Kennedy Holds First Evening News Conference
President Kennedy prepares for a landmark live news conference broadcast nationwide on all major networks starting at 6 p.m. EST. Reporters will hear direct quotes, and the session may run at night, with broadcasts extending overseas via U.S. Information Agency coverage.
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White House
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fire Victims To Be Flown Back To U S
In the Ionian Sea aboard the carrier Saratoga four officers and three enlisted men died in a Monday fire. Seven bodies, including Jean Edward Regan of Cerro Gordo, N C, were flown from Athens to Naples and are scheduled to reach Norfolk Virginia Saturday morning.
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Storm Smashes Across Texas As Severe Cold Grips Nation
The eastern half of the U S endures a seventh straight subzero day as a fast moving snow and ice storm blankets Texas from the panhandle toBrownsville. Snow sleet and freezing rain cripple roads snap lines and cause at least six deaths as temperatures run near zero in many areas and winds reach 60 mph in Floydada.
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Kennedy to Deliver Somber State of the Union Message
President Kennedy plans a somber State of the Union outlining global trouble spots such as the Congo and Laos and a cautious domestic economy. He may propose tax changes and measures to aid areas of chronic unemployment, with Republicans vowing a battle over the budget.
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Illinois
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Indiana
Woman May Become Next White House Physician
Dr. Janet G. Travell of New York appears set to be named the White House physician, a nonmilitary choice not seen in decades. Travell, a Cornell medical graduate who cured President Kennedy of back trouble, is married with two daughters.
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New York
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U S Plans Space Station Inn Feasibility Study
NASA awarded a 100000 dollar contract to Lockheed Aircraft Corp to study building cosmic filling stations for ships in orbit. The test envisions two satellites linked in space at 18000 mph to prove assembly feasibility, with future plans for assembled space inns and refueling points if funds and results permit.
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Sawed jail bars found in North Carolina case
In Kinston North Carolina two men held in a kidnapping murder case and a youth charged with sex offenses were placed in isolation after jail officials found two bars saved from a cell. Jesse E Perry Eugene W Jacobs and Gary P Batt were named in the incident tied to a July 21 marine slaying and a seduction case. A hacksaw blade was smuggled in via window and attached to the bars by an accomplice.
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Memphis
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Leader Says Ship Will Not Be Surrendered
Portuguese dissidents aboard the cruise liner Santa Maria radioed CBS that the vessel would not be surrendered to Portuguese or foreign ships. American and British craft pursue the ship while a Portuguese vessel and parts of the navy are mobilized. Galvao indicated passengers would be ashore at a neutral port soon, with possible disembarkation of the attackers as well.
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Bugs Bunny Voice Actor In Critical Collision Injures
Mel Blanc, famed voice of Bugs Bunny and Woody Woodpecker, was in critical condition after a head on crash on Sunset Boulevard near UCLA. He suffered compound fractures of both legs and head lacerations and underwent leg surgery after being pinned in the wreckage.
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Ucla Medical Center
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Tar Heel May Get Liaison Post With White House
Henry Hall Wilson of Monroe North Carolina expected to be named liaison between the White House and the House of Representatives. He would monitor House legislation of interest to the President and reported salary would be 19000 to 21000 dollars.
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Washington
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Monroe
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Charlotte News Today
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Union
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Kennedy
State
Young Democrats Club
Henry Hall Wilson Sr
Union County
Mystery Santa Maria Liner Sought By Navy Planes
U S Navy planes closed in on a reported position of a mystery ship in tropical Atlantic waters while Portuguese authorities said the captive liner Santa Maria had been located. Navy officials cautioned they would confirm sighting only after identification.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Congo Debate Faces UN Group Over UAR Interference
UN Security Council prepares for a new Congo debate sparked by President Kasavubu charging United Arab Republic interference in Congo affairs. The issue may wait until February as Leopoldville hosts preliminary talks for a lese round-table conference and Lumumba's return is debated by Dag Hammarskjold.
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Pirates Take Hostages Aboard Santa Maria In Caribbean Cruise
Passengers aboard the Portuguese liner Santa Maria radioed calm reports from Lisbon to coastal RCA stations as pirates commandeered the ship in the Caribbean. Exiled adventurer led the operation but relatives and friends in the United States reported all aboard safe and well with messages saying they were okay.
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Gainesville
Fla
Government Affairs Institute
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Wichita
Ian
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Los Angeles
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Southern California
You CAN Get Better Grades booklet by Dr. Nason
A newspaper notice promotes a multi part series by Dr. Leslie J. Nason on improving grades. It invites students and parents to read his advice and request his booklet You CAN Get Better Grades priced at 1.00 through the paper.
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