U S Hints Troop Cuts In NATO Plan
Secretary of State Herter told NATO ministers the United States may pull troops from Europe and strengthen alliance nuclear capability as compensation. He proposed five Polaris submarine missiles by end of 1963 and calls for 100 more missiles funded by allies, totaling 200 by 1984.
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Christian A. Herter
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Selassie Returns to Eretria After Revolt Crushed
Emperor Haile Selassie lands in Asmara amid cheers after rebels overturning his regime in Addis Ababa are reported crushed. Crown Prince Wassan acted as mouthpiece before flight to Sudan and Brazil. Selassie questions foreign involvement.
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Africa
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Ibrahim Abboud
Robin National Bird Debate Sparks Imperial Palace Discourse
A garbled report describes Britons, an emperor, and loyal troops amid a uproar over a national bird symbol. It mentions the robin redbreast in connection with imperial symbolism, Addis Ababa airfield, and a fictive loyal army, outlining tensions about the national emblem.
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Independent High School Basketball Scores Summary
Dalton 59 over Bennington 69 in Vermont. Adama 69 beat West Held 43. Southern Berkshire League results include Lee 49 over Mount Everett 33 and Searles 64 over Williams 49. NBA scores show St. Louis 112 over Philadelphia 17 and New York 108 over Detroit 104. Cincinnati 130 over Los Angeles 16. College Williams 108 defeated Brandeis 69.
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Kennedy Starts Precedent In Choice of His Brother
President elect John F Kennedy flies to Florida after naming his brother Robert 35 as attorney general and Douglas Dillon 31 now under secretary of state to be secretary of the treasury leaving postmaster general as the only cabinet slot. Day favored for treasury and Whizzer White named deputy attorney general with Anslinger to stay on. Rogers sends congratulations and pledges cooperation.
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Whizzer) White
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Navy
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University of Colorado
Harry J. Anslinger
U.S
Leftists Ousted From Vientiane as Capital Is Liberated
AP reports pro Western forces under Gen. Phoumi Nosavan drove leftist Communist defenders from Vientiane after a 76 hour battle. Premier Prince Boun Oum entered the city to announce liberation as bombardment left many buildings burning and paratrooper Kong Le forces reportedly retreated toward the jungle.
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Jet crash over New York City kills 134 in disaster
Two airliners collided above New York causing 134 deaths, the worst aviation disaster. A lone boy survived the wreckage while fires engulfed a Brooklyn neighborhood and debris rained into Staten Island. Rescue efforts faced freezing conditions and nightfall as authorities reviewed air traffic records for clues.
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Edward P. Cavanagh Jr
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