Caroline Kennedy interrupts news conference at home
Palm Beach report says Caroline Kennedy, age 3, wandered into a joint news conference by John F. Kennedy and Sen. J. William Fulbright, wearing pink pajamas and blue bathrobe. She wore high heels briefly, prompting laughter as the president-elect calmly resumed discussion of grave problems.
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John F. Kennedy
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Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy Ocean-Front
Daddy
Blue Feather Council Elects New Pocahontas Officers
The Blue Feather council Degree of Pocahontas elected new officers last night led by Cecile Jacques Wenonah as Pocahontas Pauline Simms prophetess Ida Simoneau keeper of records Alice Genthner collector of wampum Clara Demers keeper of wampum Josephine Burba trustee and Sylvia Smart. Gifts were exchanged and attendees headed to the Wonderbar teak House for luncheon. The next meeting is January 26 to install the new officers.
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Pocahontas
Cecile Jacques
Wenonah
Pauline Simms
Ida Simoneau
Alice Genthner
Wampum
Clara Demers
Josephine Burba
Sylvia Smart
Roscoe Ates to Wed Beatrice Martinez in Las Vegas
Roscoe Ates the veteran actor has taken out a marriage license in Las Vegas. The 65 year old widower plans to wed Beatrice Martinez a 26 year old divorcee in the Nevada casino city.
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Roscoe Ates
Las Vegas
Nev
Beatrice Martinez
Ates
Traveling Hit By Light Storm
Hazardous driving conditions and several canceled flights marked a Maine storm that dropped up to three inches of powdery snow. Few minor accidents were reported as ice patches formed on highways, with Northeast Airlines canceling flights at 4 45 p m and resuming the next morning. The Weather Bureau forecasts milder conditions today and Saturday with a chance of light snow on Sunday.
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Portland
Maine
Northeast Airlines
U. S. Weather Bureau
Industrial Outlook In Maine Rosy
Augusta AP reports Maine saw 25 new industries and 25 expansions creating 2,315 jobs in 1960, boosting payroll by 8.566 million dollars. Raytheon Lewiston plant with 2,000 workers starts in 1961, and industrial interest rose. Maine promotes winter sports with eight ski areas and another opening in Mars Hill.
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Augusta
Maine
Department of Economic Development
Lloyd K. Allen
Allen
Raytheon
Lewiston
Mars Hill
Injunction Granted To Halt Eviction Of Sharecroppers
The U S 6th Circuit Court of Appeals granted a temporary injunction preventing eviction of 300 Negro sharecroppers in Haywood County Tennessee who registered to vote in 1960 The court warned the decision does not decide whether the 1957 Civil Rights Act can force private landowners to enter contracts to farm their land The ruling allows legitimate actions by landowners while preserving voting rights for Negroes and paves a possible future injunction in Fayette County The separate action seeks to compel Judge Marion S Boyd of Memphis to act in a similar case involving 400 Fayette County sharecroppers
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Ohio
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Haywood County
Tennessee
Fayette County
Haywood
Fayette
U.S
Tenn
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Saco Holds Inaugural Ceremony For City Officers
Mayor Charles R. Cote and seven aldermen will be inaugurated Sunday night January 1 at 7 30 in Saco City Hall. The program includes the Pledge of Allegiance the invocation the reading of alderman election returns, oaths by Judge Hilary Mahaney, swearing in of school committee member Thomas C. Winston, and mayoral oath and address. Speeches by Dr. Frank D. Lawler and Robert Bowie precede appointments and oath of the city clerk. The benediction closes the ceremony.
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Saco
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Most Holy Trinity Church
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Thomas C. Winston
Mahaney
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Charles R Cote
Cote
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Saco Elementary
Robert Bowie
Thornton Academy
Stanley A. Bennett
United Baptist Church
Reverence and Revelry Mark New Year Eve Observances
A Associated Press overview notes New Year’s Eve blends reverence and revelry across the United States. Churches host watchnight services, homes prepare private parties, and public venues offer dining, dancing, and entertainment with prices ranging from five to thirty five dollars per person, averaging about ten. The Saturday night date complicates bar closing laws in some states.
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Associated Press
Babylon
Rome
Violence intensifies in Belgium strike sparks deadly clash
Belgium's 11 day general strike turns deadly in Brussels as a striker, Francois Van Der Strappen, 30, is killed and others wounded after police and demonstrators clash. Premier Eyskens blames Communist agitators while calling for Socialist leaders to take control. Violence spreads to Antwerp Mons Charleroi, with royal mediation underway.
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Belgium
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Francois van der Strappen
Sabena Airlines
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Feyskens
Socialists
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Antwerp
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Charleroi
King Confers
Audacious Mohole plan aims to drill through earth by ship
Scientists eye a March start for the Mohole project to drill from a ship in deep sea off Guadaloupe Island near Mexico. The goal is to reach the Moho boundary between the crust and mantle and retrieve mantle samples while uncovering Earth's early history and climate changes.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Detlev Bront
National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council
Guadaloupe Isand
Mexico
National Science Foundation
Academy Research Council
Mohorovich
Earth
Secret Papers Taken Man Charged With Theft
Arthur Rogers Roddey a 38 year old former Defense Department employee from Falls Church Virginia was charged with stealing top secret government documents. He claimed he took the papers to inform the National Security Council but FBI said the case involves theft of classified material not espionage. Roddey worked in the Pentagon and was arraigned in Columbia South Carolina with federal charges including two counts of theft and three counts of fraud.
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S. C
Defense Department
Arthur Rogers Roddey
Falls Church
National Security Council
the Council
Department of Defense
Roddey
Institute of Defense Analysis
Council
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FBI
U. S
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Pentagon
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