Hawaii In uncert Kennedy is certified winner
The AP and UPI report Kennedy is certified winner as 50 state tally reaches 306 to 219 with Nixon at 219. Hawaii votes in flux after partial recount shifts to Kennedy by 81. full recount ordered. Electors meet in capitals to cast ballots. Congress to count votes Jan 6. Nixon to announce outcome as presiding officer.
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Graham urges prayers for Kennedy as nation prays
Washington UPI Billy Graham urged Protestants to pray for President-elect John F Kennedy who is Catholic. He met with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon noting the election showed less religious bigotry than some claimed.
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Pittsfield pays taxes and fees for Machusetta venture
Pittsfield officials announce payment of general taxes and class cents related to a local Machusetta project. The move clarifies funding status and solidifies municipal support for the venture and its fiscal obligations.
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Supreme Court backs compulsory testimony in narcotics cases
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that witnesses may be compelled to testify if granted immunity from prosecution, protecting against state and federal charges. Justice Brennan wrote the majority. Justice Black dissented, joined by Chief Justice Warren. The decision centers on Giacomo Reina's case after his 1958 grand jury refusal while serving a federal sentence.
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Review Denied On Radio TV Deal
Washington AP Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. was denied a Supreme Court review of its fight against NBC radio and television station exchange in Philadelphia for RKO General stations in Boston. Westinghouse argued the exchange would adversely affect WBZ TV Boston and its NBC network affiliation dating from 1949 as part of a complex package deal.
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Crash Post Mortem: Jet Off Course By 11 Miles
United Airlines DC 8 veered from its holding pattern above New York and crashed in Brooklyn while a TWA Constellation fell on Staten Island. An air safety expert suggested a transistor radio could have caused navigation indicators to misread, though this remained a theory. The investigation noted one navigation receiver was out of service and radar warnings to the TWA pilot preceded the collision.
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Trail of Destruction Behind Him Devote Driver Involved
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Hetler rushed to a Mansfield scene after a car plowed through a front yard struck a parked vehicle and hit a brick house corner. The driver, who admitted drinking, could only say he did not know how he arrived.
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Merger of Blips Crashes Two Airliners in Brooklyn and Staten Island
A United Airlines jet and a Trans World Airlines Constellation collided after merging blips on a radar screen. The United jet struck near Brooklyn while the TWA plane crashed on Staten Island. At least 134 people died, and public hearings are set to begin in Brooklyn on January 4.
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Conn. Tobacco Farms Face New Job Losses
Connecticut tobacco growers brace for impact as Consolidated Cigar Corp. says it will buy no broadleaf tobacco this year. Large stocks remain unsold as prices fall below production costs. Growers may shift to processed tobacco binders or transfer remaining crop to the Connecticut-Massachusetts Tobacco Cooperative, which expects to take a majority of the harvest.
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U N Resignation Shocks United Nations Staff
The White House on Monday announced the resignation of James Bates deputy U S representative to the United Nations effective when the Kennedy administration takes over.
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Rambler's New Crusade Seeks Customer Progress Sharing
Rambler proposes a four month program offering customers a share of cost reductions from increased sales December 1960 to March 1961. The plan aims to boost sales of Rambler and Metropolitan models through government savings bonds and exclusive double-free incentives, while stressing consumer equity and national economic benefit.
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