Shadow Issue to Dominate NATO Ministers Meet in Paris
NATO ministers open in Paris with a shadow issue dominant yet unlisted on official agenda. U S plans for a multilateral nuclear force face mixed reviews among allies while Britain presses a joint defense concept and France opposes escalation.
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Tshombe declares Congo rebels defeated in Congo
Premier Moise Tshombe says two thirds of Congo was rebel controlled two months ago but rebels have been wiped out and leaders fled abroad. He criticizes arms shipments to rebels by Algeria Sudan and the United Arab Republic and aims to attract German loans to stabilize the currency and develop industry. He plans an investment and development bank with headquarters in Leopoldville Stanleyville and Elisabethville. A small group of Munich students protested outside his hotel.
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Liberal House Republicans Seek Image Boost in Capitol Hill
Liberal Republicans in the House led by the 20 member Wednesday Club push for reforms to expose a better GOP image rather than oust national chairman Dean Burch. They plan Dec 16 and Jan 4 caucuses to urge rule changes and housing and urban renewal support while Ford opposes an early leadership challenge to Halleck.
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U S Soldier First Tried In Germany
31 year old Spec. 4 Albert Logan of Mc Alester Oklahoma becomes the first U S serviceman tried by a West German court for murder in Munich He admitted killing cab driver Josef Ertel last April and faces a possible life sentence Germany has no death penalty Logan said the shooting was part of a plan to get transferred out of his unit claiming he targeted Sgt James Miles who had sent him money and pressured him into trouble He claimed he intended to miss the cabbie to scare him and flee the unit.
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Villagers Protest Foreigners Chosen for Gargoyle Faces
In Swofham England villagers object to foreigners selected by a stone carver to pose as gargoyle faces on the church tower. The vicar defines a foreigner as anyone who hasn't lived there for at least twenty years.
Grain futures steady amid rail strike pause and port delays
Soybean and grain futures held firm on the Chicago Board of Trade as the threatened national railroad strike was postponed. East Coast longshoremen dispute progress supported buying. soybean open interest neared 400 million bushels amid government oleomargarine aid. Wheat steadied after weekend sales of over 3 million bushels to Yugoslavia. Butter and dairy prices showed declines in Chicago wholesale markets.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago and Fort Worth Trade Strong
Butcher hogs and sows rise on gains of up to 25 cents with steady to lower cattle quotes. Receipts total about 15 500 head in Chicago while Fort Worth shows cattle and hogs with varied ranges and feeder calves in demand. Lambs and sheep markets softened slightly with limited buying.
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