Green Asks Evidence on Vote Claim
Senator Theodore F. Green urged Republican National Committee Chairman Thruston B. Morton to provide the senate subcommittee with any information on voting irregularities. He also asked Democratic Party Chairman Henry M. Jackson for similar cooperation as Kennedy’s Illinois margin highlighted Chicago votes.
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Washington
Theodore F. Green
D-R.j
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Chicago
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Illinois
Cook County
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Kamchatka Missile Bases Report Claims Enlarged Soviet Network
London AP reports that Russia is building a Kamchatka base to target China with 3,000 mile missiles. Tokyo dispatch cites evidence and a project named K-1, differing in size and scope from other Siberian bases. Additional bases across Kamchatka, Siberia, and the Arctic circle allegedly target Alaska Japan Britain and the United States.
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London Sunday Times
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Japan
Okinawa
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United States
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Britain
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Kennedy to Visit White House. TV Coverage Planned
President elect John F. Kennedy will call on President Eisenhower next Tuesday morning in a formal White House meeting. NBC and CBS will carry live television of the public portion from 9 to 10 a.m. EST as guard units line the north portico. Further details of the meeting were to be arranged.
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Eisenhower
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Kennedy
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Columbia Broadcasting System
James C. Hagerty
Today's Chuckle There's no fool like an old fool
A light humor item notes that experience outvalues youth and wit. The quip plays on the familiar saying about fools and age, offering a wry takeaway about wisdom and hindsight.
Kennedy to Confer With Symington on Defense Reorganization
President-elect Kennedy plans a Monday meeting in Palm Beach with Sen. Stuart Symington who prepared a defense department reorganization study. They may hold a joint news conference before returning to Washington. Kennedy will also meet with President Eisenhower in the White House Tuesday.
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Stuart Symington
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Atlantic Shore
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Eisenhower
New York
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United Nations
Jacqueline
John Fitzgerald, Jr
Modern Isaiah Urges Active Course for Churches Today
Rev Dr Edwin T Dahlberg, president of the National Council of Churches, calls for bold church action in social, economic and international affairs. He likens modern ministry to Isaiah, urging churches to confront public issues rather than retreat to private morals. Continued on Page 4, Col. 8.
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Isaiah
National Council of Churches
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Council
Interdenominational
Jesus
God
Four Boys Die in Cleveland N Y House Fire
A night visit by Cub Scout and kindergarten friends ended in tragedy as a fire swept a central New York home killing four boys. The victims include John T 9 James C 10 L Scott Corcoran 5 and Dale Morse 5. Danny Morse 9 escaped with burns and Bill Corcoran 13 sprained an ankle after leaping from an upstairs bedroom.
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N.Y
New York State
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James C
L. Scott Corcoran
Dale Morse
Corcoran
Dale
Danny Morse
Danny
Bill Corcoran
Olin Residents Hurt in Gravel-Road Mishap
Three people from Olin were injured Saturday when a pickup overturned in a ditch on a gravel road between Anamosa and Olin. Alfred Moore 59 fractured right leg. Harlan Moore 35 torn right shoulder ligaments and possible head injuries. Mrs Harlan Moore back injuries and possible head injuries. All were transported to St Luke’s hospital in Cedar Rapids. Alfred Moore in fairly good condition. Harlan Moore and wife in fair condition by Saturday night.
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Alfred Moore
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Cedar Rapids
Moore
U S urged to guard space air and channels
A Senate space committee report urges swift action to prevent Soviet interference with peaceful space based telephone radio and television communications. It notes limited radio frequencies and calls for a broad national policy and international negotiations ahead of a proposed 1963 ITU conference.
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UPI
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United States
Senate Space Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Texas
Johnson
International Telecommunications Union
U S Urges Venezuela to Invoke Rio Pact Against Castro
Washington reports that the United States urges Venezuela to invoke the Inter American Rio Pact against Fidel Castro due to Cuban involvement in a leftist student insurrection. Betancourt seeks OAS action and U.S. embassy pressure follows arrests in Caracas.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Romulo Betancourt
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Castro
Cuba
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Dominican Republic
Venezuela
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U.S
Havana
Fish Bowl Starts Fire and Extinguishes It
In Woodland California the sun through a fish bowl acted as a makeshift magnifying glass, igniting a curtain at John Davis's home. The bowl broke as water spilled and cooled the blaze, with firemen later confirming the unusual cause. Davis, principal of three grammar schools, described the sequence of events.
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Woodland
Calif
John Davis
Davis
Cuban Exiles Plan War Move Announced by Coalition
A newly organized group named the United Front of National Liberation announced a plan for a shooting war against Fidel Castro. Leader Dr Aureliano Sanchez Aarango urged concentrating willing-to-fight Cubans in strategic areas to support the struggle.
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United Front of National Liberation
Aureliano Sanchez Aarango
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