Turkey Withdraws From Proposed Multilateral Nuclear Fleet
Washington reports Turkey has pulled out of the proposed multilateral nuclear fleet, signaling a psychological blow to the plan. Officials cite cost concerns and European delays while Moscow and London evaluate the impact on Western defense unity.
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Snow expected this weekend with colder Saturday
The weatherman forecasts more snow and cold on Saturday with lingering chances overnight. Generations of Gaunt ladies frequent rehearsals as Cary, age one, watches relatives perform in a local chorus. January clearance at Grove Furniture Co offers 10 to 20 percent reductions on home furnishings.
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U S Considers New UN Funding Tactics Amid Deadlock
The United States and Soviet Union clash over UN funding as Thant seeks a breakthrough. Adlai Stevenson and Nikolai Fedorenko briefed Thant while Philippine ambassador Lopez reported no progress. A plan to suspend Article 19 could strip votes from 18 nations behind on payments, with a voluntary rescue fund under discussion to cover peacekeeping gaps.
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Unidentified Object Sighting Near Augusta County
Horace Burns reports a 125 foot wide 80 to 90 foot high object landed along U S 250 between Staunton and Waynesboro on December 21. An Air Force team found no radiation now, though prior readings may have existed. UFO investigator Ernest Gehman notes a spike over 60 000 counts per minute. The object described as spun aluminum with blue glow appeared for 90 seconds then rose rapidly, heading northeast.
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Britain Hit By Gales and Blizzards Across Isles
AP reports severe gales and blizzards sweeping much of the British Isles after the worst buffeting of the winter Wednesday night. London shines as the Air Ministry warns the north and west coasts face a tough time again. winds over 60 mph kept the 43,340 ton Ark Royal at Devonport harbour and prevented movement.
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Landslide Kills Two in Ocean Falls BC
A rock slide near Ocean Falls British Columbia has killed two people and left five missing. Torrential rains and snowmelt followed a warm spell. Police reported several duplex houses demolished and families evacuated to Crown Zellerbach facilities as searchers fear additional slides. Carlson confirmed two bodies recovered.
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U.S. Air Strikes On Laos Supply Lines In War Effort
U S fighter bombers have attacked Communist supply and reinforcement routes through Laos for weeks. A June strike on Route 7 targeted road and trail networks feeding Red Pathet Lao and Viet Nam guerrillas. Captains Ferguson Vollmer were recovered after downings. the Pentagon confirmed pilots were rescued or recovered as operations continued.
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Virginian Admits 1300 Burglaries by 22-Year-Old
LINTON Ind AP A Norfolk Virginia man Denard Lee Gusler 22 admitted to about 1300 burglaries over 14 years after a purchase of .22 caliber shells tied him to the case. He signed a statement detailing offenses from looting soft drink machines at age eight to recent Kentucky thefts. A Des Moines woman Elizabeth Ann Miller 20 was detained but not charged.
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Schweitzer Celebrates 90th Birthday at Jungle Hospital
Dr Albert Schweitzer marked his 90th birthday at his jungle outpost near Lambarene Gabon. Hundreds of wellwishers from Africa Europe and America arrived by plane and river boat as the famed humanitarian greeted guests with gratitude and a call for continued help from his staff of 50.
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Reds Killed and Captured in Viet Cong Assault
About 1,200 Vietnamese troops attacked a Viet Cong concentration 140 miles southwest of Saigon. Eleven Communists were killed and 12 captured. Helicopters transported troops into Soc Trang for an assault on an estimated 800 guerrillas. VC forces reportedly fled without offering significant resistance.
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President Requests $3.38 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
President Johnson asked Congress for 3.38 billion dollars in foreign aid for 1965-66 to bolster defense and economic strength of free countries. The request splits into 1.17 billion for arms and 2.21 billion for economic aid, with 500 million to counter guerrillas in Vietnam and Laos.
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