Helicopter Foils Bank Robbery in Atlanta Chase
A gunman seized a teller and fled via car as police pursued through Atlanta’s northwest. A helicopter pressured the escape, leading to a capture two miles from the Buckhead bank. Keith Donald Moore of Atlanta was charged with robbery and attempted robbery. he pleaded guilty and is held pending grand jury action.
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Keith Donald Moore
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Man Arrested After Hit and Run On Kamawa City Bridge
Charleston police arrested Alfous D. Burford, 28, of Legg Route Sissonville, eight minutes after a hit and run on the Kamawa City bridge. Ron ald Eugene Smith of 3325 4 DuPost Ave Belle reported his car struck and driven away. Burford faced charges of drunk driving and hit and run and was jailed.
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Ronald Eugene Smith
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Belle
Kamawha City
Smith
Alfous D. Burford
Legg Route
Sissonville
Burford
Gemini flight schedule slips after Titan 2 misfire
A late engine failure on a Titan 2 rocket at Cape KennedyFriday caused a major delay to the Gemini program. The unmanned final test flight is now moved to January, pushing the first manned Gemini mission by Grissom and Young into the second quarter of 1965, from February or March.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Judge Halts Strike Plans Amid Rail Labor Turmoil
A federal judge temporarily halts plans by three rail unions to strike at 6 am Tuesday December 15. Judge Joseph Sam Perry orders management counsel to draft a 10 day injunction and schedules Monday for a hearing on a preliminary injunction.
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Joseph Sam Perry
U. S. District Court
Berkeley Rally as Faculty Backs Student Sit-Ins
Rebel students at the University of California celebrate a noon rally after the faculty Academic Senate votes 284 to 115 to back their demands. Mario Savio, leader of the Free Speech Movement, calls the decision magnificent as it endorses most of the sit-in goals following four demonstrations.
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Calif
University of California
Mario Savio
Security Council blocks Soviet bid over Congo rebel aid charges
The United Nations Security Council rejected a Soviet demand to ignore charges by Congo Premier Moise Tshombe that some African nations with Soviet encouragement were supplying arms to Congo rebels. Soviet delegate Fedorenko pressed the case while U S ambassador Stevenson called it a smokescreen for Moscow’s support of the rebels.
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Moise Tshombe
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Moscow
Viet shelling claim from Hanoi on coastal village attack
North Viet Nam charged three warships under U S and South Vietnamese command shelled a coastal village Wednesday marking the fourth such encroachment since Nov. 25. Ho Chi Minh regime relayed the complaint via Red China and the Soviet Union news agencies. A U S Defense Department spokesman denied knowledge of any incident.
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Red China
Soviet Union
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Defense Department
Viet Cong adapt tactics after three day battle in An Lao
Viet Cong guerrillas switch to raids across central Vietnam after a three day fight at An Lao. In Darlac Province a hamlet was penetrated and in Phu Yen Province a U.S. infantry officer was killed on Highway No. 1.
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Vietnam
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Phu Yen
South China Sea
Major Shift In Soviet Goals Listed Continues
The premier outlined a major shift in Soviet aims including expanding the Soviet market for Western goods and increasing production for export. He said this would place commercial relations with Western countries on a firm basis.
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Soviet Union
Senators Question Jenkins on TV time and economic plan
The proceedings followed a four hour closed session. Sen John Sherman Cooper announced share of decisions amid questions about Jenkins knowledge of TV time purchases. Kosygin outlined a 1965 plan emphasizing balanced growth, higher real incomes, and expanded consumer goods.
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John Sherman Cooper
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Senator Cooper Expresses Frustration Over Committee Motions
CuuUpCi reports that Cooper attended the meeting unhappy after being voted down on five questions with only one motion approved. He challenged the committee chairman saying no one can judge his emotions. Jordan told reporters he did not mean to imply Cooper agreed with Democrats and would issue a morning statement clarifying.
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Wit Uy Couwem
Cooper
Jordan
Sen. Cooper
County Health Heads to Confer on State Topics
Health officers from 53 counties gather at the State Health Department today led by Director N H Dyer to discuss the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 the Appalachian Regional Development Act vaccination assistance and control measures for tuberculosis and heart disease.
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State Health Department
N. H. Dyer
Vigilantes Push Reform in New York Town
A self styled vigilante committee in Port Chester, New York, vows to restore neighborhood respectability amid alleged police ineptness. They seek fusion between police and bar owners to curb late night youth drinking and rowdy car traffic around Rapson's Bar, citing parental protests and concerns from residents including teens and mothers.
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Port Chester
N.Y
Connecticut
Fred C. Ponty
Motron
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