Kennedy Plans Discussions On Gold Trade and Space
President elect John F Kennedy schedules a busy day in New York and Washington focusing on economic trade deficits and the dollar gap, with plans for space development discussions. He will meet Eleanor Roosevelt, Michigan Gov Swainson, and task force experts, then travel to Washington for key talks with Johnson and Anderson.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Johnny Swainson
Michigan
Wilber Cohen
Univery
Dennis Roberts
Rhode Island
Joseph Keenan
Secudary
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
News Administration
Lyndon B. Johnson
Treasury
Robert &. Anderson
Anderson
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Douglas Dillon
Salinger
Kennedy Slong
Cate
Fisenhower
Ureler
Kennus
McNamara
Defense Department
Arshur Sylvester
Newark
N.E) Evening News
Defense
Murray Snyder
New York Herald Tribune
Tparler
White Haugerons
James C. Hagerty
U S Planes and Helicopters Land in Laos Conflict Rise
Four armed observation planes and several U S helicopters arrived in Vientiane amid fears of an arms race in Laos. Western sources say the delivery could accelerate West Communist supply rivalries in the Laotian civil war. The planes may support royal forces around Luang Prabang and Plaine des Jarres, with helicopters ferrying supplies and evacuating casualties. Delivery is said to be authorized under Geneva agreements as defensive aid to loyal Lao forces.
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Faos
United States
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Luang Prabang
Sirepie Central Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Deliery
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Vitos
Soviet Union
China
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Test Sought On Filibusters
Washington reports a first test vote in the Senate fight over filibuster reform as foes brace for defeat. The debate centered on whether a three fifths majority should curb debate. Southerners defended filibusters used against civil rights measures amid House and Senate inquiries into Teamster influence and a stalled Rayburn Smith impasse over legislation.
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UPI
Senate
Poposal
Herter
Christian A. Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cuba
Laos
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Allemvard
Teamsters
Senale
Teamster
New York City
James R. Hoffa
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sam Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
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Niles
Wilhamy M. Colmer
D-Miss
Raybun
Southern Democratic
Millee
Dobney Kennedy
Street Scenes Painter Climbs Market 56 For Time Save
An artist on a Market 56 residential street climbs a ladder with a paint bucket in each hand and the brush in his mouth while parked cars, plastic and cardboard litter the curb. Construction workers hover over a fire awaiting a spark as a man balances a coffee cup on a rock ledge.
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Market 56
Wari
Nixon Honored By Republicans
President Eisenhower praised Richard Nixon for services invaluable to government at a dinner honoring Nixon and Pat Nixon. More than 1,000 Republicans paid $1.50 for seats at a Capital Hill Club event in a downtown hotel. Nixon thanked supporters and said he would continue leading the party, while Eisenhower joked about staying long enough to speak.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pat
Republican Capital Hill Club
Mixon
John F. Kennedy
Republican Party
Josd
Republican ‘Party
Nixos
Guatemalans Supplied for Potential Clash With Cuba
The United States aids Guatemala with training personnel and material for a possible commando force aimed at Cuba. The dispatch cites President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes denying motives of aggression and says Cuba warns of mercenary camps. U.S. patrols were sent to Guatemalan coasts after alleged uprisings and tensions rose in regional security.
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New York
United States
Guatemala
Cuba
New York Times
Paul P. Kenner
Retalhulcan
Guat United
Ines
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Raul
U.S
Retalhaleau
Kennedy
Pire
Driver Charged In Road Death After Collision
Howard Bowen of Duffield Virginia, 47, was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Emmet Bowen, a Yeavard Duffield woman, after a tractor trailer collision at Lynn Garden Drive and West Sullivan Street in Kingsport. Bowen posted $1,000 bond and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for January. Bowen’s wife and Emmet Bowen’s sister-in-law were injured. she was released from Lealston Valley Community Hospital.
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Emmet Bowen
Rar
Lynn Garden Drive
W. Sullivan
Bower
Hie Wilt
Calong
Emmer Bowen
Fran the
Ints
Fran Leal
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Juerd
Three Children Die In Blaze In Greenariga Tenn
A fire in Greenariga Tennessee killed three young children aged 6 4, 2 and 1, and critically burned their mother. Father Russell Hall and two other children were less severely injured. Sheriff Corbin said the blaze started around 1 am CST and its cause was unknown. The mother was treated locally for burns and shock before transfer to Nashville. The house and belongings were destroyed.
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Tenn
Matis Fermessee
Hall
Nashvile
Gath
Anti American Rallies Begun By Cuban Unions
Government controlled unions launched daily anti American rallies in Havana to build for Friday’s gigantic demonstration in support of Fidel Castro. Jesus Sold of the CTC Union Federation called the events spontaneous and a strong stand against Yankee imperialism. Police continue raids on Castro foes as 28 Cubans face the death penalty after a recent sabotage campaign and bombings.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Jesus Sold
CTC Union Federation
Castro T
Cuba
White House
Castrolle Press
Subure
Mantilla
Georgia Seek Stay of Integration At University of Georgia
A petition seeking a stay of integration for the University of Georgia was presented to Justice Hugo Black of the Supreme Court this morning. The timing of any action remained uncertain. The stay request was filed by Attorney General Eugene Cook of Georgia, who traveled from Atlanta to Washington for the filing.
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University of Georgia
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Atty
Eugene Cook
Georgia
Atlanta
Negro Students Skip Classes at University of Georgia
In Athens Ga two Negro students Charleyne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes admitted under a federal court order skipped classes amid Gov Vandivers threat to close the university if they appeared. Eight oclock classes began on schedule but absenteeism ran high as officials planned a holiday to seek a stay from Justice Hugo Black and to urge repeal of 1956 desegregation funding cutoffs. Demonstrations produced arrests while registration proceeded for the two students who faced a tense opening week as state leaders backed Vanderivers plan to keep the campus closed if necessary.
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Athens
UPH
University of Georgia
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Heir
Atlanta
Aden
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Fupene Cook
Washington
Holmes
Miss Hunter
Jude Willian A. Bottle
Kappel
Henile
Elbert Tuttle
U.S. Pith Circuit Court of Appeals
Migs Hunter
Wiliam Tate
Taual
Bid To End Algerian Stalemate
Paris report says French sources expect President de Gaulle to seek approval from Algerian rebels for Moslems who would help administer a provisional regime in Algeria as part of efforts to end the stalemate.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
APS
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
More Sought In Spy Ring
London based intelligence reports seek more persons involved in a top secret matter tied to Portland navy base. Court hearings yesterday revealed five suspects accused of stealing sorcer from the base. Simultaneous searches extended across London and western England as researchers tested submarine related devices, with priorities including sonar hungs and ASDIC listening gear. A full security report will be sent to the British naval mission head in Weston ton.
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API
Portland Navy
Scotiamt
Penixes
England
Portland
Weston Ton
Lao rebel claim ties Viet Minh aid to Nam Boc fall
Maj. Gen. Poun Cout Sanichan said two battalions of Viet Minh troops aided Pathet Lao forces as they seized Nam Boc, north of Luang Prabang, with heavy artillery and swift attack. The Voice of Laos reported large territorial gains and 500 government casualties, while U.S. officials called it propaganda.
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Luang Prabang
Loas
Viet Nam
Nam Boc
Nam Bor
Nam Phu
Poun Cout Sanichan
Pathet Laoroops
Viet Minh
Poun
Voice of Laos
Tokyo
Keng le
New Threats Facing Congo Collapse Risk in Secession Moves
A new secession movement in the Congo threatens to split the republic into tiny, disorganized states despite UN efforts. Vince Ewakimi, first vice president of the Bayanzi Alliance, reported tribal clashes with central officials and the formation of an independent provincial government 290 miles north of Kinshasa. The Banningville garrison allegedly enforced its own laws, while provincial authorities requested military aid to restore order amid high tension and arbitrary taxation.
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Congo
UPI
African Republic
United Nations
Vince Ewakimi
Banningville
Leupoldville
Weather Report From Ye and Nearby Regions
Fragmentary weather note describes unsettled skies and cloudiness across areas. Mentions low visibility and variable temperatures with possible rain chances, indicating a damp, cool period ahead for local regions.
Today’s Skies and Planets Over New Avon Area
Fragmentary lines describe notices about weather, astronomy, and events in New Avon with references to skies and planned activities. Names and places are unclear, but the gist points to astronomical observations and planned events in the area.
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