NATO Envoys to Continue Studying Nuclear Problem
NATO ministers failed to settle differences on sharing nuclear responsibility but agreed to keep studying the issue. The United States and France remained divided yet kept close contact. They discussed mixed manned Polaris armed surface fleet concepts and urged restraint in nuclear weapon dissemination while pursuing East-West tension reduction and German reunification aims.
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Notre Dame Wins Writ Ban Film
In New York the University of Notre Dame won a temporary injunction against the film Jann Green, and the novel it is based on, for allegedly misappropriating the university name and football prestige. Justice Henry Clay Greenberg called the movie script ugly and tawdry and ruled the film and novel were not dependent on Notre Dame. The Warner Bros. 20th Century Fox production cost about 34 million and was to debut Christmas Day. Also noted is Rep. Charles Halleck entering a post election conference with Republicans and their reduced ranks.
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William Peter Blatty
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Vast U S Areas Chillings Subzero Wave In Iowa
A massive cold spell grips the United States with subzero readings from the Northeast to Texas and into the Northwest. The Associated Press reports hundreds of monks staged a hunger strike in Vietnam while U S Ambassador Taylor met Premier Huong amid talks of political pressure and cabinet resignations. Weather across the plains shows record lows in Des Moines and Lincoln with Montana blizzards turning counties into disaster areas and coastal winds tearing barges in Washington.
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State Senator Leo Eithonhospitalized after heart attack
MASON CITY Iowa State Sen Leo Eithon 66 Fertile a Belgian Republican remained seriously ill at Park Hospital after a heart attack. A physician said he appeared to be doing real well but lingered in hospital care as doctors monitored his condition. Gov Harold Hughes announced he would not back legislation to legalize betting on races in town.
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Fanfani Gains in Italian Presidency Ballot
ROME The Italian Parliament failed to elect a president on the third ballot. On later ballots a simple majority suffices. Former Premier Amintore Fanfani, a left wing Christian Democrat, advanced from 18 to 53 votes, while the Communist bloc held 253. the Socialists and center left coalition pressed for a Socialist president and shifted support to Giusepe Savagnetti, as Umberto Terracini waited to decide.
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Alda Moro
Giuseppe Savagat
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Nat King Cole’s Illness Reported By Doctors
The Nation reports recording star Nat King Cole, 45, is undergoing treatments for a tumor in one lung. Physicians disclosed he is seriously ill. In Hawaii, heavy rains drenched Oahu and Kauai, soaking Christmas shoppers. Navy patrols continue in the Gulf of Tonkin off North Vietnam after prior shooting incidents.
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Fumble at Ballot Box Delays Rome Vote
In Rome, during a ballot casting on Wednesday, a senator dropped a letter from his wife into the box instead of his ballot. The election remains unsettled after three ballots. a two-thirds majority, or 42 votes, was required, later rising to 48. Giovanni Leone led initially but lost strength as ballots continued.
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Mills backs Social Security health plan in rough form
Rep. Mita D. Mills says he is prepared to support a program administered by Social Security for the aged, distinct from but compatible with the administration’s plan. He would back a payroll tax financed approach, aiming to ease the cost of hospital and nursing home care while keeping government agencies streamlined.
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Oil Barge Collides With Bridge Sparks Fire on Illinois River
An oil laden barge scraped a bridge on the Illinois River and ignited a blaze that prevented fire crews from approaching. A bridge tender stated the fire warped steel and threatened the Kankakee Bridge Line linking South Bend to Chicago area lines. One bridge crew member, Dorothea Toniani, was reported missing amid efforts to escape the flames. The barge is owned by Bernhart Bros of Caseville Wisconsin and the incident affects freight routes used to bypass Chicago terminals.
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Duke Receives Tea Aid After Windsor Surgery
Houston doctors ordered a tea break for the Duke of Windsor amid a steady recovery from arterial surgery. In Keokuk a carbide plant accident left one dead and six hospitalized. a 40 year old New Boston man, Robert Cale, among firm employees, died. Gas buildup caused chest injuries. hospital bulletin notes the 70 year old duke is active, alert, and aiding in bed movements post operation.
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Walcott Man Held for Court in Davenport Homicide
Robert A. Maxwell, 21, of near Walcott, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Scott County District Court under a $1,000 bond on a manslaughter charge. He was the driver of a car that struck and killed Edward J. McLarnan, a Davenport man, as he walked across a road near his Bendix Corp. plant job on December 7.
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Low Temperature Record Seems To Hour Here
Muscatine recorded the lowest temperature of 1964 this morning at 3 below zero, a 45 degree drop from Wednesday’s 48 above. Downtown thermometers rose to 10 above by noon as officials warn of continued cold with near zero readings and possible subzero lows into Friday.
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Two Iowa Tots Die In Sherwood Park Fire
In Sherwood Park a one story home burned killing Debra aged two and her sibling Delores aged three. Barbara Wagner the mother was away at a neighbor’s house when the blaze began and returned to find the home in flames. The cause was not yet determined and Mrs Wagner was hospitalized after collapsing at the scene.
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