President Kennedy Tours Southeast Bases for Cuban Mobilization
President Kennedy and military chiefs toured Fort Stewart Homestead and Key West viewing 450 jet fighters and interceptors on alert. The president praised joint service effort and lauded reconnaissance flights that informed U.S. defense planning against Cuba.
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Kennedy
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White House
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Homestead Air Base
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Navy Air and Sea
Key West
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Homestead
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Top Official of British News Is Haled into Court
Barbara Fell, 40, a senior official in the Central Office of Information, was ordered to appear in court on two counts of wrongful communication under the Official Secrets Act. Each count carries up to two years in prison. She heads the overseas division distributing stories and films to foreign media. The summons came late Monday. no arrest was reported.
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London
Barbara Fell
Central Office of Information
Miss Fell
Information Office
AEC Conducts Second Test Blast Measuring Peacetime Fallout
In Las Vegas the Atomic Energy Commission fired a second blast to gauge radioactivity released by peacetime nuclear explosions.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
New York Bans Radium Dial Pocket Watches
New York City will ban the sale of radium dial pocket watches starting February 1 next year due to excessive radiation exposure. The ban, issued by the city board of health, targets pocket watches but not radium dial wrist watches, which emit less radiation.
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New York
New York City
City Board of Health
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Automotive News reports week by week and year to date totals for U S auto production. Chevrolet built 5700 trucks last week while Dodge produced none. Ford produced 7475 to 8968. GMC 1668 to 1926. International 2472 to 2945. Studebaker 252 to 311. Willys 1725 to 2251.
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Automotive News
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Dodge
Ford
GMC
International
Studebaker
Willys
Airman Held Despite Civil Court Innocence
Air Force orders show cause to keep Airman Gerald M Anderson jailed after a civilian court acquitted him of murder. Anderson, 24, was arrested at Mountain Home AFB hours after leaving court with his wife and later jailed seven months awaiting trial. A federal judge issued a writ of habeas corpus, with a hearing set to decide if he should be released.
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Idaho
Air Force
L’c
Gerald M. Anderson
San Diego
Calif
Mountain Home Air Base
Charles Allard
Anderson
Nancy J. Johnson
Theodore Thomas Dickie
Deaf man crafts compact hearing aid in Cedar Rapids
A hard of hearing inventor unveils a small cordless hearing aid with a new circuit design and transistors reducing background noise. It promises true car level hearing with expert fitting and service and offers terms. Contact M. R. Wright at 222 24th St Drive SE Cedar Rapids Iowa via EM 2-3355 or EM 2-2057 for information.
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Cedar Rapids
M. R. Wright
24Th St. Drive
Iowa
Arthur Murray Students Eligible for Free Studio Parties
All Arthur Murray students may attend gay studio parties with no charge and refreshments provided at no cost.
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Arthur Murray
Court Must Settle Minn. Vote Count
The Minnesota canvassing board failed to declare a winner in the governor race and sent the dispute to the state supreme court. With amended returns from 10 counties, Andersen led Rolvaag by 142 votes. Rolvaag would win by 58 on original totals from 87 counties. A spokesman gave no timeline for fixes. pilot John McKay was bruised in a landing but released days later.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Elmer Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
John McKay
X-15 Crash Triggers Grounding For Repairs
Edwards Air Base report says the X-15 rocket plane crash landed on November 9 due to failures in speed flaps and fuel pumps plus a landing gear collapse. Investigators cite these causes as the basis for grounding the X-15 fleet pending fixes by NASA officials.
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Edwards Air Base
Calif
U. S. Space Agency
Powell in Hospital for Back Spasms
Santa Monica AP reports actor director Dick Powell, already fighting cancer, is hospitalized for treatment of muscle spasms in his back.
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Santa Monica
Dick Powell
Fingertip Gift Shopping in the Want Ads
Readers are invited to browse the want ads for convenient fingertip gift ideas and quick shopping options. The notice emphasizes easy access to affordable presents through local listings and classified sections.
Poppo the Brooklyn boy asks for new parents in Reader's Digest
A six year old named Poppo from Brooklyn slums asks a couple in their fifties to adopt him. The story traces how his bold request and his view of beauty alter the lives of three people, condensed from the book Poppo.
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Joe
Poppo
Brooklyn
Ex Premier Dies in Paris At 90
Albert Sarraut, who briefly served as French premier before World War II, died Monday in Paris at age 90.
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Paris
Albert Sarraut
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