NATO Rejects Aggression With Nuclear Retaliation Policy
NATO foreign ministers affirmed their will to use nuclear retaliatory forces to repel aggression and to bolster defensive power as Soviet armaments rise. The communique backed an alliance wide strategy while seeking a solution to the German question and European security. It noted Western proposals have been ignored by the Soviet government and referenced tensions over West Berlin and the European economic scene.
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CAB Decides Jet Engineer Not Required To Fly
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled flight training is not a qualification for the engineer third man on America s new jet airliners. The decision fuels the labor dispute between pilots and engineers as the union strikes continue against Eastern Airlines and threaten actions against American Airlines. Flight-engineers union leaders say the ruling impacts current negotiations and labor leverage.
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Dense fog shuts two Southern California airports and harbor
A dense fog blanketed the Southern California coast from Santa Barbara to Oceanside, closing Long Beach Municipal and International Airports and delaying ships and traffic. Air traffic diverted to Burbank. Dozens of accidents and late workers followed as fog spread inland, with forecasters warning of continued hazardous driving tonight.
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Court Rules Gas Death for Glatman
In San Diego AP reporting, Harvey Clatman, a Los Angeles TV repairman, confessed to luring three young women into remote areas to photograph, rape, and strangle them. Superior Judge Johnny A Hewicker declares the case extraordinarily revolting and imposes the death penalty.
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Where to Find It Merchants predict Christmas business
The item lists assorted newspaper sections and page locations for readers. It notes merchants expect Christmas sales to match 1997 levels but anticipate no real boom, guiding readers to pages for classifieds, comics, editorial, weather, TV, and other features.
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Laughing man hospitalized after self-inflicted stab wound
Richard Block, 18, of Berth Amboy, laughed during a recording of Green Christmas by Stan Freberg and stabbed himself with a letter opener in his pocket. He required stitches for a punctured left thigh and was taken to Amboy General Hospital.
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Marilyn Loses Her 2nd Baby in 16 Months
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller face another miscarriage as press spokesman Joseph Walther confirms the loss. The couple, secluded at a Connecticut country home, plan rest and have no film commitments. Police report notes a separate arson incident involving an incendiary bullet by a 18-year-old rifleman near San Juan Capistrano, with no charges filed.
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Student Sho , Run Over and Left Dying
A St Louis University student, Jaiis S Bullock 27 of Richmond Heights, was found dying after being run over and apparently shot in Forest Park near the City Art Museum. Police suspect two head wounds from a small caliber weapon and pellets in the chest, autopsy pending. Robbery ruled out. Bullock had good reputation and no known enemies. The case remains under investigation.
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Mikoyan to Visit Washington in U S Talks Seen
Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan proposed a Washington visit next month. State Department said Eisenhower aides and Dulles could meet him, with White noting travel limits on Soviet diplomats. The move could lead to high level Soviet American policy talks and trade discussions.
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Department Store Fire Toll Reaches 84
The Vida department store fire during the Christmas shopping rush Tuesday night leaves 84 dead, two seriously injured, marking the worst loss of life in the store's history. Investigators probe the blaze as authorities confirm the toll and continue to search for victims.
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Navy Ship Rescues Japanese Fishing Crew
A U S Navy transport Jack Pendleton rescued 23 crew members from the Japanese fishing boat Chiyoh Maru after it sent a distress call on Wednesday night. The boat sank at dawn after the crew used makeshift flotation devices.
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Santa Clarifies Limits As Twins Surprise North Pole
A Christmas tale recounts Santa politely explaining jurisdictional limits after a child thanked him for twins born today. Other requests include a baby sister, a baby brother, a mechanical brother for a boy, and a balloon gadget for a sibling, with Santa noting some items belong to others like Mr. Stork.
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Great Wave Crest Cutter Incident Leaves One Dead
The Great Wave swept the Coast Guard cutter Gresham as it neared Ocean Station Romeo, injuring 12 and killing one crewman. The ship, departing Alameda, diverted toward Midway Island for medical help, with rescue details pending and the incident described as tremendous. The Gresham was en route to relieve the Klamath between Hawaii and Midway.
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Arrests in Iran Plot Tangle Target Iraq Chief
In a widening crackdown authorities report 85 civilians and 20 senior officers were accosted in Iran over a plot to overthrow Premier Atol Karim Kassem. Damascus and Baghdad correspondents confirm arrests linked to the plan.
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Coast Fog Tonight Then Sunny Friday
Fog blankets the coast tonight with heavy mist expected near shore and patchy fog lingering into early Friday. Otherwise skies brighten to mostly sunny conditions as a cooler air mass takes hold by midday today.
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