Rusk urges closer NATO ties on Vietnam and nuclear plans
Secretary of State Rusk called for closer allied consultations on world problems and support for South Vietnam. He backed a multilateral allied force concept with mixed crews and nuclear weapons, noting Britain and West Germany push ahead while France objects and Paris remains outside planning.
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France
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Patrick Gordon Walker
Gerhard Schroeder
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Germany
Two Denton Officers Shot in Identity Error Case
Police in Denton Texas shot and seriously wounded two officers who mistook four allegedly armed youths for fraternity pledges during a disturbance call near North Texas State University. A graduate student Andrew Leonard Polini 29 of St Petersburg Florida faced assault with intent to murder charges.
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UPI
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St. Petersburg
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Denton
Wayne Autrey
North Texas State University
Edward Reynolds
Jim Tom Bush
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Congress Could Save Reserve
Defense officials say Congress could force the Pentagon to keep the army reserve alive though it is a close legal question. The expanded 550000 man national guard will be an all volunteer force with options for reserve members to join a manpower pool and skip drills if not joining a guard unit.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Family of 11 loses Littleton home to early fire
Earl Stacey and his nine children, ages five to sixteen, escaped as their two story house burned in zero weather. Firefighters from Jesup Fairbank and Independence fought the blaze with limited water and saved some furniture but all the children's clothing and Christmas gifts on the second floor were lost. The family is staying with friends while a clothing drive is planned. Fire officials cited wiring as the probable cause.
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Stacey
Jesup
Fairbank
Independence
Roosevelt Eyes Los Angeles Mayor Post
Rep. James Roosevelt announces plan to run for mayor of Los Angeles citing city government by tantrum and Yorty’s clash with the council. He will not resign his congressional seat, arguing LA charter status exempts him from state constitutional constraints.
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James Roosevelt
Dcalif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Yorty
Roosevelt
Yorty
Washington
Beverly Hills
Congress
Ine
U.S
Norris Poulson
Congre
German General Recalls Ghostly Ardennes Attack
New York AP report recalls General Hasso von Manteuffel, veteran of the 5th Panzer Army, discussing the Battle of the Belgian Bulge while filming a documentary. He praises German camouflage tactics, notes Hitler’s grandiose aims, and reflects on late war challenges and miscalculations.
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New York
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Germany
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Chuckle Bride Teases Groom With Copyright Meal Comment
A light wedding quip has the bride telling her husband there at their reception that her first meal is cooked just the way he would like, joking about copyright. The moment blends humor with a reference to culinary plans as they begin married life.
Reynolds Dies Tobacco Heir at 58 in Lucerne
Richard Reynolds Jr., a Camel cigarette heir, died in Lucerne Switzerland at 58 after admission to a clinic. He moved there two years ago and had a history of emphysema. His four marriages and settlements were noted. his father founded R J Reynolds Tobacco Co in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem, N.C
New Jersey Senate weighted voting plan struck down
The New Jersey Supreme Court voided the state senate weighted voting system adopted Nov. 16, ruling the move by one house to change its rules invalid. The court noted constitutional questions remain unsettled, while the plan tied each county’s votes to population but kept one senator per county.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
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Wait-and-See View Taken of Rights Ruling
Atlanta leaders react to the Supreme Court ruling upholding the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act. President Johnson hopes rulings boost compliance while Lester Maddox awaits a court decision in his case. SNCC's John Lewis hails the ruling as a landmark. Julian Bond warns protests may follow if noncompliance continues. Sit-in charges across several cities will be affected.
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Supreme Court
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Lester Maddox
John Lewis
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Lewis
SNCC
Julian Bond
Nashville
St Augustine
Fla
Birmingham
Jackson
Miss
South
Four Below at Elkader Coldest
Southerly winds offered brief relief from the cold spell that swept the state. Lows Tuesday dipped to four below in Elkader and two below in Cresco Waukon and New Albany with Cedar Rapids at 11 below early morning. Temps rose to 29 by afternoon as a warming trend began.
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Council Bluffs
Lamoni
Mason City
Waterloo
Burlington
Glenn Miller Mystery Deepens Twenty Years On
London AP report recalls Glenn Miller who vanished December 15 1944 after taking a Norseman single engine plane toward Paris with a pilot to arrange a broadcast for his 68 member band. Jack Hylton recalls a quiet London night and Miller’s parting remark as the search for the missing bandleader remained unresolved.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Glenn Miller
France
Miller
Jack Hylton
Hylton
Piccadilly
Vis
Glenn
Paris
Waters
Agreement Reached on Grain Price Schedule for 1967
The six Common Market nations sided on a unified grain price schedule to start July 1 1967 as part of a broader move toward a common agricultural policy. Durum wheat 3.95 soft wheat 2.89 rye 2.38 corn 2.30 barley 1.99. world prices remain 30 to 50 percent lower.
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Brussels
Geneva
West Germany
Kurt Schmucker
Italy
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