Dominicans Plan For Free Election
Dominicans prepare for what would be a dictator free vote in 38 years with one major party pushing for a one month delay. Emilio de los Santos, head of the National Electoral Board, says the elections will not be postponed. President Bonnelly plans a nationwide address urging citizens to vote as the postponement petition awaits government action.
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Dominican Republic
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Emilio de Los Santos
National
Revolutionary Party
Rafael Bonnelly
Thomas Mitchell Dies of Cancer at 70 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns actor Thomas Mitchell 70 after a yearlong battle with cancer. He won top Stage Screen and TV honors and appeared on Perry Como’s show the night before Thanksgiving. Survivors include widow Susan and daughter Anne Lang. James Mitchell was his nephew.
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Thomas Mitchell
Charles Laughton
Broadway
Elizabeth
N.J
Mitchell
John Barrymore
Kaiser Steel Unveils New Payment Plan
Kaiser Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers announced a three year labor agreement to ease automation impacts. The plan includes retraining for displaced workers and a cost savings provision that raises pay as production costs fall, with a wage floor tied to the steel industry.
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Calif
Kaiser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
Mine Disaster Survivors Given Money
A $25,000 donation from U.S. Steel to a trust fund for the families of 37 miners killed in the Robena No. 3 mine explosion on December 6 was presented by E. H. Gott to S. W. Calkins of Uniontown Newspapers. The United Mine Workers add $20,000 for the families and survivors from a related October blast, with $1,000 per family for the dead.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
E. H. Gott
S. W. Calkins
Uniontown Newspapers, Inc
United Mine Workers
Washington
Robena
Carmichaels
UMW
Police Killer Is Indicted In Franklin County
Franklin Terris Clark, 23, of Cortland New York was indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury on a first degree murder charge for the premeditated murder and murder during a robbery of David Eugene Mason 22 a former Newark Ohio policeman whose body was found November 13 in a private driveway on Columbus south side
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Franklin Terris Clark
Cortland
N. Y
Franklin County Grand Jury
David Eugene Mason
Newark, Ohio
Kennedy Flies to Island for Talks With Macmillan
President Kennedy arrived on Nassau for summit talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The discussions were to cover Western alliance strains, Skybolt missile program, and East‑West relations, with a two hour flight from Andrews Air Force Base.
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Island
William L. Ryan
Nassau
Bahamas
Harold Macmillan
Western Alliance
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
West
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Macmillan
W. R. G. Holt
Bermuda
Kennedy Says Cuba Crisis Taught Reds a Lesson
President Kennedy says the Cuban crisis showed the danger of a nuclear age and that the Soviets and Chinese aim to build a Communist world. stress on difficult U S Soviet relations and a possible long peace if Communists focus on their system. A new Vulcan plant in Blanchester Ohio will begin production soon after year start.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cincinnati
Vulcan Corporation
Blanchester
Ohio
Senghor Wins Power Move In Senegal Referendum Push
In Dakar Senegal President Leopold Senghor won a 51 to 0 National Assembly vote with three abstentions to abolish the premier’s office and place Senghor as head of government and state. Parliament authorized a referendum on constitutional reforms making the president the head of government.
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Dakar
Senegal
Leopold Senghor
Mamadou Dia
West African Republic
National Assembly
Senghor
France
Ohio Finance Chief Orders Cash Position Survey
Columbus Ohio finance director designate Richard L Krabach orders two independent certified public accounting firms Ernst & Ernst and Lybrand Ross Brothers and Montgomery to survey unencumbered cash balances in the general and liquor funds as of November 30. The move follows reports of scarce cash ahead of a 62 million school foundation payment and notes about accounts due state including utility taxes and retirement system obligations. Maloon has shifted funds from the liquor to the general fund to cover obligations.
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Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Ernor
Krabach
Ernst & Ernst and Lybrand
Ross Brothers and Montgomery
James H. Maloon
Violence resurges at West Virginia coal ramp
In Williamson West Virginia renewed violence erupted in the southern coal field as United Mine Workers planned further picketing. Don C Dodson 41 of Phelps Kentucky, co owner of a coal loading ramp at Thacker in Mingo County, was shot in the face Monday night and treated at Williamson Memorial Hospital. His wife said pellets struck him as he stepped from his car after deputies arrested three Kentuckians at the ramp.
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Williamson
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Thacker
Mingo County
Don C. Dodson
Phelps, Ky
Williamson Memorial Hospital
Dodson
National Production At Record High Experts Call for Tax Cut
Secretary of Commerce Hodges announced record GNP levels surpassing 560 billion dollars in the last quarter of 1962 and a yearly output of about 554 billion as a 7 percent rise from 1961. He urged a prompt tax cut to sustain faster growth into next year.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Spellman Opens Tokyo Christmas Tour For U S Forces
Cardinal Francis Spellman arrives in Tokyo for the first stop of his annual overseas Christmas visit to military units. He is the Roman Catholic archbishop of New York and Catholic vicar to the armed forces and will proceed to South Korea on Wednesday. Grain traders expect higher feed grain prices through the year’s end per Agriculture Department.
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Tokyo
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
New York
U.S
South Korea
Washington
Agriculture Department
Kennedy backs kept Rules Panel as 12 members debate
In Washington Rep Howard W Smith resists a return to 12 members on the Rules Committee and Kennedy warns a 15 member panel would emasculate his program. Leaders plan to push a compromise to restore to 15 with reduced powers next session. The panel’s control over floor legislation shapes Kennedy’s liberal agenda.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Kennedy
Smith
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
White House
Congress
Rules Committee
Seek 4 Men Buried Alive In Concrete
Rescue workers dig through a mass of concrete and steel at the bottom of a 250 foot deep rocket test cell in Tullahoma Tennessee searching for four men believed killed in the collapse of a 304 ton wedge of concrete. The damaged structure, part of a $10 million test cell, was designed to simulate high altitude conditions for a rocket booster engine. Traffic accidents during the Christmas holiday may kill 650 to 750 people per the National Safety Council.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Chicago
National Safety Council
Communists Guilty on 12 Counts in Registration Case
The Communist party was found guilty on all 12 counts for failing to register as a Soviet agent. Judge Alexander Holtzoff imposed the maximum $10,000 per count totaling $120,000. Lawyers Forer and Abt said they will appeal to the Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Joseph Forer
John J. Abt
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Justice Department
Holtzoff
Kent State Dean Recommends Suspension of 20 Students
Dean of Men Dr. Ronald W. Roskens moves to suspend twenty Kent State University males who admitted entering university buildings illegally.
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KENT
Ronald W. Roskens
Kent State University
Donovan Flies To Havana To Seek Prisoner Release
New York attorney James B. Donovan flew to Havana with Cuban Families Committee officials to negotiate Fidel Castro on the exchange of 1113 Cuba invasion prisoners for food and medicine. A Red Cross sponsored swap, with medical shipments by TWA, aimed to secure prisoner freedom amid guarded proceedings in Miami.
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Fla
New York
James B. Donovan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Donovan
Pan American World Airways
Miami International Airport
International Red Cross
Castro
Trans World Airlines
Idlewild
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New Polaris A3 Prospects Seen Despite Six Failures
Washington reports the A3 Polaris submarine launched missile shows excellent future prospects after six consecutive test failures all caused by different issues. The Navy notes each fault was identified and corrected with tests conducted from land pads at Cape Canaveral.
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Navy
U. S
North Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
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