Fat in Diet Sparks Heart Association Position
New York AP The American Heart Association formally entered the fats debate on heart attacks and strokes. It urged lowering total fat intake and substituting unsaturated fats like vegetable oils, while noting no proof changes will cut risk and warning against drastic, fad diets. Moderate fat remains necessary. dairy leaders disagree, citing no proven link between dietary fats, blood cholesterol, and heart disease. Continued on Page 6.
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Gates List Losses of Red Air Defenses
Secretary Gates said four years of unarmed U S reconnaissance planes have riddled Soviet air defenses and mocked their refusal to open skies. He told the Pennsylvania Society in New York that the United States is in first rate condition and that Soviet leaders view American strength with fear and bluster.
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Six Anti-Castro Cubans Executed by Firing Squad
In Havana six anti-C Castro Cubans were executed at an army camp near Santa Clara for hijacking a Cuban plane aimed at Miami. Two others were sentenced to death for the November 30 ambush killing of Premier Fidel Castro's personal physician, Maj. Manuel Fajardo, with no date set for their execution.
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Missing Airmen Sought After Jet Bomber Crash
Barre Vermont reports near zero conditions as search parties comb snow bound woods for two remaining missing airmen from the eight crew aboard a large jet bomber. Elizabethtown residents sighted flare activity in Bouquette Valley as crews continue the sweep. Two others, S Sgt Pierre J Maheux and Lt George M Davis, are confirmed missing with families awaiting word.
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Snow and Cold Move Through Iowa Forecast
Weather bulletin from the Associated Press notes a storm system tracking from Oklahoma and northeast Texas will bring heavy snow to extreme southwest Iowa with 4 inches or more. Light snow expands eastward with best accumulations along the south. Endings span west Sunday and east Sunday night into Monday morning, followed by colder northerly winds and highs in the 20s.
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Air Force recovers Discoverer XVIII satellite capsule
Air Force Captain Gene W. Jones piloted a C119 to recover the Discoverer XVIII capsule off Hawaii after a 3 day orbit. The capsule was spotted at 3:44 p.m. Pacific time on pass 48 and snagged on the first pass. Jones, from Walla Walla, Washington, previously recovered Discoverer capsules.
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Ceylon proposes U N powers for Congo peacekeeping
Ceylon's Sir Claude Corea told the United Nations Security Council that Dag Hammarskjold should have broad powers to maintain order in the Congo by any means necessary. The plan urges reconvening parliament, freeing imprisoned Lumumba allies, a round table conference with leaders, and disarming private armies including Mobutu's troops.
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Eye Goldberg as Selection for Labor Job
Attorney Arthur J. Goldberg a leading labor advocate is a frontrunner for secretary of labor in the Kennedy administration. Kennedy reportedly favors Goldberg who is known as a strong union voice and negotiator, having served as general counsel for the United Steelworkers and helped broker a billion dollar steel settlement during a 116 day strike.
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U S Ideas To Be Aired This Week In Paris
The United States plans to propose a NATO separate nuclear force using MRBMs and Polaris armed submarines, to be presented by Secretary of State Herter in Paris alongside plans for strengthening conventional forces. Kennedy’s incoming administration would ultimately decide on formal commitments.
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Hoffa Told To Appear Tuesday
Senate racket investigators ordered Teamsters President James R Hoffa to appear Tuesday for a new probe touching the bombing of an automobile that harmed a New Jersey company official who had previously testified against the union chief.
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Mood of New Orleans exposed by egg throwing women
In New Orleans tension grows as Sameness of prior hospitality fades. Whites fear backlash from school integration while streets remain calm. Bus chaos rises, tourism dips, and night life wanes as city grapples with changing racial climate and lingering unease.
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