Sinatra Jr Returns to Work Plans After Kidnap Probe
Frank Sinatra Jr plans to sing again at Lake Tahoe while federal prosecutors prepare indictments against three accused kidnappers. Harrah's confirms a new motel room for protection, with Harrah's VP noting he won’t sing before Tuesday. FBI recovers most of the $240,900 ransom. grand jury expected to indict John W. Irwin Joseph C. Amsler and Barry W. Keenan. Nancy Sinatra linked as a classmate, while Sinatra Sr. resumes public appearances and praises the FBI.
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Production Resumed At Kansas City Plant
Ford Motor Co. factory in Kansas City restarts output after a five week strike that idled 2700 UAW Local 249 workers. The union ratified the contract Saturday, ending the stoppage over alleged unfair work loads. Trucks begin today and auto assembly resumes Tuesday.
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White House Gifts and Senate Tax Returns
Washington reports Christmas prints for White House staff, bearing facsimile signatures of JFK and Jackie. Johnson plans executive order to release Robert Baker tax returns to Senate Rules Committee amid probe. Army infantry division airlift to Korea postponed indefinitely due to economy drive. FTC orders Procter & Gamble to sell Clorox Chemical Co, with P&G appealing in federal court.
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Des Moines official awkward start at school board meeting
John A. Johnson, director of health and athletics for Des Moines Public Schools, began his report on the physical fitness program by asking the board if he could sit down. The moment was noted as an inauspicious opening to the proceedings.
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Zanzibar and Kenya join United Nations ranks rise to 113
Zanzibar and Kenya become UN members as the Security Council prepares to back their admission. Zanzibar gained independence Tuesday and Kenya Thursday, both remaining in the British Commonwealth. The move boosts the Asian African group to 58 members amid global debates on expanding the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council with larger memberships. Diplomatic signals show mixed support among major powers.
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Accidental Foam Rubber Discovery Sparks New Industry
Two English scientists in 1928 misfired a tire cord extrusion when a nozzle popped off. A spurt of latex into a gelling bath foamed like shaving cream under pressure, leading to the refined process, a patent, and the birth of a new industry.
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International Upper Mantle Project Draws Scientists
Scientists from about twenty nations join the International Upper Mantle Project to study the outermost 600 miles of the earth's surface by diverse methods and intensive research collaborations.
Baby survives rolling car incident in Cleveland Tenn
Janet Faith Ballinger, 1, remained asleep as a car rolled down a 12 foot bank in Cleveland Tennessee. Her mother J C Ballinger rushed to the scene and found the baby asleep and unhurt in the back seat.
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Warren Commission Meets For Third JFK Assassination Inquiry
Chief Justice Earl Warren convened another session of the presidential commission at the National Archives Building. This afternoon’s meeting marks the third gathering since the commission’s creation by presidential order.
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