U S nuclear weapons in Europe kept under American control
Canadian officials describe NATO warheads on Allied jets as inert tin cans until armed by U S custody teams. US personnel control deployment and authorization while planes remain on alert in West Germany and other NATO bases. McNamara says 5000 warheads in Europe, rising.
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Ottawa
U. S
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Zweibruecken
Baden-Soellingen
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
Paris
Europe
Cuban Refugee Airlift Starts Today in U S Migration
Cuban refugees begin arriving in the United States in the first leg of a large airlift. The first flight to Miami lands today with 93 Cubans, with 800 to 1,000 refugees weekly expected thereafter. Nine airlines will alternate, with Pan American sailing the first leg to Christmas.
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Miami
Fla.ap
United States
U. S
Cuba
Ares
Veradero
Camarioca
Matanzas
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Pan American World Airways
Riverview School for Girls Planned Near Columbus
Ohio Youth Commission unveils Riverview School for Girls a new 150 girl reform institution seven miles north of Dublin in Delaware County. The $1.5 million facility will be built along Ohio 745 near the Scioto River, across from Scioto Village. Construction begins next June with occupancy slated for July 1967 funded by the $290 million state bond issue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Youth Commission
Ohio
Reform School For
Columbus
Riverview School For
Scioto River
Ohio 745
Dublin
Delaware County
Scioto Village
Girls Industrial School
Youth Commission
Turnpike Revenue Forecast Seen as Record High
Cleveland AP reports Turnpike Commission Chairman James W. Shockey says revenue may reach 30 million dollars this year on the Ohio Turnpike, the highest figure yet for the state superhighway.
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Turnpike Record Looms
Cleveland
Turnpike Commission
James W. Shocknessy
End to Big Farm Aid Plans Predicted by Patton
James G. Patton retiring president of the National Farmers Union forecast the end of large federal farm programs. He urged farm bargaining through cooperatives to control supplies and secure returns without government payments, and outlined plans for international development and a broad farm bargaining movement.
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Washington
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
Charles F. Brannan
The
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
World Land Bank
President Johnson no plan to visit South Viet Nam at Christmas
AP reports Johnson has no plans to travel to South Viet Nam over Christmas. Newsweek suggested advisers pressed for a trip, but the White House quickly denied the notion, describing it as unlikely and not considered.
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Yale
Viet
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Newsweek Magazine
White House
Father Son Reunion Tragedy Strikes Italian Family
Nicola Comelli, 88, and his son Pietro, 55, reconnected in Bergamo after two decades apart. Moments after their reunion Pietro suffered a heart attack and died, and his father died soon after from a heart condition.
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Bergamo
Italy
Nicola Comelli
Pietro
Sardinia
Congressmen Treated To Record-Setting Junkets Abroad
Congress members face a potential record in overseas trips during the recess as itemized accounts for 1965 await publication. Expenditures are expected to exceed 1964’s 396,876.65, funded largely by countercurrency from Food for Peace programs. Trips cover military installations, foreign aid, international conferences, Vietnam peace prospects, and the Alliance for Progress in Latin America.
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Congressional
House
Senate
U. S
Viet Nam
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Six Children Die In Quakertown Home Fire
A 52 year old father watched as investigators probed a smoking ruin where six children died and a seventh was critically burned in a rural Quakertown home. The victims were Chester Allen Sr. foster children and two Jones siblings.
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Quakertown
Chester
Allen Sr
Pennsylvania
Allen
Chester Allen Jr
Eric
David
Jack Jones
Robin Jones
Penny Jones
Ronnie Jones
Elaine
Elizabeth
Chester Jr
U S Losses In Viet Nam Rise After 7th Regiment Destruction
In a weekend battle the 7th Regiment of South Viet Nam was destroyed in savage fighting near Saigon. American casualties for the week totaled 40 dead, 117 wounded and five missing. Viet Cong fatalities were about 1,539. The U S and government troops held a 3 to 1 kill advantage.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Governmnt
U.S
Spoksman
United States
Viet Nam
7Th Regiment
da Nang
Tiger Paper Strikes In Dayton Again
In Dayton Ohio police received a report of a stolen plastic tiger dressed in a suit used as the Tiger Lounge sign. Lounge owner Dave Gough valued the five foot sign at about 100 dollars and offered a 25 dollar reward for its return.
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Dayton
Ohio
Tiger Lounge
Dave Gough
Gough
Medics Check Four Astronauts Before Gemini Flights
Cape Kennedy Florida AP four Gemini crew members completed five hour medical exams to assure fitness for the upcoming two shuttle style launches. Frank Borman and James Lovell will fly Gemini 7 on a 14 day mission aboard a Titan 2 rocket starting Saturday while Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford prepare for Gemini 6 on a December 13 two day flight. The exams establish baseline data for what could be the most comprehensive medical survey in a U S man in space program.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Borman
Lovell
U.S. Silent Over Two Soldiers Freed From Viet Cong
In Washington officials said Australian diplomats were asked to help depart Sgt. George E. Smith of Chester, West Virginia, and Spec. 5 Claude E. McClure of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The two men, freed after two years in captivity, denounced the U.S. war effort in a Phnom Penh news conference. They did not mention S. Sgt. Kenneth M. Roraback, killed by the Viet Cong after their capture in 1963.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Washington
State Department
George E. Smith
Chester
W. Va
Claude E. McClure
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Smith
McClure
Viet Nam
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
Saigon
Roaraback
FBI reports shoplifting fastest growing crime ahead of Christmas
With 20 shopping days till Christmas the FBI says shoplifting is the nation’s fastest growing larceny, up 93 percent in five years. Last year police counted 184473 shoplifting cases worth about 5 million dollars, with most offenders women and amateurs including housewives and youths.
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Washington
FBI
Trial of Klan Is Continuing in Alabama Case
The Justice Department adds five witnesses as it nears finishing its civil rights conspiracy case against Collie LeRoy Wilkins Jr Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton three Klansmen linked to the murder of Viola Liuzzo after the Selma to Montgomery march. Gary Rowe Jr testified he infiltrated the Klan for the FBI and observed the car with Liuzzo’s vehicle as shots were fired. Wilkins faced state murder trials with a mistrial and an acquittal in prior proceedings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
John Doar
Detroit
Mich
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Liuzzo
Anthony Liuzzo
Teamsters Union
Selma
U. S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
FBI
Rowe
Quakers Seek Viet Peace Corps Volunteers
Oberlin Ohio AP reports the American Friends Service Committee plans to recruit volunteers to work in Vietnam as a Peace Corps type group. Bronson P Clark AFSC director said college students will be recruited through 10 regional offices and would work under Vietnamese direction.
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Oberlin
Clark
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
AFSC
Britain vows to protect Kariba power flow to Zambia
Prime Minister Wilson said Britain will take necessary action to ensure electricity from the Kariba power plant reaches Zambia. RAF forces are moved toward Kenya for a potential quick entry into Zambia, with discussions ongoing about terms with President Kaunda.
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London
Britain
Kariba
Rhodesia
Zambia
Wilson
House of Commons
Royal Air Force
Kenya
Kenneth Kaunda
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Kaunda
Copper
Ndola
Lusaka
Central Ohio Klan Probe Concludes After Two-Day Inquiry
Columbus police and House Subcommittee on Un American Activities completed a secret two day probe into Ku Klux Klan activity in central Ohio. Details will be released at a hearing after Congress reconvenes in early January.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
Subcommittee On
Columbus
Congress
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby Areas
The report notes clear and warmer conditions in Ohio tonight with a low around 25 to 32. Tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a slight warming trend with highs in the 40s. Wind from the southeast.
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Ohio
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