Georgia U to Readmit 2 Negroes
Georgia University faces tension as two Atlanta students, Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, are ordered readmitted by a federal judge after rioting threats. Gov. Vandiver pledges force if needed to prevent violence while authorities warn tinder-box conditions exist. Judge Bootle lifts suspensions and orders no expulsion before Jan. 16, enabling return to classes.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton FE. Holmes
Atlanta
Macon
W. A. Bootle
Bootle
Hunter
Holmes
Kennedy appoints ex governors to posts in new administration
President elect John F. Kennedy named George Docking of Kansas to the Export-Import Bank board and Herschell Loveless of Iowa to the Federal Renegotiation Board at 20 000 a year. Elvis Stahr Jr. reportedly eyed as secretary of the Army. Kennedy met with Lyndon Johnson at his Atlantic shore home during the announcements.
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John F. Kennedy
George Docking
Kansas
Export-Import Bank
Herschell Loveless
Iowa
Kennedy
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
West Virginia University
Docking
Loveless
Atlantic Shore
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Advisory Council
U.S Senate
Texan
Space Committee
Eisenhower Administration
Lyle S. Garlock
Air Force
James H. Wakelin
Navy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Mysterious Soviet Rocket Detected Near Pacific
U S scientists and the Air Force tracked a Soviet fired object moving toward the Pacific from Kamchatka. Ships Sibir Chukota and Sakhalin were observed en route to an impact area about 1,000 miles southwest of Hawaii, with no warning issued this time.
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Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Shemya Island
Alaska
Hawaii
Kamchatka Peninsula
Sibir
Chukota
Sakhalin
Midway Island
Pacific
Sheyma Island
Navy
Midway
Russia
U S Bars Holding of Gold Abroad
President Eisenhower signed an order barring U S citizens and firms overseas from holding gold or gold securities deposited abroad to curb the drain on U S gold reserves. American holders were given until June 1 1961 to dispose of their overseas holdings.
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Washington
United States
U.S
White House
Eisenhower
Two Children Die In Tennessee House Fire
A fire in Knoxville, Tennessee killed two children, Steve aged 2 and Tamela 8 months, with three other children and two babysitters escaping. Police investigated possible arson as a factor.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Steve
Tamela
Sinatra Lawford gala to raise funds for 1961 campaign
Frank Sinatra and Peter Lawford plan an all star gala on January 19 drawing top names from Australia and Broadway. Ella Fitzgerald will perform from Australia tour while Ethel Merman Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn join a patriotic, politically charged event. Tickets cost 100 dollars and boxes 1000 dollars. The affair aims to help pay off Democratic campaign debt.
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Washington
Frank Sinatra
Peter Lawford
Australia
Ella Fitzgerald
Sinatra
Frankie
Ethel Merman
Sir Laurence Olivier
Anthony Quinn
Lawford
John F. Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
California
Ed Pauley
America
Kennedy taps seven cabinet picks with Senate OKs
President-elect John F Kennedy wins Senate approval for seven cabinet hopefuls as hearings continue for six more. J Edward Day Robert S McNamara and Luther Hodges face further questions on policy while Chester Bowles and Robert C Weaver draw scrutiny over China and housing.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Senate
J. Edward Day
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Luther H. Hodges
McNamara
Pentagon
Kennedy
Len Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Congress
Hodges
Chester Bowles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bowles
Robert C. Weaver
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Weaver
NAACP
Unemployment Reach Highest December Since 1949
Minnesota's total unemployed in December reached 94 600 the highest for that month since 1949. Frank T Star key employment security commissioner reported Friday.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Frank T. Starkey
Four children born to Framingham mother in 11 months
Framingham Union Hospital disclosed Mrs Warren E Garron gave birth to four children in 11 months. She had twin boys on February 12 and twin girls last Wednesday. The Garrons also have a 3 year old daughter. Garron manages a Framingham taxi company.
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Framingham, Mass
Framingham Union Hospital
Warren E. Garron
Garron
Garrons
Framingham Taxi
Seven teens killed in Roseville head on crash
In Roseville Minnesota seven teens died early today in a head on crash on Highway 36 near Highway 49. Four boys and a girl from St Paul Central High School were returning from a surprise party. three others from a Minnesota hockey game group died later at hospital. Witnesses described one car traveling at a hundred or better before the collision.
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St, Paul
Roseville
St. Paul
Battlefield
University of Minnesota
Thomas Irish
Larry W. Dexter
Michael Olsem
Ronald Crawford
St. Paul Central High School
Michael T. Swifka
Cynthia Comstock
Guy H. Marshall
Marshall
Ancher Hospital
Norman Lepp
Calgary
Allta
George Friesen
Sepp
Swifka
Judy Kallman
U.S. Hopes for Laos Civil War Solution
U.S. officials in Washington seek a face saving diplomatic formula to halt the Laos conflict as the Eisenhower era ends. Prospects hinge on Soviet and Chinese actions and potential international control, with Cambodia proposed talks and airlifted Soviet supplies a key danger to US aims.
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U.S
Laos
Washington
Kennedy
Cambodia
State Department
Poland
India
Canada
United States
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Soviet Union
Savanna Phouma
Minnesota Lawmakers Renew Battle Over Withholding
Minnesota legislators moved to implement a state income tax withholding system in the 1961 session. Rep. D D Wozniak announced a hearing and a vote set for the following week, while conservatives opposed forgiveness for rental and investment incomes. A separate push seeks a constitutional amendment to raise the state debt limit to fund building and a DC representation ratification measure moves toward final House action.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
D. D. Wozniak
House Tax Committee
House
Stanley Holmquist
Grove City
State Supreme Court
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
District of Columbia
Lumumba Guarded Again After Brief Release in Congo Turmoil
United Nations reports Patrice Lumumba back under guard after a brief freedom during a Friday mutiny at Thysville army camp. Kasavubu and Mobutu reportedly arrested then released. Round-table talks on unity planned for January 25, with expectations Lumumba must be involved for any settlement.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Thysville
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Family of 6 Dies in Ohio House Blaze
In Youngstown area a fire killed Henry Palen 42 his wife Rose 39 and their four children Michael 14 Deborah 8 Jerry 5 and Carol Ann 2. The gutted apartment was in Campbell with the family set to move into a new home Monday. The blaze started in the kitchen and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. An adjacent family escaped with injuries.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Here
Henry Palen
Rose
Michael
Deborah
Jerry
Carol Ann
Palen
Campbell
Youngstown
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