U S To Keep NATO Reins McNamara Says Leadership Needed
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said the United States does not seek to dominate NATO but must stay in the driver’s seat while it bears a large share of Western defense. He favored more equal burden sharing but insisted Washington will lead as long as it bears a disproportionate load.
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Washington
Robert $. McNamara
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
McNamara
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Congress
Soviet Union
Europe
France-less NATO Under Consideration
Washington AP reports Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee discuss building a strong Atlantic partnership without France after De Gaulle vetoed Britain’s entry to the Common Market. They cite U.S. resolve to press ahead with Western Europe ties and note potential Britain–U.S.–Canada trade cooperation.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Great Britain
Western Europe
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Wayne Morse
Dore
de Gaulle
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Britain
Mansfield
Sparkman
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Freeman tie signals business trends before tax plan talk
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman laughs at Senator Paul Douglas tyed as they pose before the Joint Congressional Economic Committee. Douglas chairs the panel while Freeman notes the President's tax program would cut farmers taxes by 250 to 300 million dollars annually, about 20 percent.
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Orville Freeman
Paul Douglas
Freeman
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Douglas
UPI
No Survivors In Navy Plane Crash Reported
A Navy plane carrying 14 vanished in the Atlantic with Coast Guard cutter Absecon and submarine Carp searching 230 miles southeast of New York. Debris and liferafts were spotted earlier as planes hovered, but no survivors were found.
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New York
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Absecon
Carp
Orion
Patuxent River
Naval Air Station
Heath Says French Veto Shocks Unity Critics
Britain's top negotiator Edward Heath said the French veto on Britain joining the Common Market is a bitter blow to European unity but not mortal. He blamed France for the breakdown after 16 months of talks, while Bonn and Paris signaled future entry could come if Britain meets discipline of the Rome Treaty. Prime Minister Macmillan was to address the nation as governments in five member states urged progress toward unity.
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Britain
Edward Heath
Gerhard Schroeder
Brussels
Belgium
Heath
Duncan Sandys
Christopher Soames
London
House of Commons
Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Harold Macmillan
Commons
Europe
Mothers March of Dimes Set for Wednesday Evening
The National Foundation event will take place Wednesday in the city starting at 7 p.m. Local March of Dimes officials request residents to leave porch lights on to aid canvassing by participating mothers.
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Mothers March of the
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Meredith to enroll for next semester
James H Meredith said he will return for the spring term at the University of Mississippi. At a NAACP news conference in Jackson he stated he will register for the second semester, citing national and world sentiment and weighing his personal position. He plans to register Thursday or Friday.
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Meredith
Negro Masonic Temple
Wee Cy
America
Biernat Slaying A Professional Job Prober
Kenosha County sheriff investigator William Schmitt says juke box distributor Anthony Biernat was killed by professional executioners. The 46-year-old von Kenosha lay in a lime coated grave in an abandoned Bong Base farmhouse basement. He suffered multiple head blows and a wire around his neck. FBI agents and local officers discussed questions about a car seen near the house. Coroner tests aim to confirm strangulation and possible torture. officials consider it a professional job though others weigh gangland or crime syndicate links. Biernat disappeared Jan. 7 after being last seen at a Kenosha rail station. See BIERNAT, Page 2
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Kenosha
William Schmitt
Kenosha County
Schmitt
Sheriff's Office
Biernat
Tony
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Stanley Haukedahl
Donald Preston
Paul Stoddard
Milwaukee
Edward Wavro
Wavro
Leland Chartier
Stoddard
Biernal’s
Five Seek La Crosse Municipal Justice Post in Primary
Filing late Tuesday brought the field for La Crosse municipal justice to five. Candidates include Dale Waterman George Doherty Joseph J Bartl Leonard Chojnacki and Alex Cameron. The mayoral race and alderman contests in six wards also face a primary March 5 with salaries listed for mayor city clerk treasurer and municipal justice.
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la Crosse
Dale Waterman
N. 19Th
George Doherty
State St
Joseph J. Bartl
Cass St
Leonard Chojnacki
S. 24Th St
Alex B. Cameron
Ferry St
City Chojnacki
Alice Dickson
S. St. Ave
Wesley M. Denny
Prospect St
Liner Crashes On Landing Eight Die At Kansas City Airport
Jane Flight 290 from Midland Texas approached from the north toward the business district near the Missouri River. The four engine Continental Airlines Viscount crashed into a dike at the end of the runway killing all eight aboard, including pilot Capt. Joseph William Smith and First Officer S Clark George. Passengers Mary Ann Stewart Elmer Russell Mrs Elmer Russell and Richard Russell E N Johnson Nathan E Garber FR R O Ziegler said the wreckage burned for 20 minutes.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Continental Airlines
Joseph William Smith
Dallas Tex
S. Clark George
Dallas
Ann Lewis
R. C. Lewis
Abilene
Tex
Mary Ann Stewart
Stewart
People ‘O People
Wichita Falls
Elmer Russell
Kan
Richard
E.N. Johnson
Chicago Heights
R. O. Ziegler
Federal Aviation Agency
Jane
Midland
Missouri River
Kansas City Municipal
UPI Telephoto
Maximum Security Is Relaxed For Man 99
KANSAS CITY, Kan. AP Dave Cox, 99, formerly in maximum security at Larned state hospital for 24 years, will move to a more open ward at Osawatomie. The Negro was found mentally incompetent in 1924 while awaiting a murder trial. officials say he cannot return to court due to age and mental deficiency.
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Kansas City
Kan
Dave Cox
State Hospital
Larned
State Mental Hospital
Osawatomie
Cox
Mayor Knutson Files for Re-Election At Deadline
Mayor Milo G. Knutson filed his nomination papers at 4 05 p m Tuesday just 55 minutes before the deadline to seek a fifth two year term. He said he worked up to the last minute to support a businesslike administration and kill rumors about running again. Alderman Robert Suter reported 28 candidates filed for aldermen across 12 wards with primaries in six wards including the 12th and 16th.
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Knutson
Suter
Kenneth Niedbalski
George Bonsack
Frank Kaufmann
Ernest Holberg
Warren Loveland
S. 13Th St
Richard Becker
James P. Bates
S. 15Th St
Harold Otto
Charles St
Robert Cline
Ferry St
C. B. Wiemann
State St
Milo G. Knutson
Robert Suter
12Th Ward
Knuts
Knut
Biographical Overviews of Major Candidates
Biographical information on the major candidates and their views on four issues appears on Page 17. Stories on supervisor and aldermen candidates also appear on Page 17.
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Armed Services Committee
Red China
Tie Amuses Freeman
By Anthony White
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Waterman
Bartl
Doherty
By Huell E. Warren JR
Nathan E. Garber
St. Louis
Diente Nougcog
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