Humphrey Criticizes NATO Move on Missile Bases
Sen. Humphrey says Eisenhower’s NATO deal delivers only face saving results on European missile bases and possible new disarmament talks with Russia. Fulbright and Sparkman back cautious renewed talks while Curtis argues talks with the Soviets are a waste of time and energy. Fulbright faults Paris emphasis on military aspects, urging negotiation while building strength.
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Washington
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
Russia
Fulbright
D-Ark
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Curtis
R-Neb
United States
Britain
France
Canada
London
Dulles
Paris
Bulganin
Jury Deliberations Begin In Chavigny Murder Trial
In Clearwater Florida Maurice Chavigny a 44 year old Frenchman faces a murder trial for the killings of Brig General Wilbur Mc Reynolds and his wife. The jury is to begin deliberations by mid afternoon after opening arguments and judge Bird instructs the panel. Chavigny testified that Mc Reynolds shot his wife and then he killed the general during a quarrel over a fog run chauffeur. He said he planned to shoot himself after the incident amid visa renewal and deportation issues.
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Clearwater, Fla
Maurice Chavigny
John A. Bird
Pinellas County
Chavigny
Wilbur R. McReynolds
St. Petersburg
McReynolds
Tornado Toll Rises as Illinois Storm Devastates towns
A massive twister swept through Murphysboro Mount Vernon and nearby towns killing nine in Murphysboro and injuring scores. The destruction damaged hundreds of homes and caused millions in losses with a 7 month old child among the casualties near Farmington Missouri.
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W Y
Missouri
Mount Vernon
Illinois
Southern Illinois
Weather Bureau
Indiana
du Quoin
Ill
Farmington
Sunfield Y
James Carter
Robert Shannon
Santa opens branch for lonely hearts in Columbus
In Columbus a special Santa Claus mailbox drew adult romance queries. The first batch included a lonely widow seeking a male companion. About 30 letters followed, 16 from children, 14 from men in four states courting the widow, with some noting salaries and marriage qualifiers.
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Columbus, Ohio
City Hall
Nick Barack
Santa
Barack
Buffalo man held after Ohio highway patrolman shot
A Buffalo, New York man is in custody and a second suspect is sought after a drive-in shooting injures an Ohio state patrolman on U.S. 40 west of Columbus. The wounded officer radioed for help, pursued a stolen convertible, and the suspects fled, with the investigation continuing at the scene and nearby areas.
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Columbus, Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y
Ohio Highway
U.S. 40
Here
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West Agrees To Arm Against Red Missiles
NATO summit ends with plan to base intermediate range ballistic missiles in Europe and stockpile U.S. nuclear warheads as part of a broader push to deter Soviet missiles. The communique calls for renewed disarmament talks at the foreign ministers level if the Kremlin participates, otherwise a UN framework meeting may be sought. Leaders pledge support for Middle East independence, African cooperation, and concern over Indonesia while Eisenhower and Dulles prepare public addresses.
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Africa
Indonesia
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Dulles
Kremlin
Madrid
NATO Council
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Norway
Denmark
West Germany
West Europe
Turkey
Netherlands
Bulganin
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Ant Cuit
Sernees
Patrol officer confronts suspect near drive-in on U S 40
Patrolman on U S 40 west of Columbus encountered a man with a revolver behind a drive-in restaurant. The officer moved to detain him when someone in a nearby car opened fire and the suspect fled. Question remains on details.
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U.S. 40
Columbus
Weather outlook showers and milder temps into Friday
A new storm system from the South brings rains to the Miami Valley by Friday morning. Today will be partly cloudy and mild near 60 with a low around 44 tonight. Friday looks wet with showers ending by noon and clearing by afternoon as cooler air arrives. Middletown reported a high yesterday of 68 and morning low of 50 with .39 inches of rainfall.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
NATO Pact Leaves Question of Missile Bases Open
The alliance's final communique endorses the principle of Western European missile bases but omits site specifics. Gen Lauris Norstad faces drafting a location plan based on strategic necessity and allied acceptance to secure agreement and deployment.
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NATO
U.S
Lauris Norstad
United States
Christmas in Jail Ties Man to 21st Holiday Behind Bars
OKLAHOMA CITY reports Ed Mund R says he spent 20 Christmases in jail instead of with family and faces another day behind bars next Wednesday. In Tulsa Jackson, charged with larceny, got a trial delay to December 27 to be home for Christmas, then was jailed in Oklahoma City as a prime suspect in three burglaries.
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Oklahoma City
Edmund R
Tulsa
Jackson
W. Lee Johnson
Prince Charles Home For Holidays From Cheam
Prince Charles returns to Buckingham Palace for Christmas from Cheam Boarding School. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip greet him at a private entrance before the royal family departs for Sandringham. A school source says Charles is an average nine year old with promising potential.
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London
Prince Charles
Buckingham Palace
Cheam
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Sandringham
Queen Elizabeth
Charles
Oxygen Plant Set to Begin Production in Ashtabula
The expanded liquid oxygen plant of the Linde Co a division of Union Carbide Corp will start production in Ashtabula Ohio next month. The oxygen will serve steelmaking and various metal fabrication processes.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Liquid Oxygen
The
Linde Co
Union Carbide Corp
Army Fires Jupiter Up With Bang At Cape Canaveral
The Army tested a Jupiter rocket at Cape Canaveral last night, with a four minute flight described as visually successful. The Defense Department later said the missile failed to complete its full flight due to technical difficulties and did not explain impacts on range, speed, or accuracy.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Here
Defense Department
Jupiter IRBM Test Signals U.S. Missile Push
The Defense Department described a Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile test as successfully carried out at 7 08 p m. The launch, at 600 feet tall and white against night, followed an Atlas ICBM test a day earlier as Washington accelerates a race with the Soviet Union in strategic missiles. Authorities anticipated another IRBM launch, possibly Thor, with another Atlas expected tomorrow.
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Army
Seorch
America
Air Force
Thor
Children Die In Fire At Frame Home Near Limerick
Children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander were burned to death early Wednesday when a fire destroyed their frame home near Limerick.
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Frank Alexander
Limerick
Todays Chuckle About People Getting Along
A light column notes it is pleasant to see people cooperate and suggests harmony improves quickly when more join in. The tone remains cheerful and observational about everyday social friction.
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