US Advances In Nuclear Ship Program Report
The Atomic Energy Commission said 65 atomic powered ships are operating or planned including 24 submarines a cruiser and a carrier. The Savannah is fueled and ready for sea trials. Civilian power efforts show mixed results with three large reactors operating but some delays in others. Total atomic energy investment stands at 7.7 billion with 516 million spent on weapons. Work continues on Project Rover with NASA on nuclear propulsion for air and space vehicles.
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Hemisphere talks stall on Cuban ouster from OAS
The United States and 13 Latin nations push for a Cuba exclusion at the OAS while six big states seek delay. After eight hours of bargaining a compromise committee is named to draft an amendment as talks drag on.
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Kennedy Submits Plan For New Cabinet Post
President Kennedy proposed creating a Cabinet rank department of urban affairs and housing to include the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Robert C. Weaver would become the first Black cabinet officer if approved. The plan faces uncertain House fate and partisan clash after Rules Committee rejection.
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Jordan King Names Crown Prince Abdullah After Birth
Crown Prince Abdullah born at 5 27 a m weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces in Amman The baby is son of Queen Muna and King Hussein The prince carries forward Jordan's royal line named for Hussein's grandfather Abdullah the first king of Jordan The note recalls historic royal succession and 1946 state creation
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Pathologist Details Fatal Wounds in Spaulding Murder Trial
On day two of the York County murder trial, pathologist Dr. Gerald Leary testified that either bullet wound from the September 14 shooting could have been fatal, detailing chest and head entries with no exit signs. He attributed death to shock from bleeding, noted lung congestion, and described marks on the victim and a cord found around her ankle as state exhibits.
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York County Superior Court
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Eulalie McKenney
Arundel
Gerald C. Leary
Portland
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Frank Dil
Coyle Meserve
Dayton
Cold Wave Dims Maine Roads With Snowfall
A Maine storm brings up to five inches of snow in the south and lighter amounts in the north while temperatures plunge to 20 below zero for a second day. The Weather Bureau warns of another extreme cold spell tonight and tomorrow as inbound and outbound Northeast Airlines flights are canceled at Portland Municipal Airport. Traffic slows and skidding accidents spike, including Ilene R. Shurman’s car striking a stopped school bus. no injuries among the 45 children aboard.
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Polio March in Biddeford Saco Postponed
The Mothers March in Biddeford and Saco, set for 6 30 to 7 30 this evening, is postponed to tomorrow night due to the storm. Leaders of the March of Dimes campaign announced the change today.
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Kennedy seeks 100 million to aid United Nations bonds
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a 100 million dollar bond purchase to help bail out the United Nations amid Congo related debt, asserting the move is vital to U S interests and solvency of the UN. House and Senate leaders voiced support or pending hearings as debate centers on U N financing.
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Massachusetts
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Governors at Stowe urge national transport policy and tariff action
New England governors at Stowe urged a national transportation policy to preserve rail service and backed Kennedy’s proposal to repeal the 10 percent passenger excise tax. A public utility intervention rule on railroad mergers was approved as they discussed tariff cuts, milk inspection standardization, and a regional pavilion for the 1964 65 World’s Fair.
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Ohio
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