action by the attorney general and other authorities.
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UPI
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Alleghany Again Headed by Kirby
Allan P. Kirby, 71, again took charge of Alleghany Corp as he led an unopposed slate of 13 directors at the long-delayed 1963 stockholders meeting. After a 30 month proxy fight with the Murchison brothers, Kirby regained control as the brothers stepped down from directorships and moved on to other interests in Dallas.
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Yen named premier of Nationalist China replacing Chen Cheng
Taipei AP report says Finance Minister C. K. Yen was appointed premier of Nationalist China, succeeding Vice President Chen Cheng who resigned Tuesday citing health. Sources say Chen resented Chiang Kai-shek’s unilateral military and civil appointments.
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