Kennedy Awards Connelly Pardon
President Kennedy attends Cuban crisis briefing and budget talks after a holiday meal. Matthew J. Connelly receives a full pardon following a prior conviction and imprisonment for defrauding the government. MorGenthau resumes US attorney post via presidential recess appointment. Govt workers enjoy a four day Christmas weekend. VA to pay $222 million NSLI and $15.6 million GLI in January with a $90 NSLI special dividend.
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Matthew J. Connelly
Harry S. Truman
Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Robert M. Morgenthau
New York
U.S. Senate
Congress
National Service
U.S
Veterans Administration
Argentine Army Plot Smashed
In Buenos Aires the government says an army faction plot to disrupt elections next June has been smashed. Eight alleged plotters were arrested and more arrests are expected. Retired Gen. Benjamin Mendez, 78, named as leader, favors ousting Guido and a military strongman.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan D. Peron
Guido
Benjamin Mendez
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Hitch-Hiker Arraignment Delayed In Columbus Slaying
Franklin County officials delayed the arraignment of 24 year old hitchhiker Frank Terris Clark of Cortland New York in the murder of 22 year old David Eugene Mason of Newark. Clark is jailed after returning from New York and has admitted killing Mason whose bullet scarred body was found Nov 13 along a farmhouse lane west of Columbus.
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Columbus
Franklin County
David Eugene Mason
Newark
Stacy Hall
Frank Terris Clark
Cortland
N. Y
New York State
Mason
Tshombe Eyes Pan African Talks and Northern Rhodesia Ties
President Moise Tshombe indicated plans to meet African leaders soon to discuss a Pan African movement and possibly form a federation with copper rich Northern Rhodesia. Hartford obituary notes Harold E. June, 67, Byrd’s pilot on the 1928 South Pole flight, died Thursday.
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Moise Tshombe
Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Hartford
Conn
Harold E. June
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Adenauer warns West not to let down after Cuba crisis
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told about 10 000 Christian Democrats in Berlin that the West must not ease pressure after Khrushchev backed down in Cuba. He warned there is no proof of a Soviet mind change and said West German troops would defend Berlin if the USSR uses force to settle the city dispute.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democrats
Deutschland Hall
West Berlin
West
Bay Village investigates finding of woman’s body
The Cuyahoga County coroner said Mrs. Jaylene Nobes, 43, died of drowning with head and brain injuries and a broken wrist. Tests continue to determine accidental death timing, while Bay Village police search the hillside behind the Nobles residence for missing clothing. Police Chief Jay Hubach noted an accidental death appearance but did not rule out violence.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Jaylene Nobes
Lake Erie
Bay Village
Samuel Gerber
New Hocking Hospital Trustees Are Named
Board of Hocking County Hospital trustees appointed by the county commissioners and judges select Barton A. Hall Howard Blum Robert Keynes Sr Arthur Gasser Earl Elberfeld all of Logan and Velva Brashares of Gibisonville to supervise construction and equipment for the new facility.
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Logan
Hocking County Hospital
Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Rhea Bangert Brown
Barton A. Hall
Howard Blum
Robert Keynes, Sr
Arthur Gasser
Earl Elberfeld
Velva Brashares
Gibisonville
De Gaulle to pay final respects to Coty in Le Havre
President Charles de Gaulle will attend the funeral rites for Rene Coty former French president who helped restore De Gaulle to power Coty died Thursday at age 80 from heart complications after influenza in Le Havre France The last Fourth Republic president passed away at 80
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LE Havre
France
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Coty
de Gaulle
Coty
Fourth Republic
Nine Horses Die In Fire At Churchill Downs Barn
Fire swept a Churchill Downs barn killing nine of the 18 yearling quarter horses. The trainer and his family escaped unharmed as the blaze threatened the facility. Owner J. Graham Brown did not estimate losses but the collection included a yearling sired by 1948 Derby winner Citation. Also reported Wilmington news notes Air Force reservists preparing for civilian release after Cuban crisis duty at Clinton County Base.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
J. Graham Brown
Citation
Wilmington
Air Force
Clinton County Air Force Base
India Increases Troops as Cease-fire Looms
India rushes fresh troops to the Himalayas while awaiting the nine day cease-fire. China consolidates gains from 32 days of undeclared war and may pull back on December 1. U.S. arms and British weapons arrive for India as a squadron of C130 transports begins assisting troop movement with U.S. crews.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayas
Red China
Nehru
Peking
Ladakh
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Reuther Jeered By Japanese in Kyoto
In Kyoto Walter P. Reuther of the AFL-CIO received jeers from pro Communist unionists as his UAW party toured the city. About 70 unionists surrounded his car for 10 minutes with cries of go home capital spy. No violence or arrests occurred. Also, Irving P. Bacon, 86, longtime Ford artist and cartoonist, died in El Cajon California.
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Kyoto
Japan
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
United Auto Workers
EL Cajon
Calif
Irving P. Bacon
Henry Ford
Bacon
Detroit News Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Italians and British ban drugs over birth deformities
Italy bans preludin and similar drugs after a British Medical Journal report linked them to deformities in newborns. A British general practitioners spokesman warned other drugs may cause birth defects and urged caution while awaiting more evidence.
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London
Italy
British Medical Journal
British College of General Practitioners
United States
Frank Lyman
Geigy Pharmaceuticals
New York
Christmas Shopping Edition Preview in Sunday Messenger
Gift shoppers are urged to watch the Sunday Messenger for the Christmas Shopping Edition. Thirty six writers toured area towns and stores to report new and smart gift ideas in a sparkling guide. The issue aims to help fill Christmas lists with up to date recommendations.
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Sunday Messenger
U.S. and Soviet Discuss Cuba Crisis Resolution
United States and Soviet officials weigh a joint declaration to end the Cuban crisis. Washington balks at discussing Cuban troop withdrawal from Guantanamo and U Thant would oversee UN verification with all three parties. The proposal echoes Khrushchev and Kennedy letters from late October.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
U.N
Walker Found Competent to Stand Trial in U S Seditious Case
U S District Judge Claude F Clayton ruled Edwin A Walker mentally competent to face federal charges of seditious conspiracy and inciting an insurrection. The decision followed a two day hearing and a Dallas mental test plus in court observation. No trial date is set. Walker was arrested Oct. 1 for actions during rioting at the University of Mississippi.
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Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
Claude F Clayton
Dallas
Tex
Walker
Clayton
University of Mississippi
Plane Crash Kills 18 on Portuguese Military Flight
A Portuguese military transport plane exploded and crashed minutes after takeoff from Saint Thomas Island killing 18 of 32 aboard. Among the dead were five Lisbon show girls returning from entertaining Portuguese troops in Angola. The Lusitania agency cites eyewitnesses noting a violent explosion and flames at the airport.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Saint Thomas
Lusitania
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Meigs County appoints eight to hospital commission
Meigs County Commissioners named eight new members to the Meigs County Hospital Commission at a special meeting led by Bernard Fultz. The move aims to broaden public representation and resolve questions about admitting osteopaths to Meigs Memorial Hospital staff amid a doctor osteopaths dispute.
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Meigs Hospital
Bob Hoeflich
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Meigs County Hospital Commission
Bernard Fultz
Fultz
Kenneth McElhinney
Avery Nelson
Don Mullen
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Sioners
Board of County Commissioners
Meigs Memorial Hospital Corp
Hospital
Meigs Mem
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Cuban Families Committee For Liberation of Prisoners of War
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Emmet Shuler
Ray R. Pickens
D. D. Middleport
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Hugh Custer
Thomas D. Crow, Jr
Russell Cullums
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