Norstad pushes three power summit for NATO nuclear control
Gen Lauris Norstad urged the United States Britain and France form a three power executive committee to decide nuclear action for NATO. He argued majority rule, rapid decisions, and unified European defense require cross power oversight to manage NATO's nuclear forces. The plan targets prompt decisions during hostilities or threats.
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San Francisco
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France
Britain
NATO
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
American College of Surgeons
Paris
Europe
Atlantic
Pipeline blast hits Amerian oil line in Venezuela
UPI reports pro Communist terrorists dynamited a major Am erican owned air pipeline about 100 miles east of Maracaibo, eighth attack in 18 months. Firefighters from Creole Petroleum brought the blaze under control. repairs began on the 360000 barrel per day line to the Amuay refinery while a parallel 225000 barrel line remained intact keeping Amuay operations running.
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Venezuela
UPI
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National Liberation
Fidel Castro
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Amuay
Threat Unchanged Says Lemnitzer in Paris Address
Allied supreme commander Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer told NATO parliament members that the Communist threat to the West remains high despite the Moscow test ban. He cited the Big Lift airlift of a U.S. armored division as a demonstration of NATO's reinforced capability and warned potential aggressors have noted the implications.
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UPS
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
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Moscow
U.S
NATO
Lemnitzer
Europe
Career Statesman Tho Seen as Neutral Despite Turmoil
In Saigon 1954-56 Vice President Nguyen Ngoc Tho, a career civil servant and economist, is described as moderate and respected even by foes. He rose under Ngo Dinh Diem, serving as interior minister, then economy minister, and eventually vice president, with future Premier prospects amid Vietnam's transition.
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Diem
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tho
Japan
Hue
My Phuc
Long Xuyen
South
Jala
South Viet
Nam
South Viet Nam
Reds Algerians Sign Trade Pact In $40 Million Year Deal
In Algiers the Soviet Union and Algeria signed their first long term trade agreement worth at least 40 million dollars annually. Soviet Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai Patolichev and Algerian Economic Affairs Minister Na chir Boumana inked the pact with details not released.
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Algiers
Soviet Union
Algeria
Nikolai Patolichev
Nachir Boumana
Soviet claim antiradiation substance developed
Moscow reports Tass announces a new phenolic compound that protects animal tissues from radiation and mirrors agents used to prevent food spoilage.
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Moscow
Tass
Religious Zealots Fined in Israel
Eight Jewish religious zealots were fined and given suspended jail terms for rioting at a Christian school in September. They faced $175 fines or 60 days in jail, plus nine months suspended sentences and $80 bond for three years of good behavior.
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Waifa
Israel
UPI
Mme Nhu Considers Return From Rome Trip
An aide says Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu may return to the United States after reuniting with her three younger children in Rome. She postponed departure to ensure her children are in Rome before leaving. More than 3,000 telegrams and messages poured into her hotel suite after Friday’s coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Los Angeles
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
Mme. Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Corn Piled in Streets as Boxcar Shortage Hits Harvest
In Hannibal Missouri a mountain of milo sat in the street as grain terminals dumped newly harvested corn to avoid spoilage. Railroads report a severe boxcar shortage worsened by demand from wheat sales to the Soviet Union, with 493 empty cars needed 2,225 at Burlington. Repair needs rise and incentives shift to renting boxes over building new.
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Hannibal
UPI
Mississippi
Midwest
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
George Ross
Missouri Farmers Association
Rock Island
Eldon Martin
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Martin
Soviet Union
Russia
Interstate Commerce Commission
East
Assassination Try Foiled in Japan
Police seized 24 year old Takao Ishimoto an ultra rightist as he was about to stab Premier Hayato Ikeda at an election rally in Koriyama 150 miles north of Tokyo He carried an eight inch dagger and a protest letter against Ikedas policies within six feet of the prime minister
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Hayato Ikeda
Takao Ishimoto
Patriotic Youth Association
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