NATO Nuclear Force Plan Moves Toward NATO Demonstration
President Johnson reviews a NATO nuclear force plan centered on a Polaris armed surface fleet. A demonstration ship with mixed crew from allies will be trained for six months, with Britain and Italy showing hesitation while West Germany and Greece back the idea. The U S insists NATO control over weapons and rejects Soviet claims that the plan weaponizes alliance navies. Continued on page 4.
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Coin Shortage Forces Rationing Across Region
Dale M Lewis of the St Louis Federal Reserve Bank said coin shortages have led to rationing for about 500 member banks and 1,000 others across seven states. He blamed vending machines and coin collectors, noting the Christmas rush strains and mint limitations on supply.
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Africans Riot in Red Square Protest Over Ghanaian Student Death
About 400 African students demonstrated outside the Kremlin in Red Square for four hours in Moscow protesting the death of Ghanaian student Astra Addo. Authorities cited cold and intoxication as causes, with a calm pass through militia barriers and no violence reported.
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Alabama
Christmas Mail Rush Is Later This Year
The post office reports a bustling holiday season with over 300 000 Christmas stamps sold and five cent stamps selling best. Air mail urged for distant points, local mail to be sent now to avoid last minute rush, and more than 50 workers on rolls. Parcels received at the National Guard Armory, with separate local and out of town delivery advised. Stamp window open until 6 pm all week and a lobby receiving clerk to speed dispatch. Rural patrons urged to stamp for carrier pickup and keep mail moving.
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National Guards Armory
Post Claims JFK Killed By Second Bullet
Washington observers report the autopsy on John F Kennedy says the second bullet caused instant death while the first wound was a non fatal shoulder impact. The Post cites pathologists at Bethesda who reportedly found the first bullet lodged in the shoulder and the second bullet tearing the back of the head.
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Parkland
Johnson signs second education bill to boost vocational aid
President Johnson signed a $1.5 billion vocational education act expanding federal aid to vocational schools, boosting NDEA loan funds by 50 percent, and extending aid for areas crowded by children of federal workers. The measure, paired with a $1.2 billion college aid bill, aims to shift training toward in demand skills and fund area vocational schools and work-study plans.
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United Press International Washington
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National Farmers Organization
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National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
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Kyoto Johnson
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DAFFYNITIONS HOLLYWOOD Marriage Tie A Slip Knot
In a witty Hollywood item the piece notes that marriage is treated as a fragile knot, a jokey take on domestic ties among stars. The column riffs on celebrity relationships, implying unions may be prone to unraveling under pressure and public scrutiny.
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Hollywood
Snow Closes Some Schools Across Indiana Regions
Heavy drifting snow forced school closures in the South Bend area and LaPorte County with up to nine inches on the ground. Northern counties including St Joseph LaPorte Noble Elkhart Fulton and Marshall reported treacherous roads as cold air returns. Temperatures may plunge to 12 below zero Thursday night and further icy blasts are forecast through next Monday.
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Episcopal Rites Begin At Local Church Friday
St. Peter's Episcopal Mission announces Christmas observances led by Rev. Gordon Chastain. Holy Communion at 6 30 p m Friday Ember Day. St Thomas Day on Saturday 9 a m with Holy Communion. Christmas Eve 11 p m carols and Communion. Holy Innocents Day 9 a m on Saturday December 28. Feast of Circumcision January 1 10 a m Communion. Epiphany January 6 6 30 p m Communion.
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Gordon - Chastain
St. Thomas Pay
Teacher Gains Honor Status For Phi Beta Kappa
Douglas D. Oleson of Lebanon Senior High School will be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University. He graduated cum laude with a 3.65 average, ranked 8th of 135, majored in government, minored in history and geography, and now teaches four American History classes and a social problems course. He plans graduate study at Indiana University and is a Phi Delta Kappa member.
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Lebanon
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Obituaries of Bradley Ege and Durham Regional Figures
Mrs Reva Olive Bradley aged 67 of Lebanon a Boone County native died at home. Joseph H Ege Whitestown native living in Raleigh North Carolina since 1941 died yesterday of a heart attack. Leona Durham Kentucky native who lived in Lebanon since 1946 died yesterday at Witham Hospital.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Joseph H. Ege
Whitestown
Raleigh
N. C
Leona Durham
Kentucky
Witham Hospital
Strike Called Off Against United Air Lines
The machinists union canceled a midnight strike against United Air Lines and agreed to put a new company proposal to members for ratification. Union and company negotiators labored to avert a walkout during the Christmas rush as about 13,000 mechanics and ground crew stood ready to strike at 12:01 a.m. Thursday if no agreement was reached.
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Washington
UPS
Machinists’ Union Today
United Air Lines
The Prayer Eight The Upper Room
The text presents a devotional prayer referencing salvation for all people and Israel, praising the revelation of the Holy Spirit within, and thanking God for the Word made flesh in Jesus. It emphasizes faith, trust in inward guidance, and prayer in the name of Jesus.
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Trucker Killed as Toll Rises on Tri-State Expressway
A tanker overturn on the Tri-State Expressway in Hamond left trucker Gene A. Trudlock dead. Indiana highway tolls surged to about 1 267 from 1 163 year earlier as authorities cleared the area. The crash followed a car pulling onto the highway from an access road. A separate snowbound road crash killed three people, including Graden Boyd Bicknell and his 17 year old daughter Coral Jean, when a Baltimore and Ohio Freight train struck their car at a crossing in Washington.
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Edwardsport
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Boyd
Daviess
County Memorial Hospital
William Shearer
Valparaiso
Indiana 49
Steers Debates Pending Legal Paper on Indiana Tax
Indianapolis UPI report notes a 67 page brief challenging Indiana's new adjusted gross income tax. Attorney General Steers says a suit is unfiled but possible and discusses constitutional questions and potential standby provisions. Revenue extends filing deadline for corporations to Jan 15 1964 due to new forms.
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UPI
State House News Today
Baker and Daniels
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Indiana Supreme Court
State Department of Revenue Today
Alex J. Ingram
County Commission Defends Roads and County Home
Boone County commissioners rebut Grand Jury findings on neglect of rural highways and the county home. Commissioner Stacy Cox cited road width and safety efforts including a turn-around near Turkey Foot Road, while Demaree defended the home with past spending totals and pledged openness to public concerns. Both noted hazardous southern roads but argued current efforts reflect available funds and ongoing improvements.
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