Britain opposes mixed NATO nuclear fleet plan clash in NATO talks
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson rejected the proposed mixed manned surface NATO fleet saying it adds little to Western strength risks diluting alliance and complicating efforts. He urged broader consultation with the United States while reaffirming UK opposition to adding more nuclear triggers. Rusk and Schroeder began two days of talks on NATO issues and the multilateral force plan.
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Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Wilson
House of Commons
London
NATO
Johnson
United States
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
MLF
Midweek mild weather with rising temperatures
Sunshine and light southerly winds were to lift temperatures into the 50s today and continue mild weather for the next few days. Cloudiness will increase with a high of 46 yesterday and a low in the 20s today.
France's precarious quintuplets fight for survival
Paris doctors warn the five newborn Sambor quints remain extremely fragile and their survival chances are uncertain for the next 10 to 12 days. The premature babies, weighing under three pounds each, arrived in Asnieres a private clinic, with father Raymond Sambor a postal worker. Names at birth: Catherine Thierry Monique Dominique Jean-Luc. the couple also have two older sons Yves and Jean-Paul.
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Pediatrics Center
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Asnieres
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Thierry
Monique
Dominique
Jean-Luc
Teen charged after stealing Cleveland CTS bus
Police hold 17 year old after he stole a Cleveland Transit System bus parked in front of East Technical High School Friday. The incident prompted a police investigation and CSTS inquiries.
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Cleveland Transit System
East Technical High School
Apartment Building Collapse Shocks Kansas City
A three story brick apartment building at 16th and Wyandotte collapsed with a loud explosion. At least 15 injured including four children, two children missing and presumed buried. Eben N. Foster, 66, manager, said about 30 residents lived there including 15 children. only one injured admitted to hospital.
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16Th and Wyandotte
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Cincinnatian Dies After Being Pinched Between Trucks
Cincinnati Frank Catanzaro, 60, died of internal injuries after being pinned between two trucks at a building site. Police said the driver warned him and assumed he moved aside before the accident on a Monday.
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Frank Catanzaro
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Monsignor Tomasek Dies After Long Cleveland Pastorship
Monsignor Augustine Tomasek longtime pastor emeritus of St Wendelin Catholic Church Cleveland died Monday at St Alexis Hospital at age 88 after serving as pastor there for 49 years before retirement in 1957.
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Three Children Drown In Ice Filled Pond
In Ironton Ohio three youngsters Linda Lawson 3 Jerry 5 and Madison Hall 5 died after falling through an icy pond near Pedro while trying to retrieve a play object. Sheriff Rose said the children were playing with a tray of ice from a refrigerator when the accident occurred.
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Madison Hall
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Lawson
Dendell Lawson
Jetliner crash at Rome kills 45. many Americans among dead
At Rome Fiumicino Airport a Boeing 707 failed to take off, overran the runway, and exploded. Forty five killed include Bishop Edward Daly and aide Msgr Joseph Sonday. 28 survived, 19 passengers and 9 crew. Investigators cite engine fire, no sabotage suspected.
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Reds Score In Italian Elections
Italy’s Communist party gained nationally to 26 percent in provincial voting that challenged Premier Aldo Moro’s Christian Democrats who remained the largest party with 374 seats. Over 29 million Italians voted as bombings and street clashes marked a campaign that split on communism and the center left coalition.
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Chuckle Husbands Scraps Dinner Delays Highlight Home Life
A humorous column notes husbands who return late for dinner face playful scolding and lighter household tensions. The piece paints a breezy snapshot of domestic routines and comic late arrivals as a common theme.
Belgian Paratroopers Seize Stanleyville in Congo Crisis
Belgian paratroopers stormed Stanleyville and gained control of the rebel capital. Dozens of foreigners were killed including Dr. Paul Carlson, a medical missionary from California, as hostages were moved to safety. U.S. planes ferried troops. fighting occurred at the airport before Belgian and Congolese forces secured the area.
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Brussels
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Spaak
Christophe Ghenye
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U. S. State Department
United States Raises Discount Rate to Fight Dollar Flows
The Federal Reserve increased the discount rate from 3.5 to 4 percent to curb dollar outflows and support the domestic economy. The ceiling on time deposits rose from 4 to 4.5 percent, with savings rates strengthened as Johnson consulted with Dillon and Fed Chair Martin.
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United States
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Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
William McChesney Martin
U.S
26-Volume Warren Report Pins Kennedy Assassination on Oswald
The Warren Commission hearing transcripts released disclose fully that Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy. Witnesses doubted, but the commission found he acted alone, with testimonies from Jacqueline Kennedy, Gov. Connally, and Secret Service agents supporting the event.
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