U S studies nuclear shield for Asia allies
U S policymakers weigh offering non-nuclear protection to India and Japan to deter Red China’s nuclear buildup. A Johnson advisory panel, led by Roswell Gilpatric, weighs a permanent shield vs a formal treaty, amid evolving defense commitments and Senate acceptability.
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Eisenhower Says Unconditional Surrender Policy Was Mistaken
General Eisenhower, former supreme allied commander and later U.S. president, told the Washington Post that the unconditional surrender stance prolonged German resistance. He argued the slogan targeted people rather than warlords and that Germany was defeated by January 16, 1945 after the Battle of the Bulge.
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International Effort Smashes Major Narcotics Ring
Federal agents arrested two high level figures in an international narcotics operation in Miami. The seizure involved cocaine from Latin America and heroin from Europe, with nine of eleven accused in custody. Alberto Meurice and Vicente Casas face narcotics conspiracy charges in New York, after flying from Honduras via Interpol cooperation.
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Purge dissolves Vietnamese High National Council in Saigon
Saigon on Saturday night military action ousted seven of the nine members of the High National Council and arrested many political figures while the cabinet remained in place. Buddhist leaders plan mass rallies as the purge targets Buddhist political influence amid fears of further unrest.
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Two Die, Wrecks On Icy Southern Illinois Highways
Two people die in separate vehicle wrecks on icy highways across Southern Illinois prompting road safety notices. Fire sweeps Martin Oil Co storage facility draws fire crews and raises containment concerns. Herrin renewal plan gains momentum as city officials push development. Christmas tree decorating by children adds festive activity to community events. Traffic congestion fights city-wide, with ongoing efforts to alleviate bottlenecks. Prep basketball results featured across multiple pages summarize local teams’ standings and scorers.
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Weather Outlook For Southern Illinois Sunday to Monday
Increasing cloudiness Sunday night with little temperature change and lows in the 20s. Monday remains fair to partly cloudy and cool with northerly to northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Weather details on map page 6.
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Ford enters bid to oust Halleck for GOP leadership
Washington December 19 Rep. Gerald R Ford Michigan jumped into the fight to replace Rep Charles Halleck Indiana as House GOP leader. Ford, 51, pledged a new era and aimed to win over the 140 Republican caucus members in January. Halleck, 78, plans to run again as supporters plot strategy. Ford stressed making each Republican a first team player in opposing the Tarnished party. Five GOP congressmen attended Ford's news conference including Conte Broomfield Griffin Rumsfeld Goodell.
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Church Group Denies Probe in IRS Investigation List
Wheaton Illinois December 19 AP the Church League of America one of six tax exempt groups reportedly under IRS scrutiny for political activity denied the report executive secretary Edgar C Bundy said no revenue agents have contacted the church or examined records Bundy noted tax exempt status since June 11 1942 and six years of operation observed The other groups listed include Circuit Riders Cincinnati American Council of Christian Laymen Madison American Economic Foundation New York American Good Government Society Washington and Christian Freedom Foundation New York
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Air conditioning aid for Kremlin patriarch’s residence
Tass reports Russians install air conditioning in the 17th century former patriarchs residence on Kremlin grounds to preserve valuable art treasures kept there.
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Panama Canal Talks Set For Next Month In Union Talks
Washington reports negotiations between the United States and Panama over the status of the old canal and a possible new sea level waterway will begin in earnest early next month. Ambassador Robert B. Anderson leads a U S delegation seeking a unified treaty covering the existing canal and a separate agreement for the new sea level route in Panama or nearby areas. The talks aim to wrap both agreements into one treaty by mid next year and secure $17 million for site surveys, with rights also sought in Colombia Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The plan hinges on Panama’s desire for sovereignty within a future canal zone and the need to maintain a trans isthmus link for U S strategic interests.
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U S Plane Forced Down in Egypt Over Nile Delta
Cairo December 19 AP reports Egyptian MIG fighters forced down an American Fairchild plane over the Nile delta. Officials say the Esso Oil Co. aircraft from Aden carried two found decayed corpses near wreckage. Aircraft reportedly went down near a village west of Alexandria. crew survival unclear.
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23 Children Die In Flames Across Nation
A nationwide fire tragedy leaves 23 children dead in five states including West Virginia North Carolina Arkansas Washington and Michigan. Accounts list ages from four months to nine years and note house fires from faulty gas heaters open fireplaces and an eclipse of the moon credited with saving some lives.
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Teen girl undergoes four surgeries to reduce height
Oswestry England December 19 AP an 18 year old girl Anne Rowston who stood six feet four inches entered hospital three months ago to have bone removal from legs. The first three operations are completed and surgeons report satisfactory progress as the series aims to cut her height by six inches.
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