Nixon and Scranton discuss politics in Harrisburg
Former Vice President Richard Nixon visited Harrisburg to talk politics with Dwight D. Eisenhower and discussed international affairs. He reiterated he does not plan to run for the GOP nomination next year and noted Gov. William Scranton is a prominent potential candidate. Eisenhower commented on Henry Cabot Lodge without confirming any action.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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John F. Kennedy
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Lodge
Cambodia Recalls Its Ambassador After U S Protest
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced Cambodia would recall its ambassador to Washington after U S protests over a government communiqué. The communiqué allegedly welcomed Kennedy's death and that of Ngo Dinh Diem, with the government denying any reference to Kennedy. Sihanouk cited U S pressure and threats as the reason for the recall while Cambodia observed three days of mourning for Kennedy.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Washington
U.S
United States
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
State Department
Sihanouk
Takeo
Philip Sprouse
Norodom Kantol
Burglar Steals Patrol Wagon While Officers Seek Burglar
Philadelphia officers James Curley and James Harkins chased a burglar in a pharmacy missed their patrol wagon. The thief used a wire to start the ignition and drove off. The missing wagon was recovered several hours later. In New York Diamond Match Co. produced 6.5 billion sticks last year including ice cream and coffee stirring sticks.
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James Harkins
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Harkins
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Diamond Match Co
Stateless War Criminal Released After 16 Years in Prison
A war crimes convict known as Tomaya The Meatball Kawakita was released from a Tacoma prison after a 16 year sentence. He had been held for crimes during the war and left for Japan after serving time.
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Japan
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
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Cardinal Spellman to Celebrate Christmas at South Pole
Francis Cardinal Spellman, New York’s archbishop, will conduct midnight Mass on Christmas Eve at Amundsen Scott Station and hold Christmas services at McMurdo and Byrd stations after crossing the International Date Line. He will spend Christmas Day at Byrd station.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
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McMurdo Sound
McMurdo
Byrd Station
Voters Speak on Widespread Vote Buying in Carroll County
A Carroll County grand jury reported broad vote buying in the county and indicted Carrollton councilman Jack Mathis for paying $5 to secure a vote in the April 2, 1963 city election. The jury noted no party policy and warned the practice erodes trust in elections. Carroll County lies about 70 miles northeast of Kansas City.
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Carrol County
Arthur W. Rogers
Jack Mathis
Marvin Lentz
David Thomas
Mathis
Lentz
Carroll County
Missouri
Kansas City
Senate Leadership Will Stay as Humphrey Predicts
Sen Hubert Humphrey predicts no changes in Senate Democratic leadership in the new session with Mike Mansfield remaining Democratic leader and Johnson set to work closely with current leaders. He and Sen Mansfield dismiss rumors that Carl Hayden would resign and that Mansfield would be elevated.
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Minnesota
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Carl Hayden
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Britain and Khrushchev Open Talks on East West Ties
London officials disclose a bid by Prime Minister Douglas-Home for direct dialogue with Soviet leaders akin to talks with Kennedy. Khrushchev and Douglas-Home are reportedly in direct contact via Envoy Soldatov, with Gromyko awaiting reply.
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John F. Kennedy
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Khrushchev
Douglas- Home
Douglas-Home
Alexander Soldatov
Berlin
R. A. Butler
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soldatov
Gromyko
Kennedy
South Korean President Forms New Cabinet
President-elect Chung Hee Park formed a new Cabinet to strengthen ties with the United States and Western Allies. Premier Dr. Choi Doo sun, a Western-educated former newspaper publisher, will lead the administration with Chung Il kwon as foreign minister and Kim Yong shik to handle foreign affairs. The Cabinet takes office Tuesday as Park ends military rule and becomes president.
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Korea
Chung Hee Park
United States
Choi Doo-sun
Park
Chung Ilkwon
Kim Yong-shik
Chung
Washington
Huh Chung
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