Sukarno Sets Ten Day Window for West Irian Decision
Indonesian President Sukarno will decide within 10 days whether to pursue diplomacy or war over West New Guinea. Subandrio stated the delay stems from Dutch ambiguity as Sukarno names Brig. Gen. Suharto to head the West New Guinea Liberation Command after a tour to Celebes.
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Subandrio
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Iran
National Defense Council
Celebes
Makassar
West Irian
Defense Council
Suharto
West
Gizenga Ousted as Congo Party Leader Amid Parliament Move
In Leopoldville Antoine Gizenga’s African Solidarity party disowned him as Felicia Kimway announced he is no longer president. Parliament approved a 66 to 10 vote demanding Gizenga return from Stanleyville within 48 hours to answer secession accusations and resume deputy premier duties.
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Communist Bloc
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Patrice Lumumba
Himr
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Leopoldville
Dominicans Seek Extradition Over Trujillo Case
Dominican government reportedly seeks the extradition of Rafael L. Trujillo Jr and two aides over the disappearance and presumed killing of six men linked to the assassination of Trujillo's father. La Nación cites the request. Paris is thought to host the individuals. France says no extradition treaty exists.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Trujillo
la Nacion
Paris
Luis Leon
Estevez Rubirosa
Bees Dominate TV Studio Stunt On Educational Show
In a New York Daily News segment at WPIX a hive of bees demonstrated communication during an educational program. A large black hen toppled the glass hive scattering about 2000 bees while birds joined in. The bees were later removed by vacuum or bug bomb.
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WPIX
New York Daily News
You Never Can Tell Roller Skates Ad Message
Caller learns a skate sale followed return of the advertiser. A used boys roller skate pair size 11 with six uses is advertised. Messenger Want Ads promote quick results with repeat calls and daytime ad reception at LY 3 1242.
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School Will Be Segregated
New Orleans Orleans Parish School Board votes to convert McDonogh No. 19 from desegregated status to an all Negro school citing crowded conditions. The change takes effect January 24. Columbus reports highway patrol fines and forfeitures totaling a record 2,770,045 dollars for last year per State Auditor Rhodes.
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Orleans Parish
McDonogh No
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Viet Nam to Grow Regular Army With U S Aid
South Viet Nam plans to raise its regular army from 170000 to 200000 with U S military aid as guerrilla fighting intensifies. State Department officials say costs will be shared under a new reform program. U S estimates North Viet Nam fields 300000 to 350000.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
State Department
United States
North Viet Nam
Kennedy Proposes New Program Tied to World Situation
President Kennedy outlines a domestic program tied to foreign policy in a high stakes plan. Democratic leaders prepare to guide the $92 billion budget while debates over UN bonds and Europe’s market moves shape the pace of Congress.
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Johnson
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Washington
Dean Rusk
Illinois
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
United Nations
Byrd
U.N
Murder Charge Denied in Hogsett Slaying
James Fi ward Jones pleaded innocent in Circuit Court to a murder charge for the June 3 1961 shotgun killing of his brother in law Lewis Dale Bates 28. Bond set at 8000 and he has been jailed since the crime. Others indicted include James Sprouse for robbery and Richard Freeman Payton for car theft who pleaded guilty.
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Hogsett
Lewis Dale Bates
Jones
C. J. Hyer
James Sprouse
Richard Freeman Payton
John Conrad
Conrad
Frances Wayne Owens
Lakin State Hospital
Japan Settles Postwar Debt For Under Quarter Of Original Cost
Japan agrees to repay 490 million dollars of the 1.889 billion received from 1945 to 1952 mainly in relief and rehabilitation. Under terms 25 million dollars will fund educational and cultural exchanges between Japan and the United States. The rest will be used to aid underdeveloped Asian countries to bolster Japan's markets.
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Japan
United States
Asia
Berlin Talks Underway Amid East West Standstill Hopes
Adenauer and Macmillan opened day long talks in Bonn to discuss a new U S British standstill proposal to ease the Berlin crisis. They plan lunch with foreign ministers and aides and will weigh Kennedy Bermuda discussants and Britain’s push toward the European Common Market.
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Germany
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Macmillan
Adenauer
Kennedy
Bermuda
Britain
Bonn
Moscow
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Cri
SIS
Ferguson retirement opens race for treasurer seat
Democratic State Treasurer Joseph T Ferguson says he will retire but hopes to pass the office to his son Thomas, 33. Ferguson, 69, has one year left in a four year term begun in 1959 after a 16 year stint as state auditor. Thomas, already his father's chief aide, is expected to announce a bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Ferguson
Thomas Ferguson
Wesmen
Dundas Man Oles Molihan Dies in Exposure
Oles Molihan 60 of Dundas died from extreme exposure after his body was found Monday along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tracks east of the Dundas tower. Coroner J. E. Strong ruled the death due to exposure. last seen Saturday, he leaves eight children, six brothers and three sisters. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Wrightsel funeral home, with burial in Elk Cemetery.
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Elk Cemetery
Son requests veto on 12 month school plan
Gov. Ernest Vandiver says a proposal for 12 month public school terms is provocative and deserves careful study. He notes his 13 year old son strongly urged him to veto the legislation during a Monday news conference in Atlanta Georgia.
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Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
Argentina Opposes Cuba Sanctions Proposals to Kennedy
Latin American diplomats say Argentina resists collective sanctions on Cuba. They cite proposals reportedly sent to President Kennedy by Arturo Frondizi. The diplomats note the Argentine stance comes from dispatches and diplomacy comments. A U S Navy Skyraider crashed at Subic Bay Air Station after takeoff, killing four crew.
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Cuba
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Arturo Frondizi
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Kennedy Goldberg plan to avert steel strike analyzed
AP News analyzes Kennedy administration moves to avoid a midyear steel strike and discourage stockpiling. Officials will push talks, curb overbuying, and seek settlement to protect the economy.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Trade Plan Liked By German Leader Erhard
West Germany Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard praised President Kennedy’s proposed across the board tariff cuts and urged reciprocal moves by the European Common Market if Congress approves. He urged bold global tariff reductions as his Washington visit concluded after meetings with Hodges Black Dillon Rusk Ball and Kennedy.
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Eugene Black
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
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Hocking Man Kills Self With Shotgun in Home
Logan Ohio Tuesday morning 63 year old Earl Brown a retired auto mechanic died from a self inflicted gunshot at his home. He was to enter Columbus hospital that day for an eye condition and had recently undergone cataract surgery. His body found at six by wife Ruth and brother Floyd Brown. Funeral arrangements by Leonard. Cincinnati note mentions GE layoffs and Cleveland reports iron ore shipment drop.
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Logan Post Office
Marion Twp
Thomas
Matilda Siemen Brown
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Release Belgian Airliner After Soviet Space Violation Probe
The Soviet government agreed to release a Belgian airliner that landed Monday in Armenia en route from Tehran to Brussels with 27 aboard. First Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov told Belgian envoy Cools passengers and crew were safe at a Grozny hotel, where the plane was forced down. He filed a protest over Soviet air space violation.
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Armenia
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Belgium
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Hyppolite Cools
Grozny
Yerevan
Kuznetsov
Sabena
U. S
Charles Weimer
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Weimer
Iran
Maria
Tunis
Fred Holden
Bond
Athens
Far East
Molotov Not In Vienna Asittent Away
Molotov was not in Vienna today despite Soviet Foreign Office claims he should have arrived. Moscow said he would resume his post as permanent Soviet representative to the atoms for peace agency, but a spokesman in Vienna stated Molotov had not yet arrived and might be en route via Warsaw or Prague.
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Austria
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
International Atomic Energy Agency
Molotov
Atoms For Peace Agency
First Atom Spy To Teach In Ghana
Dr. Alan Nunn May the Western world’s first atom spy has been appointed special professor of physics at the University of Ghana. A Ghana spokesman said the 50 year old British scientist is expected to take up the appointment shortly.
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London
Alan Nunn May
University of
Ghana
Governor DiSalle to Launch Ohio Government Seminar Tour
Governor Michael V. DiSalle resumes a cabinet seminar series with eight sessions starting Wednesday at Dana Hall on the University of Toledo campus to explain state government issues to Ohioans.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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