Big 2 Accord On Berlin Crisis Plot Next Step
Kennedy and Macmillan resumed talks this morning after a five hour session aimed at deeper discussion of Berlin, other crises, and steps for a peaceful solution with Moscow. They planned the next talks in Paris before Kennedy returns to Palm Beach to visit his gravely ill father.
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Kennedy
Macmillan
Western Alliance
Palm Beach
Fla
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kenney
Maccmillan
Moscow
Paris
U.S
Llawellynith Acanner
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cushing Reports Kennedy Improvement After Stroke
Cardinal Cushing visited Joseph P. Kennedy in West Palm Beach and said the President’s father was improved and able to speak. An 8 am bulletin noted he rested well and remained unchanged. Mentions of Moscow talks and De Gaulle tension follow in broader briefing.
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West Palm Beach
Fla.1
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Ling Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Great Britain
Erend
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Berlin
Small Decline In Living Costs In November 1980
Washington Sun reports government data showing living costs fell by one tenth of a percent in November, with food prices lower and most consumer categories easing, pushing the index to 198.3 of the 1947-49 base. Deputy Commissioner Robert J. Myers notes a rise from November 1980 and predicts another small December decline, while spendable earnings and buying power reach a record high.
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Washington Sun
Robert J. Myers
Labor Statistics
Guard's 6 Month Training Plan To Be Resumed
Des Moines report states the Towa Army National Guard will resume its six month training program suspended since last September. General Milley announced the Department of the Army approved a two year age limit rise for enlistments in the program from 20 to 22.
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Des Moines
Towa Army National Guard
Towa
Adj
Junior F. Milley
Department of the Army
Heavy Fire Causes Major Damage at Clinton Bennet Box Plant
A Thursday blaze at the Bennet Box Co plant in Clinton caused heavy damage to stored lumber in a two story brick building. Fire officials believe a faulty electric motor started the fire as workers fled the facility for safety.
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Clinton
Bennet Box Co
British Jet Crashes Near Ankara Killing 97
A British European Airways Comet jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Ankara airport killing 97 of 134 aboard. Four Americans survived, all in the rear section. The London to Tel Aviv flight carried Americans including Claude Goldman, Doris Freudenborper, a U.S. Armed Forces School teacher in Turkey, and Arnold Holtzman. Survivors suffered burns and shock. airline officials expect recovery.
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Ankara
Turkey
Tajekalziner
British European Airways
London
Tel Aviv
Israel
Claude Joseph Goldman
Roslyn Heights
Doris Mae
Freudenborper
Bethlehem
U. S Armed Forces School
Cyprus
Arnold Holtzman
Thal
Blizzard Like Conditions Grim In Iowa Snowfall Up To Four Inches
Forecasters warn of heavy snow and blizzard like winds across Iowa with up to four inches expected in the area. By noon southwest Iowa saw several inches fall and schools dismissed due to slick roads. Temperatures dropped to the mid thirties and winds reached about 15 mph. The Weather Bureau predicts more snow tonight and cooler highs around 20 on Saturday with no new snow expected on Christmas Day.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
Iowa Highway Commission
Bronx City
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Creston
Number of Youngsters Involved In 3 Iowa School Bus Accidents
Three Iowa school bus crashes left 88 students aboard two buses from Davis County Community School District, with 15 hospitalized for injuries including a fractured collarbone and broken nose. Driver details show student operators, and most injuries were minor. A separate rear collision near Bloomfield injured one student. a foggy highway crash near Sioux Center hospitalized Donna Mats, 17, while 40 other children remained unharmed. A bus rollover southeast of Westfield spared injuries to about thirty riders.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Davis County
Bloomfield
Dean I. Long
James Martin
Martin
Linda Kinnamon
Michael Burton
Sioux Center
Donna Mats
Teton
Bob Eismay
Ireton
Westfield Community School
Westfield
Local Youth Wins 13000 Settlement for Injuries
William Welsch, 16, received a $13,000 settlement for injuries from a January traffic accident in Muscatine district court. He helped push a stalled 1930 model car on Mulberry avenue when pinned between it and a vehicle driven by Mrs. Phyllis K. Smith. The order allows Clarence Walsch, father, to accept the full settlement from Howard F. and Phyllis J. Smith, covering $1,202 in medical expenses and $800 in lost wages.
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William Welsch
Muscatine District Court
Clay le Grand
Mulberry Avenue
Bartlett Street
Phyllis K. Smith
Clarence Walsch
Howard F
Phyllis. J. Smith
Rockies Hit By Severe Storms Across Three States
A cold front swept the northern Rockies with snow rain and lightning. Winds up to 97 mph closed highways in three states, with Montana hardest hit and snowslides blocking western Wyoming roads. Colorado reported 62 mph winds damaging signs and overturning two light planes at Denver airports. No serious injuries.
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Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Deneves
Ingston
Mont
Pop-Drinking Bandit Loots Station Here
Police have a partial description of a pop drinker who looted a Phillips Shell service station at Park Avenue and Washington Streets after 6 p.m. Thursday. The 6-pound blue cash register containing about $200 in cash and checks and credit card sales was missing along with a bottle partially drunk by the suspect described as 30s to mid 30s, five foot eight, medium build, brown suede jacket and green or gray slacks. Footprints and tire tracks pointed toward Grant Street as clues. The elder Phillips and his son Bill were working at the time. Also in Belgrade, Yugoslavia Nikola Jovanovic, a circus performer who boasted digestions of anything, underwent surgery after X-ray due to stomach pain. Surgeons recovered seven keys, 16 penknives, 36 nails and beads from his stomach.
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Phillips Shell
Park Avenue
Washington Streets
Floyd M. Phillips
Bill
Loring
Grant Street
Phillips
Pop
Botte
Tax Commission Reverses Property Valuation Increases
The State Tax Commission announced that proposed increases in property assessments are cancelled for the time being. County and city equalization concerns prompted the decision, with Andrey George leading the argument and John O Connor dissenting by abstaining. Affected counties include Apanoose Boone Calhoun Cass Cerro Gordo and many others with reevaluation orders set for 1965.
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Commission
State Tax Commission
John 3. O'Connor
Scrawberry Point
Andrey George
Waterloo
N. T. Prentis
Mount Ayr
O'Connor
Muscatine County
Conesville
Atalissa
Stockion and
Nichols
George
Tax Commission
Appanoose
Boone
Calhoun
Cass
Cerro Gordo
Chickasaw
Clarke
Clay
Delaware
Des Moines
Grundy
Guthrie
Hancock
Henry
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnson
Louisa
Lucas
Lyon
Mahaska
O'Brien
Palo Alto
Polk
Ringgold
Scott
Story
Tama
Wren
Webster
Winneshick
Pope issues plea to rulers for peace and fair wealth share
In his fourth Christmas message the pope appeals to world leaders to avoid force, warn of chain reactions, and urge those who control economic power to balance progress with global welfare and security. The voice reaches across nations including the Communist East and Africa.
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Vatican
Vatican Redio
Africa
Patrol Warns Drinking Drivers Des Moines
The State Highway Patrol will crack down on drunken driving over the Christmas weekend. Patrol Chief David Herrick said about half of fatal accidents during the holiday involve a drinking driver or pedestrian and that officers will arrest drinking drivers across the state.
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Des Moines
David Herrick
Herrick
Snow Queen Charmed Muscatine Children Tonight in Play
The Snow Queen and the Goblin a Hans Christian Andersen tale is presented again at 7:00 pm in the high school auditorium by the drama class directed by Charles Koch. The production aims to start an annual Children's Theatre tradition with a simple tale of good triumphing and a happy ending, featuring strong dancing by Warte and Columbine and clear voices from Sue Res Chuck Rensink and the veteran cast.
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George Pinkerton
Charles Koch
Muscatine
Quine
Deanna
Tuney
Columbine
Janice Naber
Chuck Rensink
the Goblin
Queen
Sue Res
Jren
Ralph Strehm
Bob Brunson
Sue Pratt
Whirlabout
Crystal
Stella Hicks
Connie Alberts
Lynda Burn
Beth Eyes
Jake Awdrey
Janet Moore
Marsha Nabedrick
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Cushing
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Bermuda
Prescient Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Government House
Hamilton
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Bandit
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
P— Nikola Jovanovic
Persformer
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