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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1962
Page
10
Actor Jack Elam discusses his switch from Cheyenne to The Dakotas recalling his Western bad guy roles. He explains the beard removal, new good guy lines, and the cast dynamic while noting audience uncertainty but enjoying the creative challenge.
An icy Siberian chill spread across Europe with snow in Rome Marseille and Scotland. France's Riviera saw no snow though and heavy new snow benefited ski resorts while Western Europe faced icy roads and train delays.
SAIGON Vietnam AP A U S army sergeant held prisoner five months by communist guerrillas was released on Christmas Eve in a weakened but apparently healthy condition. Roque Matagalay 30 of Richmond Calif was released in Saigon after the captivity ending a five month ordeal.
President Kennedy convenes top economic advisers at the White House for tax cut and budget planning. Treasury Secretary Dillon will lead a delegation arriving Wednesday to discuss taxes the budget and the economy with about a dozen officials through Friday.
President proposes further budget talks with Wilbur Cohen and Francis Keppel joining in. Friday sessions will include Deputy Budget Director Elmer Staats as officials plan to continue budget conferences.
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy spend a second day swimming in open ocean waters near their beachfront vacation home borrowed from financier C Michael Paul. The royal family enjoys a quiet coastal holiday with the presidential yacht nearby.
Gov. Aaron Merino Fernandez of Quintana Roo announces a joint project with Britain to construct a bridge over the Rio Hondo linking Quintana Roo with British Honduras. The plan aims to improve cross border traffic and regional connectivity.
The vessel idled in the open Atlantic as figures named Honey Fitz climbed down a ladder into the water, an action captured in the day’s sea intake.
Brussels AP reports Rwanda has adopted a new constitution establishing a presidential system and banning communism in the new African republic as announced by Belgian Radio.
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