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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1963

Page

2

Wall Closes On East German Refugee Tragedy at Berlin Wall

West Berlin police reported hearing 19 bursts of submachine gun fire as an East German refugee was halted near the death strip by Communist guards during a foggy night. Officials noted a holiday rush for passes to visit relatives in East Berlin. thousands crossed during the weekend, with 338,000 applications approved overall.

UPI Berlin West Berlin Wall East Germany ADN

U.N. Rejects North Korea Offer on U.S. Agent Body

The United Nations Command dismissed North Korea s proposal to hand over a body it claimed belonged to a U.S. agent killed last week. A UN spokesman called it a propaganda maneuver. Maj. Gen Chang Chung Hwan said the agent was killed on December 17 while trying to cross into the North. South Korean officials declined to comment.

Seoul North Korea U.S. 8Th Army U.N U.S

Lemnitzer Warns of Stronger NATO Forward Defense

NATO Supreme Commander Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer says NATO grows stronger with a forward defense posture near the iron curtain. He tells U S News and World Report that such a setup signals to any aggressor that an attack would not be cheap, requiring a major effort if deterrence fails.

Washington NATO Lyman L. Lemnitzer Iron Curtain Lemnitzer U. S. News and World Report

Dominican Junta Head Resigns

In Santo Domingo Emilio De Los Santos resigns from the three man civilian junta and Foreign Minister Donald Reid Cabral may be asked to head the ruling group The resignation follows an unsettled day with reports claiming 16 guerrillas were killed near Manacla in the Ciabo highlands and chief guerrilla commander Dr Manuel Tavares Justo reportedly among the dead.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Donald Reid Cabral Emilio de Los Santos Manacla Cibao Manuel Tavares Justo

All-African Police Proposal from Ghana Leader

In a 300 word letter Kwame Nkrumah urged U Thant to replace U.N. troops in the Congo with an all African force. He called for U.N. Secretary-General to begin consultations to arrange for the African force.

Accra Ghana TAF Dent Kwame Nkrumah U.N Congo U Thant Thant

Four Shot Dead In Robbery At Ottawa Rectory

In Ottawa on Sunday two armed brothers tried to steal collection boxes from a Roman Catholic rectory during Mass. Four people died and a fifth was wounded. Roger Binette killed himself and his brother Reginald was captured. Victims include Paul Mercier and Alberte Guindon. Priest Rev. Guillaume Chevrier and Doralise Bechard. Police found no money in the rectory.

Ottawa Roger Binette Reginald Paul Mercier Sherbrooke Que Alberte Guindon Guillaume Chevrier Doralise Bechard Mass Agathe Jensen Father Chevrier

McNamara Reaffirms Viet Policy After White House Meeting

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara affirmed U S resolve to support South Vietnamese military operations against Communist guerrillas. Speaking at the White House after a 75 minute meeting with President Johnson he and CIA Director John A McCone reviewed 1964 South Vietnam operations and future aims for 1965 and beyond.

Washington Johnson Robert S. McNamara White House McNamara United States John A. McCone Central Inteligence Agency Dean Rusk McCone South Vietnam

Mann Faces Latin Problems In Upcoming OAS Meetings

Washington sources say President Johnson’s new top Latin American aide Thomas Mann faces key OAS tests. Debates hinge on countering Castro and deterring dictators, with meetings in January and April 1964 in Quito and Caracas under scrutiny by Venezuela and allied democracies.

Mann OAS Washington Johnson Latin America Thomas Mann New World Organization of American States Fidel Castro State Department Ambassador Mann White House U. S Venezuela Castro Cuba Rio de Janeiro Quito Ecuador Guatemala Honeduras Dominican Republic Haiti Brazil Per Mexico Caracas

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