NATO faces rift as Gaulle blocks market ties and US aims shift
Secretary of State Rusk begins high level talks with Western European leaders amid warnings that European unity may fail without closer U S bonds with Britain West Germany and Italy. De Gaulle’s stance on nuclear forces and independence from the United States dominates the backdrop of NATO policy reviews and potential reassessment of American strategy in Europe.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
NATO
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
France
Britain
West Germany
Italy
de Gaulle
Western Europe
United States
Child on running board prompts police alert
Three year old Cathy Hardy of Los Angeles perched on a truck running board driven by her father Jack W. Hardy, 32. He drove on freeways before noticing the child. she cried after stepping onto the running board near an off ramp by the track and he stopped to rescue her.
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Cathy Hardy
Los Angeles
Jack W. Hardy
Hardy
Optometrist Sign Promises Help With Vision Needs
Optical shop window message reads If you dont see what you want youve come to the right place signaling a customer friendly approach. The sign uses a light humorous tone to invite customers seeking specific eyewear or services.
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Optometrist
U.S. Delays U.N. Fund Pledge Amid Dues Dispute
The United States confirms it is delaying its pledges to the United Nations technical assistance program while awaiting a showdown over U.N. dues. The Soviet Union risks losing its General Assembly vote for arrears, and Washington plans to defer about 24 million of a 60 million 1965 budget pledge until constitutional and fiscal issues are settled.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
State Department
United States
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
General Assembly
World Organization
U.N. Technical Assistance Fund
The
Technical Assistance Organization
Dead In Crash Of C133
A CIS Cargomaster with seven crew members aboard crash landed on takeoff from Goose Bay Air Force Base Labrador at about 4 p.m. EST Saturday. Dover AFB said no casualty information yet. The plane was on a routine Military Air Transport Service mission bound for Sondrestrom Air Base Greenland. a board of officers is being sent.
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Goose Bay Air Force Base
Labrador
Dover Afb
Military Air Transport Service
Sondrestrom Air Base
Greenland
Dover
Man Found Trapped in YMCA Chimney in Modesto
In Modesto California a man named Jimmy Frank Adams 21 was found trapped inside a chimney at the YMCA after reportedly seeking a room to sleep in. Firefighters and police rescued him after about an hour with Adams claiming he was searching for shelter.
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Jimmy Frank Adams
Modesto, Calif
Adams
See For Selves Elephants So Small They Find Rome
Five brothers born blind in Sicily, ages 4 to 15, saw for the first time after cataract removal two weeks ago. They were astonished by the tiny elephants and found monkeys human and lions beautiful. Paolo, 15, asked where the elephant's papa was, noting the animal looked like a little one. They had expected elephants to be huge and white.
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Rome
High Yield Well Found Near Roundhead Ohio
Two oil drillers Dick Pryor and Rusty Simmer, co-owners of The Drilling Co of Ada, report a high yield well on the Maude Heitz farm two miles from Roundhead in Hardin County. The strike lies about 1400 to 1500 feet down, and the firm notes four other high yield wells in the Roundhead area over the past three months.
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Kenton, Ohio
Roundhead
Hardin County
Dick Pryor
Rusty Simmer
the Drilling Co
Ada
Maude Heitz
Hundreds Are Arrested In Zanzibar Repression
Nairobi AP reports hundreds detained in Zanzibar crackdown led by President Abeid Karume. Arabs and former Zanzibar National Party members are primary targets amid claims of a plot to overthrow the regime. Two Western journalists were denied entry. arrests estimated between 250 and 450 as Tanganyika joins the United Republic of Tanzania.
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Government of
Zanzibar
Zanzibar National Party
Abeid Karume
Tanganyika
United Republic of Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
Karume
Tanzania
Tno Socialis
Man Shot to Death in Cincinnati Dispute Over Beer
Dana Wil lie Parker, 47, was shot outside his Cincinnati home on Saturday. Police detained a 60-year-old man for investigation after witnesses said the men argued after drinking about who would buy beer.
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Cincinnati
Dana Willie Parker
Anatomy Of A Fire Inside A House
Middletown firemen gain on the job training as the house burns down. Article highlights the sequence of a blaze and lessons learned for future fighting strategies.
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Middletown
President Johnson Undergoes Routine Health Check
President Johnson visited the Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine in San Antonio for routine tests including a tooth filling, eye check, chest X ray, and heart ECG. Doctors conducted the exams with Dr. George Barkley and Assistant White House press secretary Malcolm Kilduff reporting the results as normal.
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White House
Malcolm Kilduff
Johnson
George Barkley
Texas Hills
U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
San Antonio
Air Force
Goldwater Wins Arizona By Narrow Margin In State Count
Barry Goldwater defeats Lyndon Johnson in Arizona by 4,859 votes after absentee ballots are tallied. Goldwater nets 242,443 votes to Johnson’s 237,584 as the state completes its counting. Arizona contributes five electoral votes.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Four Killed In Kentucky In Head On Crash
Four people died in a head on collision at the Williamstown exit of Interstate 75. The northbound car driven by Jean Henderson 22 of Chicago crossed the median into a southbound vehicle, killing all four occupants. The other car’s Lexington residents were identified but next of kin were awaiting notification. Williamstown lies south of Cincinnati toward Lexington.
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Williamstown
Kentucky
Jean Henderson
Chicago
Barbara Brooks
Lexington
Cincinnati
Congo Rebel Leader Declares Americans Prisoners of War
Leopoldville AP report says Christophe Gbenye, leader of the Congolese Peoples Republic, declares 60 Americans and nearly 800 Belgians held by rebels as prisoners of war from Stonyville. He calls for African mediation as Kindu falls to Congo regiments and dissension grows within the rebel ranks.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Christophe Gbenge
Congolese Peoples Republic
Stoneyville
Ment
Kindu
Goeney
Ghenye
Gbenye
Ghbenye
Scamleyville
Farmers Consider Buying Supermarket Chains
Farmers in Ohio and across the United States explore a plan known as the Ohio marketing proposal to form an alliance through the American Farm Bureau Federation to buy supermarket chains. The move aims to gain price leverage with processors and increase market clout, with a potential target reportedly including the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. group. A national review by the federation is underway ahead of Philadelphia talks starting December 6.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
C. William Swank
Ohio Bureau
Agricultural Marketing Association
Retail chains gain power over farmers in food industry shift
Swank notes power has moved from food processors to retailers who push store brands and set prices. Farmers face bargaining limits as retailers threaten display space and contract terms while proposing cooperative ownership of outlets to fund stock purchases. feasibility noted in dairy livestock poultry and produce canning.
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Swank
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Harold Wilson
George Ball
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Paris
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YMCA
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Paolo
Joseph W. Martin Jr
North Attleboro
Mass
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Republican Party
Nairobi
Kenya
India
Lal Shrastri
United State
Valley News
Heenan Wenn
Johnson City, Tex
Kildut
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Barry
Ghenve
Leopoldville Inter
Ghem Ve
Moise Tsadnube
US State Department
Stanleyville
Gbhence
Thomas Kanza
Jomo Kenyatta
Diallo Telli
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Kenyatta
By Adrienne Bosworth
Columbus, Ohio
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Stanfield
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