Chinese delegate silenced at East Berlin party congress
Wu Hsiuchuan of China faced jeers and shouting from 2,500 delegates as he critiqued Soviet policy. Khrushchev absent, Wu defended Maoist line and Germany peace aims amid strict party discipline and Yugoslav revisionist labels.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Paul Werner
East Berlin
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Red Chinese Party
East Germany
Stalin
Red Bloc
Marx
Lenin
Income Reaches New Peak in 1962 Personal Income
Washington AP reports 1962 personal income rose to 440.5 billion, up 24 billion from 1961, driven by wage and salary gains. Wages and salaries climbed 17 billion to 295.8 billion, manufacturing payrolls rose to 93.6 billion, nonmanufacturing payrolls to 122.5 billion, and government pay totaled 56.2 billion. Farm income held steady at 17.3 billion with a November-December farm income lift.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Snowstorm Hits Montana and Midwest Cold Snap
Blizzard conditions and drifting snow paralyzed parts of Montana while temperatures plunged across the Dakotas Minnesota and Nebraska. Wind driven snow and zero to subzero readings disrupted traffic and travel across the northern plains and upper Midwest.
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Montana
Midwest
PB Peete
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockies
Texas
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
North Dakota
South Dakota
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Maine
Gulf Coastal States
Georgia
Carolinas
One Rescued As Ferry Sinks
A Korea coast ferry with an estimated eighty to a hundred aboard capsized in a gale off the southwest coast. One man was rescued and nine bodies recovered as the Yun ho sank four miles southwest of Mokpo after being hit by sudden gales around noon.
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Seoul
Korea
Yun-ho
Hainam
Mokpo
Shin Moon
Suh Chong-soo
Blowing Rock Police Chief Shot To Death
Blowing Rock North Carolina police chief William Deane Greene 28 was fatally shot during a car stop on U S 321 near Blowing Rock while investigating burglaries. Two men Ralph Parson 22 and Millard Greer 45 and two women were in the car. Parson and Greer fled and were pursued by deputies. Greene was shot with a shotgun and knife wounds left him dead at Blowing Rock Hospital after four hours.
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Blowing Rock
N.C
Louise Wright
Grace Hospital
Morganton
Greene
Sixjan
Lenoir
Ralph R. Parson
Caldwell County
William Deane
Bill) Greene
Parson
Millard Greer
Greer
U.S. 321
Myers
Carolyn Parson
Mildred H. Hinson
Watauga County Sheriff's Department
Sect Begins Invasion Of Town In Kansas
A Bethel Baptist Church group from Hutchinson relocates to Iola Kansas claiming the move is the Lord's will. About 30 families arrive with more expected from Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois. Mayor McDonald hopes they find work amid Allen County relief needs.
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Iola
Kan
Kansas
Jim Hoss
Hutchinson
Bethel ‘Baptist Church
Madison Avenue Church
Lola
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Don Kindhart
Webb stresses U S pre-eminence in space not first moon
Space chief James E. Webb told the North Carolina Press Institute that America aims to lead in space regardless of being first to the moon. He cited President Kennedy’s goal for a decade lunar effort but said the objective is overall pre-eminence and reliable mastery of space for mankind.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Space Agency
James E. Webb
U.S
Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
North Carolina Press Institute
Kennedy
Space leadership and deportation remark by Webb
The article quotes Webb arguing space dominance hinges on accumulating scientific knowledge technology and experience not just a single goal. He says true purpose extends beyond reaching the moon to mastering how to get there and sustain progress over the long term.
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Moon
Webb
Sharp budget cuts expected by Congress in face of Kennedy requests
The AP report outlines how Congress has trimmed billions from new appropriations in past years while approving large supplemental funds. It notes cuts are strongest in election years and restorations rise post elections, with $12.5 billion in reductions and nearly $20 billion in supplementals over five years.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Hardley
Truman Undergoes Hernia Surgery in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, underwent routine hernia repair at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The operation began before 8 a.m. and he was moved to the recovery room at 9:55 a.m. No complications were reported and he remained in recovery until 3 p.m. Mrs. Truman was present in his room during the procedure.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Mrs. Truman
Kennedy to Visit West Germany and Italy in 1963
President Kennedy plans a European trip in 1963 visiting Bonn and other West German leaders including Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The White House also announced a visit to Italy later in the year with dates to be set by Press Secretary Pierre Salinger.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Germany
Italy
Europe
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Pierre Salinger
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Werner
Pfus
Midwest Region
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Willie Cowan
Ken Gregg
Highmore
S.D
Bethel
Terry Sanford
Sanford
North Carolina Press Association
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
D. S. Coltrane
James S. Taylor
North CarolinaCollege
J. B. Myers
U.S 321
Sect
Ee Carden
Pfc
Jack Moon
Saginaw, Mich
Eva
Santa Ana
Calif
JFK
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