Irish diplomat apologizes for death in Virginia incident
From a small Negro country, Irish Ambassador John J. Hearne expressed sorrow for the death of Jessie Hamlin hit by his son David’s car in Washington Street. Hearne pledged his government’s help to the family as mourners gathered at Zion A M E church in Courtland.
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Courtland
John J. Hearne
United States
Zion A.M.E
Jessie Hamlin
Washington Street
Hearne
David
Airliner Down In Gulf With 42 Aboard No Survivors Feared
Wreckage of a National Airlines DC7B with 42 aboard found in the Gulf of Mexico about 108 miles east southeast of New Orleans. No survivors detected as Coast Guard vessels and aircraft race from Biloxi to Pensacola area to reach the scene. Captain Charles H. Ruby reported the discovery and the last radio contact occurred near Chandeleur Island. Flight originated Miami en route to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
National Airlines
Gulf of Mexico
Charles H. Ruby
Miami
Ruby
Coast Guard
Fla
Airlines
Chandeleur Island
Biloxi
Miss
Gulf
Pensacola
Jack Atkinson
Federal Aviation Administration
Frank E. Todd
Pascagoula
Nike
Gulfport
Rockefeller Seeks Jobs Rise to Tackle Automation
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged boosting the economy to absorb workers displaced by automation. Speaking to the New York AFL CIO convention in Buffalo, he tied higher output to more jobs and noted his California Oregon Seattle Boise tour may have shifted Republican support away from Nixon, while backing his own potential nomination.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Organized Labor
Rockefeller
New York State
Afl-Cio
California
Oregon
Seattle
Boise
Idaho
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
Pasadena
Calif
Harvard To Get Ample Gar Bile
Memphis AP report says gar bile from Horseshoe Lake spraying to kill dead gar and other fish may be shipped to Harvard. Dr Frederic C Chang of the University of Tennessee Cancer Research Laboratory in Memphis asked for a bite for a Harvard researcher. Snowden agreed to cooperate amid questions about the plan.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harvard University
Horseshoe Lake
Arkansas
Frederic C. Chang
University of Tennessee Cancer Research Laboratory
Harvard
R. B. Snowden
Chang
Snowden
UN Chief Leaves Finn in Laos
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will leave Finnish UN official Sakari Tuomioja in Laos as personal representative for up to four weeks to study Laos economic needs and aid. Tuomioja, head of the UNECE in Geneva, is to act as a restraining influence on rebels amid Lao government hopes for stability.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Laos
Hammarskjold
Sakari Tuomioja
Finland
Tuomioja
U.N. Economic Commission For Europe
Geneva
U.N. Security Council
North Viet Nam
New York
United Nations
NAM Urges Income Tax Reduction in House Hearing
The National Association of Manufacturers urged prompt congressional action to cut income taxes. NAM officials projected a thorough rate revamp could raise annual personal incomes by at least 40 billion dollars in eight years. John C. Davidson testified for NAM to the Ways and Means Committee, which began a five week tax study hearing. Joseph Sneed of Cornell University proposed lowering the top individual rate and shifting the starting point to below 20 percent.
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NAM
House
Ways and Means
John C. Davidson
Government Finance
Davidson
Joseph Sneed
Cornell University
Sneed
Eisenhower Meets Advisors On 1961 Military Budget
President Eisenhower in Augusta with defense and financial counselors to shape the 1961 budget. He aims to balance the budget while holding defense costs near 41 billion dollars. A surplus is hoped for, the third in seven tries, despite steel strikes and rising outlays.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Secre
Washington
Stans
Budget Bureau
Arctic storm sweeps Rockies and Great Plains
A new arctic storm from Canada hit Montana and the Northern Great Plains, with winds up to 60 mph and zero visibility in some areas. Temperatures plunged, including 37 below zero at Helena and 32 below at Butte. Snow totals reached 6 inches in parts of Montana, Denver saw a 29 degree drop in one hour, and travel was disrupted though trains and buses mostly kept to schedule.
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Canada
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
Kansas
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Helena
Butte
Billings
Sheridan
Cody
Wyoming
Akron
Colo
Kansas Line
Rockies
Midwest
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Illinois
Scottsbluff
Neb
North Carolina Governor Leads International Industry Outreach
Gov Hodges and 68 business leaders concluded a two week Western Europe tour visiting 10 cities including England and Belgium. The trip yielded potential plans for plants in North Carolina and a British textile investment. a 10 to 20 percent contact conversion was hoped.
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Raleigh (Ap
Hodges
Europe
Iceland
Raleigh-Durham
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Brussels
Common Market Committee
Conservation and Development Department
Tar Heel
Wilmington
Morehead City
North Carolina
Keflavic
Mystery Slayings Hit Farm Family Of Four In Kansas
Four members of Herbert Clutter's family were found murdered in their Garden City area home. Clutter 48, Bonnie 45, Nancy 16, and Kenyon 15 were bound and shot. Clutter's throat was cut. No valuables missing. Time of death estimated between Saturday afternoon and Sunday dawn. Nancy and Mary Ewart and Susan Kidwell were the only witnesses to the crime, having ridden with the family earlier that day. Clutter held prominent roles in wheat associations and was appointed to federal boards by President Eisenhower. The scene and circumstances suggest preparation for retirement prior to the attack. Local farmhand Alfred Stoecklein reported no disturbance when returning home Saturday evening.
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Garden City
Kanap
Herbert Clutter
Bonnie
Nancy Mae
Kenyon
Clutter
Nancy
Church
Robert Fenton
Clutters
Mary Ewart
Susan Kidwell
Kansas Assn. of
National Wheat Growers Assn
Garden City Equity Exchange
Consumer's Cooperative
Eisenhower
Federal Farm Credit Board
Keryon
Holcomb
Doy
Bob Rupp
American woman donates blood to Cuban Maj. Cienfuegos
Vani L. Maris, 39, a South Dakota native and former Reading technician, says she donated blood directly to Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos near Havana on November 5 during Cuba search efforts. She left Cuba for Miami after a Cuban officer requested her departure. Castro said Cienfuegos disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean off Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Camilo Cienfuegos
Sunday
Miami News
Vani L. Maris
Cienfuegos
Camaguey
Havana
Camp Liberty
Maris
Fidel Castro
Cuba
TV Quiz Offshoot Explores How Ads Use Film Wizardry
New York photographers explain that many ad pictures rely on stagecraft rather than real objects. Foam may be whipped, beer head built with glycerine and soap, and baths staged with models. Cakes and roasts are prepped and redecorated, with some techniques unseen by viewers.
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New York
Atty. Frank 8. Hogan
Congressional Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Manhattan
Studio Technicans
Milady
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