Brazil and Kennedy Clash Over Latin Policy and Inflation
Washington frets over Brazil's 34 percent inflation and unclear foreign policy path. Goulart defends independent neutrality amid Cuba crisis, East West tensions, and a Brazilian Polish credit pact. A Kennedy-Goulart private talk at Brasilia’s Alvorada Palace followed by media reflections signals strain in Alliance for Progress and regional diplomacy.
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Kennedy Link With Goulart Denied By Drinker Allegations
Dr Goulart denies any secret pact with Kennedy's brother as he invited Kennedy’s aide to Brazil amid a post office drinking controversy. The piece notes rising intoxication among workers since a Oct 13 1962 salary rise and details the Washington and Brasilia talks, with Kennedy declining to discuss specifics. The account covers reactions, dates, and officials involved.
Textile Action To Force Plant Reopening Docketed
The AFL wants the Darlington textile mill reopened by the NLRB and seeks court action to compel Deering-Milliken Inc to restart operations. The case, moved to the Fourth Circuit, follows a 1956 vote by workers for the union and a 50-worker idle period after the Darlington, South Carolina plant closed. The NLRB ruling ordered pay restitution but did not mandate reopening.
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Vaccine debate and polio vaccines Sabin and Salk
The article reviews Sabin oral polio vaccine versus Salk injected vaccine. It notes polio case decline from about 38,000 a decade ago to around 630 this year, cites committee findings on Type II and III Sabin vaccines causing paralytic polio, and compares administration methods and immunity. It also mentions political context and a separate budget discussion on space exploration.
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Dick Powell in poor health amid cancer battle
Hollywood AP Dick Powell 37 is described by Dr John C Sharpe as a very sick man with severe back pain possibly from cancer. He has been under continuous sedation since hospital admission on November 27 for a suspected malignancy, with cobalt treatment having cleared cancer in his lymph glands and chest cavity. Powell disclosed his cancer in October and has recently shifted from president to chairman of Four Stars Television while his acting roles on planned shows are being filled by others. He and wife June Allyson with two children moved to a Wilshire Boulevard apartment from Beverly Hills.
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Talks Continue On Skybolt Row At seaside villa
Kennedy and Macmillan met with a panel of experts in a sunny British resort island villa to discuss the Skybolt issue. Their talks extended from mid-morning through lunch at Macmillan's home into the afternoon, reflecting the ongoing urgency.
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Two Officers Die in G106B Jet Crash in Michigan
PICKFORD Mich AP two crew members were killed when a G106B jet interceptor on a training flight crashed in a farm field near this southern Chippewa County community. The pilot Capt Andrew J Spear 50 of Charleston SC and Maj Conrad Long 43 of Glendale Ariz ejected but died. Both lived at Kincheloe AFB with their wives the Spears had four children the Longs none. The plane attached to the 10th South Fighter Wing Kiel Caled was returning to the runway when it crashed about 15 miles from the base bursting into flames and being demolished witnesses heard an erratic roaring sound from the engines.
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Atlas missiles boost SAC alert force at bases nationwide
Secretary Zucker praised the Plattsburgh Atlas squadron as part of a eight-year effort to deploy liquid fuel ICBMs. Officials said over 1,000 long range missiles would be on alert when deployed, with 200 missiles in firing position across bases including Atlases Titans and Minutemen. Titan 2 test flights also reported success in the Cape Canaveral area.
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Raids Across States Seize 42 Slot Machines in 7 Cities
The crackdown reports 27 machines seized in Philadelphia and nearby counties, with additional raids in Wilkes-Barre and Kentucky where 42 machines were seized across seven cities including Morehead Richmond Georgetown Mt. Sterling Winchester Versailles Paris. Missouri and Kansas show multiple seizures in St. Louis County Lilbourn Seneca Horton Anthony, while Indiana lists 16 machines taken at trickstops near Evartsville Terre Haute and Jefferson.
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Ranger mission struggles with delays and faulty propulsion
The article notes NASA Ranger missions, from I to IX, facing delays and faulty Atlas Agena launches. Rangers had mixed outcomes with some failing to reach the Moon or return data, while others entered Earth orbit or low lunar trajectories. Political figures and parties referenced show a broader campaign context around space efforts.
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Ohio raids seize 24 gaming machines across Cincinnati suburbs
In a coordinated operation, Ohio authorities seized 24 gaming machines from 16 taverns across Forestville Cheloyt North College Hill Mount Healthy and Norwood. One man was arrested as part of the probe. Elsewhere in Georgia three machines were seized in Silverity, New Mexico reported 3 percent seized, and Texas authorities seized 175 units in Galvestor County on the Gulf Coast.
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Prisoners' mothers await shipments to Isle of Pines Penitentiary
Report describes planned delivery of 20 boxes of clothing to Isle of Pines Penitentiary where many captives are held, despite seven months of a clothing shipment ban. Other prisoners are at Principe Prison in Havana. The narrative also covers the Titan 2 missile program and related space and defense efforts.
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Crash Continues After Major Air Disaster
The report notes a series of air crashes within a month, with 206 to 256 lives lost in prior incidents. It recalls a Brazilian jetliner crash at Lima Pera on November 27 killing 97 aboard. Another Brazilian piston-engine liner forced landed in the Amazon with 30 aboard. rescuers seek survivors.
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Sympathy and Cuba prisoners cited in Kennedy remarks
The article recalls Kennedy’s comments on Cuban refugees and the prisoners held by Castro. It notes the private committee and administration facing Congress criticism while defending sympathy for the refugees and acknowledging ransom threads tied to Castro’s government. Dec 12 remarks reference December 1961 context.
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Dockers and union seek balanced talks on cargo handling
Wirtz cites industry and union concerns over better cargo handling methods and manpower utilization. A joint committee with a neutral chair would study job security and earnings, with remaining issues to be settled in a contract covering Oct 1 1962 to Sept 30 1963. The Taft Hartley cooling off period ends Sunday. NLRB will report to Justice for court action to dissolve the injunction.
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Kennedy era Congo talks and Cuban prisoner deal
The article details postinvasion Cuba prisoner swap bids and Kennedy’s push for a private fund-raising committee, Donovan’s Cuba missions, and evolving U.S. strategy in Congo. It notes pressure in Congress, British reliance on U.S. security, and broader Pax Americana questions as negotiations faltered and a U.S. blockade formed.
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