Diplomats Restore Ties Between United States and Dominican Republic
The United States and Dominican Republic resume diplomatic relations led by Teodoro Moscoso and Marco A. Pena. Pena, former consul general, named to head the U S mission while Moscoso was expected to lead the Dominican side in Santo Domingo. The move follows sanctions and political upheaval in the Dominican Republic and signals a path toward normalizing imports and official dealings with the two nations.
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Samo Dor
Cu Jgo
Washvievor
Dal
Nepal
Lancoury
Romulos
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Trujillos
Civ Council
Cuda
Mia Domingo
Domini
Dominic Republic
Marco A. Pena
Space test balloon and Latin American aid discussio
The report mixes a space launch outline with a political wraparound. It notes a space experiment involving a large balloon inflated by acetemide gas after ejection from a Thor rocket, with cameras in place and recovery planned. It also covers remarks on the Alliance for Progress and Dominican Republic politics amid a shift in power and U S foreign policy in the hemisphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Ambrosio Yarez Avbar
Ker
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Alvarez Arbar
Domincan
Americas
Wstate
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Ofj
Truidate
Aae
Tru State Council
United States
U.S
Joas
Delia
Minican Republic
Lfew
Rafael L. Trujillo Lasti
John W. Smith
Richay
Mond
Kennedy outlines long term solutions and progress
President Kennedy urged patience for long term solutions as he sought to push Congress for new education and health care measures. He cited achievements in employment, production, and defense while noting ongoing crises in Laos Congo and Latin America. DiSalle and McElroy debates shadowed the reception as a crowd of about 3000 cheered at the fairgrounds.
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Congress
Kennedy
DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Kenneddy
Laos
Congo
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
Western Alliance
Association On Communist Nations
J. Grant Kishigaway
Fairgrounds
Jack Bolton
Andrews
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Kennedy to intensify talks on broadened collating powers
Congress faces dim prospects for a bill on broader collating powers. Representative Cecil King notes the committee's doubts without Mills' stance. Kennedy plans personal contacts with leaders, including a weekly breakfast with House and Senate Democrats. Byrd, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, will attend.
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California
Npt
Mills
House
Kennedy
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-2
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Bribery Probe Sparks Resignation Amid Spartanburg Debate
An attorney connected to a Philadelphia style bribery case resigned as figures in Spartanburg seek to trap anti Republican leaders. The program aims to sway public opinion in favor of the President and a Monday meeting with Kennedy expected to address opposition and civic concerns.
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Iam Watt Ar Htean
TVA Bond Sale Set For Jan 24
TVA plans a 345 million power bonds issue to finance generation and transmission facilities. The bonds will be sold in New York City on January 24 by competitive bidding through TVA directors. The issue, authorized by the 1939 congressional act, allows TVA to sell up to 750 million bonds outstanding at once. Arrests related to a scheme to influence local politics were noted in passing.
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Amick
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FBI
Storm East U S Pounds Crestview Killing One
A vast storm battered the eastern half of the United States causing widespread disruption. In Crestview Florida a tornado left one dead and about 700 homeless as trees homes and power lines were destroyed and temperatures plummeted. Rescue crews worked through debris as frost and ice slowed recovery efforts.
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Florida
Boston
New Hampshire
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New York
Tuta
N.Y
Rocht
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Shetsaniet Airlines
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Maine
Greyhound
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
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Great Plaines
Kam
Sas
Mis-Heigh-Durham
Durisouri
Iowa
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Hough
Motown Boulevard
Peace
Devereaux Meadow
Jkome
Raleigh
Fla
Coldweather
Aft Aternoon Twister
Fregoe
J. W. Jourdan
Diane
Edward
Jourdan
Donna Joyce Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Sukarno Orders Mobilization in South Celebes Port
Sukarno declares mobilization on December 18, ordering army navy and air force to ready seize territory by force. Speech at port north of Makassar marks a series of mobilization pitches as officers in Celebes show reluctance to invade without more ships and planes from Soviet bloc buyers.
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Makassar
Celebes
Pioc
Crash survivor Neal Rowlader recalls fatal auto crash
Neal Rowlader 41 of East St. Louis Ti describes a wreck where the car skidded and the truck could not avoid impact. He was the lone survivor with a back injury as eight people died, a toll rivaling a 1959 Shatbyville high school student crash.
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Able
Neal Rowlader
East St. Louis, Ti
Rowlader
Shatbyville
Cress
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