Nassau Pact May Reshape NATO Policy
President Kennedy seeks to modernize NATO for push-button nuclear warfare and aims to unify Western Europe with broader US leadership. The Nassau pact outlines a NATO nuclear plan and offers Polaris missiles to De Gaulle, testing France's role and Europe’s orientation within the alliance. Kennedy proposes a three-power framework with the United States Britain and France to preserve unity and deter independent nuclear forces.
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Kennedy
Western Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Harold Macmillan
Aith Kennedy
Nassau
Britain
NATO
Charles de Caille
Macmillan
France
United States
Russia
de Gaulle
Europe
Western Europe
West Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
Congo
Lhat
Weather forecast across the northeast and midwest today
Snow is forecast from the upper Great Lakes to Ohio and Tennessee valleys and parts of the middle Atlantic states. Rain appears in the south Atlantic states with snow flurries mix ed with rain for higher elevations in the Plains and central Plateaus. A cold wave warning extends east of the Rockies, with colder temperatures between the Rockies and the Appalachians.
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Upper Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
South
Lantic
Pilgrims Expected in Holy City Amid Bethlehem Tour Hubs
Jerusalem crowds swell for the Christmas pilgrimage to Bethlehem with more than 40,000 pilgrims and tourists expected. Hotels fill fast as visitors stay in Ramallah Beit Jala Jericho and Amman. Interpreters struggle with multiple tongues as Arab Christian arrivals and Vatican bishops join the Bethlehem visit in a 36 hour Jordan crossing.
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Holy
Church of the Nalmy
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Ramallah
Beit
Jala
Jericho
Amman
Holy City
Israel
Mendelbaum Gate
Jordan
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Rev Mayo Bowles 67 of Du Quoin Dies at Home
The Rev Mayo Bowles 67 of 18 N Line St Du Quoin died Friday at home. He was a retired Methodist minister with 43 years in the ministry born Worden June 2 1895 son of Louis and Eulalia Bowles. He married Beulah May Renfro May 15 1918 and leaves wife a daughter Esther Knowles Chesler a son Louis Bowles Lebanon nine grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral 10 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Du Quoin with Revs R Paul Sims and Herbert Hurley officiating burial New Hope Cemetery Worden. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at Near Funeral Home Du Quoin.
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Mayo Bowles
N. Line St
du Quoin
Olive Branch
Paradise Prairie
Mt. Olive
Lesser
Omaha
Eldorado
Browns
Coulterville
Chester
O'Fallon
Alton
Worden
Louis
Eulalia Bowles
Beulah May Renfro
Greenville
Esther Knowles
Cheselr
Louis Bowles
Lebanon
Levi
Ira
Livingston
James
John
Larney
Nebo
Ivan Mayo Bowles
First Methodist
R. Paul Sims
Herbert Hurley
New Hope
Ten Million Fire Destroys Manila Waterfront Warehouse
A waterfront Manila warehouse storing textiles rubber and American tobacco burned on Saturday causing losses estimated up to nineteen million dollars. Fire officials reported extensive damage and guarded the scene as investigators began clearing debris and assessing the blaze.
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Manila
Conspiracy Charge Deadlocked Jury Deliberates Hoffa Case
Nashville December 22 AP Jurors in the James R. Hoffa conspiracy trial reported a third deadlock after more than 14 hours of deliberation They agreed to reconvene Sunday. The defense urged discharge while the government sought further instructions and continued deliberations on Taft Hartley Act violations Hoffa faced charges of taking bribes from a Michigan trucking firm as labor peace currency.
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Nashville
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Walter Harper
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
Miller
Harper
Hoffa
Jacob Koss
Hof
Michigan
Family Drowned After Icy Curve Near Clarks Neb
A Des Moines family of seven perished when their car skidded on an icy curve near Clarks Nebraska and overturned into a water-filled ravine. Dennis Dewey 28, his wife Patricia 26, and their five sons Randy 10 Steven 9 Dick 4 Kevin 5 and Dennis 2 were en route to a Christmas reunion. Authorities said most of the highway was clear, but the curve caused the fatal plunge.
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Clarks
Neb
Towan
Dennis Randall Dewey
Des Moines
Patricia
Randy
Steven
Kevin
Dennis
Washington
American Red Cross
Florida
Illinois
Irwin Neisler & Co
Decatur
Steamship Lines Committee
The
Red Cross
Minois I
Amour Pharmaceutical Co
Kankakee
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
J. D. Searle & Co
Baxter Laboratory
Morton Grove
American Hospital
Evanston
Deweys
Broken Bow
Alan Dewey
Norton
Dewey
Marion Man Held In Lieu Of Fine For Disorderly Conduct
Lester Short of Marion was fined 211.20 by Police Magistrate James Johnson for disorderly conduct and jailed in Williamson County when unable to pay. He had just been released from a 300 fine at five dollars a day.
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Marion
Lester Short
James Johnson
Short
Williamson
Johnson
Paris Bans Feeding Birds in Streets and Parks
Police issue decree banning feeding of birds in Paris streets and parks as part of a campaign to rid the city of pigeons and sparrows.
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Paris
Grace Saloom former Herrin resident dies at 67
Grace Saloom, 67, formerly of Herrin, died Saturday afternoon at Belwood Nursing Home in Bartonville. A First Baptist Church, Herrin member, she leaves two sons Abe Bartonville and Dr. Joseph Mountainside New Jersey, one daughter Ann Bennett Indianapolis, five sisters Mae Benewita Louisville Dora Dodd Detroit Emma Nealan Pekin Verna Walford Ava Callear Peoria, and one brother Lee Copher Martson Indiana. Funeral arrangements are pending at George Van Nalta Funeral Home, Herrin.
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Grace Saloom
Herrin
Belwood
Bartonville
Saloom
First Baptist Church
Abe
Joseph
Santa Clauses Hometown Isolated By Med Storms
Finike in southern Turkey known as Saint Nicholas hometown has been cut off by Mediterranean storms. Heavy seas halt boats and a blocked road strands the village of Demre for weeks. The lone sign is the church and monastery remnants. Nicholas body was moved to Bari in the 11th century.
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Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Myra
Demre
Here
Mediterrean
Bari
Italy
Nicholas
Man Fined In Weapons Case
Bill Smith aged 30 of Marion was fined 111.20 dollars by Marion Police Magistrate James Johnson after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. He was arrested by Marion police on Thursday for possession of a loaded pistol.
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Bill Smith
Rt. 8
Marion
James Johnson
Smith
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Rockies
Appalachians
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Mardale
Sporting Goods
Carbondale
James Hoffa
Kossman
Wiliam H. Norton
Kohlsdorf
Zeigler
Ill
Finike
Turkey
Santa
Small World Nursery
Carbondale Wall
Wilnut
Biurphysburg
Frigidaire
Yuill Music CO
West Gherry Herrin, Illinois
Pangburn
le Quatte
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