Kennedy Forms Panel on Aid for Unemployed Areas
President-elect John F Kennedy created a diverse panel led by Sen Paul Douglas to plan a federal aid program for chronic unemployment areas. The group will meet soon and Kennedy aims to submit the plan to Congress after his inauguration on January 20. The program targets West Virginia Southern Illinois Southern Indiana Pennsylvania coal regions Western Maryland and the Minnesota iron country to spur growth create jobs and attract investment.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
West Virginia
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Congress
Kenedy
Kanawha Valley
Ohio Valley
United States
Rams Bow Twders and Chargers Rout in NFL Games
Rams bow to the twders 23-7 while the Chargers rout Oakland 41-17 in early NFL results. Also notes political commentary on Kennedy’s West Virginia aid plan and post-primaries campaign focus, with references to Kanawha and Ohio Valleys.
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RAMS
Chargers
Oakland
Across Nation Storm Brings Snow to Midwest and West
A major storm and Arctic air sweep the nation driving blizzard warnings across the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Nebraska while western states report heavy snow. Salt Lake City sees two inches with more on the way as winds reach 30 to 60 mph. Civil Air Patrol searches launch for a missing plane near Tehachapi with four Visalia residents aboard. a Greyhound bus overturn near Rock Springs injuring 12. a Parma suburb fire follows a twin-engine plane crash killing two. A four-stage Scout rocket launches from Wallops Island with three staged photos.
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Midwest
Nebraska Panhandle
Salt Lake City
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Iowa
Apple Valley
Civil Air Patrol
Visalia
CAP
Tehachapi
Joseph A. Meade
Civic Feader
Rock Springs
Wyo
Greyhound
U.S. Highway 30
Udall Seen as Kennedy Interior Choice
PALM EPACIL WA reported Sunday night that Kennedy plans to name Rep Stewart Udall of Arizona secretary of the interior in the new administration. Announcement expected in New York Wednesday with Udall saying Kennedy had offered the post after talks in Washington. Udall would join the Interior post at a $25,000 annual salary if confirmed.
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Palm Epacil
Pla
John F. Kennedy
Stewart Odall
D-Ariz
Kennedy
New York
Manhattan
Udalli
Udall
House Interior and Insitary Affairs Committee
Washington
Pat
Ike to Rent Office at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower will work from an office on Gettysburg College campus after leaving the White House January 20. He plans to rent space in the unoccupied home assigned to Willard S. Paul, wartime comrade, to serve as headquarters. The presidential pension law provides the chief executive with fifty thousand dollars annually for office salaries and rent.
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Gettysburg
Enhower
Gettysburg College
White House
jSources
Eisenhower
Calles
Willards
Paul
WPS Wife Unbothered by Figures
Spouses stand by each other amid unpaid bills and mounting debt. The wife coolly replies that the only numbers she cares about are in groups of five, as the weatherman laments the financial strain.
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Weatherman
Ray
Huge Irvine Ranch Project Aims For Master Development
Bill Duncan reports on a 1,000 acre Wine Ranch in eastern Orange County planned for a 10,000 acre university town to accompany a proposed UC campus. Irvine directors approve a long term master concept, envisioning phased development over 20 years with Pereira and Associates guiding design and three planning zones from Newport Bay area to Santa Ana Mountains.
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Orange County
Ratch
Crane County
Paris
San Francisco
Irvine
University For California
Ervine
Charles
Thomas
William L. Pereira and
Pereira
Irvine Ranch
San Diego
Santa Ana Mountains
Cleveland National Forest
Newport Beachy
Upper
Newport Bay
Europe
California Narcotics Arrests Report Released by State Bureau
State Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk releases the first comprehensive narcotics arrest study from July 1959 to June 1960. The report estimates about 10 000 users with 1 132 juvenile arrests and notes 45.8 percent of arrests involved marijuana or dangerous drugs.
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Sacramento
Stanley Mosk
California
State Bureau of Criminal Statistics
Bureau
Ces
Ronald Heat
Wreckage Suited Where 85 Million Missile Exploded
At Vandenberg Air Force Base the Air Force sorted through the smoldering wreckage of a giant 10 ton intercontinental missile that exploded during a Saturday night exercise. The blast lit an orange flash visible up to 25 miles away and sent residents scurrying into the streets.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Upi
Air Force
Denic
Los
Annatne
Titan
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Nixon and Kennedy Trading Knocks in Chicago Recount
In Chicago a partial recount shows Vice President Nixon gaining about 43 votes over Kennedy as precinct-by-precinct totals shift. Officials note potential legal action over alleged spoiled ballots while the state Board weighs further corrections to determine Illinois’ 27 electoral votes.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Leet
John P. Kennedy
Cry
Sune
Cinels
Election Board
Kennedy
QOL
Dexon
Tiny
Vhus Nixon
Kens
Joan the Garly Res
Berkowitz
GOP
Cook County
Chicago) Central Committee
Nixon Recount Committee
Nixon
Kennedy Fran
William G. Stratston
Finss
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Charlie Willerton
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Parma
Clay J. Donges
South Euclid
Tonges Aircraft Sales, Inc
John d. Duffy
Shaker Heights
Duffy, McClure & Wilder Advertising Agency
Wallops Island
AP Phiatay
Tab Udall
Ike
By Bill Duncan
Upper Way
Charles $. Thomas
Irvine Co
William L. Pereira
Levine
Tokyo
Japan
U.s.india
Ralph Uerkowig
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