Communists Gain in Laos Stir Cold War Tactics
A fragmentary AP appraisal notes Laos as a pivotal Cold War flashpoint. It cites Communist gains in Laos and U S weakness as rival blocs back North Vietnam and China while fearing Western support could draw Laos into broader conflict. The piece highlights limited U S aid totaling 320 million over three years and cautious official stances toward neutrality.
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Japan
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Laos
Viet Nam
United States
China
North Viet Nam
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Wrong death notices hit Tampa mother and daughter
A hospital mix up in Tampa led Eva Hicks and her daughter Mrs. Gilbert McCormick to be told each had died from a car crash. Hours later the hospital admitted the error and confirmed both were alive. The mistaken identity involved a third woman not yet identified by authorities.
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Fla
APJ
Tampa General Hospital
Eva Hicks
Tampaland
Gilbert McCormick
Braderton
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Mrs. McCormick
TV Variety Highlights Weekend Programs
Cynthia Lowry reports weekend TV highlights with NBC from New York listing features on Sunday. CBS presents a special with Art Carney and Alice Ghostley while Christopher Plummer stars in a production.
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Los AV
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Art Carney
Alice Ghostley
Christopher Plummer
Mrs Daniel Maintains Quiet Home For Husband
Mrs Price Daniel describes balancing life as first lady with four children and public duties. She aims for a peaceful home atmosphere for Governor Daniel, entertains in the mornings, and attends legislature sessions without giving speeches. The Daniels face a busy political year and long tenure.
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Crude Oil Supply Fails to Dampen Gains in Production
Houston based report notes world crude surplus slowed Middle East output but not its gains. U S production rose after canal disruption with domestic output peaking near 7.18 million barrels daily while Middle East output surpassed one million barrels daily in several countries led by Iran.
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Middle East
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Western Europe
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Oklahoma House Moves to Speed State Income Tax Payments
Oklahoma City AP report says the Oklahoma House of Representatives approved a bill to hasten payment of all 196 state income taxes. The measure moves to the Senate amid concerns over a surplus used to fund common schools and colleges, with officials citing funding needs for the current year.
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Wall Street Finds Encouraging Profit Outlook in Reports
Wall Street reports indicate several corporations foresee higher orders and production in 1960, with profits improving toward year end. Utilities and communications stocks show resilience as investors weigh guidance amid ongoing market volatility.
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Arcong
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Kennedy selects Stevenson's firm men for top posts
The article notes John F Kennedy tapping three Stevenson's longtime associates for key roles: Nelson as UN ambassador, Newton Minow as FCC chairman, and W. Willard Wirtz as undersecretary of labor. It discusses possible further picks and Kennedy’s perceived debt to Stevenson’s liberal circle.
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Nenson
United Nations
Newton W Minow
Foeral Communications Command
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Senators Debate Inaugural Wear For Voters
Washington AP report notes a GOP conference weighing formal attire for the inauguration. Senator Everett Dirksen defends voters being free to choose, while Senator George Aiken recalls past top hats and formal wear. Most Republicans favor business suits for Kennedy’s inauguration as a symbolic shift from coronation to ceremony.
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Illinois
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George TD. Aiken
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Market Increase Seen For Modern Art Paintings
In Oklahoma City the Southwest art boom shows at the State Fair with livestock shows and a major exhibition. Works range from provocative nudes to landscape pieces by Roger Waichans and others, with prices from 19 to 590, drawing buyers from New York and California while locals debate the cultural impact and market optimism.
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Okahoma State Fair
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Four Lawyers Added To Texas Senate's 31 Club
Four UT Law graduates joined Texas Senate as new 31 Club members. Among them are Sens. Galloway, Creighton, Roberts, Schwartz, and Patman, with ties to Tyler, Ganado, Galveston, and McKinney. The group boosts the Democratic roster as Lt. Gov. vacancy looms and scrutiny grows over potential federal judgeships. Roberts, challenging for majority influence, may steer joint tax and spending committees.
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Wiliam Pat A. K.babe
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