Navy appeals to rebel commander to free Santa Maria passengers
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico The U S Navy urged rebel leader Henrique M Galvao to alter course and discharge the 20 906 ton liner Santa Maria 588 passengers including 42 Americans off Belem Brazil The four destroyers and 18 planes pursuing the ship were under orders not to board the vessel President Kennedy officials sought a peaceful resolution as Galvao threatened possible landings in Dakar or newly independent West African states.
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West Africa
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Senegal
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Kennedy to Welcome Freed Airmen With Wives at White House
President Kennedy joins two Air Force wives to greet Captains John R. McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead, freed after seven months in a Soviet prison. They, parachuted to safety after RB47 shot down near Barents Sea, with a White House coffee gathering planned and attendance by several lawmakers.
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Frank Carlson
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Arlington National Cemetery
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John McKone
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Eugene Zuckert
Search Hampered as Winds Hit Missing US Air Transport
A U S Military Air Transport plane with 23 aboard disappeared over Canada's icy Atlantic coast as 50 to 75 mph winds hindered air and sea search efforts. Fourteen aircraft and six ships combed the area near Argentia and St Johns after a Navy sighting of an in air explosion 35 minutes later, with the craft carrying 13 passengers and 10 Navy crew from Morocco to Norfolk.
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Cincinnati Attorney Bound Over in $3.8 Million Investment Scheme
Leslie D. Stickler, 37, of Cincinnati, is bound over to the federal grand jury in an alleged $3.8 million investment fraud case. He may seek trial without grand jury action.
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Cincinnati
Leslie D. Stickler
Federal Grand Jury
Time Draws Near For Brazil Trip
The Messenger area plans a contest to name its Most Popular Boy who will win a Brazil trip. The winner earns a Port Columbus flight with TWA to New York for the national Junior Reporters program before jet travel to Brazil, rewarding leadership and competitive spirit.
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TWA
New York
Congo Crisis Warns of Major Power Involvement
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold warned that big powers could enter the Congo dispute openly if smaller nations pull their troops from UN command. He sent a December 14 letter to six states urging responsibility to prevent UN force disintegration as Indonesia Morocco and the UAR threaten to withdraw about 4900 troops, leaving 13 259.
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N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Omar Loutfi
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Security Council
Indonesia
Morocco
High Spirit Sale in Ohio Top Sales Since 1950
Columbus report notes 1960 liquor store and agency sales ranked third in 28 years for the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Only 1957 and 1959 sales surpassed it, reflecting strong demand across state outlets.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Bank shortage shocks Fairmont. two women arrested
A gray-haired spinster and a young mother of two were arrested on federal charges tied to a $224,224.70 bank shortage at the institution where both were employed.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Sunday Messenger Classifieds Highlight Quick Sale Values
The Messenger urges discriminating shoppers to consult the classified pages for bargains on homes cars real estate appliances and many other items priced for quick sale.
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Messenger
Vast Snow and Ice Storm Plagues South and East
A massive snow and ice storm spread from Texas and Oklahoma to the South and East, bringing sleet and freezing rain. Fatalities occurred mainly in traffic accidents on icy highways, while snow depths reached near a foot in parts of Maryland and New England. The system extended into the Great Lakes as frigid air persisted across the Midwest and Northeast.
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New England
Illinois
Great Lakes
Texas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Ohio Five Day Forecast Shows Colder Week Ahead
Weather forecast for Ohio indicates temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees below normal with highs near 35 to 40 and lows around 20 to 25. Snow flurries expected Sunday or Monday with slightly less cold by weekend, turning colder again midweek.
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Ohio
Two Soviets May Orbit Together In Space Capsule
Washington reports indicate Moscow may launch a two man space flight in a single large capsule. Officials cite capable booster rockets and shared life support as feasible, suggesting two astronauts could beat the U S into orbit in the next major space event.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Moscow
LSU Cubans Stranded Without Funds For Spring Term
About 38 Cuban students at Louisiana State University face the spring term without tuition, books, room or board. Nearly half of LSU's 80 Cuban students are affected by Fidel Castro's blockade on transfers from Cuba. A citizens committee seeks federal assistance and a Louisiana official investigates at other campuses including Tulane Loyola of the South and University of Southwestern Louisiana. A drive at USL aims to raise $5000 for Cuban students there.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
LSU
Fidel Castro
Louisiana
Tulane
Loyola of
USL
Prestige Polls Released On Kennedy Orders
Two government polls showing U S prestige declined in parts of the world were released by the U S Information Agency on Kennedy orders. The studies influenced the 1960 campaign and had been published by newspapers before the November election. One study dated Oct 10 1960 notes most people in the free world view the Soviet Union as strong.
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U. S
Kennedy
U. S. Information Agency
Free World
Soviet Union
Goldwater Pushes Bill to Return Tax Dollars for Schools
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes legislation to返urn three to four billion dollars in tax revenues to local communities for school improvements.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United Nations urged Security Council Congo crisis meeting
Seven nations circulated a letter urging the UN Security Council to convene to examine alarming recent developments in the Congo. The move signals growing international concern and requests a formal council meeting to discuss the situation.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN Security Council
Congo
Teacher Key to Higher Ohio Education Standards
Statehouse conference on education draws 3600 attendees who cite teachers as the key to improved Ohio schools. Major findings: more qualified teachers, better on the job training, higher licensing standards, revised training, higher starting salaries, tenure law tweaks, and salary weighting for top graduates. More support for liberal arts graduates teaching while studying.
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Columbus
Johnny
Ohio
Boards of Education
State Board of Education
Ohio Valley Gas Co Cuts Rates 1 Percent on Gas
The Ohio Valley Gas Co announced a rate decrease of 1 percent per 1000 cubic feet of gas, effective March 1. The reduction is expected to lower consumer bills in the East Liverpool area.
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The
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Republicans Await Rewording Of Bill In Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers recessed as Finance Director James H. Maloon prepares amendments to strip program improvements from the DiSalle budget. Republicans argue the plan overstates revenue by about 75 million for the next two years and seek cuts, affecting teacher salaries university funding and welfare. The session also considers unemployment extensions and new state authority over offices, plus higher county treasurer salaries and youth services.
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Ohio
James H. Maloon
Legis
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Michael V. DiSalle
Fred L. Hoffman
R-Hamilton
Carlton Davidson
Lawrence
Water Anti-Pollution Control Board
Water Anti-Pollution Control Board. Create A State Parent Youth Service
Laos admits crying wolf over alleged invasion claims
The Lao government acknowledged it cried wolf in protests to the SEATO and the UN about a supposed Communist invasion. Education Minister Nhouy Abhay said the moves were to reassure Laos’s people that friends abroad stood with the regime. Western observers found no solid evidence of aggression. UN factfinders also found no proof of North Vietnamese invasion.
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New York
New York Times
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United Nations
Vientiane
Jacques Hevard
Nhouy Abhay
Laos
Times
UN Security Council
Viet Nam
Danger of Fighting Reported in Congo
Tension rose around Manono as about 2000 pro Lumumba troops massed near North Katanga. UN said Belgian backed Katanga gendarmerie in Kongolo was being reinforced and warned of possible clashes in the region.
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The
Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Manono
Kongolo
DiSalle Seeks Bliss on Bipartisan Ohio Commission
Columbus Gov. Michael V. DiSalle requests Ohio Republican chairman Ray Bliss to reconsider his refusal to join a bipartisan panel that would study how to choose a 24th Ohio congressman.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
U S Army Plane Missing Near Tehran
A U S Army plane with two American officers aboard is missing in rugged mountain terrain southwest of Tehran since Thursday. Rescue teams search the area amid unclear weather and terrain conditions.
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Tehran
Iran
San Salvador Junta Promises Loyal Democratic Return
NEW JUNTA pledges to respect nation treaty obligations and steer El Salvador back to authentic democracy. The pledge frames a civic transition as a restoration of constitutional norms and international commitments.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
General MacArthur birthday observed in New York
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur marked his birthday in New York with public tributes and official commemorations. The celebration drew military leaders and civic figures who praised his long service and wartime leadership.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
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