Two Survive Maine Crash Near Elephant Mt
Wreckage of an eight jet B52 bomber and two survivors from its nine man crew were found on Elephant Mountain near Greenville Maine. The aircraft from Westover Air Force Base Mass crashed head on into the mountain during a routine training flight. The two survivors were flown to Dow Air Force Base Bangor while ground rescue teams search the rugged snow covered terrain amid subzero conditions.
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Frigid Siege Continues As Europe Faces Freezing Toll
The cold spell continues across Europe with more than 112 deaths from exposure reported as southern regions endure storms, floods, and wreckage. Britain faces fuel shortages and power cuts while Denmark and parts of Germany see slight warmth amid widespread ice and snow.
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Biddeford Faces 361000 Deficit in Unpaid City Bills
Mayor Willie Pomerleau presents a report showing Biddeford's previous administration left $361 632.30 in unpaid bills, with overdrawn highway and school budgets and aging equipment across departments. The city bonded debt sits near $1.015 million as of January 2 1963.
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COL Dips Rise Due COL Dips Rise Due
The government reports December living costs fell two tenths of one percent due to lower food prices. Officials warn January will erase the decline with higher prices from early winter crop freezes. The CPI dropped to 105.8 of the 1957-59 base, 0.3 below September, 1.2 above December 1961.
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Dock workers to resume labor after Kennedy panel settlement
New York reports show longshoremen voting in favor of terms agreed by a Kennedy appointed mediation board. Walter A. Sullivan says 24 hours to return to work after official vote from coast to coast, with ports from Maine to Texas expected to resume by weekend or Monday. Local disputes in some ports threaten a full nationwide return.
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Prisoner Joke Turns Legal Gag About Escaping Court
A humorous exchange frames a lawyer promising to carry the case to the highest court while the prisoner hints at escape. The quip relies on wordplay between legal action and prison context for a light, satirical punchline.
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Kennedy denies Cuba arms buildup and fronts tax plan
President Kennedy told reporters there is no evidence of a massive Soviet military buildup in Cuba and only one Soviet ship may have carried arms since October. He advocated a three year 13.6 billion tax cut with 3.4 billion in offsetting changes and discussed air cover questions and other policy issues.
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Kennedy balks at Cuba buildup while Rusk testifies
Senate Latin American affairs panel opens a probe into Cuban military strength amid Kennedy and Rusk testimony. Republicans push for independent inquiry despite White House denial of new buildup and questions over air support for exile invaders.
More Cuban Refugees Arrive on Freighter to Florida
The Shirley Lykes brought 1,170 Cuban refugees to Port Everglades Florida after their flight from Havana. Among them were 390 men 527 women and 253 children relatives of 1,113 prisoners freed last month. A U S medical team and Red Cross assisted with arrivals and seasickness leases as police checked belongings before boarding.
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