Kennedy Assassination Tops 1963 News Year
United Press International editors name the Kennedy assassination as the leading news story of 1963. Integration in the United States, Pope John XXIII dies and Paul VI succeeds, and Gordon Cooper space flight follow in ranking among the top stories.
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U S Allows British Talks With Russians Over Geneva Meeting
In Paris UPI reports US officials say Washington backs Britain meeting Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Geneva in January. Secretary Rusk may not join, citing uncertain progress in disarmament talks. Rusk and Butler continue coordinating after NATO talks in Paris and London.
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Holyoke Shares Plans 3 for 1 Stock Split Vote
Holyoke Shares Inc. stockholders will vote at a special meeting on December 27 on proposals to split the stock 3 for 1 and retire treasury shares issued in a tender offer. The firm, now a closed end investment company, was formerly American Writing Paper Co. and its physical assets were sold to Brown Co.
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