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President Kennedy discusses U.S. policy and world affairs in a 1962 broadcast. He cites Cuba tensions, Congo troubles, and Sino-Soviet dynamics, noting internal debates in Congress and the risks of nuclear power expansion. He defends troop deployment to Mississippi and reflects on presidential duties and U.S. global leadership.
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Gainesville Bank Robbed of $2300 in VirginiaHeist
The Gainesville-Haymarket Branch of the Nokesville Bank was robbed by two masked gunmen who escaped with 2300 dollars after forcing staff into the vault. A 15 minute time lock blocked inner vault access as manager Pete Hamlett and two tellers struggled to open it. Police and federal officials pursued leads across Northern Virginia. The bank had suffered a prior May robbery with similar circumstances.
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Prisoners Macmillan Continued From Page One
Leaders of the two countries seek a solution to the prisoner issue as talks continue across pages. The article notes ongoing diplomacy and the prospects for progress between authorities.
Controversy Over Skybolt Missile Policy Reveals Tensions
Debates in London and Washington surface over the JCS stance on Skybolt missiles and possible legal risks for party members. The Times report cites Gus Hall and other officials, with Labor calls to expand trade and unemployment concerns across Britain.
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Peers May Renounce Titles Under New Parliament Plan
London AP report says a joint Commons Lords committee recommends allowing hereditary peers to renounce their titles and seek election to the Commons. The rule now bars peers from leaving their rank to pursue public office, a change urged after Anthony Benn’s 1960 bid. The plan would let a reluctant peer surrender only his own right while preserving his heir’s dormant title.
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Two Captured After Break From Alcatraz
FBI probes dispatched into the Sunday night Alcatraz breakout as two bank robbers were recaptured within three hours after escaping. John Paul Scott reached the mainland near Fort Point under the Golden Gate Bridge with improvised water aids. Carl Dee Parker remained on a rock nearby.
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Court debate on missiles and seniority rights in 1960s defense program
The article discusses delayed progress on intercontinental missile projects including Skybolt and Minuteman, and the impact of vested employee rights and terminations. It notes Pentagon considerations, court actions on seniority, and broader defense program costs and timelines. It also weaves in biographical notes on Mitchell and Meyers, with references to theater work and personal details.
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Christmas Highway Toll May Hit As High As 750
CHICAGO AP A Christmas pending traffic deaths is likely to exceed the holiday traffic toll of past years. The National Safety Council estimates between 650 and 750 deaths during the 102 hour period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Christmas Day. The council cites 27 000 to 33 000 auto injuries and about 470 deaths during a typical Christmas period, with drunken driving and excessive speed identified as major factors.
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