Belgium Seeks Wide NATO Review For Greater European Unity
At NATO ministers in Paris Belgium with Britain and Canada urged a 12 month study led by Secretary General Brosio to reform NATO into a closer Atlantic community. Harmel backed amending the treaty to boost political economic and military consultation among European members amid De Gaulle’s withdrawal and Western bloc shifts. The plan aims to reflect Europe’s integration and energize the alliance while Vietnam and Soviet tensions dominate discussants.
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Paris
Belgium
Britain
Canada
Pierre Harmel
NATO
Harmel
Council
Manlio Brosio
United States
Europe
Enery
NATO Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Brussels
U.S
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Weather outlook skips snow shows cold night mild weekend
Forecast calls for a cold night with a low near 20 to 30 degrees and a fair day tomorrow. Temperatures rise into the 40s, with Saturday bringing cloudy skies and a chance of rain.
Rhodes Jewelry Go Finest in Jewelry and Silver
Local jewelry dealer Rhodes Jewelry offers diamonds silver and brand names Stieff Kirk Gorham Towle Reed Barton International Lunt Wallace with free city delivery serving customers from 21 W Boscawen contact 662 7141.
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Rhodes
Stieff, Kirk
Gorham
Towle
Reed& Barton
International
Lunt
Wallace
Free City
Boscawen
Hoffa Returns to End Detroit Teamsters Walkout
Teamsters President James R Hoffa flew from Chicago to Detroit to intervene in a 24 hour wildcat strike by home local members protesting a Supreme Court decision. About 750 sign waving members gathered to pressure the walkout which involved long distance truckers and risked crippling Detroit.
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Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Chicago
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Motor City
Associated Press
al Quinn
Denta
Quinn
Preservation of River Is Urged
Front Royal urged Shenandoah River preservation for game fishing and recreation at a water quality hearing by the State Water Control Board. About 100 people attended the Potomac River standards session, with Izaak Walton League leaders push for higher limits and clean water for canoeing and wildlife. comments favored delaying coliform standards until realistic figures are set.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah River
State Water Control Board
District of Columbia
Potomac River
Potomac
Izaak Walton League
Reynolds T. Harnsberger
Gladys Harris
O. O. van Deusen
Virginia
State Department of Agriculture
John Molden
Charles Town
W.va
Carter
Shenandoah
East
Water Contol Board
Troops Seize Caracas University Campus Amid Gunfire
Venezuelan troops occupy the Central University campus in Caracas finding an arms cache and clashing with snipers. One soldier and an army officer are killed as authorities cite a state of emergency curbing constitutional guarantees and broad crackdown. An American professor, George Kapp, is arrested for suspicion.
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Campus
Caracas
Venezuela
Central University
George Kapp
Luis Vera Gomez
Kapo
Mahanoy City
Coppolino Trial Nearing Verdict After Final Pleas
In Freehold New Jersey prosecutors ask for the death penalty for Dr Carl Coppolino in the 1963 murder of Lt Col William Farber. Coppolino denies involvement claiming he treated Farber for a heart attack. If acquitted he remains in custody on separate murder charge of his first wife Carmela in 1965.
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Freehold
N.J
Carl Copepolino
Vincent P. Keuper
Coppolino
William E. Farber
Keuper
Farber
Middletown Township
Elvin R. Simmill
Cappolino
Florida
Carmela
Sears Christmas Sale Prizes Claim by December 17
Sears announces a Christmas sale now in progress with prizes to be claimed by 9 PM Saturday December 17. The notice emphasizes limited time offers and prize eligibility for shoppers in the store.
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SEARS
Snow Boots Galore Many Reduced at Your Shoe Center
A local shoe center advertises a wide selection of snow boots at reduced prices. Shoppers are invited to browse discounts across men women and kids styles with emphasis on warmth traction and value.
LBJ Seeks Opening for Peace Talks
President Johnson signals openness to Christmas truce proposals and extended cease-fire talks with the Communists in Vietnam. White House statements indicate both direct and indirect discussions may be explored to test willingness to broaden peacemaking.
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Fornia
Johnson
White House
Washington
Vietnam
Bill D. Moyers
United States
Plane crashes into bus in Iraq Syria border
An Iraqi air force training plane collided with a bus near the Iraq Syria frontier killing all 25 bus passengers and the plane’s pilot. The bus driver and assistant survived with minor injuries. Survivors say the four-plane formation flew low and the plane struck the vehicle with a deafening roar.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq-Syria Frontier
Baghdad
Iraq Petroleum Co
Open Nights XMAS TREES UNTIL 9 PM
A local shop announces extended shopping hours for Christmas trees at 402 N Cameron St in the Modernage Shoppe area near Winchester Feed & Seed.
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Cameron St
Modernage
Winchester Feed & Seed
U S Raiders Downed by Reds in Hanoi Raids
AP reports US warplanes bombed two Hanoi targets for a second day as ground fire and MIGs shoot down three American raiders. Navy and Air Force fliers claim heavy damage to a truck depot and rail yard. two US jets missing with pilots unaccounted for.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy
Moscow raises defense budget for 1967 by 1.1 billion rubles
The Soviet government accused the United States of criminal aggression in Vietnam and announced a defense spending increase for 1967 totaling 1.1 billion rubles, about 1.22 billion dollars.
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Moscow
United States
Vietnam
Vasily F. Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Garbuzov
U.S
China
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Wright Named VEA Candidate For President-Elect
Dr. Melton F. Wright of Frederick County Schools and Lloyd G. Walton of Pittsylvania County were named the two candidates for president-elect of the Virginia Education Association by the VEA nominating committee. VEA members will vote April 1-15. the winner becomes president in January 1969.
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Melton F. Wright
Frederick County
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Lloyd G. Walton
Chatham
Pittsylvania County
Wright
Charleston
S.C
University of Virginia
Bob Jones University
Viet Assembly Approves Civilian Government Plan
South Vietnam's national assembly endorsed a civilian government framework with a president elected nationwide. The plan creates a strong president who appoints a prime minister and ministers, aiming to avoid dictatorship and frequent parliamentary turnover, similar to South Korea. Elections for a civilian government are slated for late next year.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Constitutional Assembly
South Korea
Nguyen Cao Ky
Catalog Orders Accepted for Christmas Delivery
Sears Roebuck & Co announces orders through December 22 at 41 ALM for Christmas delivery and urges customers to place now.
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Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Richmond Weather Sees Fair Skies From Ridge
A ridge of high pressure moving east from Ohio brings fair weather to Virginia. The report notes tranquil conditions with clear skies and light winds across the region.
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Richmond
Ohio
Virginia
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