Kennedy Aide Faces Business Slump Amid Staffing Push
Kennedy aides outline a growing economic slowdown as President-elect Kennedy selects a cabinet and policy leaders. Walter Meller of Minnesota’s University economics department leads the business advisory team, while Governor Foster Furcolo names successors and Kennedy family plans for Christmas amid reshuffle and arrivals.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
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Seven Die In Fires In Five Cities Across U S
A string of fatal fires across Chicago Baltimore New York City Poteet Texas Hartford City Indiana and Baltimore left 17 dead including children and several hospitalized. Kerosene bucket explosions and stove accidents sparked several blazes as fire crews fought fires in freezing conditions with victims ranging from infants to adults. The Mayflower replica Will be berthed at 41st Street in New York City all summer.
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Tex
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Lower East Side
Albert Coleman
Coleman
Chicago
West Side
Twie
Prick Puilding
Myrle Brown
Kenneth Brown
Poteet
Texas
San Antonio
Antonio Garet
Garett
Garcia
George A. Poe
Poe
Juan Davis
41St Street
New York
Marshall
Beng
Viel
Dombrowski Re-elected PNA President at Mead Avenue Club
Eugene Dombrowski was re-elected president of the National Alliance Club on Mead Avenue at the annual election meeting. Wlad Lofsky was named vice president, with Mrs. William Yaratch as financial secretary and Mrs. Martin DeWitt as recording secretary. Walter Gromostaj became treasurer and William Yaratch marshal. Trustees elected include Joseph Naleoski and Mrs. George Kerezman along with Mrs. Pauline Silke of Union City. Mrs. Milton Griffis will continue as club manager.
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George Kerezman
Pauline Silke
Union City
Milton Griffis
Santa’s Job Not Always Pleasant In Christmas Tragedy
A Neptune patrol bomber crashed off Newfoundland during fleet exercises, two bodies recovered near the wreckage and an empty life raft found nearby. Navy officials warned little hope for the remaining crew as Maine squadron holiday activities were canceled.
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Newfoundland
Navy
Maine
Aviation
George P Smith
Smith
Snowbound Buffalo Faces Citywide Icy Meltdown
A heavy lake effect storm dumps up to eight inches on Buffalo and surrounding suburbs. The Buffalo Skyway closes early as state throughways slow to twenty mph. Abandoned cars clog streets and shopping centers stay shut amid slick, snow coated roads. Local authorities urge chains or snow tires for travel.
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Siena
Lake Erie
Russia Moves Toward Automation Study by Soviet Research Group
A team of mathematicians organized by the Research Institute for Advanced Studies at the Martin Co evaluates Soviet research and the objective of Soviet science. The effort seeks to map industrial automation across Soviet industries.
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Altimore Ar
Mathema Melans
Patel of Mathematicians
Research Institute For Advanced Studies
Martin Co
Truman and MacArthur clash over Korea and atomic plans
In a TV interview, former President Truman and General MacArthur defend or deny actions during the Korean War. Truman rejects atomic strike talk as fantasy while recalling MacArthur for disobedience of orders. The dialogue touches on leadership, strategy, and the wartime judgment of both men.
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South Pacific
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MacArthur
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Kupeinet
House of Representatives
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
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O MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Race Track Payoff Dispute Spills Over
Report details a heated dispute at a race track involving payoffs and revenue rules. Florida officials scrutinize ticket holder payments while court guidance directs how funds are distributed. Several winners and claimants remain unresolved as the process unfolds.
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Florida
Hanes
Eight Crewmen Missing At Sea From Valley Forge
Eight crewmen are missing after the tanker Valley Forge broke up at sea near dawn. Lt jg John D. Housman of Michigan reported perilous helicopter work to pick up survivors as 1 foot waves pounded the stern. Everett Bell of Florida survived with serious arm cuts, among others injured, while Oiler James C. Lewis described the rapid list and the crew scrambling for life jackets.
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Valley Forge
Positton
John D. Housman
Mon- Tos
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Everett Bell
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Winston-Salem
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TV Holiday specials and lineup in New York area
NBC opens with The Tonight Hour amid Christmas music led by Maus O Hara Rise Stevens and John Raitt. CBS offers Twilight Zone with Art Carney as a department store Santa and other holiday features. Major networks televise services Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with programs from Bernstein, Marian Anderson, and Dinah Shore expanding the morning theme.
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Stovision
NBC
Maus O'Hara
Rise Stevens
John Raitt
CBS
Art Curtiey
Leonard Bernstein
Marian Anderson
Dinah Shore
Labor Day
Christopher Plumner
Sally Ann Howes
Barry Sullivan
Mona Freeman
Richard Rodgers
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