Humphrey seeks stronger congressional role in disarmament
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on Disarmament says Congress should have a clearly defined advisory role in policy. He plans new hearings to shape U S aims on test bans arms control China space and European security with Khrushchev's recent discussions informing the push.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D- Minn
Congress
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Oes
Ieee
U.S
Astel German Reunifica
China
Europe
Strikes Ground Major U S Airlines Halting Holiday Travel
Tens of thousands of travelers scramble for alternatives as Eastern and American air crews strike, halting many flights during the holiday period. Both sides expect a long dispute with limited talks at present. American claims top passenger miles. Eastern says it carries more passengers and performs more takeoffs and landings.
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Chica Can Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Union Station
Ameri
Eastern Air Lines
American
Air Line Pilots Assn
Eastern
Miami
Fla
Crissecross
Dear Santa Avoid Guilt About Toys Says Psychologist
Durham AP reports psychologist urges parents to skip guilt over gifting and favors pleasure giving toys over educational ones. He warns against high pressure sales and says many parents buy toys to satisfy their own emotional needs, risking disappointment.
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McHugh
Dr. McHugh
Atlas satellite relays President’s Christmas message test
The Pentagon announced a first successful voice relay via the Atlas satellite. Signals relayed to Corona California and echoed to Ft. Sam Houston Texas and Ft. Stewart Georgia demonstrated a space based communications relay capability.
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Defense Department
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Corona
Calif
California
Prado Dam
United States Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory
Atlas
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Georgia
Ft. Stewart
Staion
Titan ICBM Debuts With Faulty Launch on Pad at Cape
At Cape Canaveral on a Saturday test, a Titan ICBM failed to launch after ignition. A malfunction shut off the first stage, leaving the missile in smoke with no serious damage. Officials planned a full check before another launch attempt.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Titan
America
Dave
Iaunch
Martin Aircraft Co
Aden
Mail shipments seen spared by airline strikes
A Post Office spokesman said Christmas mail is not likely to be delayed by the American and Eastern Air Lines shutdowns. Local lines will transport mail that would otherwise be held up, with little if any delay, according to L Roche Walter, special assistant to Postmaster General Summerfield.
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Washington
Post Office
Eastern Air Line
L. Roche Walter
Summerfield
Newspapers Strike Persist as Unions Refuse Aid
Nine newspaper unions rejected a bid by striking deliverymen to join the one day action and pool funds. About 15,000 of 20,000 workers at the nine papers are idle. Publishers would resume once publication returns. next talks set for Monday.
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New York
Sam Feldman
Council
Daily News
Reds Warn NATO to Stay Out of Berlin Controversy
Soviet Izvestia and newspapers say the Kremlin will deal only with the United States Britain and France on Berlin and warn NATO not to force West Berlin. Maj. Gen Nikolai Zakharov says the Red Army will counter any attempt to prevent normalization of West Berlin while Western officials threaten troop action.
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Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
Kremlin
United States
France
Britain
NATO
West Berlin
Atlantic Alliance
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Kzvestia
East Germany
Nikolai F. Zakharov
Red Army
ADN
Zakharov
Israel and UAR jets clash over Negev desert airspace
Israeli air force engaged eight UAR Mig17s over the Negev Desert 25 miles inside Israel from the Sinai. One Mig17 was shot down near the Sinai border after a brief, intense fight at 32 000 feet. Israeli pilots reported a downed enemy flyer and a retreat of the remaining intruders.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Negev Desert
U.A.R
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo
el Arish
Sinai
Negev
Beersheba
Voice of Israel Radio
France
New Shoes Save Life In Paris Blast
Paris AP reports 24 year old Yves Chollet narrowly survived a street shooting after changing his shoes. A bullet grazed his skull. the doctor said a quarter inch lower and he might have died. Chollet, a student, usually wears sturdy triple sole shoes but switched to a thinner pair on Friday.
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Paris
Yves Chollet
Chollet
Algerans
Brazilian Students Union urges break with Cuba over Castro
The National Students Union in Rio de Janeiro asks President Kubitschek to cut diplomatic ties with Cuba until Batista is ousted. The union, meeting with Cuban Exiles, declares Fidel Castro the Cuba’s legitimate leader.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Brazilian National Students Union
Juscelino Kubitschek
Cuba
Fulgencio Battista
Rio
Fidel Castro
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