Kennedy NSC chatter fuels probe into secrets
The Washington Star hints at using the FBI to identify sources behind a Saturday Evening Post tale about Kennedy era NSC discussions on Cuba last October. The Post account and an inter-office CIA memo sparked questions about who spoke for or against a blockade and Adlai Stevenson’s role, prompting White House statements and Stevenson’s denial of swapping missile bases.
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Andersen urges quick repass of 29 million state building bill
Governor Elmer L. Andersen asks Minnesota legislators to repass the $29 million state building bill enacted in 1961. He states bond attorneys questioned the legality of building securities due to state conditions in letters to individual lawmakers ahead of the January 8 session.
Debt limit status clarified in Minnesota amendment discussion
Austin Herald reports that the debt limit in effect when amendments were approved was removed by Amendment No. 2 on Nov. 6. Reenactment of the 1961 legislation would remove any remaining doubts, Andersen explains.
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Viscount Eli bank, 83, noted author and soldier dies
Viscount Eli bank, 83, a noted author, soldier, and liberal politician, died Wednesday in London AP reports.
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North Dakota Man Killed in Car Collision Near Norwich
Donald Boyko, 31, Granville, died when his car struck another at a junction near Norwich, North Dakota. John Hagan, 53, Deering, suffered fractured ribs and chest injuries and was listed in fair condition.
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Editor Danforth Dies at 70 in Atlanta
Edward Friend Danforth longtime sports editor of the Atlanta Journal died at age 70 after retirement in 1957. Born in Hopkinsville Kentucky he began his career on the Daily Kentucky New Era while a student.
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Elevators Replace 40,000 NYC Operators in 15 Years
The report notes that automatic elevators have displaced about 40,000 operators in New York City over the past fifteen years. It highlights how automation shifts labor in urban transit and building maintenance sectors.
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