Nuclear lead claimed by U S assurance to NATO 25
U S Defense Secretary Gates told the NATO Council that the United States maintains a nuclear lead over the Soviet Union in weapons and delivery means. He urged unity and warned against Soviet concessions to cut Western defense costs. France’s concerns surfaced amid calls for continued strong NATO forces in Europe.
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UPI
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NATO Alles
Soviet Union
U. & Defense
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NATO Council of Ministers
Europe
Britain
Faly
France
NATO Secretar
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Nathan B. Twining
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
NATO
French Defense 3
Pierre Guillaumat
Cape Canaveral. Fla
Navy
Twining
Polaris
Gates
Council
Russia
Eliance
Norway
Mediterranean
Wife Admits Shooting Killing Husband In Self Defense Claim
Mrs Madeline Duncan of 5607 Olive Street North Ridgeville confessed to firing two shots that killed Raymond Duncan a 33 year old Cleveland auto plant worker at 3 30 am Sunday She claimed the shooting was accidental and intended only to scare him The couple had argued a week prior and Duncan choked her, prompting her to leave A lie detector test followed with Duncan and Tyree tested Duncan’s half brother Tyree initially admitted fault before Duncan confessed The couple’s preliminary hearing was set for December 23 with Tyree and a juvenile witness also in custody
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Madeline Duncan
Olive St
North Ridgeville
Raymond
Cleveland Auto Plant
Tyree
Shaker Heights
Duncan
Sherif
Toa
Raron Sehsar
Lerain County
Lois Carson
Elyria Court
Joan Dierma
Duncans
Elsina Memorial Hospital
Yestering
Eisenhower Receives British Salute Aboard Des Moines
President Eisenhower cruised the Mediterranean aboard the USS Des Moines as he drafted his State of the Union. He received a 21 guns salute from HMS Tiger under Admiral Sir Alexander Bingley and planned talks with Habib Bourguiba in Tunis before heading to Paris for a Western summit.
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Mediterranean
UPI
Eisenhower
President
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Des Moines
Malta
Sicily
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Adm
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Bingley
NATO
Barbara Eisenhower
Essex
Sixth Fleet
George W. Anderson Jr
James Hagerty
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Gibraltar
Suez
Tunisia
Toulon
France
Christian A. Herter
Paris
Boston
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Vogeliesang
McFox
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Forgotten Park Lodge Found Near Cleveland
Ohio Governor DiSalle announced an unauthorized unfinished lodge for underprivileged children, funded with 65 518.49 dollars, was found abandoned in Punderson State Park 20 miles south of Cleveland. The lodge, built in 1956 and long missing from records, had its materials hidden by brush and weather damaged in a storage barn.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Punderson State Park
Cleveland
Natural Resource Department
Herbert Eagon
Natural Resources
DiSalte
Eagon
Geauga County
DiSaile
Reds Accused of Munich Poisoning Plot
Officials at Radio Free Europe alleged Communist agents attempted to poison staff by salting the cafe salt shakers at their Munich station. A tipster warned the salt was poisoned, and the effort was discovered November 22 before meals. The tipster was described as a diplomat acting under government orders.
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Munich
Germany
UPD
Radio Free Europe
Staton
Prince Juan Carlos to stay hidden during Eisenhower visit
Madrid reports Prince Juan Carlos will remain out of sight during President Eisenhower’s Madrid visit next week. The 1-year-old royal, heir to Spain’s vacant throne, has been advancing in multiple military branches and was recently made an honorary lieutenant in a U.S. squadron.
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UPI
Juan Carlos
Spain
Eisenhower
Stident
Juan Carios
Portgel
Franco
Don Juan of
Borbon
Santa Cruz de Tudela
Here
Alfonso Xiiii
Pee Xrance
Weather in Ohio Sees Sunny Intervals Then Fair Skies
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio forecast for today shows sunny to partly sunny conditions with mild temperatures around the low 40s to mid 40s. Tonight and Thursday remain mostly fair with a gradual cooling trend into the 30s.
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Ohio
Voters reject secession proposal in Lorain County area
Local voters reject the secession plan for the North Ridgeville area by a 78 to 61 margin in the Ist Page 4th Section. The report notes weather and civic notices amid a crowded local page featuring hospital notes and market reports. The piece mentions a fire incident at an apartment in Lorain and updates on temperatures and precipitation.
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North Ridgeville
Ist
Two Mansfield Women Killed in Car Crash Outside Town
Beverly Richland, 16, and Judy Shrewsberry, 22, both of Mansfield, were struck and killed by a car just outside the city limits Tuesday night. A 25-year-old Lexington man was questioned and released by deputies.
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Mansfield, QO
UPN
Beverly Ricichland
Judy Shrewsberry
Mansfield
Lexington
Jobless Pay Claims Drop In Regular Unemployment
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a drop in new regular unemployment claims from Dec 5 to 12. Week ended Dec 3 had 19,231 new claims versus 1,379 the prior year. Continued claims also declined from 3.70 to 6.20 dollars weekly. Temporary unemployment claims fell from 83 to 927 with continued claims easing from 8,159 to 7,755.
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Colembus
UPD
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Today
Iice
Judge complains about court ventilation in Old Bailey
Judge Les He Bioes expressed strong dissatisfaction with the air quality in his Old Bailey courtroom. He stated he would refuse to sit in the court until ventilation is improved.
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London
UPI
Les He Bioes
Old Bailey
Puestley
Canaveral News Ban Is Lifted
Washington military center commander Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates lifts a ban on press coverage of missile firings at Cape Canaveral. He cites a misunderstanding and says he will cooperate with the press for objective reporting. UPI had protested a prior ban and an advance date disclosure.
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UPD
Donald N. Yates
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Yates
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Wilson
UPI
Federal Space Agency
Na Gonal Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaverel
Whson
Uncle And Niece Born Same Day In Florida
In Hialeah Florida a woman gave birth to a son at 2 29:56 a.m. and her daughter delivered a baby girl at 5 22 a.m. within three hours. Both mothers and babies were reported in good condition.
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Hialeah
Fla
Rasmnond Lites
Raber
H. Hell
Two Cars Derail on Busy New York Suburban Line
A pair of cars derailed in mid Manhattan during rush hour Tuesday night. Authorities reported wheels jumped the track and damaged 303 feet of rail and signal equipment. Several hundred passengers were aboard but no injuries were recorded.
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New York
DeGaulle Used Help Ads During World War II
A Chronicle-Telegram notice recalls General DeGaulle advertising for domestic and service workers in Algiers during Africa fighting in World War II. The item also promotes local Help Wanted ads with Elyria and Lorain phone numbers for placing classified notices.
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Africa
Algiers
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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