Russia Agrees To Give No Viet Nam More Aid
The Soviet Union pledged to supply North Viet Nam with additional technical and economic aid, with discussions hinting at possible military assistance. The deals, signed by Le Thanh Nghi and Vladimir Navikov, included technical aid and a loans and trade package, but no figures were disclosed.
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Russia
Viet Nam
Moscow
Soviet Union
North
Nounced
le Thanh
Negi
Vladimir Navikov
20 Persons Injured In Bus Mishap In West Virginia
Twenty people were injured when a Greyhound bus skidded on a curve, plunged down an embankment, and overturned on U S 60 near Sam Black Church Greenbrier County West Virginia. The bus from Richmond Virginia to Cincinnati Ohio rested on its side after leaving the highway. Ambulances rushed passengers to Greenbrier Valley Hospital in Ronceverte for treatment. six were hospitalized.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Greyhound Lines
West Virginia
U.S. 60
Greenbrier County
J. E. Parsons
Denzil E. Beha
Coolville
Ohio
Parsons
Richmond
Cincinnati
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Ronceverte
Agers
True Bell Gardner
Fairfax Ave
Norfolk
Mary Louise Walsh
Virginia Brellafleas
E. Franklin
Wilmington
Del
Mitch
Ell O. Morgan
Johnson
Germany
Harold Wilson
Bonn
Erhard
NATO
Paris
Washington
Berlin
U.S
Europe
Jupiter
South
Viet Nam
Asian Development Bank
Great Society
National Press Club
Germans reaffirm no deterrent or bilateral U.S. talks
The article notes that the decision to fire Polaris missiles with nuclear warheads would stay the president’s exclusive right. Germany reiterates it seeks no national deterrent and rejects any bilateral solution with the United States.
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United States
McMillion and Trent Suffer Unspecified Condition in Virginia
Virginia incident involving Richard Lee McMillion, 20, of Richwood, and Julia Anne Trent, 6, of Ansted. Neither was reported in serious condition.
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Eeeeweny Va
Richard Lee McMillion
Richwood
Julia Anne Trent
Ansted
Notable Awards and Appointments Across Agencies
Hubert continues as commerce director in Ohio Governor DiSalle's cabinet. The ICC rotates chairs. Bush succeeds Webb, with Tucker named new vice chairman. Robert C. Blair receives the Atomic Energy Medal for leadership at Savannah River. he helped on the Manhattan Project and retires December 30. Aerospace reports 1965 sales at 20.9 billion and forecasts over 22 billion in 1966. Vice President Humphrey to visit the Far East after Christmas, Viet Nam talks to center on the trip, with no plan to visit Vietnam.
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Ohio
Michael DiSalle
ICC
Bush
Charles W. Webb
Falls Church
William H. Tucker
Massachusetts
Democrats
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert C. Blair
Urbana
Ill
Blair
Savannah River
Aitken
S.C
Germantown
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Aerospace
Karl G. Hart Jr
Aerospace Industries Association
Aviation and Space Writers
Minneapolis
Minn
Cap
Wubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Far East
Viet Nam
Humphreys
Viet Nam peace hopes clash with border fighting
U S officials say military commanders may cross the Cambodian border for force protection as North Viet Nam and Viet Cong resist peace efforts. In Bangkok, Ambassador Lodge spends Christmas with his wife. Viet Cong vows continued fighting until all U S and allied troops leave South Viet Nam. The Red Front leader Nguyen Huu Tho says the struggle could last decades. Taipei reports claim a Chinese official aided Viet Cong guerrilla warfare since September.
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Tass
Hanoi
Novikov
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
le Thanh Ngi
Novikovy
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
People's Army of
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bangkok
Thailand
Department
Radio Wandi
Nguyen Huu Tho
Red National Liberation Front
Central Committee
South Viet Nam
Taipei
Formosa
Central
Red China
Hsiao Hua
Bank Robbed Second Time Since Nov. 17
HYATTSVILLE Md The Kentland Branch of the Southern Maryland Bank and Trust Co was robbed for the second time in just over a month Two bandits escaped with 4472 from the Prince Georges County Bank at 7513 Landover Rd Police say the same two men who held up a Nov 17 robbery may be responsible and that a shot was fired but missed Multiple witnesses identify Todal Bruin 25 and Donna Huddleston 22 as bank employees targeted in the heist and the ensuing chase through a back door to a waiting car
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Todal Bruin
Donna Huddleston
Titan 3 mission faces setback as transtage fails
Titan 3 tests show transtage failure in two of three flights, Oct 15 breakup after engine issue. Titan 3, the United States’ powerful booster, aims for manned and unmanned military space ability with 2.4 million pounds thrust and precise payload deployment for satellite interception or destruction. It remains unclear if the latest failure delays the next launch to deploy eight military communications satellites.
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Snowfall Variably Light Across State Missing Heavy Total
Weather continued from page one noting light snow in most parts of the state with totals under half an inch. The Bluefield area reported a four inch fall, while the snow ceased by Tuesday afternoon in most regions.
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Bluefield
Ancient Egypt and Jesus in Exile Across Roman Rule
The account sketches Joseph the woodworker struggling for work in a treeless, rainless land, later building regins for a Deir el Muharrak burial ground. It locates Jesus’ childhood in Alexandria’s intellectual milieu and in Egypt’s watery journeys, with Mary guiding him, amid temple rites and desert storms, before returning toward Israel.
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Actium
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Jesus
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Mary
Nile
Egypt
Herod the Great
Israel
Moses
UN Assembly Fails to Resolve Disarmament and Finances
United Nations members clash over Korea policy and a record 1966 budget of $121.6 million as unresolved disarmament and financial solvency linger. US abstains on the peacekeeping vote while debates reference South Korea, Viet Nam, and ongoing East West tensions in a tense session.
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Sembly
Soviet Union
Ae Iso
Hi Ee
France
Tenuive
Ae Tee
Assembly
Middle East
United States
South Africa
Hungary
United Nations
N.Y
Korea
Usn
General Assembly
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
South Korea
U.S
Algeria
U.N
Britain
Mother and three sons die in Lowell blaze
Mrs Augusta Douglas, 23, of Shelby North Carolina, and her three sons Levi two Derek four and Andre six perished in a general alarm fire that swept two three story wooden tenement houses in Lowell Massachusetts. Fifty to sixty others fled to safety as ice coated the streets and firemen battled the flames. The fire reportedly started on the second floor where the bodies were found. Fire officials said the cause was not determined.
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Lowell
Mass
Augusta Douglas
Shelby
N.C
Raymond Leh
Douglas
Levi
Derek
Andre
Waller Kane
Intelligence Battles Inside Vietnam War Effort
A U.S. military source rates analysis of Viet Cong intelligence as excellent while noting its penetration of Vietnamese and allied military structures. Rivalries among agencies hinder rapid data sharing, complicating efforts to locate enemy units. officials warn against overreliance on disparate reports and forecast a costly budget.
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U.S
United States
Laird
Sui l
Johnson
Congress
Lion
Taxes Continued From Page One
The excerpt discusses the expenditure side of the budget. The speaker contemplates possible tax increases only after trimming wasteful spending and mitigating military cost pressures. He notes he might support a properly conceived tax increase if deficits persist after reductions.
Labor Regime Wins Two Parliamentary Victories For Its Rhodesian Policies
In London the Labour government secured two parliamentary wins on Rhodesia policies, defeating Conservative attempts to tighten sanctions. The first vote passed 299 to 272 with a large Tory margin, and a later oil sanctions vote passed 278 to 50 as many Conservatives abstained. The debates reflected rifts over Britain’s approach to Rhodesia, Vietnam, and foreign policy. Liberal MPs backed Labour.
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Labor
London
House of ‘Commons
Harrord Wilson
Wilson
Johnson
Moscow
Rhodesia
Britain
Liberal
Fire tragedy grips Sunset Green as rescue unfolds
Police, firemen, district attorney investigators and insurance agents pursued the blaze that trapped about 190 children in a nine story center. Sandra Sacks was rescued but her mother returned inside and later aided a group on the fourth floor. Residents removed Chanukah and Christmas decorations in mourning as a Catholic requiem Mass was offered for victims.
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Sandra
Arthur Holsburg
Sunset Green
Mrs. Sacks
Konoshima
Richard
Kimiko
Mspr
Lawrence Cahill
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
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