JFK Urges NATO to Close Ranks in Nuclear Force Call
President Kennedy pressed NATO to unite behind a seaborne nuclear force as part of a broader push for Allied unity in a 1964 strategy. He won West German Chancellor Adenauer’s pledge to cooperate, warned France’s De Gaulle, and urged a 1964 test ban to prevent more nuclear powers. Kennedy planned to tour Berlin and push for reaffirmed Atlantic security.
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Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Germany
Berlin
Moscow
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United States
Berlin Wall
U.S
West Berlin
Wall
Ireland
Italy
Britain
Judge Says He Enjoined Marchers Over Guard Needs
Danville Virginia judge A M Aiken testified he enjoined Negro civil rights demonstrations because white and Negro citizens required heavy police protection. Police Chief McCain denied striking demonstrators while two women testified of injuries. Federal Judge Michie criticized lengthy testimony as time-wasting and adjourned to Tuesday with more action on a city ordinance restricting demonstrations.
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Danville
A. M. Aiken
Corporation Court
Thomas Michie
Aiken
Gloria Campbell
Mary Shirley Thomas
E. G. McCain
McCain
Campbell
Michie
Carell Barksdale
Ernest Smith
Collision Near Grundy Injures Four-Year-Old and Passenger
A two car crash about eight miles southeast of Grundy Virginia on Keen Mountain Monday evening injured two people. Four year old Patricia Van Dyke suffered a skull fracture and was admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium. Her mother in the other car, Mrs Jimmy Van Dyke, was taken to Clinch Valley Clinic in Richlands with injuries of undetermined extent.
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Grundy
Keen Mountain
Patricia van Dyke
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jimmy VanDyke
Clinch Valley Clinic
Richlands
N. W. Dowdy
VanDyke
William Duty
Oakwood
van Duty
Richlands Hospital
Dowdy
Civil Rights Hearing Delayed In Senate Action
Southern opposition to the Kennedy civil rights plan centers on the public accommodations provision as Senate hearings slow. The Commerce Committee postponed a vote on a separate anti discrimination bill, seeking to move hearings next week amid Thurmond’s insistence on enforcing the Senate rule against meetings during sessions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate
Thurmond
Robert F. Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Judiciary Committee
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Classifieds and Puzzles Highlight Page Two
Inside page two sections include Classifieds Comics Crosswords featuring Goren and notable listings for Princeton society pages. Readers find entertainment and social notices amid ads and misc items.
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Goren
Wane
Princeton
Society
Shane
Ward Faces Eight New Charges in Profumo Scandal Case
London AP eight new charges filed against Dr Stephen Ward central figure in Profumo affair. Prosecution cites abortion and procuring as main themes. Ward’s hearing scheduled Friday. bail battle involves risk of witness influence and potential absconding.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
James Burge
Weeklong Regional Forecast With Mild Temps
The forecast calls for normal January temperatures from Monday night through Saturday with nightly lows around 56 to 63 and daytime highs near 81 to 87. No significant day to day changes expected. Scattered showers possible Thursday or Friday with total precipitation about one quarter inch.
Dublin man missing after Claytor Lake dive
In Pulaski Virginia extensive dragging and search operations failed to recover Wade Cregger 43 of Dublin who fell from a Navy LCVP craft on Sunday while on a pleasure cruise. Paul Reynolds 35 of Wytheville reported seeing him clinging to the craft before he disappeared. Rescue squads continued efforts Monday though the season was to halt at sundown.
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Pulaski, Va
Dublin
Claytor Lake
Wade Cregger
Hercules Powder Co
Radford
Paul Reynolds
Wytheville
Cregger
Major Fire Turns Into Heavy Fog Along River
In Martinsburg a caller described a major fire near the Potomac River. Firefighters found dense smoke and, on arrival, heavy fog rolling in from the river, clarifying the scene.
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Martinsburg
Martinsburg Fire Department
Potomac River
Trieste finds nothing at sites west of Thresher wreck
Aboard USS Fort Snelling the bathyscaphe Trieste completed a five hour dive to the ocean bottom and found no significant evidence related to the Thresher loss. Captain Frank A. Andrews cited Lt Cmdr Donald Keach reporting a satisfactory dive with no notable observations as crews plan the next westward search.
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AY Sea
Uss
Fort Snelling
Frank A. Andrews
Trieste
Cmdr
Donald Keach
Navy
Somerville
Mass
Kenneth Mackenzie
San Diego
Calif
Naval Electronics Laboratory
George W. Martin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Guiseppe Buono
Castelamare
Italy
IRS Finalizes Looser Rules On Business Entertainment Costs
The IRS issued final regulations on entertainment and expense deductions for business hosts. Changes ease deducting yacht or hunting-lodge expenses if used more than half the time for business, and permit deductions for business meals even without immediate benefit. The rules require detailed records and broaden who may be entertained.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Mortimer M
Caplin
The
Revenue Service
Wll
Pope Paul VI Calls Day of Peace Crusade at Vatican
Pope Paul VI pledged a peace crusade for lasting world peace and offered improved relations with Communist nations. He stressed the four pillars of truth, justice, love, and freedom and said the church acts as guardian of civilization while honoring national dignity and independence.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
John XXIII
Holy See
Bond Issue Balloting Is Stated Today
Bluefield voters go to the polls in a special election to approve or disapprove a 540000 general obligation bond for a nine phase 843000 capital program. Polls open 7 30 am to 730 pm at 18 locations with 9609 eligible voters. turnout expected around 50 to 60 percent with 60 percent needed.
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Bluefield Avenue
Poplar Street
College Avenue
Mercer Street
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pope Contributes To Poor Of Rome
Paul VI sent a considerable sum to the vicariate of Rome to aid the poor of his diocese. Vatican officials did not disclose the amount. The Pope serves as bishop of Rome and personal donation aimed at relief of poverty.
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Rome
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Vicariate of
Abstract Art Described By Al Capp Phrase
Washington AP report quotes cartoonist Al Capp defining abstract art as a product of the untalented sold by the unprincipled to the utterly bewildered. The remark captures Capp’s sharp, sardonic view of modern abstract works.
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Capp
Washington
al Capp
Citizens Start Beckwith Fund In Jackson Mississippi
A Greenwood Citizens group launched a legal defense fund for Byron de la Beckwith 42 charged with the murder of Medgar Evers. Dist. Atty. Bill Waller seeks no bond until grand jury hears the case. Beckwith allegedly ambushed Evers in Jackson June 12 with a 30 06 rifle.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Beckwith
NAACP
Medgar Evers
Dist
Atty
Bill Waller
White Citizens Council
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
State Cited For Clean Up Program Leader Praised
West Virginia Governor W. W. Barron received an Keep America Beautiful citation for exemplary public service in a statewide clean up effort begun over two years ago. Donald J. Hardenbrook praised Barron for leadership in restoring West Virginia’s natural beauty and boosting industrial development and tourism.
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Washington
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Donald J. Hardenbrook
Keep America Beautiful Inc
Hardenbrook
Barron
America
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Adenauer
Khrush
E. Germany
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
William van Patten
Billy
Delanson
Schenectady, N. Y
van Pattens
Burge
Oliver Nugent
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Leo Gradwell
Wara
Hunt
Spot
Terrir Jones
Dallas
Carrie
Dee
Pope
Maxine Holm
City Hall
National Guard Armory
Park Central High School
Northside Fire Station
Hotel Thelma
Wade School
Central Junior High School
Bluefield Radio Service
Lee Street
Whitethorn School
Southside Fire Station
Fairview School
Preston School
Memorial School
Bluefield
Maryland Avenue
Beaver Pond Creek
Virginia Line
Mitchell Stadium
Princeton Avenue
Lee and
Monroe Streets
Midway Playground
Maple Street
Lynn Street
Union Street
Citizens Start Beckwith Fund
Evers
Mississippi
Nation Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Waller
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