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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1973

Page

3

NATO urged to restructure as it ages and loses urgency

A U.S. House study group led by Benjamin J. Rosenthal says NATO’s relevance fades as Cold War goals diminish. Europe should lead reform, with a smaller U.S. role and a new consultative mechanism with the European Community to replace or redefine the alliance.

Washington UPI North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Europe United States Benjamin J. Rosenthal D-N.y House Foreign Affairs Committee Roy A. Taylor D-N.c Rosenthal Middle East European Community

Taft Museum agrees to ransom for Rembrandt painting

Taft Museum in Cincinnati agrees to pay $100,000 to recover a Rembrandt prized at potentially millions. A local realtor, acting as go-between, negotiated with thieves who threatened to burn the artwork if the ransom was not paid by 2 PM with unmarked bills.

Cincinnati UPI Taft Museum Taftin Jim Hough Hough

Ford Stuck on Gondola During Spain Visit

Vice President Gerald Ford, resting from a Spain trip, rode a gondola at Vail Colorado and became stuck halfway up the mountain. He was accompanied by four Secret Service agents, a long time ski instructor, and a professional ski patrolman friend.

Vail Colo UPI Gerald Ford Spain Ford Secret Service

Nixon eyes record defense budget for next year

President Nixon, at Camp David, meets with Defense Secretary Schlesinger and the Joint Chiefs to discuss a proposed five billion dollar defense budget increase, aiming for a new high of eighty four billion dollars to cover equipment, fuel costs, and rebuilding needs. He also signs a bill restoring federal trust status to the Menominee tribe near Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Camp David Nixon Pat Washington Defense James R. Schlesinger Joint Chiefs of Staff Pentagon Administration Schlesinger William E. Simon Federal Green Bay Wis Gerald L. Warren

Bob Hope to Celebrate Christmas at Home After Long Military Run

Comedian Bob Hope announces his first Christmas season at home in over two decades. He visited an Army hospital with a small troupe and his annual yuletide bag of one liners, then said overseas camp shows have ended as the Vietnam era winding down. He has entertained troops since 1940, with major overseas tours beginning in 1948.

San Francisco UPI Bob Hope Hollywood U.S Pearl Harbor Hope Berlin

Dying teen in Buffalo finds Christmas generosity

Seventeen year old David Bowen with a congenital heart defect and cancerous tumors faces a grim year ahead. Strangers respond by sending tape recorders and offers of money and even a Florida trip for David and a companion. The Buffalo Courier Express publicized his plight prompting local compassion and aid.

Buffalo N.Y David Bowen David Adam Jeanie Buffalo Courier-Express Florida Bowen

Skylab 3 astronauts build a Christmas tree in orbit

Skylab 3 crew Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue built a makeshift Christmas tree in the orbiting lab on the 37th day of their three month flight. They said they cannot find mistletoe and plan a Monday video tape to show Earth their tree as they prepare for a spacewalking Christmas Day show.

Houston UPI Gerald P. Carr Edward G. Gibson William R. Pogue Carr William Thornton Mission Control Earth

Hughes leaves London and resettles in Bahamas

A Hughes spokesman denied fleeing London to dodge U.S. prosecution while stating Hughes may have moved to a Bahamas hotel. Reports place him at Xanadu Hotel in Freeport with federal scrutiny into his Air West stake and other holdings.

Freeport Bahamas Howard Hughes Hughes London United States Richard Hannah Los Angeles Xanadu Daniel K. Ludwig U.S. Atty J. DeVoe Heaton Las Vegas Air West Justice Department

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