Deadline Set By Adoula Seeks Katanga Unity Pact
Premier Cyrille Adoula declared next Wednesday as the deadline for Katanga to honor Moise Tshombe's eight point unity agreement. He warned of energetic action if the commitment is not respected and expected U.N. enforcement if needed. Tshombe said ratification would take at least 10 days before Katanga deputies join the Congolese Parliament.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Elisabethville
U. N
Adoula
U.N
Kitona
Ralph Bunche
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Cardinal Cushing Reports Kennedy Father Improving After Stroke
Cardinal Richard Cushing visited Joseph P. Kennedy at St Marys Hospital in Boca Raton and said the elder Kennedy is very much improved and able to speak a word or two. Kennedy replied I know I am as he expressed cautious optimism about his recovery. Robert F Kennedy stayed overnight with his father before returning to Washington.
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West Pslm Beach
Fila
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Great Britain
Lima
Peru
Cardinal Cushing
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
Washington
Kennedy and Macmillan weigh resuming atmospheric nuclear tests
In Bermuda talks President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan discussed Soviet tests and expert reports. A decision to resume above ground tests may be necessary for national security. Berlin differences surfaced amid ongoing probing talks by their foreign ministers.
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William L. Ryan
Hamilton
Bermuda
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Britain
Europe
Berlin
Salinger
Moscow
Kennedy and Macmillan agree on next Berlin steps
In Bermuda President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan report full agreement on Berlin, Congo, and Soviet tests. They plan deeper talks before Kennedy returns to Florida to his ailing father, with possible steps toward negotiations in Moscow and a broader East West discussion.
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Kennedy
Macmillan
Berlin
Hamilton
Bermuda
Congo
Western Alliance
Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Ervin Files For New Term In U S Senate
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr of Morganton filed to seek a new six year term in the U S Senate The filing fee of 225 dollars was received by the State Board of Elections and he will contest the Democratic primary next spring The longtime senator previously served as a state supreme court justice before being named to the Senate by Gov William B Umstead
Record Toy Sales Hit North Carolina Markets This Christmas
Toys including sophisticated dolls electric road race games and science kits fueled a record Christmas season in North Carolina and neighboring South Carolina. TV ads boosted sales with items like Madam Alexander Kitten Doll Limbo game and Twirly Trike selling briskly across Charlotte Belk's Iveys Winston Salem Greensboro and other stores. Dealers reported shortages on hot items as sales soared with 14 000 Kitten Dolls and thousands of Trikes and racing sets moving quickly.
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Howard Criswell Jr
Charlotte
N.C
Carolinas
W. E. Damon
Chapman-Harkey
Walker Gary
Williams & Shelton
Twoistate
Madam Alexander
Damon
Jand Foundry Corp
Gary
Daniel Hollander
Greensboro
Williams and
Shelton
Remco
Spinning Wheel
Kathy
Belk’s
Ivey’s
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Plans Huge New Plant in Davie County
Gov. Sanford announced a multi million dollar expansion by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. to build a tobacco processing plant and storage facilities on an 800 acre site in Davie County near Mocksville. The project could exceed 20 million dollars and create about 800 jobs when production starts.
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Raleigh
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Gov. Sanford
Reynolds
Davie County
Mocksville
North Carolina
Winston - Salem Sentinel
Third Man Arrested In Bank Fraud
A third man was arrested by FBI agents in a bank embezzlement case tied to the First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co branch on Baltimore Ave. Joseph W Barnes, 25, head teller, admitted taking cash over ten months and gambling. A tavern operator and another man were seized for handling funds to cover bets and investments.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Baltimore Ave
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
Joseph W Barnes
Barnes
John R. Daly
Prices Ease as Living Costs Dip in November
In November the consumer price index edged down one tenth of a percent led by lower food costs and softer prices for toys and sporting goods. The annual comparison shows a 7 tenth percent rise from November 1960, while spendable earnings for a four person factory worker rose to 85.03 dollars a week, a gain of about seven percent year over year.
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Washington
Robert J. Myers
Labor Statistics
British Comet Crashes in Turkey Killing 27
A British Comet-4 jet operated by British European Airways crashed after takeoff from Ankara airport killing 27 of 34 aboard. Four Americans survived, all from the rear cabin, including Claude Goldman Doris Freudenberger and Arnold Holtzman. The plane was en route from London to Tel Aviv with passengers bound for Cyprus and Israel on a Christmas vacation.
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Turkey
Ankara
London
Tel Aviv
Israel
Claude Joseph Goldman
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Doris Mae Freudenberger
Bethlehem
U.S. Armed Forces School
Cyprus
Arnold Holtzman
Pardon granted for Warren Billings in 1916 parade bombing case
Warren Billings, a Californian who spent 23 years in prison for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing, received a Christmas pardon from Governor Edmund G. Brown. Billings, 68, called his imprisonment unjust and said he would vote again, noting civil rights restoration and his past parole record.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Labor
Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
Wov
Edmund G. Brown
San Mateo
Woodrow Wilson
11 Year Old Girl To Get Pony After Job Quest
Judy Lindsay a sixth grader from Cranford New Jersey will receive a pony with a white crescent marking on its face. After being denied by state labor laws she found work as a puppy sitter earning 25 cents a day. State officials and local supporters arranged a reduced fee for stable space and feed. Judy will meet her pony during Christmas vacation and join the 4 H club to learn care.
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Cranford
N. J
Judy Lindsay
New Jersey Department of Employment Security
Judy
Mandy
Ronald C. Weyer
State Department of Agriculture
Weyer
Ernest C. Bell
New Jersey Pony Breeders Agssn
Sky Top Farm
Plainfield
Ruth
Robert Lindsay
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren K
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Bell
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