Nixon Eyes California Run and National Campaign Plan
Vice President Richard M. Nixon signals a return to law and politics after his 1960 loss to John F. Kennedy. He aims to campaign for Republican candidates in 1962, build GOP support nationwide, and weigh a California gubernatorial bid, while avoiding jeopardizing his current role and new political calculations.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Humboldt Area
The Humboldt Reporter notes Christmas day gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wellcome and others. Families from Chanute, Parsons, Offutt AFB, and nearby towns joined meals and buffet dinners, including Christensen, Headley, Wellcome, Ladd, Whitaker, and Crawford clans among many relatives and friends.
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J. M. Townsend
Robert Townsend
Charlotte
J. M. Shaffer
Jeff
Bartlesville
Wayne Brenner
Sandy
Randy
Fort Scott
Robert Johnson
Martha
Robbie
Cathy
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Kathleen
Helen Hamm
G. C. van Nice
Fred Bartholomew
A. L. Matthewson
Covina
California
M. A. Scott
Ottawa
John Kester
Barbara
Bridgett
Marty
Wichita
J. A. van Nice
Elmer Harwood
Kenneth Casper
W. J. Casper
Marvin Wellcome
Charles Christensen
Huron
M.D
Raymond Headley
Brian
Steven
Odessa
Texas
Gordon Wellcome
Kansas City
al Blom
Donna
Pittsburg
Ervin Headley
Christina
Larry
Elsmore
George Beeman
Teresa
Rodney
Ali
Leon Henderson
Debbie
Michael
Chanute Afb
Ill
Ed Brinkman
Walter Headley
Zella
Bonnie
Gerald
Lawrence Larson
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Lonnie
Carol
Earl
Elmina Wilson
Wellcome
Leila
Herman Crawford
Betty
Richard W. Crawford
Linda
Rickey
Vicki Lu
Richard Colburn
Offutt Afb
Omaha
Neva Crawford
Carl Ladd
J. T. Cullison
Jesse
Benedict
John Stoneking
Parsons
Albert Middendorf
Ray Middendorf Ronny
Bob
David
New York City Birth Certificates to Omit Race References
New York City will stop including race or color on birth certificates for all babies born after New Year Day becoming the first U S community to adopt this policy Health Commissioner Leona Baumgartner announced Monday Race and color data will be kept in confidential medical records for public health studies while not appearing on certificates due to fears of discrimination
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New York
New York City
United States
Leona Baumgartner
Board of Health
Icy Canadian Invasion Drops Temperatures Across Nation
A cold front from Canada sent temperatures plunging into the 30s and 40s from the Dakotas to the Ohio Valley. Fargo dipped to 29 below zero, Jamestown and International Falls registered subzero readings, while Florida saw only 50s to 60s.
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Follow the Leader Freak Traffic Crash
A 50 foot ice slick on U.S. 19 in the western North Carolina mountains caused a sequence of wrecks. Mrs. Ora Watson Morrow, 49, of Franklin led the plunge over the bank, Odell and Homer Grant assisted her, then Homer J. Passmore, 57, of Nantahala slid over and crashed onto Morrow's car injuring three people.
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U.S. 19
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Ora Watson Morrow
Franklin
Odell
Homer Grant
Homer J. Passmore
Nanthala
Mrs. Morrow
Car Crash Leaves Several Injured In Lakeland Incident
A collision involved a car driven by Emory Bowman 26 of Lakeland Florida that piled on a truck. Mrs Morrow was critically injured Homer Grant had back injuries Odell Grant received minor injuries and was released.
Oldest Retired Soldier Charles Viete Dies at 96
Charles Viete, 96, reportedly the nation’s oldest retired soldier, died Monday night in a Junction City nursing home. Enlisting as a bugler at Ft. McHenry in 1878 at age 14, he served 28 years and was wounded in the Spanish-American War carrying a bullet in his hip. Survived by sister Mrs. Charles Shirley of Junction City. funeral set for Thursday.
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Junction City
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Charles Viete
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Charles Shirley
Smaller-Size Currency Change Stirs Russia
Moscow report notes the switch to smaller Soviet currency notes is causing real problems for the public and businesses as the reform proceeds. Authorities face logistical hurdles and citizens adjust to new coin and note sizes amid ongoing transition.
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Moscow
Shortage of Wallets Triggers Government Rebuke in Gazette
The Economic Gazette criticizes state planners and factories for not meeting schedules as wallets and purses vanish from shelves. Clerks in Moscow's GUM say the standard reply, We have no purses, echoes widely. The 100-ruble note measures 4 by 9 inches, while a new bill due New Year’s Day will resemble the U.S. dollar at about 2 by 6 inches.
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Economic Gazette
Moscow
U.S
France conducts third nuclear test in Sahara
Paris reports France successfully tested a small nuclear device at Reggane in the Sahara, about ten months after the first test. Officials say the device was a few kilotons, with weak fallout confined to a 60 by 15 mile area southwest of the range and no danger to nomads or distant settlements. The test aims to inform protection against radiological effects and strategic capabilities.
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Paris
France
Reggane
Sahara
United States
Defense Ministry
French test yields small bomb progress and animal studies
French scientists report progress toward small tactical nuclear devices after a test. Mice and rats were exposed in the test area and later sent to Paris for study, some given radioactivity protection substances or placed in hibernation. Device No 3 named Red Jerboa suggests near usable atomic capability. No U.S. comment available.
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Pierre Billaud
U.S
Washington
Astronomer Finds Strongest Natural Magnetic Field
Dr. Horace W. Babcock of Mt. Palomar Observatory, using the 200-inch Hale telescope, reports a magnetic field about 54 000 times stronger than Earth's surrounding a nearby Milky Way star designated HD 215441. The unnamed star lies near our solar system in the Milky Way.
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Calif
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Horace W. Babcock
Mt. Palomar Observatory
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