Polaris Submarines Readied Under Nassau Pact
The Nassau meeting between President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan agreed to build a NATO nuclear force centered on Polaris submarines, with Britain to acquire missiles and its own submarines. A three way push to include France followed. the plan targets operational missiles by 1969 1970 and a multilateral nuclear force under NATO.
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Nassau
Bahamas
NATO
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Macmillan
Ference
United States
Britain
U.S
Western Alliance
Palm Beach
John G. Diefenbaker
London
India
Court Dismisses Negro's Move Against Clemson
Federal Judge C C Wyche dismissed Harvey Gantt's bid for admission to Clemson College, ruling he failed to prove race discrimination and did not show grounds for denial. Gantt, an Iowa State student, could appeal. the Fourth Circuit previously urged swift proceedings.
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Greenville
D. C
C. C. Wyche
Harvey Gantt
Charleston
Iowa State College
Ames
Clemson
Gantt
Clemson College
Judge Wyche
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Matthew Perry
Lincoln Jenkins
Columbia
NAACP
Boy Accidentally Kills Himself
Hampton 14 year old boy shot and killed himself while playing with his policeman brother in law s .38 revolver. The child was babysitting for City Policeman W R Nelson when the accident occurred. Police say he thought he had emptied the revolver as five bullets lay on the floor beside his body.
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Hampton
George Robert Cole
Hopkins Place
W. R. Nelson
L. H. Nicholson
W Nelson
Sam Brown
Cole
Budget Expected To Be About $99 Billion
Washington AP reports the fiscal 1964 budget is projected near 99 billion dollars, a record high for U.S. spending. Officials say military outlays could exceed 50 billion, with red ink forecast for a fourth straight year and deficits potentially ranging from 6 to 12 billion depending on tax cuts and economic growth.
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U.S
Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Skybolt
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Snow and Sleet Cause Gridlock Across Virginia
Snow and sleet hit Virginia with 11 inch totals near the West Virginia line and at least one traffic death. Highways iced over as schools closed and the state highway department urged chains and snow tires. One fatal crash occurred on U S 259 near Waynesboro as a car skidded and overturned. Snow depths varied, with slick conditions reported in South Hill and around Richmond.
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Associated Press
Virginia
West Virginia
State Highway Department
U.S. 259
Waynesboro
Rayimord Austen Woodson
Tracior
Staunton
U.S. 1
U. S. 201
Richmond
South Hill
Charlottes
Cuban Prisoner Exchange Scheduled To Start Sunday
Washington AP reports a Castro negotiated exchange to free 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners in return for medicines and food begins Sunday. The plan uses Pan American shuttles from Miami to Havana with supplies aboard the SS African Pilot loading in Port Everglades.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Port Everglades
Fla
Havana
Miami
Pan American World Airways
Luciud D. Clay
Cuba
Red Cross
U.S
Pan American
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
United States
Wappen von Hamburg
Hoffa Case Goes To Federal Court Jury In Nashville
Federal court jurors received the government conspiracy case against Teamsters President James R Hoffa. The panel deliberated about three hours and was sent to the jury room overnight. The judge warned jurors not to discuss the case in their hotel rooms. Hoffa, 49, faces two counts alleging a conspiracy with Commercial Carriers Inc to pay off a union official in violation of the Taft Hartley Act. Maximum sentence is two years and $20,000 fine per count if convicted. The case centers on a truck leasing venture aimed at labor peace and linked to Test Fleet Corp stock. The trial was moved to Nashville though many offenses occurred in Michigan.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hofta
US. Dist
William E. Miller
Hoffa
Michigan
Washington
New York
Miami
Fla
Hoffa and
Commercial Carriers, Inc
CCI
Detroit
Nashville
Test Fleet Corp
Five Die In Private Plane Crash Near Sumerville
Five persons from Baltimore were killed when a private plane crashed in a Dorchester County field near Sumerville Maryland. Sheriff Carl Knight said wreckage and body parts scattered over about a half acre and the aircraft appeared to go down around 3 15 am after the motor cut off. The victims were R E Holder 22 of Baltimore and Hialeah Fla the pilot, Mr and Mrs William Graham both 27 the Graham s 9 year old daughter and Jim Thrasher. Thrasher was an employee of the See CRASH Page Two.
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Dorchester County
Carl ‘Knight
R. E. Holder
Baltimore
Hialeah
Fla
William Graham
Graham
Jim Thrasher
Family Of 14 Keeps Vigil Over Unconscious Brother
In Greenville Kentucky a family of 14 has tended to Franklin Vincent who has been unconscious for five years after an auto accident in 1957. Doctors say he may regain some consciousness but not return to his former self. His parents and 12 siblings provide round the clock care at home. Franklin shows occasional movement or eye activity but remains largely unresponsive. The family reports a continuous vigil with shifts every two hours.
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Greenville
Farrell Vincent
Franklin
Raymond Vincent
Frankie
Frankel
Lie
Raymond
L and
Barnett and Johnson Faces Criminal Contempt Move
The Justice Department asked the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to hold Mississippi Governor Barnett and Lt. Governor Johnson in criminal contempt for blocking James Meredith from enrolling at the University of Mississippi in September. If found in contempt, penalties could include jail terms and fines. The case stems from Meredith’s attempt to enroll amid riots and federal marshals, with Meredith finally enrolled on October 1.
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New Orleans
Justice Department
Federal Appeals Court
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Appeals
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jackson
Miss
Barnett
Johnson
Bobby
U.S
Meredith
State College Board
U S Congo Mission Draws Soviet Fire at UN
At UN briefings Adlai Stevenson defended a U S military mission to the Congo to bolster U Thant’s plan to end Katanga secession. Valerian Zorin condemned the move as arbitrary and unilateral, warning of serious consequences and interference with Security Council norms.
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Stevenson
Katanga
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Congo
U.N
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Bonnie Proves Real Trouper at Christmas Play
Six year old Bonnie Ruth Davis planned the Langley View Elementary School Christmas show in her ballerina costume, but the cast failed to appear due to a three inch snowfall and school closures. Principal Miss Alice Davis found Bonnie wandering a deserted hallway and returned her to her parents Airman J C and Mrs Otho C Davis who were unaware of the closings.
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Otho C. Davis
U S Mission Encounters Anti American Outburst In Congo
A U S military mission led by Lt Gen Louis W Truman arrived in Leopoldville and faced anti American outbursts from Congo opposition members. Opponents charged U S and U N plans to base troops, while Premier Adoula faced calls to explain his position amid internal strife and reports of Soviet arms offers. The mission aims to assess useful military equipment for the UN task force, with no new troop deployment expected.
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U.S
Congo
Louis W. Truman
U Thant
Katanga
Leopoldville
Zorin
United States
U.N
Security Council
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
Truman
Ndjili
1U.N
Adoula
Jerome Anang
Joseph Mobutu
Sergei Nemtchina
Central Congo
Moise Tshombe
Weather Outlook and Hazard Warnings in Virginia and North Carolina
Downtown thermometer reading and dial reports indicate hazardous driving inland in Virginia with mostly cloudy, colder weather and a chance of freezing rain or sleet Saturday. Coastal areas expect rain, highs near 30s. In North Carolina, hazardous driving alerts cover western and northern regions as skies stay cloudy and cold through Sunday with intermittent mixed precipitation and possible mountain snow showers.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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Poland
Brussels
Belgium
Polaris
JFK
Wyche
Gaunt
Boy
State
Clay
Harriman
Castro
James B. Donovan
Cuban Familes Committee
Welfare Department
Thei W Sritter
Tentetete- Red Cross
Committee of America Steamship Lines
Donovan
Cabe
Food and Drug Manufacturers
James Hoffa
Carolina
Summerville
D.C
Thrasher
Family of 14
Ole Miss
University
Oxford
Mercuiuis Enroumesn
Barnett and
U.S. Congo
Thant
U.N. Congo
Bonnie
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