NATO Confab on US Gold Drain Sparks NATO Summit Talk
Prosperous West Germany urged a NATO summit to address the dollar drain and allied financial strains after Kennedy takes office. Canada and Greece backed the idea, while the U.S. delegation offered no commitment. Gates urged Western European nations to buy American equipment to protect the dollar and fund future NATO projects.
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West Germany
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America
Canada
Greece
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Sunsay
Strauss
Eisehower
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Gates
Delenze
Thomas G. Gates Jr
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Britain
France
Tuxembourg
Hoifain
Christian A. Herter
Atlantic Alliance
Alliance
Pat Jonvard
Piano Loaded Tuners Learn In London Bar
In a Chatham bar tuners study a curious cache including three sleeve buttons a soldier’s belt glass beads an old sandwich and bars of tobacco. The notes describe the improvised collection and its unlikely contents amid working piano tuners in London.
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Chatham
Heer
Daily Review classified pages and notices itemized
Fragmented OCR yields a local newspaper page with names titles and addresses for staff including editor publisher advertising manager and circulation. It lists Hayward California offices Alameda County and various inefficiently spaced captions and postal notices.
Long Fight Still Seen By Anti-Red Forces in Laos
Laos turmoil persists as Pathet Lao guerrillas press a three day battle against rightist forces in Vientiane. A Soviet airlift aided reinforcements, while the U.S. and its allies blame Moscow for prolonging the civil war. Panicked civilians flee, though government efforts to recover the ruined capital continue.
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Patt T Sa
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A Pathet Lao
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International
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Tokyo
Scon Radio
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Washington
Statin
Soviet Union
Sayan
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Lacian
Mores
Aussies Choose French Mirage Fighters for Air Force
The Australian Defense Ministry announced plans to replace US built Avon Sabres with French Mirage aircraft. The move pings amid war tensions in Laos and amid Soviet concerns, with allocations tied to Canberra’s defense partners and aid from France.
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Australie
Laos
Defense Ministry
Lockheed
Auswiet
Ita
Tralian Air Force
New York Air Tragedy Survivor Dies Quietly
In Brooklyn a jet crash left one boy alive among four others, as Stephen Balle died at 1 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Hospital. His distraught parents William and Mrs Baliz of Whitmello watched prayers, hopes, and medical updates fade as doctors reported extensive lung damage and injuries from the collision.
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Weyraroid
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Ge Lad
Eagh Momint
Fife
Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
William Baliz
Witmello
Mrn
Pam
Stephen
Improved US Vote System To Be Pushed
Senator Mansfield outlined two constitutional and legislative measures to overhaul U S presidential elections. A direct popular vote via constitutional amendment would replace the electoral college, and a national presidential primary would shorten campaigns and curb costs. The plan also proposes delaying the inaugural date to one month after the election to reduce campaigning duration and international uncertainty.
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Sem Nuke
Electoral’ College
Choota
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Bax Pot
Kennedy
Jin Black and White
Senate
Alabama
Harry F. Byrd
Kerry
Kennedy Seizes Hawaii Lead In Recount Fight
Honolulu AP report shows Kennedy leading Nixon by a slim margin for Hawaii's 3 electoral votes after partial recounts. Judge Ronald Jamieson may order full statewide recount as more ballots are counted with only two days left before electoral votes are cast.
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John P. Kennedy
Richart M. Nixon
Hawaii
Kennedy
Ronald B. Jamieson
Nixon
Jamieson
Hie
Widge Jamieson
Loriersd
Tudge Jamieson
Almanac Today December 18 1960 notable events and births
Almanac notes December 18 1960 as a Sunday the 343rd day of the year with 18 days left. It records Edward MacDowell birth in 1861 Ty Cobb born in 1886 Wilson marriage in 1915 a failed Soviet recognition request in 1923 Roosevelt committee in 1941 and a misquoted Thought for Today by Robert Browning quoted with spelling errors.
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Edward MacDowell
United States
Ty Cobb
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Holling Galt
Washington
U. S
Charles Evang Hughes
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Poor Harbor
Roosevelt
Scholarly Route Favored by Day
J Ed ward Day named postmaster general in the Kennedy subcommittee era. Harvard trained lawyer Day built a reputation as a racket buster in Illinois and rose to regional vice president for the Prudential Insurance Co. Of America. In Los Angeles he became a fundraiser and Democratic activist. Day and family travel weekends, with wife Mary Louise and children Geraldine 17 Jimmy 12 Molly 14. Born Springfield Mississippi, Day studied at the University of Chicago and Harvard Law. He worked with Lincoln era firms and with Adlai Stevenson, rising through insurance reform roles and Democratic organizing efforts in California.
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J. Edward Day
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Adlai Stevenson
Pridential Insurance Co. of America
Hinassival
YMCA
Democratic Party
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Jimmy
Geraldine
Axl Molly
Springfield
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Chicago
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Stuart & Shicon
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Sidley, Austin, Burgess & Harper
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Minos
Carrel Shanks
Prudential
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California
Freedom Of 2 Demanded In Airmen Release
Washington AP reports the United States pressed the Soviet Union to free two American airmen missing since July after a BEAT plane went down in the Barents Sea. Deputy Undersecretary Raymond A. Hare met Soviet Ambassador Menshikov and urged prompt release, citing the impact on U.S.-Soviet relations. The captives are Capis Frerman Bh Olmstrad of Ely and Juli BR McKee of Tonganaxie Kan.
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United States
Soviet Union
Barents Sea
Raymond A. Stare
Mikhail Menshikov
State Department
Hare
Capis
Frerman
Heiress offers funds to aid New Orleans schools
New York heiress Ester Steinberg offered 390000 to help keep New Orleans schools open amid a state funding crisis. She urged direct action and said the donation could be repaid if possible. Her plan targets the school board and broader anti integration pressures from the legislature. She may pursue similar offers to other districts facing shutdowns.
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Apjmasi
Loni
New Orleans
Louisiana
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Mark C. Steinberg
St. Louis
Art
Joseph Wisbech
Yale County Officials Sweep Up Public Funds Thievery
Woodland California AP reports Yale County faces a wave of arrests as three officials are charged with misappropriation of public funds in the last 15 months. Haeel Scarlett, 54, the county administrator since 1943, was indicted on three counts of grand larceny two days after resigning for health reasons. The grand jury indictment follows audit findings showing 700 dollars in a special account instead of the expected 23 205 dollars. Sheriff Forrest Monroe notes Scarlett to be arraigned in Woodland as authorities continue probes.
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Calif
Haeel Scarlett
Yale County
Forrest Monroe
Mia
Seavielt
Esnes Robinson
Walline
Ray E. Mumphrey
Woodkind City
Funtis
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