NATO Sees Cold War Easing After 3 Day Talks
Paris dispatch reports NATO foreign and defense ministers, 15 members with France, agreeing the Cold War is fading. They pledge faster East West reconciliation, maintain deterrence, and seek broader cooperation with the Soviet bloc despite France’ s defection from integrated command.
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Eastern Europe
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Alfano Named Connecticut Senate President Pro Tempore
State Sen. Charles T. Alfano of Suffield was elected Connecticut Senate president pro tempore by Democratic senators Friday night. The post allows him to preside when the lieutenant governor is absent, an honorary position noted in the caucus report.
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Charles T. Alfano
Suffield
Connecticut
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Peking charges U S planes bombed its Hanoi embassy
AP report says four U S planes allegedly dive bombed the Chinese embassy in Hanoi on December 4 and damaged the New China News Agency office. NCNA called it deliberate war blackmail while Hanoi denied US bombs fell inside the city. Romanian Czechoslovakian and Hungarian leaders echoed escalation claims. US Saigon command denied any bombs in Hanoi.
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Vassar Taps Yale For Study On Relocation And Cooperation
Vassar College trustees accept Yale invitation to jointly study possible cooperation including relocation to New Haven. The Yale president had signaled openness to coordinate education for women, noting potential benefits regardless of the final outcome. Both institutions will examine desirability and feasibility of a closer relationship.
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Rockefeller Study Sought on Long Island Sound Tunnel
The Connecticut State Labor Council will discuss within the next month a proposed feasibility study of a tunnel under Long Island Sound linking Connecticut with Long Island. Gov Nelson A Rockefeller directed the study and local labor leader John J Driscoll urged timely discussion to prepare a concrete plan by January.
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Venezuela Ends University Autonomy Amid Terror Crackdown
President Raul Leoni declared suspension of university autonomy, claiming a Havana-backed terror wave. Troops swept Caracas and other areas as he vowed the universities could not become a state within a state while teaching and administration would stay autonomous.
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Democratic governors plan White House visit over election loss
Democratic governors from Iowa and other states announced they will visit the White House to discuss the party's defeat with President Johnson. Governor Marath J. Hughes, caucus chair, said he spoke with Marvin Watson to arrange a delegation meeting after Christmas.
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Weather Halts Strikes Near Hanoi Area
In South Vietnam bad weather kept U S pilots away from Hanoi while strikes targeted Haiphong area and Dien Bien Phu sectors. Missions totaled 58 with hits on barges three bridges storage zones and a military dump across the northern theater.
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Lodge Sees U.S. Vietnam Effort as Key to Peace
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told reporters at the White House that the Vietnam war preserves a broad eastern Asia edge against Red Chinese expansion. He said the administration’s stance boosts believability and peace, noting a 370 million regional population moving away from domination. He cited past Kennedy statements to Khrushchev as crucial to credibility.
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Oil Embargo Included in 1st Time Act
United Nations Security Council for the first time imposes mandatory sanctions including an oil embargo on Rhodesia to pressure its minority government. The measure passes 11 to 0 with four abstentions, while South Africa and Portugal pledge not to comply. The council stops short of approving force, leaving future options open.
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World’s Biggest Atom Smasher To Be Built Near Ill Village
Washington AP reports selection of a 6800 acre Illinois prairie site 30 miles southwest of Chicago Weston for a proposed 375 million atom smasher. The project would employ 2300 scientists and attract 1000 visiting researchers yearly while powering a facility rivaling megacity energy needs.
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Faces Wife Murder Trial Coppolino Freed on Bail
Dr. Carl Coppolino, recently acquitted in a New Jersey murder case, arrived in Florida with his wife Mary and was released on $15,000 bail. Sarasota authorities took him from Monmouth Detective John Gawler, trial set for February 14, and Coppolino said he needs a few days to unwind after five months in jail.
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Brass Price Plot Alleged In Suit Against 14 Firms
Philadelphia Electric Co. sues 14 brass mill tube and pipe makers in U.S. District Court for triple damages alleging unlawful conspiracy to fix prices restrain trade and control sales terms between 1956 and 1962. Named firms include Anaconda American Brass Chase Brass Scovill and Revere Copper and more.
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Conn
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Lighting Corp. of America
Features for Everybody in Telegram Daily Page Five
The page lists sections including classifieds cartoons and crosswords with page numbers. It notes Dear Abby editorials fashion financial news theater and obituaries in the Telegram daily edition. The feature mix covers society advice and entertainment alongside sports and women’s news.
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Kennedy widow seeks injunction to block JFK book
Mrs. John F. Kennedy asked Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Saul Streit for an injunction to bar publication of Death of a President by William Manchester. She argues privacy and contractual rights would be violated and that the book exploits her emotional state from a 1964 interview. A show cause hearing is set for December 27 with Look magazine and Harper & Row to explain why an injunction should not issue.
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Dope Drive Nets Four More Arrests in Crackdown
Police last night arrested four suspects in a Bridgeport narcotics crackdown that started Thursday. Warrants issued by the 36th Circuit Court led to the pickup of William C. Walker 16 Raymond Sperrino 23 and Robert Kozlowski 21 plus another adult. Court continued hearings set for January 11.
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Open Letter Ties Churches to Jewish Leaders Debate
McCallum defends an Open Letter to area churches claiming it aimed to inform clergy of associates backgrounds. He says it was not public and criticizes liberal synagogues and churches for moving toward communism in the name of peace. The letter coincided with the Eternal Light Vigil for Soviet Jewry in Stratford.
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