Turkey Drops Nuclear Fleet Plan Hurting MLF Prospects
Washington notes Turkey withdrew from the proposed multinational fleet, a blow to the Polaris based MLF concept. Officials cite Ankara’s rising cost concerns and Moscow’s opposition, while Britain Germany and France shift positions. The move raises fears of broader allied withdrawals and reshapes Western nuclear defense planning.
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True Winter Rescues Peak n Peek Ski Resort Opening
True Winter reports Peak n Peek ski resort near French Creek opening for the eighth day this season with 14 inches of packed snow and good top conditions. Owner Philip Gravink says the quarter million dollar facility cost 40000 over a holiday period and opened December 19 with 2500 ski bugs before the slump. Lifts run 9:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. daily with favorable forecasts for the week.
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Gasoline In Sewer Scares Whole Town
Berlin Pennsylvania faced a gasoline leak from a 1,000 gallon underground tank at a service station. Work crews flushed sewers and vented fumes using an exhaust system as explosions rattled a downtown house and a nearby car crash occurred without injuries. Authorities cited faulty wiring possibly triggering coal gas.
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Judge settles feuding over custody of Vic Damone son
In Santa Monica, a judge awarded Pier Angeli legal custody of Perry Damone with the boy to live in Rome. Vic Damone gains visitation rights under a new schedule aimed at reconciliation, ending a week of courtroom battles between the ex-spouses.
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Schweitzer Turns 90 At Jungle Hospital Ceremony
Dr Albert Schweitzer celebrated his 90th birthday at the Lambarene jungle hospital three miles from Lambarene Gabon. Crowds of villagers and Europeans gathered as the famed humanitarian, Nobel laureate and founder of the hospital marked a life devoted to treating Africans. He journeyed to Africa in 1913 renouncing a European career and has since cared for more than sixty thousand patients with a staff of fifty.
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Dems Charge Scranton Pay Raise For Ex-Republican
Harrisburg AP Democrats accuse the Scranton administration of quietly boosting the salary of a former Republican legislator who joined the State Highways Department last December at an annual rate of 8580 dollars. The notice cites a December 16 1964 change sheet. The former lawmaker is Ralph J Down of Mercer County who left office after winning in November. Schweitzer is noted for his musical and scholarly pursuits before entering medicine at 30.
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Mercer County
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Secretive salaries for defeated GOP figures raise questions
Morse criticizes the governor for secrecy over salary details of Mr. Down in his new department post. He notes Down’s retroactive $9454 pay from December 3 and condemns recent state job appointments of GOP ex-legislators including former House Speaker W Stuart Helm following last November’s defeats. Morse calls this a steady pattern of Republican officials receiving state positions.
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Essay winner to receive $250 from state bar
Harrisburg report says the Pennsylvania Bar Association will present a $250 check later this month to Miss Nancy Abbatis an 18 year old Pittsburgh high school girl who won the association s 7th annual Courthouse Tour Essay Contest. The award will be presented January 29 at the 69th annual dinner meeting in Harrisburg.
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U S Hints at Tough Clause on UN Voting Rights
The United States backs enforcing Article 19 to strip voting rights from nations overdue on UN dues, aiming to curb Africa and Asia era debates. Russia France and 18 others behind on Congo and Middle East costs face possible loss of vote, with voluntary funds proposed to cover peacekeeping shortfalls.
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