Kennedy Official Family Shaping Under Kennedy Plans
President elect John F Kennedy works on his official and personal family in Washington. He discusses Cabinet appointments via long distance calls with adviser input, while attending golf with Senator George Smathers and planning dinners with Robert Kennedy.
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Soviet Sub Eyes Habits Of Herrings
The Soviet Union sent a submarine to study herring habits and catching methods. The Severyanka sailed to Atlantic fishing grounds north of the Faroe Islands, using an automatic camera to observe illumination and movements in the Norwegian Sea.
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Tass
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Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Norway
Governor and wife back from South America tour
Governor Hodges and his wife return to Raleigh after a two week visit with several other U.S. governors. He resumes duties Tuesday and attends Chamber of Commerce events and university and museum functions through Friday including plant dedication ceremonies.
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Kennedy press conferences may differ in format says Salinger
AP analysis reports that John F. Kennedy's news conferences could change from traditional presidential format. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said adjustments are possible but not ready to detail, noting he discussed them with Kennedy. He indicated changes would likely be non basic and referenced past shifts under Eisenhower.
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Fire destroys U.S. Air Force hostel in Taipei
A U S Air Force hostel in Taipei was burned down by an undetermined fire origin. There were no injuries. The home housed 44 unmarried Air Force personnel.
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Formosa
Eisenhower Defends U.S. Africa Stand in Congo Row
President Eisenhower defended U S support for Congolese authorities amid Guinea leader Toure’s charges of American partisanship. He said the United States backs emancipation and upholds Congo unity, recognizing Kasavubu while Moscow backs Lumumba, stressing stability as the aim.
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Nixon May Enter International Law Field in California
Richmond California based Independent reports Vice President Nixon will join attorney general William Rogers in international law after leaving office and may run for California governor in 1962. Nixon was at the Army Navy game and unavailable for comment.
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Independent
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Soviet Exports Hit All Time High in Oil Equipment
Moscow reports exports of oil drilling gear to capitalist nations rose to a record level this year according to Tass. The export surge signals strengthened Soviet trade relations amid broader Cold War dynamics.
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