Soviet Underground N-test Reported by AEC Seismology
The Atomic Energy Commission says seismic signals from an underground Soviet nuclear test in the Semipalatinsk region indicate a low intermediate yield, around 20 000 to 200 000 tons of TNT. Swedish Seismology Institute places blast at 12 04 a.m. EST, stronger than October 27 test, while U.S. tests in Nevada remain smaller.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Semipalatinsk
U.S.S.R
AEC
Seismology Institution
Uppsala
Sweden
U.S
ABC
Markus Baath
United States
Nevada
Soviet Union
Baby Born After Mother Fatally Shot in North Carolina
Marie Green Harmond, 18, of Pineola was shot in her home Friday and died Saturday at Cannon Memorial Hospital. A baby boy near full term was delivered by Caesarean section shortly after her death and was reported doing fine. Coroner Carl D. Osborne said details of the shooting would be learned at an inquest Wednesday. Harmond had two other children.
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Bannedr Elk
N.C
Carl D. Osborne
Marie Green Harmond
Pineola
Cannon Memorial Hospital
Osborne
Chutists in Fatal Fall At National Parachuting Meet
Two U S naval base parachutists from Sangley Point died in Laguna Province during a national parachuting championship. William Jones 35 from North Carolina and Scott Kemp 20 of St Paul Minnesota entangled in midair after leaping from a light plane at 3590 feet. Both opened emergency chutes but failed to save them.
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Manila
U.S
Sangley Point
Laguna Province
William Jones
Ida Grubbs Shot At Age 105 Not Worried By Pellets
In Paducah Kentucky Ida Grubbs 105 was hit by shotgun pellets from a neighbor's gun accidentally discharged while two men cleaned the weapon. She was hospitalized and reported in good condition and not disturbed by the accident.
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Ida
Paducah
Ida Grubbs
Mrs. Grubbs
Kerby Urges Fire Dept Reform In Bluefield Study
Bluefield City Manager W Shale Kerby criticizes the Bluefield Fire Department as poorly administered and costly to taxpayers. He argues many deficiencies lie in administration rather than personnel, calls for better fire prevention inspections training planning and diagrams, and proposes upgrading the department to Class Five or Four with monthly manager reports to improve efficiency.
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Bluefield
W. Shale Kerby
Bluefield Board of Directors
Daily Telegraph
Kerby
Fire Department
Cop Killer Surrenders In Indiana
An 18 year old Kentucky man sought in a manhunt for the slaying of an Indiana state trooper surrendered at a farm home after a farmer's wife waved down a police car. Trooper William R. Rayner died from head wound after a gunfight on Interstate 74. A second man in the stolen car was killed. a third fugitive remained at large. Rayner and Deputy Blodgett questioned the car's occupants before shots were fired. Collins had previously been absent without leave from a Louisville center.
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Greensburg
Ind
Henry Ernstes
James Lee Collins
Erlanger
Indiana
William R. Rayner
Indianapolis
James W. Sprinkle
Newport
Collins
Louisville
Ernstes
Rayner
David Junior Blodgett
Here
Blodgett
Sprinkle
Inside Abby 16 Graham Add Years 16 L People Classified
A compact page note references Abby and Graham with aging years and listings for people classified ads. It notes Princeton Comics and Society sections alongside crosswords and sports. The page also hints at editorials and television coverage.
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Graham
Princeton Comics
TV V.cces
Spellman Plans World Tour Visiting Troops in Vietnam
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York arrives in Frankfort first leg of world tour. He will stay in West Germany two days and celebrate Mass at military chapels in Wiesbaden Heidelberg and Mannheim before joining American troops in Vietnam for Christmas.
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Germany
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Vietnam
West Germany
Wiesbaden
Heidelberg
Mannheim
U S Troops Battle Viet Cong on South Vietnam Front
U S forces battled North Vietnamese regulars along the central coast in South Vietnam, reporting about 65 enemy killed among roughly 500 engaged. U S air and artillery strikes supported by belligerent air assaults continued Saturday into Sunday with light to moderate American casualties.
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Hanoi Hannah
Chris Noel
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
1St Cavalry
America
Vietnam
Family Sees Hero Honored as Marm Receives Medal
Army Lt. Walter J. Marm Jr. will receive the Medal of Honor in a Pentagon ceremony led by Secretary of the Army. His father recalls the Ia Drang Valley battle of November 1965 as the largest operation of the Vietnam War and says he is grateful his son is alive.
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Walter J. Marm Jr
Washington
Marm
Walter J. Marm Sr
Vietnam
Stanley
Pentagon
Johnson
Ia Drang Valley
Bethy Miller
Five Days Left For Tree Fund In Bluefield
Community Christmas Tree fund nears its goal with $4,694.67 raised, 77 percent of the $6,000 target. Five days remain to fund a Dec 24 Ramsey Auditorium party for 1,500 local underprivileged children as Sunday contributions are tallied.
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Bluefield
Ramsey Auditorium
Tear gas bomb detonated near Lambert airport dome
A tear-gas device exploded outside the east dome of Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport amid prior threats that prompted evacuation of more than 1,000 people. No injuries or major damage were reported, though seven windows were shattered and a dynamite blast earlier caused an evacuation. Police say the later device caused no injuries.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Lambert-St. Louis Municipal
Ken Muchmore
Muchmore
St. Louis
James L. Williams
Plane Crash in Colombia Kills 18 and Injures 10
An Aerocondor Super Constellation crashed while landing in thick fog at Eldorado Airport near Bogota. Officials initially reported 21 deaths, with 18 confirmed, 10 hospitalizations, and 59 to 61 aboard. Survivors described a chaotic, dark descent and emergency exits.
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Bogota
Colombia
Miami
Fla
Eldorado Airport
Aerocondor Airlines
King Saud and 45 Wives Arrive in Cairo for Indefinite Stay
Former Saudi king Saud arrives in Cairo with 45 wives, children, and staff for an unspecified period. He flew from Greece where he was living after being deposed by his brother King Faisal. Saud seeks to perform Islamic practices and raise his children in Egypt, staying at Shepheard’s Hotel with a fleet of limousines.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Greece
Faisal
Nasser
United Arab Airlines
Baby Jesus Stolen From White House Nativity Scene
A statuette of the infant Jesus vanished from the Ellipse outdoor manger for the Pageant of Peace near the White House. The cradle sat empty for hours before a replacement figure was bought from a religious goods store to restore the scene.
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Jesus
White House
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