Kennedy to Expand Food for Peace Program
President Kennedy moved to broaden the Food for Peace program to reduce the gap between abundance at home and near starvation abroad. An executive order expands the authority of George McGovern as director and a task force urged at least 2 billion dollars in new aid for the current year plus a five year plan doubling surplus commodity sales for foreign currencies.
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Washington
Kennedy
George 8S
McGovern
White House
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus Insurance
Congress
Laos
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bitter Cold Grips Nation as Snow Streaks Spread
The Associated Press reports a winter freeze engulfing the northeast and southern regions alike. Temperatures plunged to near zero in Palmview Texas with heavy snow in Texas New Mexico and gusty 60 mph winds driving blizzard conditions in the Plains.
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Associated Press
Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Virginnia
Carolinas
Mercury
Palmview
Tex
South Plains
Texas
Florida
New Mexico
Plainview
Atlas ICBM failure probed by Air Force teams
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Air Force technicians studied telemetry data to identify causes of the third consecutive Atlas intercontinental missile failure.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Rowan Seeks Deputy Assistant Secretary Post
Minneapolis Tribune staff writer Carl T. Rowan says he would accept a deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs post. This tentative offer centers on communications and public relations duties within the State Department.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Carl T. Rowan
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Talks Delay Sought in Nuclear Test Talks
The Kennedy administration is reported ready to seek a delay of a few weeks in the nuclear test talks now scheduled to resume in Geneva.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Midweek Protestant Services Set Up in Cleveland
Midweek services for Protestants who work Sundays and cannot attend church that day have been established in Cleveland to provide worship options during the work week.
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Cleveland
Machine contract signed in Columbus for patient billing
Contracts were signed for two bookkeeping machines to speed up billings to relatives of patients in Ohio mental institutions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy to Name Keman As Yugoslavia Ambassador
President Kennedy is reported to plan naming George F. Kennan as ambassador to Yugoslavia.
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Yugoslavia
Washington
Kennedy
George F. Kennan
Kennedy to Hold First News Conference Tonight
President Kennedy hosts his first news conference to be broadcast live on television and radio. The U. S. Information Agency will provide worldwide coverage and recordings for overseas listeners. Networks plan to carry the entire session starting at 6 p.m. EST unless the senior wire service reporter ends it sooner.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S. Information Agency
U. S
White House
Pierre Salinger
Assembly Refires Tax Stamp Battle in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio Legislature revisits tax stamp issues as Finance Director James H. Malon faces a joint Senate and House session to answer why Governor DiSalle sent an unbalanced budget bill and whether he lawfully can do so. Republicans push bills to end tax stamps on cigarettes and excise taxes while Democrats propose a new 24 district reapportionment with strategic county moves.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Malon
Senate
House Finance
D-Belmont
Theodore R. Boring
D-Vinton
Montgomery County
Butler
Allen County
Logan
Union
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Licking
Perry
Medina
Summit
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Crawford
Morrow
Franklin County
Five Hour Knife Hunt Is Futile
Wood County deputies and Civil Defense volunteers spent five hours Tuesday using a magnetic detector in sub freezing weather to search the countryside for a knife tied to the murder of Elmer Walker 30 of Taylor Center Mich. Raymond McDonald 27 and Jerry W. Taylor 21 are charged with first degree murder. Taylor has admitted stabbing Walker and McDonald says he ran the taxi over the body. Walker was killed after he refused to return the fare for a Detroit to Toledo trip. The men are bound to the Wood County grand jury convening Feb 15 in Bowling Green. Walker’s body is being returned to his family for burial. He is survived by his wife and a three year old son and his wife is due to give birth in about three weeks.
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Michigan
Athens County
Elmer Walker
Taylor Center
Mich
Walker
Raymond (Peetel) McDonald
Chauncey
Athens
Jerry W. Taylor
Detroit
Tennessee
Taylor
McDonald
Toledo
Wood County Grand Jury
Bowling Green
Estate of Mary Roberts Rinehart Net Value Reported
New York author Mary Roberts Rinehart's estate is reported to total a net value of 658 461 dollars. The figure appears in the latest estate statement as filed in the probate records.
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New York
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Eisenhower Enjoys Relaxed Hunting Visit in Georgia
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower spends a serene day at Blue Springs plantation near Albany Georgia. After nine hours of quail hunting he joins 55 guests at a long luncheon, joking with friends and weighing Khrushchev’s peace overtures against actions.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Blue Springs Plantation
Khrushchev
George B. Allen
William E. Robinson
Allen
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
W. Alton Jones
Robinson
Coca Cola Co
MR. Hunter
Cities Service
Jones
Ohio five day forecast with chill and light snow
Ohio forecast shows temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees below normal with modest moderation by weekend. Normal highs range from 85 north to 40 south, lows 20 to 25, with occasional Lake Erie snow flurries and light snow Thursday and again this weekend.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Portuguese Navy Pinpoints Phantom Of The High Sea
The liner Santa Maria has been located about 550 miles east of the Windward Islands as Portuguese frigate Pedro Escobar goes to sea. Rebels led by Gen Humberto Delgado claim orders from the National Independent Junta of Liberation. 600 passengers and 360 crew remain on board with one officer killed and several wounded.
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Curacao
Miami
Fla
Henrique Galvao
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Jean LaFitte
Blackbeard Teach
Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
St. Lucia
Pedro Escobar
Adm
Quintanilha de Mendonca Dias
Angola
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Mozambique
Sarmento Rodrigues
U.S
Caribbean
High Seas
Humberto Delgado
Delgado
Salazar
Sao Paulo
Brazil
National Independent Junta of Liberation
Henrique Maria Galvao
Initial Move For Cosmic Inns Taken
NASA announces a $100000 contract to study two satellites linked in orbit at 18000 mph. Lockheed Aircraft Corp will assess feasibility at Huntsville center, with Thor Agena B and Atlas Agena B. If viable, NASA would attempt assembly in space for deep space probes and future orbital inns.
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Washington
United States
National
A Autics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed
NASA
Plant Building Set In West Virginia For Synthetic Rubber
Goodrich Gulf Chemicals Inc of Cleveland announces immediate construction of a multi million dollar plant at Institute West Virginia to produce a synthetic rubber for commercial use and distribution.
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Cleveland
Goodrich Gulf Chemicals, Inc
Institute
W. Va
Mel Blanc Injured in Major Car Collision
Mel Blanc, famed voice actor of a thousand characters, is in critical condition after a head-on crash that destroyed his car. No other details were released.
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Los Angeles
Mel Blanc
Navy P2V Patrol Plane Crashes in San Diego Bay
A Navy P2V Neptune patrol aircraft with five aboard crashed into San Diego Bay Tuesday night. The Navy reported one body recovered, with search and rescue operations continuing for the remaining crew.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Bay
Navy
Claims Decrease in Ohio Unemployment Compmarshal
Continuing claims for unemployment compensation in Ohio fell for the first time in months signaling a potential easing of jobless pressure. Local officials noted the decline followed prolonged increases and tied to seasonal hiring trends and program adjustments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earthquake Reported in San Diego No Damage Noted
A harp shaped earthquake was recorded late Tuesday night in San Diego California with no damage reported. No injuries or further effects were mentioned and officials offered no warnings.
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San Diego
Calif
Room Unfurnished Apartment for Rent at 16 Watt Street
Advertisement highlights rent class success by advertising under For Rent. It promotes an unfurnished room apartment at 16 Watt Street for adults with contact numbers LY 20173 and LY 3-1242. The piece urges owners to place small cost ads to reach desired tenants.
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Jacksonville coal miner dies of mishap injuries
Lawrence A. Turner a 52 year old miner at Gem Coal Co Mine 255 near Chauncey died after being crushed between an electric locomotive and a beam. He suffered internal hemorrhages and a punctured lung and was pronounced dead at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Turner had worked for Gem Co since 1939.
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Gem Coal Co
Chauncey
Lawrence A. Turner
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Charles F. Patton
Athens County
Turner
The
Gem Co
Congo Chaos Debate Looms at United Nations
UN Security Council weighs a Congo debate over claims by President Kasavubu that the United Arab Republic interferes in Congo affairs. The date may slip to February as Kasavubu seeks a preconference discussion while the Elizabetville round table is slated for next month. Omar Loutfi of the UAR faces succession by Sir Patrick Dean on February 1.
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N.Y
UN Security Council
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
United Arab Republic
Kasavubu
Security Council
Omar Loutfi
U.A.R
Oriental
Kivu
Patrice Lumumba
Loutfi
Elizabethville
Kasavu Bu
U A.R
Patrick Dean
Britain
Ladutko Indicted in Slayings of Wife and Attorney
John Max Ladutko Jr. a 32 year old lawyer, was indicted on two counts of first degree murder for the shotgun killings of his estranged wife and a prominent attorney.
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Cleveland
John Max Ladutko Jr
Real improvement in steel production seen for March
Iron Age Magazine reports a prospective advance in steel production labeled a real improvement and tied to March, signaling potential gains for industry and markets. The notice notes optimism about process or output enhancements within the period.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Sparkman Convicted in Slaying Case
William Lloyd Sparkman, 34, of South Point, was convicted of second degree murder for the June 27 slaying of Walter Moore. He faces a life sentence.
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Ironton
William Lloyd Sparkman
South Point
Walter Moore
White House welcomes new resident Tom Kitten cat
Washington note reports the White House added a cat named Tom Kitten moved in amid media scrum. Press secretary Pierre Salinger confirmed the pet of Caroline Kennedy resides at the executive mansion while Peggy Turnure arrived with the cat in McLean Virginia. Charlie the Welsh terrier remains outside the White House. Caroline Kennedy and her family prepare for Palm Beach departure with Jr. and baby brother yet to move in.
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White House
Executive Mansion
Pierre Salinger
Tom
Kennedys
Charlie
Caroline
Brother, Jr
Palm Beach
Eisenhower Center Fund Raising Drive Announced
Abilene Kansas residents learn the Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission is launching a fundraising drive to complete the housing for presidential papers and gifts at the Eisenhower center.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Eisenhower Center
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