US Critic Nehru On Laos Arms Aid Sparks Debate
The United States criticized Indian Prime Minister Nehru for condemning arms deliveries to Laos, saying US assistance to the Royal Laos government since 1955 remains lawful. The State Department warning contrasted Soviet clandestine arms to rebel forces with US aid, accusing Moscow of backing pro Communist forces aiming to overthrow Laos' government.
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Detective Accused of Stealing Christmas Tree
Chicago detective Kenneth Anderson faced accusations after a tree theft incident. Martin Hansen of Three Rivers Wisconsin claimed Anderson paid 10 dollars for a 15 dollar flocked scotch pine and forced him at gunpoint to load the tree into a police squad car. Hansen said Anderson insisted another tree had been substituted.
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Martin Hansen
Three Rivers
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Socialists Back De Gaulle On Algeria
Paris reports the French Socialist party endorsed President De Gaulle's Algeria policy by voting yes in the January 8 referendum. The party split only slightly as Guy Mollet rallied most to backing, supporting provisional autonomous institutions in Algeria pending self determinations after fighting ends. A separate report notes a suspected weapons plane bound for Algeria was downed, later found destined for South America.
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Guy Mollet
America
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Pope urges leaders to act with truth amid dangers
Vatican broadcast of Pope John XXIII Christmas message calls world rulers to speak and act truthfully amid general danger. He urges media to dedicate themselves to truth and warns of a counter dialogue to the Ten Commandments. The pope emphasizes peace, spiritual victory through Jesus Christ, and a series of Mass ceremonies in the Vatican.
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State House Library Named For Fingold
The Massachusetts State House library was renamed The George Fingold Memorial Library in memory of the late attorney general. More than 150 people attended a Thursday afternoon dedication with Fingold’s widow Mrs Ethelyn Fingold Gov Furcolo and Gov elect John A Volpe present.
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UPI
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Furcolo
John A. Volpe
US reviews Israel stance on peaceful nuclear program
Washington weighs Israel assurances on a Negev reactor to be used solely for peaceful science and worries persist about plutonium byproduct. Officials hope Arab governments accept the assurances while the United States pledges to keep atomic energy programs peaceful worldwide.
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U.S. Universities to Offer African Student Scholarships
A group of 24 American colleges will award limited four year scholarships to East and Central African students. The program starts on an experimental basis with Nigerian scholars already brought to the United States. More universities will join, and the Nigerian program will continue next year. The East and Central Africa program will expand if the 1961 experiment succeeds.
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Ticket Requests For Inaugural To Be Received
Boston UPI states Democratic Chairman John M. Lynch announced temporary headquarters to process inaugural event ticket requests for President elect John F. Kennedy. A price list shows $25 for the Jan 20 inaugural ball in Washington, by invitation only, with parade seats $3 to $25 and Constitution Hall concert $5 to $125. A reception and buffet for Vice President elect and Mrs Lyndon B Johnson costs $5 per person at the Statler Hilton on Jan 18.
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New Violence Expected in Latin America
Montevideo officials and diplomats warn of a new wave of strikes and violence in Latin America linked to a meeting of Communist union leaders and agitators from Cuba Argentina Brazil Uruguay Peru Colombia Bolivia Chile Ecuador East German and Italian delegates present. A Montevideo police chief labeled the gathering a Communist conference of foreign agitators citing Red agents among attendees and a final communique promising a determined fight against American imperialism.
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John Daly Marries Virginia Warren in San Francisco
Broadcaster John Daly and Virginia Warren daughter of Chief Justice Earl Warren wed before about 2,000 guests in a candlelight ceremony in San Francisco. Daly, 46, nervously spoke at times while Chief Justice Warren gave his daughter away. The couple then flew to Hawaii for their honeymoon, with Daly’s uncle Herbert Cockshaw as best man.
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