Adenauer Says He Will Meet Kennedy Next February
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced plans to meet President-elect John F. Kennedy in Washington on February 15. He emphasized disarmament, especially nuclear, and urged continued U.S. participation in Western European defense amid hopes Kennedy will pursue current policy with vigor.
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Konrad Adenauer
United States
John F. Kennedy
Adenauer
Washington
American Council of Germany
Kennedy
U.S
Western Europe
Va Political Future Is Uncertain
In Richmond Virginia analysts debate future political alignments after a third Republican sweep in the state. Democrats split over backing or remaining silent about their nominee with figures like J Lindsay Almond Jr and Harry Byrd giving mixed signals regarding Kennedy support and party influence.
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Finch murder trial jurors report to probe
Los Angeles AP says three jurors claimed Jury No. 2 reached a partial verdict after a week and a half in the Finch murder case but were told by Judge LeRoy Dawson to keep deliberating. They said a verdict convicting Dr. R. Bernard Finch of second degree murder was possible while the charge against Carole Tregoff remained deadlocked. The court discharged the panel after declaring a deadlock. The physician and his ex-mistress previously had a mistrial.
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LeRoy Dawson
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Nixon Garners Big Lead in Whittier Votes
Whittier California returns show Richard M. Nixon with 14 417 votes to 6 713 for John F Kennedy in the presidential election. Nixon carried his hometown by more than two to one despite losing nationally.
Khrushchev Signals Move Toward Kennedy Summit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev signals readiness for talks with President-Elect Kennedy. He offers conciliatory notes and cites disarmament and a peace treaty as aims while U S officials assess how Geneva nuclear testing talks and Berlin questions fit a possible new U S Soviet dialogue.
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British Youths Hanged For Kicking Man To Death
In London two British youths Francis Forsyth and Norman Harris were hanged for fatally kicking Allan Jee after a robbery. Forsyth, 18, Harris, 23, faced protests as the crowd watched at South London and Pentonville prisons. Forsyth spoke with his girlfriend Margaret Caution, 17, before the execution, while she mourned his loss.
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Norman Harris
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Allan E. Jee
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Francis
Second U N Soldier Survives Congo Ambush
In Katanga north region a second U N soldier survived the rebel ambush on an It-man Irish patrol. The UN spokesman said the survivor was wounded but not badly and a mutilated body was recovered near the scene, the fifth body found since Tuesday’s attack.
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GOP Triples Membership In N C General Assembly
The 1961 North Carolina General Assembly will include at least 16 Republicans, over three times the 1959 GOP presence. Unofficial AP returns show 14 House seats and 2 Senate seats for Republicans, with Clyde M. Roberts and B. C. Brock elected to the Senate. The GOP gains focus in western districts, but Dems still hold the majority in both chambers.
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Senate
Clyde M. Roberts
Marshall
B. C. Brock
Mocksville
Tressie Pierce Fletcher
Taylorsville
Alexander County
Mack Isaac
Newland, Avery
Dan R. Simpson
Morganton
Burke
Herman H. West
Mar
House
GOP
William E. Cobb
Japan sees Kennedy era U S policy as more energetic yet unchanged
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka predicting a more energetic but essentially unchanged U S foreign policy under President Kennedy. The opposition Socialists say Kennedy's win could ease their push for a neutralist policy in Japan.
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Zentaro Kosaka
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Japan
Population Density Projections for Puerto Rico and United States
Survey notes Puerto Rico may reach 674 people per square mile while the United States could have 25 square miles per million residents over 65 by 1980. Projections suggest one of the world’s highest elderly population densities by that date.
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