Republican Leaders Plot Policy Push Early Next Congress
GOP chiefs plan a policy drive with a task force and a banking subcommittee chair to push low in spirits areas and welfare measures after Congress convenes January 3. Senate and House leaders seek to frame party positions on medical care, housing, and other issues while avoiding ties to Nixon or Eisenhower.
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Restaurateur Killed in San Francisco Crash
In San Francisco, Paul Paine, 41, partner in Nino's in the financial district, was killed when his car collided with another vehicle at an intersection. The other driver, Wilson Mixon, 30, suffered rib injuries.
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Post Office Branch Opens in Fairway Park Store
A new post office branch opens in Fairway Park at the Kas For Min and Foy store. The clothier's shop sits beside W. T. Grint. Nadice Farrleam will manage the past weeks business operations.
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Kennedy Seeks Labor Cabinet Lawyer for Kennedy Era
In Washington attorney Arthur J. Goldberg is viewed as the leading candidate for the labor secretary post in Kennedy's administration. The report notes Goldberg's potential to be Kennedy's most potent labor adviser, though he is not widely known.
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Labor Advocate Kishaz Shapes Union Power in Washington
The piece profiles Kishaz as a pivotal labor policy advocate in Washington, praised for calm, effective work by employers and labor alike. It notes his roles as general counsel for the Steelworkers Union, involvement in ending the AFL-CIO merger conflicts, and leadership in ethical enforcement, while detailing his influence over industrial relations and investigative actions against labor rackets.
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Polaris Force Plan to Be Offered by NATO and U S
Washington reports outline a plan for a median range U S ballistic missile force within NATO. The strategy centers on NATO European command strengthening atomic capabilities while avoiding direct U S presidential orders, with France's potential independent program seen as a risk to NATO unity. Secretary Herter remains reserved on U S commitments until Kennedy administration clarity arrives.
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United Nations approves long recess in General Assembly
The U N Steering Committee voted a long recess for the General Assembly from December 3 to March 7, a move praised by the United States and Western powers but opposed by the Soviet Union. Some Western delegates saw it as a cooling-off period in Cold War tensions and a chance for the incoming Kennedy administration to settle in. The plan awaits full Assembly ratification with potential calls for a spring disarmament session by the Soviet side.
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Picket line at Augusta National during Eisenhower round
About 60 demonstrators including Paine College faculty picketed Augusta National Golf Club as President Eisenhower played. Secret Service and police reported no incidents and no entry attempts. Officials said Eisenhower had no appointment and was unaware of the protests.
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Almanac Facts and Historic Dates for This Day
On this day in history 816 Indiana joined the union as the 19th state. In 1936 King Edward VII abdicated and spoke from England about women. In 1941 Germany and Italy declared war on the US, followed by Congress declaring a state of war. In 1946 Rockefeler Jr offered land along the East River for the United Nations site. Thought for today lauds service to others.
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Kennedys Retreat to Privacy at Oceanfront Palm Beach Home
President elect John F Kennedy and wife Jacqueline retreat to a private family home in Palm Beach after the election. Caroline Kennedy is said to have met her new brother John Kennedy Jr. as reporters are told the Kennedys seek privacy and will limit public appearances during the stay.
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Air Pioneer Coffyn Dies In Palo Alto
PALO ALTO AP Frank Coffyn aviation pioneer and one of the Wright brothers original five exhibition fliers in 1910 died Saturday at 52. He learned to fly from Orville Wright and in 1912 took the first motion pictures from any airplane. He later helped make aluminum pontoons for aircraft and taught flying at Rich Field Texas during World War I.
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