Nasser blasts U S aid stipulations in Cairo speech
President Nasser denounced U S aid terms in Port Said vowing to sever ties as he accused Ambassador Battle of pressuring Egypt. He threatened consequences, said Egypt will aid Congo rebels, and rejected Western money while condemning foreign interference in domestic matters. No immediate U S reply.
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Cairo
United States
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
Port
Nasser
U.S
Lucius Battle
Egypt
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Hell
U. S
Washington
Suez
U.ar
Congo
Autos Crash In Carbondale At East Maine And Marion
Raymond Pickford 47 of Harrisburg and Archibald Mosley 39 of 318 East Jackson Street Carbondale collided at 2 26 pm Tuesday at East Maine and Marion streets. Police said no tickets were issued.
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Raymond Pickford
Harrisburg
Archibald Mosley
E. Jackson St
Carbondale
East Maine
Marion Streets
Cheaper Trips Huge Airliner Could Revolutionize Travel
An AP report from New York on December 24 notes a 740 passenger jetliner concept that could transform scheduled airline operations if an economic version appears by the mid-1970s. It would enable sharp long distance fare cuts and boost coast to coast and overseas traffic, amid government plans to fund a giant military troop carrier. defense officials dismiss talk of a commercial sequel, while major airlines express cautious interest.
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New York
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Union Board Sets Budget For Union County
The Union County Board appropriates 378,221 for the year ending Nov. 40, with 72,950 for general corporate expenses 153,181 for highway work 45,000 for township bridges 25,000 to match federal road aid 2,000 for Civil Defense 25,000 for municipal retirement 23,000 for tuberculosis sanitarium care 37,000 for general assistance 3,840 for magistrates pay and 1,250 for the audit. The notable change adds 10,000 to the municipal retirement fund to cover a prior levy deficiency. Local taxes levied amount to 239,850.
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Union County Board
Perl Zwahlen
Zwahlen
Police Gird For Holidays Amid Christmas New Year Patrols
Springfield officials announce intensified state police patrols during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Condition Red will apply for two 78 hour weekend periods starting 6 p.m. today before each holiday. State police planes will monitor speeders and congestion while uniformed investigators from the secretary of state bolster the force.
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Springfield
Dec
Joseph E. Ragen
Mlinois Public Safety
Secretary of State
Jswell
Funeral Friday for John Hearn Carrier Mills Man Killed in Head On Crash
Funeral services for John Hearn 41 of Carrier Mills will be Friday at 2 p m at the Carrier Mills Methodist Church for a head on collision death near Harrisburg Tuesday He was a WW II veteran longtime hardware and appliance businessman and a member of the Carrier Mills Stonefort schools board He is survived by his wife Clara Muth Davis two children a sister and three brothers and is to be buried with military rites in Salem Cemetery Carrier Mills
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Carrier Mills
Harrisburg
John Hearn
Carrier Mills-Stonefort Unit Schools Board of Education
Carrier Mills Methodist Church
Bill Travelstead
Belleville
Kenneth Gee
Hearn
American Legion Post
Clara Muth Davis
Vincennes
Ind
Louis Hearn
Charles
Susan
Jim Prather
Emmitt
Jify
Jack
Burbank
Calif
Miller ‘and Son Funeral Home
Salem
Earthquake jolts Tokyo on Christmas Eve
An earthquake rocked Tokyo and surrounding areas on Christmas Eve with no damage or injuries reported. The central meteorological agency location put the epicenter about 40 miles north of Tokyo in Ibaraki prefecture, at a depth of roughly 1,000 years to make an inch in topsoil.
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Tokyo
Central Meteorological Agency
Ibaragi Prefecture
Air Reserve Merger Debated Before LeMay Exit
Washington reports that Air Force guidance on merging the Air Reserve and Air National Guard is due January 25, six days before Gen. Curtis LeMay retires as Air Force chief. LeMay favors a merger toward the Reserve, while others push to abolish the Reserve in favor of a larger Air Guard.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Reserve
Air National Guard
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Air Guard
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Reserve Officers Association
Air Force Reserves
Pedestrian Hit By Car On Murphysboro Streets
A pedestrian was injured when struck by a car driven by Tommie Riggio 23 of Murphysboro at 19th and Walnut. Louis Penrod 72 also from Murphysboro received bruises and was treated at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital. Riggio said to turn west on Walnut when Penrod stepped from the curb around 9 p.m. No tickets issued.
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19Th
Walnut
Murphysboro
Tommie Riggio
Walnut St
Louis Penrod
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysburo
Riggio
Penrod
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