Study surveys airport use in Fox River Valley
About 400 major air service users in the Fox River Valley receive three page questionnaires from Systems Analysis and Research Corp for Winnebago County. Distribution covers Appleton to Fond du Lac and surrounding areas with a Jan 10 deadline. The effort aims to establish current airport status and future development needs.
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Fox River Valley
Systems Analysis and Research Corp
Winnebago County
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Chambers of Commerce
Oshkosh
Neenah-Menasha
Berlin
Ripon
SARC
Appleton Chamber
Gilbert L. Bates
Aviation Committee
Twin Cities
Peasants Return Home After Embassy Visit in Moscow
A group of 92 Evangelical Christians from Chernogorsk left Moscow to return to Siberia after seeking U S embassy help over religious persecution. They boarded a train last night, escorted by officials, following a visit that caused a disturbance at the embassy.
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Moscow
UPI
U. S
Siberia
Chernogorsk
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Russia
Bulgarian Pilot Freed After Year in Italian Jail
A Bulgarian pilot Milose Solakov, 23, was cleared of political and military espionage charges after a year in Bari prison. He crashed his MiG 17 near a NATO missile base at Acquaviva, Italy, saying a flight error caused the off course incident. He planned to return to Bulgaria and resume flying if medical checks permit.
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Rome
UPI
NATO
Italy
Milose Solakov
Bari
Acquaviva
Solakov
Bulgaria
Legation
Convict Sends Message Hidden In License Plate
A Folsom prisoner mailed a private note to the outside world by hiding it between two regular license plates in a stack of 1963 California auto plates. The message read YOU BUM and was discovered among 10 million plates produced so far.
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San Pedro
Calif
UPI
California
De Gaulle Opens Way To NATO Polaris Talks
Washington AP reported that Charles de Gaulle sent a message to President Kennedy signaling openness to detailed talks on a NATO Polaris missile striking force. Kennedy planned discussions with Dean Rusk and Thomas Finletter in Palm Beach about NATO issues and Congo policy. Prospects for a NATO Polaris force were not strong, but the French response was viewed as a hurdle cleared for the Nassau conference plan. Kennedy offered France the same Polaris deal as Britain, aiming for eventual international NATO control over nuclear forces, with U.S. and British cooperation and possible French involvement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
de Gaulle
Palm Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Thomas K. Finletter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pierre Salinger
White
House Press Secretar
Rusk
Congo
de Geulle
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
United States
Britain
Macmillan
Tshombe presses talks as U.N. closes on Katanga forces
Katangan President Moise Tshombe, amid U.N. advances, says he will fight to the end if Jadotville falls, while Thant rejects his cease-fire condition and urges action toward Congo unification. U.N. gains control of much of Katanga's ore facilities as Tshombe withdraws toward Kolwezi.
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MoUiwedi
Dulil
U.N
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Adrian Porter
Associated Press
Jadotville
Thant
Congo
Union Miniere
Katanga
Cop
Elisabethville
West Berlin arrests four for blasts
West Berlin police report the arrest of three men and a woman on charges they set off two explosions last month that damaged the border wall and damaged 161 windows in West Berlin. The suspects, all West Germans, were arrested in Haslach after bringing explosives by air. Earlier blasts on Dec. 2 and 16 opened holes and broke additional windows along the American sector border. The city calls the acts dangerous and destructive to nearby residents' property. Outerbridge Horsey, the new U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia, presented credentials to President Antonin Novotny in Vienna.
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Zimmer Strasse
Harzer Strasse
Trains Collide In India Killing Dozens
A mail train struck a standing passenger train near Kathiwar Barauni about 200 miles north of Calcutta early today. At least 31 people died and about 50 were injured as five cars from both trains overturned and one car caught fire. The crash occurred around 4:30 a.m. local time with the locomotive just starting to depart. Local towns aided victims with blankets and cots.
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Calcutta
UPI
Here
Indian Railway Ministry
Kathiwar
Barauni
Khagaria
Railway Ministry
Dock Strike Marked By Local Revolt In New York Harbor
The Maine to Texas longshoremen's strike nears two weeks with a rank and file revolt, layoffs in shipping, and renewed efforts to end the walkout. ILA erects a Charleston local for perishables as talks pause. Secretary Wirtz and NYSA discuss fringe benefit differences amid narrow wage gap. Sea-Land furloughs 38 Newark clericals due to the strike, the first in the harbor since Dec. 23.
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New York
UPI
International Longshoremen‘s Association
Charleston
S.C
W. Willard Wirtz
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Bers
Sea-Land, Inc
Newark
New York Harbor
East
Gulf Coast
NYSA
India Denies Charges Over Tampered Diplomatic Mail
An Indian Foreign Office spokesman on Thursday rejected Chinese allegations that India tampered with diplomatic mail. The official called the claims entirely false, reaffirming Delhi’s stance amid the escalating dispute.
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NEW Velbt Upd
Russia-Tass: direct Moscow to Syria air service planned
Tass reports Russia has concluded agreements to operate direct air service from Moscow to Syria and Iraq. Flights to Damascus and Baghdad are expected to begin next month, signaling new regional air links.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Syria
Traq
Tass
Damascus
Baghdad
Thief Sought After Statue Stolen From Pentucket Club
Police in Haverhill Massachusetts request public help in locating the thief who stole a $250 statue titled Diogenes and Lighted Lantern in Search of an Honest Man from the Pentucket Club a week ago.
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Haverhill, Mass
UPD
Pentucket Club
Diogenes
Milwaukee mother rescues baby from burning duplex
In Buller suburb, Mrs. Sharon Metcalfe reentered her burning basement duplex to save her infant son Scott, ignoring neighbors' pleas. She led two older children to safety, then crawled through smoke to reach the baby before collapsing and later being treated and released from a Waukesha hospital.
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Milwaukee
Buller
Sharon M. Metcalfe
Jerome Jr
Tanya
Scott
Jerome
Dennis Kelley
Ogdensburg Man Killed In Road Accident
Richard Schneiderman Lehnerderwent, 23, of Ogdensburg died at Appleton Memorial Hospital from injuries after a car struck him on Highway 45 seven miles west of Greenville at 12:35 a.m. He had worked until 11 p.m. Thursday at Neenah Foundry and was en route home when the crash occurred. Carol E. Ruckdasher, 20, of New London drove the other vehicle after attempting to pass an approaching auto, police said.
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Appleton
Richard Schneiderwent
Ogdensburg
Appleton Memorial Hospital
Highway 45
Greenville
Larry
Outagamie County
Bernard H. Kemps
Neenah Foundry Company
Ronald Decker
Lehnerderwent
Volkswagen
Kemps
Carol E. Ruckdasher
Law St
New London
Trick Restores Telstar's Power
New York AP reports Telstar resumed transmissions across the Atlantic after a transistor hiccup caused a brief fault. Engineers implemented a trek code to cool the circuitry, allowing 11 minutes of test video from New York before French and British stations sent congratulations via the satellite.
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New York
Telstar
Atlantic
Telsar
Kennedy Attends Kerr Funeral in Oklahoma City
President John F Kennedy joins government leaders at the Oklahoma City service for Senator Robert S Kerr a 66 year old Democrat who died of a heart attack on New Year’s Day. The 2 30 p m ceremony at First Baptist Church drew Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and congressional delegations. Kerr who taught Sunday school at the Southern Baptist church formerly led the state senate and was serving his third term.
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Oklahoma City
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
First Baptist Church
Kerr
Southern Baptist
Herschell Hobbs
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
Kennedy
Tinker ‘Air Force Base
Palm Beach
Fla
J. Howard Edmondson
Oklahoma
Edmondson
George Nigh
Senate
Henry Bellman
Ken“nedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rose Hill Mausoleum
Ada
Oklo
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Green Bay
Chicago
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Hame
ADGER
Southern California
Albert Verbruggie
Indian United Nations
Verbrugghe
Aline van den Eyke
Ndola
Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
West Berlin
Vienna
Outerbridge
India
Bay of Bengal
New Delhi
Son
Trick
Senator Kerr
Winnebagoland
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