Adenauer Warns No Soviet Ties In U S Interview
Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urges the United States to stay wary of the Soviet Union and avoid war. He argues Moscow aims to dominate Western Europe and surpass the United States, condemning a possible détente as foolish. He plans to stay active in politics and visit France and Israel.
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Konrad Adenauer
United States
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Western Europe
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Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
Israel
Two Crashes In Reno Involving Women Drivers
Daniel Cook of Lakeview Oregon was stopped at a red light when a woman driver skidded into his car on Fourth Street. Minor damage. he drove away. Four blocks later another woman driver skidded into his vehicle. no injuries reported.
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Daniel Cook
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Kennedy calls for Congress review before Vietnam escalation
Senator Edward Kennedy urged President Johnson to consult Congress before further U.S. military commitments in Vietnam. He expressed serious reservations about bombing Viet Cong routes in Cambodia or Laos, but supported destroying North Vietnamese support networks. He said any major escalation should be explained to Congress, the Senate, and relevant committees with clear projections.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Kennedy
WBZ
Cambodia
Laos
Senate
Viet Nam Church Rescued Moves to Phu Phong After Cav Rescue
Father Huynh Bien, aided by the 1st Cavalry Division, saw his ruined Binh Tan church moved to Phu Phong in a helicopter convoy. The operation, led by Col. Hal G. Moore, saved altar and statues and set up a makeshift church for Christmas mass for US troops. Father Thomas Lightcap supervised the mission.
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Binh Khe
South Viet Nam
Huynh Bien
1St Cavalry
Air Cavalry
Binh Tan
Father Bien
Phu Phong
Hal G. Moore
Bardstown
Father Thomas K. Lightcap
East Longmeadow
Mass
Moore
Hundred Years War dates and parties clarified
The conflict commonly called the Hundred Years War spanned 1338 to 1453 between England and France, totaling 115 years of war. This framing aligns with period scholarship noting the extended hostilities across late medieval Europe.
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England
France
Former TAC chief Walter C. Sweeney dies at 56
Gen. Walter C. Sweeney retired last year after 35 years in the U.S. Air Force died Wednesday night of cancer at Homestead Air Force Base hospital near Miami. Born 1909 in Wheeling West Virginia he was a 1930 West Point graduate and led the 8th and 15th Air Forces before becoming Tactical Air Command commander in 1961. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Walter C. Sweeney
Tactical Air Command
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Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
Fla
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W.va
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Pacific
Midway
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Fire Claims Life of 6 Month Old in Toledo Residence
Five children were in the Martinez home when a fire swept through on Wednesday. Six month old Manuel, the youngest of the brood, died in the blaze valued at $2.00 while his mother shopped and his father worked.
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Toledo, Ohio
Paul Martinez
Manuel
Tree fire destroys Christmas for Cincinnati family
A Cincinnati third grader lit a Christmas tree after coming home from school. A short circuit caused the tree and presents to burn, with an estimated 3.2 damage. Jerome Burt, 9, and his brother Terry lost their holiday as firemen blamed faulty wiring. Their mother Ruby Burt was at work when the incident occurred.
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Three Arrested In Theft Of Guns
Three youths were arrested in the theft of two rifles from Montgomery Ward at 2445 Seven Ave earlier this month. Douglas Lee Nickell 18 of 11 Monroe St and Robin Dale Broan 18 of 411 Shafer Ave were charged with petit larceny. a 17 year old youth faced receiving and concealing stolen property charges. Detectives allege Nickell took the rifles from the stock room and passed them to Brown, who then sold them.
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Sevens Ave
Douglas Lee Nickell
Monroe Sr
Robin Dale Broan
Shafer
Nickell
Brown
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