Harvard Professor David Bell Named Kennedy Budget Director
President elect John F Kennedy announced Harvard economist David E Bell 41 as budget director and liaison to Eisenhower budget chief Maurice E Stans. Bell a former Truman administrative assistant will begin next week and be supported by Mike Feldman before the new administration. Bell studied Pomona College and Harvard earned a Harvard masters in economics and a Littauer fellowship.
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John F. Kennedy
David E. Bell
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Harvard Littauer Center For Public Administration
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Maurice E. Stans
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California
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Marine Corps
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Africa
Pope and Canterbury Archbishop Hold Historic Meeting
Pope John XXIII received Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher in an hour long session at the Vatican marking the first historic encounter between a Roman Catholic pope and a Church of England primate. Communiques stressed cordiality and shared Christian brotherhood.
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John XXIII
Canterbury
Vatican
Msgr
Antonio Samore
Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Roman Catholic Church
Rockefeller Late for Breakfast With Nixon at Capitol
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller arrived 13 minutes late for a breakfast meeting with Vice President Richard M. Nixon in the Capitol at 8:43 a.m. Rockefeller said he took the tour and wandered the east front viewing inauguration stands. Nixon joked about doing the tour himself later.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Capitol
Belgium protests Nasser seizure of firms in Cairo
Belgians protest as Belgium's government instructs its ambassador in Cairo to file a strong diplomatic protest with the United Arab Republic over President Gamal Abdel Nasser's seizure of Belgian companies.
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Belgium
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Vivien Leigh Granted Divorce From Sir Laurence Olivier
British stars Vivien Leigh and Sir Laurence Olivier reach a divorce settlement in London court, ending their marriage after years of public life and stage and screen roles.
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London
Vivien Leigh
Sir Laurence Olivier
Typhoon Ophelia Claims Two Children at Ulithi
A Pacific atoll tsunami floodwaters from Typhoon Ophelia swept Ulithi trapping two children who died. All U S Coast Guardsmen at the station were reported safe and unharmed.
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Tokyo
Ulithi
Pacific Atoll
U. S
Reds Put Up Unity Front Amid Conference Disputes
Moscow reports say no major manifesto emerged and fundamental issues on coexistence remained unresolved after more than three weeks of talks. Peiping praised harmony, unity, and understanding in a cordial atmosphere. The two sides claimed fraternal friendship while reaffirming Marxism Leninism principles.
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Kita Khrushchev
Peiping
Mobutu Announces Arrest of Lumumba in Congo
Colonel Mobutu said his troops arrested Patrice Lumumba and six companions in Leopoldville and threatened to shoot him if harmed. A plane was sent to Port Francqui to bring Lumumba to Leopoldville for trial on incitement and other crimes.
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Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Lumumba
Congo
Port Francqui
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
Luluabourg
Five Day Forecast Clues at Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Temperatures will run 4 to 8 degrees above normal with a slow warming trend. Highs range from 39 to 48 and lows near 2 to 29. Rain is expected to total one quarter to one half inch, mainly on Monday or Tuesday.
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OHTO
Cuba Hems Upset Over U S Rocket Debris On Cuban Soil
Cuban authorities say a U S space rocket debris landed near Palma Soriano in Oriente Province after a Cape Canaveral launch failed. Fidel Castro's government accuses the United States of aggression and plans possible protests at the United Nations.
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U. S
United Nations
Fidel Castro
United States
World Organization
U. N. General Assembly
Oriente Province
Palma Soriano
Holguin
Cape Canaveral
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Missionaries killed in Congo attack
Two evangelical missionaries were hacked to death by Baluba tribesmen in north Katanga last week, according to officials in Elisabethville.
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The
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Katanga
Hormone Developed by Pitt Researchers Team
Dr. Klaus Hofman of the University of Pittsburgh and six researchers report the successful development of an ACTH hormone in Pittsburgh. The team outlines the achievement as a significant advance in hormonal science and potential medical applications.
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Pittsburgh
Klaus Hofman
University of Pittsburgh
Brandon Grover Honored At Ohio University Dedication
In a public dedication at the Brandon T. Grover Physical Education Center Athens Ohio University honors longtime leader Brandon Grover Mr OU his speech brief and humble amid a crowd of thousands at the OU Ohio State basketball game tribute notes his coaching career and competitive spirit through many seasons at the university
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Butch’ Grover
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Butch) Grover
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Brandon T. Grover
Athens
Ohio University
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P. F. Good
Phi Kappa Tau
Fred H. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio University Board of Trustees
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Beth Breitenstein
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Traffic Toll Trend Climbs Across October Areas
The National Safety Council reports 3680 traffic fatalities in October the highest for the month since 1918 with a 7 percent rise from October last year. Through ten months of the year the toll reached 31 120, up 2 percent from the same period in 1959.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Space Signals Stop London Stop
British scientists reported that signals from the latest Soviet space ship stopped today.
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London
GOP Chief Leads Ballot Fraud Probe in Illinois
Republican national chairman Thruston B. Morton directs the party investigation into vote fraud as a recheck of 906 Chicago and Cook County ballots proceeds. Early counts show Kennedy with a statewide margin of 88,49 votes and Nixon gaining votes in several precincts amidst disputed ballots.
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Illinois
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Richard M. Nixon
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Kennedy
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Police Tighten Guard Around Orleans Schools
In New Orleans police moved to secure two schools after protests over token integration turned volatile. A federal court blocked segregation laws, prompting legislative moves to shift school control and promote private schooling options. Police cleared a four block area near William Frantz School to allow six white children to be escorted inside.
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Frantz
Stalingrad Stand at Caracas University Sparks Bus Raid
Leftist students fortified in a dormitory dubbed Stalingrad at Caracas University kept weaponry as government forces pressed control. A bus raid in Plaza Venezuela erupted in gunfire from pro-government civilians, with one person killed and another wounded by snipers, part of seven days of riot toll rising to nine.
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Venezuela
Plaza Venezuela
Butch Grover Honored for Integrity at Ohio University
The article recalls Butch Grover who entered OU in 1915 from Luhrig Athens County with a father in a coal store meat department. As a player and later coach in baseball basketball and football he demonstrated fair play and devotion earning lasting respect.
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Butch Grover
Athens County
Luhrig
Ohio U
Warmer Weather Enroute Across Eastern United States
Unseasonably cold conditions dominated the eastern two thirds of the nation with some warming expected. Readings ranged from the teens to the 30s in many areas, with 26 in Minneapolis and 25 in Atlanta. Florida saw 50s in Miami and West Palm Beach while Key West reached the 60s.
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Soviets report space ship with two dogs in orbit
Moscow radio said the 5 ton satellite with dogs Pchelka and Mushka is functioning well with the animals calm under television scrutiny. If the August pattern repeats, scientists may attempt to return the capsule after 24 hours aloft.
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Mushka
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NYC Freight Derailment Wrecks Grafton Depot
A New York Central freight train derailed in Grafton Ohio on Thursday night destroying the depot and tearing up track for hundreds of feet. Thirty nine cars left the rails but no injuries were reported.
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