Kennedy eyes space cooperation and Powers probe
In a half hour briefing President Kennedy discussed U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers and a board of inquiry into his May 1, 1960, overflight. He said no evidence yet that Powers violated his contract and called for genuine U S Soviet space talks, noting no guarantee of Soviet willingness to agree. He also addressed urban affairs, air rights over East Germany, Berlin diplomacy, taxes, Southeast Asia aid, and his brother Robert F Kennedy's world tour to counter Marxist views.
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Paris
Frankfurt
Auto Theft Charged To Man Here
John Thomas Carter, 30, was charged with automobile larceny for allegedly stealing a 1960 automobile valued at $1800 from Duke Power Co. A tentative trial date is set for March 3. Detectors are investigating other aspects of the case. Also charged were Joe M. Brinson, 42, for issuing a $25 worthless check to J. T. Crawford and Bobby L. Wilson, 25, on a worthless check. both posted bonds for Municipal Court.
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Bobby L. Wilson
Kendall Street
Kennedy party flies to Berlin amid snowstorm
RFK Platz hosts Kennedy family and entourage on a 195 mile Frankfurt Berlin run in a snowstorm. Thousands greet the visitors as the route passes near the Communist wall. West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt urges a strong welcome to the Kennedys and allied officials observe the arrival. Edward M. Kennedy birthday events are planned. Soviet air space requests in the corridor before have caused a tense backdrop.
Kennedy proposes early meeting with Khrushchev on space cooperation
President Kennedy released a message to Khrushchev calling for an early meeting to discuss cooperative space research and projects. Khrushchev congratulated Kennedy on John Glenn's triple orbit and urged joint space exploration efforts.
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Kennedy
John H. Glenn Jr
Berlin
Arthur Miller Weds Ingeborg Morath Quietly in Connecticut
Arthur Miller 46 quietly marries Ingeborg Morath 38 an Austrian photographer in a civil ceremony near New Milford Connecticut. The couple plans a European honeymoon and Morath works for Magnum agency with homes in New York and Paris. This is Miller’s third marriage following his split from Marilyn Monroe.
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Russian-born economist and writer David J. Dallin dies at 72
New York AP reports economist and prolific anti Communist writer David J Dallin 72 died Wednesday. He was born in Russia and became a prominent critic of the Soviet system.
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David J. Dallin
Strive for revenge only against those who aided you
The speaker urges targeting harm only at those who have previously helped you, suggesting a cautious boundary on retaliation. It frames revenge as a selective response rather than a general grievance, implying ethical restraint in pursuing payback.
Old Banking Law Is Put Into Force By Saxon
James J. Saxon, new comptroller of the currency, invokes a 1930s depression law to place First National Bank of Exeter Pennsylvania into conservatorship after a $440,000 shortage. Depositors may withdraw 10 percent while officials face embezzlement charges.
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Lipp
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Police Attend Accident Investigation School in Thomasville
Thomasville police officers will take part in a traffic accident investigation school over three weeks. Capt. Jack Kirkman and Police Chief Paul Shore will lead two instruction periods per day on three days each week. One group attends day sessions while another group has night sessions.
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Greek girl Memi visits Kennedy for heart surgery gift
Memi Papacotsis, 11, from Greece, visits Caroline Kennedy at the White House during memory of her heart condition. She receives a china bird after meeting Mrs Kennedy and John F. Kennedy Jr, tours the nursery and dogs, and departs with a kiss from the First Lady.
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White House
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Chrysanthemis
Memi
Executive Mansion
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Greece
Walter Reed Hospital
Khrushchev
Lie Detector Test Given To Witness In Congo Killing
In Leopoldville an American friend of the slain U S assistant military attaché was given a lie detector test during interrogations. Investigations indicate Miss Thring faced no direct involvement in the death of Lt. Col. Helen D Stogner last Wednesday. She is staying with American friends and was released from court custody.
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Congo
U.S
Helen D. Stogner
Washington
Truck And Train Collision In Rain At Unlighted Crossing
Wilbert James Beckley age 48 of Faison North Carolina escaped with minor injuries after his tractor truck collided with an Atlantic Coast Line Railroad freight train at an unlighted crossing during a rain Wednesday night. He said he did not see the train until it was too late and the truck jackknifed as he hit the brakes. Beckley was taken to a local hospital for a shoulder injury.
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Wilbert James Beckley
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Davidson College Eyes Integration Move Given Faculty Student Support
Davidson trustees task executive committee to study admitting qualified American Negroes after polls show faculty support and a student poll of 565 indicating a majority favor dropping the color bar. Faculty vote described as substantial, student support 53 percent in favor.
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