Kennedy Opens Domestic Program Drive With Congressional Leaders
President Kennedy prepares to push medical care for the elderly tax incentives for industry and tariff reductions as he meets with House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills and other congressional leaders. He plans talks in Columbus and Washington with later focus on preparedness and State of the Union plans.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
White House
Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Clay
U.S
West Berlin
Joseph P. Kennedy
Substantial Boost In Ski Business Forecast In Vermont
AP reports Vermont ski industry is expected to grow this season with at least 31 million dollars spent by skiers in the state. Commissioner Roland Vautour credits improved snow conditions during holidays and intensified promotional efforts for winter resorts as key factors in the surge.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Roland Vautour
The
Vermont Development
Vautour
Poll Names Jacqueline Kennedy World's First Lady of Fashion
America's First Lady is the 1961 best dressed leader in a New York Couture Group poll of about 2000 experts. Princess Lee Radziwill and Mrs. Charles Wrightsman also make the 12 member list. Audrey Hepburn joins the Fashion Hall of Fame. Gallant names include Loel Guinness and other notable society figures.
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New York
America
Palm Beach
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York Couture Group, Inc
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Charles Wrightsman
Fashion Hall of Fame
Norman K. Winston
Paris
Audrey Hepburn
John F. Kennedy Jr
President Kennedy
Nehru
U. S
Katanga Assembly Opens Closed Sessions on Pact
Katanga's legislative body moves to secret sessions to review the Kitona pact with Congo's central government. President Tshombe objects to two provisions, including Katanga's provisional constitutional status and UN ceasefire terms. Delegates meet with Leopoldville officials to discuss constitutional revision.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Kitona
U.N
Leopoldville
Fire damages Cold Regions Lab in Granite State
Fire at the Army Cold Regions Engineering Laboratory in Hanover New Hampshire could cost 300000 to 350000 with total loss delaying completion by at least two months Investigators from the U S Army Engineers office in Waltham Massachusetts were sent to assess the damage The two story building housed refrigeration equipment on the second floor with insulation damaged and tar and other materials burned None of the polar ice samples were in the lab at the time of the blaze
Korth Becomes Civilian Boss of U S Navy
Fred Korth, 52, Texan and former assistant secretary of the army, was sworn in as secretary of the navy in a ceremony attended by Defense Secretary McNamara, Congressional leaders and military chiefs. McNamara praised Korth as an experienced public servant.
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Washington
Fred Korth
Texan
Army
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Military High Command
Congress
McNamara
Korth
Defense Department
Harry S. Truman
U S Experts Claim Lead In ICBM Development
U S space agency publicizes Apollo spacecraft drawings to show moon mission concept and three man crew layout. Langley tests favored side by side seating. Saturn booster to launch Apollo. North American Aviation earns $400 million to build craft under NASA direction from Houston center.
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Washington
Space Agency
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
Moon
Earth
Langley Field
North American Aviation Inc
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Saturn
New Downtown Restaurant Planned by Local Partners
James Mouroutsos and James Rallis unveil a cooperative venture to open a 30 by 100 foot restaurant on the former Fruitland and Jennie Yett Shop site. The English rustic interior will feature a dining area lounge and air conditioning with modern kitchen facilities. Gerald Morrissey Inc. builds the project set for completion sometime in May in Bennington's downtown district.
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James Mouroutsos
James Rallis
Fruitland and
Jennie Yett
Bennington
Sudden Cold Wave Hits New England With Subzero Temps
The coldest winter weather yet drove readings to 17 below in Newport Vermont and 11 below in St Johnsbury as arctic air held the region. Officials warned of light snow and a mix of snow freezing rain and sleet tonight and Saturday, creating dangerous driving conditions coast to inland areas.
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Boston
New England
Arctic
Air
U.S. Weather Bureau
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Maine
Caribou
Old Town
Houston
Millinocket
Rumford
Augusta
Bangor
Portland
Vermont
Montpelier
Burlington
New Hampshire
Lebanon
Pittsfield
Worcester
Mass
Quonset Point
Providence
R.L
Hartford
Bridgeport
Conn
Weather Bureau
Four Young Men Held in Murders Of 2 Storemen
Four youths face murder charges in the shootings of Jamaica Plain druggist Harry Cohen 52 and Somerville man Owen Lawson 57. Police say Roy Blampye 20 admitted firing the fatal shots at the Jamaica Plain drugstore and Lawson was killed during a daytime holdup in his apartment. a fifth suspect is being sought.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Somerville
John McCarthy
East Boston
Roy E. Blampye
Everett
William Hayes
Charlestown
Russell Crowell
John Barry
Blampye
Harry Cohen
Owen J. Lawson
Lawson
Cohen
Burlington Policemen Admit Nighttime Burglaries
Two Burlington policemen, John R. Adams and John J. Malloy, were sentenced to four to six years in state prison after pleading guilty to burglary at the Above Par restaurant on December 21 while on duty. Prosecutors said they signed statements implicating themselves in eight or nine similar offenses. Judge Edward Costello condemned the breach of public trust as the pair resigned. Malloy said the $1,000 loot was split for thrills, while Adams cited a need for money.
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Burlington
John R. Adams
John J. Malloy
John J. Boylan
Edward Costello
Adams and Malloy
Malloy
Adams
Missiles Race: U S Edges Soviets in ICBM Readiness
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union will lag the United States by about six months in fielding an advanced ICBM. First solid fuel Minuteman due this summer, with 45 Atlas liquid fuel missiles already emplaced. US submarines with Polaris missiles rise to nine by year end. budget boosts to 800 missiles likely.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Minutemen
Merrow Attacks Kennedy Policy on Cuba Berlin Nuclear Test
Rep. Chester E. Merrow criticizes Kennedy administration foreign policy before a University of New Hampshire audience. He cites Cuba's loss to communism, the Berlin Wall, and halted atmospheric nuclear testing as proof of U S weakness and says talks should end until Russia shows action. He hints at a possible Senate bid without timing details.
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Durham
N. H
Chester E. Merrow
R-Nh
Washington
Kremlin
University of New Hampshire
Merrow
Cuba
Berlin
United States
U. S. Senate
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Carl Albert
John McCormack
D-Mass
House of Representatives
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McCormack
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Loel Guiness
Stanislas Radziwill
London
Queen Sirikit
Thailand
Signora Gianni Agnelli
Turin
Italy
David Bruce
Britain
Herve Alphand
Princess Alexandra of Kent
John Barry Ryan III
Signora Uberto Agnelli
Signora
Gianni Agnelli
Guiness
Miss Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Winston
Hall of Fame
Assembly
United Nations
Granite State
U.S. Navy
Gerald E. Morrissey, Inc
Alvin York
Tennessee
Pall Mall
Tenn
Mary Elizabeth York
Women’s Air Force
BR. G. Brown
Sgt. York
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