Harvard Professor Named Kennedy Budget Director
President-elect John F Kennedy announced Harvard professor David E Bell as co director of the Budget Bureau, a key post for shaping Eisenhower era budgets to fit the Kennedy plan. Bell, 41, will liaise with Maurice E Stans and start early next week, with Mike Feldman assisting before the administration begins.
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Waynick to retire early in 1961 after guard tenure
Adjutant General Capus Waynick announced plans to end his long public service early next year and retire to his High Point area farm. He will stay as head of the National Guard until Gov elect Terry Sanford is inaugurated, then resign at the end of January.
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Cuba mulls protest over U S space rocket fragments
Cuban officials report fragments weighing as much as 40 pounds from a Cape Canaveral rocket landed in Oriente and Holguin provinces. Fidel Castro’s government accuses the United States of aggression and plans to raise the issue at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Negligence Blamed In Nash County Prison Escape
Nash County Prison Camp road gang sees three felons flee in a State Highway Department truck. Guards blamed for lapse as foreman and three inmates, including a lifer, escaped near Nashville. Air patrol and local agencies joined the hunt. names and sentences listed.
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No Major Manifesto From Red Summit Confab
Moscow reports say the three week Red Summit produced little on fundamental issues. The final communique stressed unity and harmony while listing 81 participating parties and outlining Marxist Leninist principles. Liu Shao chi led Red China challenging Khrushchev on coexistence and war, with Albania and others possibly backing Beijing.
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Congo Army Arrests Lumumba Amid Threats and Plans
Col. Joseph Mobutu announced Lumumba was captured near Port Francqui with six companions and warned any harm would be answered. A plane was dispatched to Leopoldville to bring Lumumba back for trial, as Mobutu claimed the region remains under army control and Lumumba faces imminent return.
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Trackers report red space ship not in orbit
The National Space Surveillance Control center reported radar tracking on the Atlantic missile range showed only the tumbling rocket body of the Soviet dog satellite today and no sign of the satellite carrying two dogs. Observers awaited Sputnik XI but failed to detect the vehicle. the satellite had been reported as in orbit while the rocket body tumbled. The satellite's radio had gone silent and officials suggested it might have left orbit.
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Rockefeller Denies Fight For Power
Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York says after a meeting with Vice President Nixon there is no power struggle in the Republican party. He backs cooperation to make the GOP a positive force, while noting Nixon is titular head and Thruston Morton is the actual national chairman.
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Eight in Fires Blame Subfreezing SC Deaths
Sub freezing temperatures across South Carolina caused ten deaths Thursday night and today. Eight were from home fires and two from gas asphyxiation, with Charleston worst hit at five fatalities.
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Ten White Students Return to Integrated William Frantz School
Ten white students returned to classes at William Frantz, undermining a local boycott. The scene featured a foreign car with two girls, two deputies escorting three Negro first graders, and police guarding both integrated schools as protests continued. Strong emotions and weather influenced attendance and picketing by mothers.
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