France and Allies Split on NATO Air Defense Integration
In Paris NATO ministers debate a unified air defense system as the United States presses for full integration of forces under international command. France resists losing control of its defense, while Britain West Germany and Belgium back the plan. An extraordinary session was called to seek a common language on air integration.
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Paris
France
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
United States
Viet Union
Moscow
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Britain
West Germany
Belgium
Eisenhower Heads Toward Tunisia On Mediterranean Cruise
President Eisenhower rested aboard the USS Essex during a sunlit Mediterranean day as he sails toward Tunisia for talks with Habib Bourguiba. A brief Tunis stop marks his eighth of eleven mission stops before returning to the Des Moines for a Toulon cruise and a Paris summit train ride. He used time on the voyage to draft the State of the Union with speech writer Malcolm Moos.
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Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
U.S
Des Moines
Toulon
Paris
Congress
Malcolm Moos
Buddy policy rescinded by General at Forbes Air Force Base
Brig. Gen. Ariel Neilsen canceled a new buddy policy after senators criticized it. The plan split squads into groups of three to five airmen with a noncommissioned officer as leader to monitor off duty time and associations and provide counseling on weaknesses.
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Topeka
Kan
Ariel Neilsen
Forbes Air Force Base
U.S
Neilsen
Castro Predicts 1960 Invasion From U S Forces
In a four hour TV speech Fidel Castro warned that Cuba must defend the revolution with weapons, predicting an invasion in 1960. He said a large external campaign prompted the move and that Cuba would annihilate any attackers, though he did not name who they were.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Ivy Bluff Prison Fugitive Captured
Woodrow Stewart, 36, was captured in Boone after attempting to run down an FBI agent and a deputy with a stolen station wagon. He carried a loaded .38 revolver and was dragged from the vehicle. Two of twenty convicts remain at large after a December 8 breakout from Ivy Bluff Prison near Yanceyville.
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Boone, N. C
North Carolina
Ivy, Bluff
FBI
Woodrow Stewart
Ivy Bluff
Yanceyville
Ike's stock sinks low among French officials
Paris AP reports President Eisenhower's standing among French officials has fallen amid tensions over Atlantic ties nuclear policy and Algeria. French concerns cite De Gaulle's stance, U.S. abstention at the UN on Algeria, and perceived lack of detailed negotiations or firm support before Eisenhower's visit.
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Paris
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Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
France
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
Air Force flies world speed record at 1529 mph
Maj. Joseph W. Rogers of Worthington Ohio set a world speed record of 1529 miles per hour in an F106 Delta Dart from Edwards AFB California The 25 mile per hour measured run at 40000 feet exceeded the Soviet claim and the previous U.S. record AAF officials spent 12 hours verifying radar and camera data before submission to the Federation Aeronautique Internationale Rogers received the Distinguished Flying Cross along with four other pilots in Washington heading to Colorado Springs with his wife awaiting the outcome
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Washington
Air Force
Joseph W. Rogers
Worthington
Ohio
Edwer¢e, Air Force Base
California
Rogers
U. S
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas D. White
Joe B. Jordan
Huntsville
Tex
Moore
Spartanburg
S.C
Walter J. Hodgson
Kalispell
Mont
William J. Davis
Houston
Hodgson
Long Island professor resigns amid Nazi wartime past
Former Nazi propagandist Edward C. Sittler quits as assistant professor of English and German at LIU C W Post College amid protests from veterans groups and calls for dismissal. Sittler, 43, says he abandoned those beliefs and seeks citizenship restoration after returning to the United States in 1947.
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N.Y
Long Island College
Edward C. Sittler
Sittler
Long Island University
C. W. Post College
Long Island
University
Richard L. Connolly
Thousands Stranded as New Mexico Storm Lashes Vaughn Area
Thousands of motorists remained trapped across a 10 000 square mile zone in east central New Mexico as snowdrifts up to 12 feet closed U S routes 54 285 and 60. Railroads assisted with food and shelter while National Guard and volunteers helped rescue efforts in Vaughn Carrizozo and surrounding villages.
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New Mexico
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Armed Forces
High Plains
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Santa Fe Railway
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
U.S. 54
Vaughn City Hall
Lincoln County
Air National Guard
C47
Fort Sumner
U.S. 60
Highway Department
U.S
New Hampshire Governor backs Nixon campaign
Gov. Wesley Powell pledged to actively direct Richard Nixon's New Hampshire presidential primary effort, aiming for a March 8 sweep. The Powell backing signals momentum for Nixon amid a potential clash with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, who made only a brief comment in Green Bay.
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N.H
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
Powell
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Green Bay
Wis
Rockefeller
Rockefeller pledges to divest securities if he runs
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller told reporters in Green Bay and Milwaukee that he would divest himself of any securities that might involve a conflict of interest if he decides to run for the Republican presidential nomination. He stressed standards and integrity while touring Wisconsin and receiving strong encouragement from party figures.
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Wis
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
New York
Green Bay
Rockefeller
Brown County Republican Club
Richard M. Nixon
Colburn Cherney
Brown County
GOP
Nixon
W. E. MacEachron
Manitowoc
Wendell Willkie
Earl Warren
Wiscon
Montreal Cops Find $5 Parking Tickets on Patrol Cars
Thirty one Montreal police officers discovered five dollar parking tickets on their patrol cars in a reserved area behind headquarters. A rookie officer reportedly mistook a no parking sign, assuming the space was not for police vehicles.
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Montreal
Radio Europe Poison Plot Stirs Mystery
Radio Free Europe reported that Communist agents allegedly tried to poison 1200 staff at the Munich based station on November 21. Erik Hazelhoff said poison was found in cafeteria salt shakers and examined by U.S. Army doctors who found lethal derivatives from nightshade. Hazelhoff closed the cafeteria, a German court heard his shop stewards lawsuit over the closure, and officials denied knowledge of the incident.
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Munich
Germany
Radio Free Europe
U.S
Ministry of Interior
Justice Ministry
Erik Hazelhoff
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Hazelhoff
U.S. Army
US. Army
Southern Command
Inside The Tiser Bridge 6 Television 6 Comics
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Seamen Drift in Pacific as Tugs Break Tow Lines
In the Pacific forty one seamen mostly Dutch rode three drifting vessels after tow lines failed on the Dutch tug Elbe and two decommissioned U.S. carriers Guadalcanal and Mission Bay. Navy and civilian ships moved to rescue the men who were amid rough seas about 700 miles north of Wake Island and 1,300 miles west of Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Pacific
U.S
Japan
Guadalcanal
Mission Bay
A. Poot
Elbe
Wake Island
Midway
US Iraq to Open Talks on Cultural Pact in Baghdad
In Baghdad plans were announced for talks on a cultural pact between the United States and Iraq. The agreement would resemble pacts Iraq already signed with Western and Communist nations.
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Baghdad
Iraq
United States
Touhy Ambushed. Companion Walter Miller Wounded In Chicago
Roger Touhy, paroled gangster, was killed on a West Side street by a shotgun ambush. Retired Sgt. Walter Miller, a key trial witness, was critically wounded as they returned from Ray Brennan’s home. Police found five empty 12 gauge shells.
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Chicago
Roger (the Terrible) Touhy
West Side
Touhy
Walter Miller
Miller
Ethel Alesia
Stateville Penitentiary
N. Lotus
John
Jake the Barber
Calif
Ray Brennan
Chicago Sun-Times
Brennan
Capone
Disabled Navy Ship Reaches Port Safely
USS Searcher, a radar picket ship disabled at sea by boiler trouble, reached Boston port under tow. Skipper Lt. Cmdr. William A. Lindsay said 12 officers and 142 men endured five days in a stormy Atlantic, maintaining Navy traditions as cooks served hot meals despite the gale.
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Boston
USS
Waste baskets missing at NATO HQ prompt janitor gripes
Janitors at NATO at the new nine million dollar headquarters complain of overwork as the building lacks waste baskets. Jean Marie Marceaux says refuse piles up from floor to desk. Only two baskets exist on the ground floor, one in an official's suite and one behind a literature counter.
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Paris
NATO
Europe
Jean Marie Marceaux
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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