JFK and MacMillan to Meet in Bahamas Conference
The White House announced President Kennedy and Prime Minister MacMillan will meet in Nassau on December 19 and 20 for a sixth informal review of world issues. A spokesman noted Press Secretary Salinger was in Nassau to arrange the conference, though specifics of the discussion were not disclosed.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
MacMillan
Bahamas
Nassau
Salinger
Andrew Hatcher
Cuba
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Mr. Kennedy
Key West
London
Bermuda
Hatcher
State Dept Suspends News Reporting Rule
The State Department suspends 1961 Cuban crisis era rules requiring officials to report news interviews. Assistant Secretary Manning says the policy may be reinstated if needed after discussions with Secretary Rusk and President Kennedy. Officers will still note interviews after the fact and identify the correspondent and organization involved.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Department
Robert Manning
Rusk
Kennedy
Manning
Bureau of Public Affairs
Hospital Dark For 35 Minutes After Blowout
Two transformers failed in heavy rain, cutting power to Robert B. Green hospital for 35 minutes and leaving it without full power for about an hour. Nurses manually operated a cancer patient pump and tended a dozen incubator babies as smoke filled parts of the facility amid rising floodwater and fire department assistance.
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San Antonio
Robert B. Green
City County
George Williams
Exodus Begins as U.S. Troops Start Thai Withdrawal
Three jet transports departed in the morning, marking the start of the withdrawal of the bulk of American combat infantrymen from Thailand as the operation proceeds.
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Korat
Thailand
Strike Hits Ford Plant in Mahwah New Jersey
About 4,200 workers walked out at the Ford assembly plant in Mahwah the world’s largest auto plant over 81 UAW grievances. Ford offered to negotiate but no new talks were scheduled. Strikers worked long overtime shifts while 600 salaried employees remained at work.
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Mahwah, N.J
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford
Northeast
Dearborn
Mich
Girl Skydiver Faith Pappageorge Dies In Fall At 5200 Feet
A 19 year old skydiver Faith Pappageorge of Las Vegas died after both parachutes failed to deploy during a jump in Bullhead City Arizona. Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Crawford said she either forgot or didn’t attempt to open her parachute. The main and auxiliary chutes were undisturbed and ripcords not pulled.
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Bullhead City
Ariz
Faith Pappageorge
Las Vegas
Lloyd Crawford
Santa’s Helpers Want Ad Says Toys Sell Fast
Mr. Gene Power of Marion reports “Everything sold in 4 hours” as buyers chase toys listed in Want Ad Classification 22. Wonder Horse, Pedal Car, 1% inch Tricycle in good condition. dial 377 5013. Nine calls in one day. Want Ad costs $1.20. To place an ad call EM 2 112.
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Gene Power
Marion
Dial
Scolaro Attacks JP Pay as Waste of Tax Money
Cedar Rapids report details Linn county board chairman Anthony Scolaro condemning justice of the peace salaries in Marion township as a taxpayer burden. He notes 1963 salaries total 6 750 for two JPs and two constables while a nine month JP collects 2 164 in fines and costs. Each JP gets 1 875 and each constable 1 500 annually under state law for townships over 10 000. Scolaro urges action by county and state representatives.
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Justice of the Peace
Marion Township
Anthony R. Scolaro
Linn Board of Supervisors
Scolaro
Hick in Visit to Indian President
Senator Hickenlooper of Louisiana calls on India's president at the start of a three day visit to India as part of a world tour. He is set to be the senior Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the new Congress.
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New Delhi
Hickenlooper
U Thant
U.S
Cuba
Mikoyan
New York
Havana
Adlai Stevenson
Vasily Kuznetsov
Stevenson
John J. McCloy
President Kennedy
No Softening of Castro's Stand, Mikoyan Indicates
Anastas Mikoyan stated sharp differences remain between the United States and Russia over Cuba and there was no softening of Fidel Castro's position. He spoke after a dinner for U Thant and noted discussions included Castro's demands but did not quash the quarrel, and he did not discuss a White House visit.
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Castro
Mikoyan
United Nations
Anastas Mikoyan
Cuba
U.S
Russia
Fidel Castro
Washington
White House
State Department
Khrushchev
U.N
Thant
Security Council
Telstar Satellite Balks at Taking Orders
Telstar, the four month old communications satellite, balks at receiving commands to switch its receiver on and off. Bell Laboratories says the receiver and transmitter are operating, telemetry reports remain unaffected, and all original Telstar experiments have been completed.
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Murray Hill
N. J
Telstar
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell
American Eastern merger denied by board examiner
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner recommended disapproval of the American Eastern Airlines merger, contending the combined carrier would restrain competition. The analysis was presented in Washington.
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Washington
API
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Eastern Airlines
Quit Soon- Adenauer pressured to retire next year
Bonn AP sources say Chancellor Adenauer, 86, was urged by his Christian Democratic party to retire early next year or by summer at the latest. The unanimous opinion emerged during a Tuesday meeting of the party's parliamentary delegation amid government crisis from the Der Spiegel affair and FDP resignations.
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Bonn
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Free Democrats
der Spiegel
Russians Back Cuba Mikoyan Says Soviet Support Solid
Anastas Mikoyan told Fidel Castro that Cuba can count on the complete support of the Soviet Union and socialist nations as he left Havana after a stay. He thanked Castro and Corticos for hospitality and praised fraternal understanding during his visit.
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KEY West
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Havana
Mikoyan
Castro
Corticos
Supreme Court Justice Predicts Red China Influence Shaping U.S. Russia Deal
Justice Douglas of the Supreme Court says China’s rising influence will steer a political settlement between the United States and Russia, reflecting broader Cold War dynamics as observed in Nashville.
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Nashville
Supreme Court
Douglas
Atomic science aids crime work in war on crime
Atomic science, a nuclear Sherlock Holmes, is presented as a tool for policing. Reports cite tritium aging of whisky, gunpowder residue tests from hands, and trace matching of grease, plastic, paint, glass, or hair to link suspects to crimes. FBI and police monitor these methods.
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Washington
Atomic Science
American Nuclear Society
FBI
Guinn
Sherlock to Probe Deaths of Eric XIV and Napoleon Relic
Swedish researchers testing exhumed remains of King Eric XIV found arsenic poisoning as a likely cause of his death four centuries ago. In Scotland scientists analyzing Napoleon Bonaparte's hair relic found evidence suggesting arsenic poisoning from medicines may have contributed to his death in 1821.
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Eric XIV
Eric
Scotland
Napoleon
Peru Scene Of Brazilian Ship's Loss
A Varig Airlines Boeing 707 with 97 aboard crashed into mountains south of Lima during a flight from Brazil to Los Angeles with intermediate stops in Colombia Panama and Mexico. Witnesses reported eight and a half miles of visibility and a 1500 foot ceiling. Passengers included Raul Cepero Bonilla and Jesus Melgar.
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Lima
Peru
Los Angeles
Peruvian Aviation Ministry
Varig Air Lines
Brazil
Colombia
Panama
Mexico
Varig
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Raul Cepero Bonilla
Fidel Castro
Cuban National Bank
Jesus Melgar
Food and Agriculture Organization
Mitsuce Nizidori
Jose
Marie Ivonne Trivelatto
Samuel
Mercedes Laredo
Manuel Gracel
Alcindo Ferreira
Antonio Costa
Oswald Viravello
Bogota
Mexico City
Katanga Funds Hope Punctured
UN reports Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak warned U N officials that Union Miniere, a major Katanga mining firm, cannot divert profits to Congo central government without Katanga President Moise Tshombe's permission. Thant had considered boycotting Katangan metals based on earlier reports.
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United Nations
Paul-Henri Spaak
U.N
Union Miniere
Katanga
Central Congo
U Thani
Moise Tshombe
Thant
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