Kennedy to Hold Broad Farm and Economic Conferences
The Kennedy administration plans a series of farm leader and congressman meetings on farm issues. Salinger said today’s farm gathering is only the first step and no decision on farm prices will be made. A separate economy conference will feature Walter Heller Theodore Sorensen and Paul Samuelson with Samuelson’s report possible for release today. Vandiver denied Army post interest and Kennedy plans further Atlanta and Washington meetings with Dean Rusk.
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New York
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Walter Heller
St. Paul
Council of Economic Advisers
Theodore C. Sorenson
White House
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
Ernst Vandiver
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Carl Vinson
Senate
House Armed Services
Atlanta
Vandiver
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
Dean Rusk
U. S
Cuba
Eisenhower
United States
Tentative Chicago Truck Drivers Agreement Reached
Federal mediators said negotiators for 35 000 truck drivers and 2000 cartage firms in the Chicago area reached a tentative contract on Wednesday night to replace the expired agreement. Terms await union member ratification.
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Chicago
Rayburn Hints Southern Purge In House Control Battle
Washington UPI moderate House Democrats seek compromise to avert a clash as Speaker Sam Rayburn aims to purge Mississippi Democrats from posts in a power struggle with Rep. Howard W. Smith. The dispute centers on control of the House Rules Committee and liberal legislation.
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Washington
UPI
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Smith
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Rules Committee
House Committees
Colmer
National Party
Jaime L., Whitten
Arthur Winstead
John Bell Williams
Fire Closes AMC Auto Plants in Milwaukee Area
An early morning fire at AMC's main factory damaged an air filter section, forcing temporary shutdowns at the Lake Shore and Milwaukee plants and delaying production. About 20,000 workers will be idled tomorrow as repairs begin, with resumption uncertain until January 16. No injuries reported.
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AMC
American Motors Corp
Lake Shore
Milwaukee
Embassy workers flee Cuba as 67 depart by car ferry
Sixty seven U S embassy personnel left Havana after Fidel Castro demanded their exit within 48 hours. They arrived in West Palm Beach aboard a car ferry amid high tension and all but 10 staff planned to return to the United States or relocate. Embassy records were sent to Key West for safekeeping.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Eugene A. Gilmore
Brown
Gilmore
Washington
Key West
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
United States
Castro
Eisenhower
U. S
Daniel M. Braddock
Walter Bossi
Braddock
Florida
Weather Outlook for Kenosha Area
Sunny mild weather continues with fair skies tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures range from 13 to 36 degrees with a noon reading of 35 downtown and at Southport park. highs near 34 to 40 degrees and lows around 18 to 25. Sunrise is 7 18, sunset 4 35.
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Kenosha
Southport Park
American Motors
Southport
Eight Die In Lynn House Fire Killing Mother And Children
A Lynn Massachusetts house fire claimed eight lives including mother Ann Amerault 23 and six of her seven children. The fire also killed the infant cousin Barbara Jean Hollingsworth, 4 months. Donald Amerault 25 saved the 4 month old Dawn Marie by tossing her to a neighbor.
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Lynn
Mass
Ann Amerault
Barbara Jean Hollingsworth
Death claims actor Barry Fitzgerald at 72 in Dublin
Barry Fitzgerald 72, famed for his impish Irish priest in Going My Way, died Wednesday night at St Patrick’s Hospital Dublin after a long illness. A former civil servant, he won the 1944 Academy Award with Bing Crosby and starred in How Green Was My Valley and The Sea Wolf. He never married and had undergone brain surgery two years earlier.
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Ireland
Barry Fitzgerald
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Fitzgerald
William Joseph Shields
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Abbey Theater
Hollywood
Father Fitzgibbon
California
the Stork Club
FAA OKs Electra airliners speed up to normal
Washington reports the FAA approved resuming normal cruising speeds for modified Lockheed Electra airliners. Eastern Airlines said its 39 Electras are cleared to fly at full speed, with completion expected by late July. Other U.S. carriers with the fast turbo prop were advised of safe operation above 400 mph.
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Washington
UPD
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Eastern Airlines
New York
Eastern
U.S
Panama May Break Panama Cuba Ties
Sentiment rose that Panama may sever diplomatic relations with Cuba. Panama recalled its ambassador to Havana as tensions mounted and the possibility of a break loomed.
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Panama
Cuba
Havana
Convicted Killer Gets Look at Outside World
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, once jailed in Ohio for a high profile murder, was moved from Ohio Penitentiary to Marion Correctional Institution as a reward for good conduct, marking his first outside world glimpse in over five years.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
O. Henry
Marion
Death penalty ordered for sabotage in Cuba
Havana reports the Cuban cabinet authorized the death penalty for anti Castro terrorists saboteurs and their accomplices in a government move seen as a hard line response to anti regime activity.
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Cuba
Havana
Management and Union Tackle Steel Problem
Steel executives and United Steelworkers leader David J. McDonald met to reverse sagging demand as the industry operated at 38.6 percent capacity during a holiday week. AFL CIO high command discussed economic aid and tax cuts to bolster employment and demand, while McDonald considered urging Congress for measures to aid the economy and steel, including closing inefficient plants.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Congress
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Federation Executive Council
Meany
Aflcio
McDonald
Steel
Guns Placed On Seafront In Havana
Cuban cabinet strengthens Cuba's defense with antiaircraft and field guns along Havana's Malecon as tensions rise with the United States. The regime declares a harsh stance against anti Castro terrorists and predicts swift trials for bomb making suspects.
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Havana
U.S
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
United States
Malecon
Milwaukee Pilot Under Federal Warrant In Plane Theft Case
A federal warrant was issued for Adrian Balkcom of Milwaukee on charges of interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft. The plane, borrowed and missing since Tuesday, is the focus of a Florida search. In Richmond California a large house fire killed the wife of a local restaurant owner and three children plus a visiting child. a man injured is not expected to survive.
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Milwaukee
Florida
Adrian Balkcom
Richmond
Calif
Senate Republicans Rename Goldwater Campaign Chairman
Senate Republicans unanimously named Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona as their campaign chairman. He was re-elected after an air clearing exchange with Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New York.
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Washington
I-Pl
Senate
Republicans
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Eisenhower Accepts Benson Resignation as Agriculture Secretary
President Eisenhower today accepted the resignation of Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson effective January 20. He thanked Benson for his many contributions to the nation and its rural population. In Johannesburg Pan American World Airways sought a mislaid package for UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, believed to contain major documents.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ipdh
Pan-American World Airways
United Nations
Dag Hammerskiold
War Clouds Visible Here Before Abe's Inauguration
The Kenosha News article recalls Wisconsin’s Civil War centennial build up and examines little known prelude details. It cites Charles Durkee’s preinaugural warning and reflects on enduring truths versus selective history as Abraham Lincoln prepared to take office in 1861.
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Abe
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Charles Durkee
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Kenosha County
Russians Easing Up Airlift Report From Laos
Western military sources reported that South Vietnamese planes are evacuating personnel from Xieng Khouang Province near Vientiane. It is unclear if Soviets are easing airlifts to pro Communist rebels in Laos due to mounting international opposition. Evacuated individuals include technicians artillerymen and military advisers with disputed nationality.
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Vientiane
Laos
Xieng Khouang
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
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