Kennedy eliminates 17 interdepartmental committees
President Kennedy shelves 17 interagency groups as part of a drive to reduce red tape. White House officials say the move saves about 301 thousand dollars yearly while clarifying responsibility and consolidating duties.
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Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Eisenhower
Government Patents Board
Truman
Commissioner of Patents
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Salinger
Weather forecast spans coast to plains with mixed precipitation
Rain expected Sunday from northern California into Oregon and western Washington with snow flurries in the central and northern Rockies. Snow or rain across the Dakotas and Minnesota, showers in northern Nebraska and the west Gulf Coast. Warmer readings in New England and Florida while eastern Ohio Valley cools.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Rockies
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
West Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
New England
Florida
U.N. Debate Seen on Seating Communist China Next Fall
An expert report that about 90 percent of UN delegates expect the General Assembly to agenda the question of seating Communist China in its 1961 session, despite U S opposition. Delegates foresee a possible 1962 or 1963 seating unless Formosa is included with the seat.
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United Nations. N. Y
U. N
General Assembly
China
United States
Assembly
U. S
Janio Quadros
Brazil
Lord Home
United Nations
Soviet Union
Formosa
Printer's error forces reprint of 1961 legislative directories
In Olympia Washington a printer's error mislisted Pat Comfort a Pierce County Republican as a Democrat in the 1961 legislative directories. The entire batch was hurriedly collected and re printed to correct the party designation.
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Olympia, Wash
Pat Comfort
Pierce County
Man Who Returned Money To Get Job
Los Angeles AP report: Douglas William Johnson, a 50 year old unemployed Negro handyman, found 240000 dollars in a canvas bag on the street and returned it. Brink's Inc offered him a $90 weekly guard job and college tuition for his son Richard. Johnson awaited Monday decision.
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Los Angeles
Brink's, Inc
Brink's
Douglas William Johnson
Johnson
Richard
Johnsons
Mexico
United States
Brinks, Inc
Helen
Ike Goes Deep Sea Fishing Off Baja
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower flew from Palm Springs to La Paz for a six hour deep sea fishing trip in the Gulf of California. He was greeted by about 300 supporters while aboard a twin engine plane owned by Charles Jones of Richfield Oil Co. Also aboard were W. Albion Jones and Freeman Gosden co creator of Amos n Andy.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gulf of California
la Paz
Mexico
Eisenhower
Charles Jones
Richfield Oil Co
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service, Utilities Corp
Freeman Gosden
Amos ‘N
Andy
Man Attacked By Unknown Assailant on Fairview Avenue
Thrount Rush, 36, was attacked from behind on Fairview Avenue and struck on the head then slashed on the face. He was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital about 11 p.m. and listed in non serious condition. Police investigate. Rush cannot identify the attacker.
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Rush
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fairview Avenue
Millionaire Made But Pieces Misfit His Path
A reflective line suggests a man believed destined for wealth found his fortune thwarted by misassembled plans or flawed circumstances, leaving his rise incomplete.
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JFK
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A. Uptown Group
A.A. Beginner's
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
U.N
Red
U.S
Polaroid
Electric
Main ST
Polaroid Corporation
Tke
Don
Tatum Dalton Transfer and Storage Co
W. Green ST
Lancaster House
Heywood - Wakefield
Criterion’ Group
Whiteleigh
Drexel
Premiere
Dixie
Martinsville
Thomasville Chair CO
Weiman
Clyde Pearson
Cherry
By Syroco
Westwood Lamps
Kaspen
H. Willet
Silvercraft
Syroceo
Lane
Heywood
Wakefield
Berkline
Dy Pulaski
Open Stock Group
Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro Road
Teakwood
Willett
Sparta
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