Sandburg Sees Kennedy Vision Amid World Affairs
Carl Sandburg, nearly 85, discusses world affairs and Kennedy's presidency in a Flat Rock interview. He praises Kennedy while recalling Lincoln era challenges and notes a new poetry collection Honey and Salt published on his birthday.
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Reynolds to Take Office on Monday in Wisconsin
Madison AP Reynolds will be sworn in as Wisconsin governor, succeeding Gaylord Nelson, who becomes a junior U.S. senator. The 58th inauguration in state history will include a 40 minute ceremony in the Capitol rotunda, with a 11:30 a.m. concert precede and noon trumpets. Republican leaders promise events despite GOP majorities in the Legislature.
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Chances Slim For JFKs Education Bill
Washington AP notes key House members see little chance for the general school aid bill at the heart of President Kennedy's education program. Prospects favor aid for higher education and targeted bills on technical and teacher training, while a broad school aid bill faces likely defeat amid church state controversy.
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Avalanches Cut Off Aosta Valley Villages in Italy
Avalanches in the Aosta Valley isolated about a dozen mountain communities in northwest Italy. A mass of snow slid from Monte Crammont above Pre Saint Didier nearly blocking the Courmayeur road. Valsavarinche and Valgrisanche were cut off, with Rhemes Notre Dame protecting 130 residents. Three feet of snow buried much of the region.
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War veiled in Waves of Love operation name in Saigon
In Saigon the South Vietnamese government announced a new military operation titled Waves of Love, part of a trend of vivid names for campaigns. Other recent designations include Sunrise Blue Mountain Big Pacification Sea Swallow and People's Move.
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Mona Lisa's Capital Stay Is Extended
Washington AP Mona Lisa's return to public view is extended through Sunday Feb 3 by order of the French government. After Washington she travels to New York's Metropolitan Museum from Feb 7 to March 4 before returning to Paris on March 7 aboard the United States.
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U S Property Attacked in Brussels by Angered Belgians
Police report two minor attacks aimed at U S property in Brussels on Saturday. Belgians angered by U S policy supporting U N forces in Katanga were identified as the likely perpetrators. Red paint bottles hit a diplomat’s home but struck the neighboring house. an American’s parked car was damaged and tires deflated.
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Squadron Compiles Ten Years Without Major Accident
The 21st Troop Carrier Squadron based at Naha Okinawa completed ten years of flying without a major accident. Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base reported pilots accumulated almost 120000 hours of air time since December 1952.
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After bloodiest battle changes eyed for Viet Nam tactics
In Ap Bac near Tan Hiep the battle killed 66 government troops and 3 Americans with heavy casualties on both sides. American officers debate intelligence, coordination, and aggressiveness while U S helicopter operations and landing patterns face possible changes to reduce future losses.
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First Class Mail Rates Rise One Cent On Monday
Beginning Monday the postal rates increase by one cent, expanding first class letters from 4 to 5 cents per ounce and post cards from 3 to 4 cents. Air mail climbs from 7 to 8 cents per ounce, with second through fourth class rates also raised, some phased in over three years.
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Peace Corps Expands Nigeria Volunteers to 300
The arrival of 112 new volunteers in Lagos increases the U.S. Peace Corps staff in Nigeria to a total of 300. This marks a milestone for Peace Corps operations in the country as volunteers integrate with local communities.
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U N Stalls Drive Tshombe Talks Possible Peace Talks
Katanga war front paused as U N and Western diplomats seek talks with Moise Tshombe in Elisabethville. U N forces halted toward Kolwezi while Tshombe may gain a path to the capital, with U S conditions for cooperation and a pledge to unify the Congo.
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Cashton Driver Killed In Collision Of Trucks
Robert L. Olson 31 of Cashton died in a two truck crash on Highway 33 amid freezing mist. Bernard De Florian 33 and Wayne Dahl 28 suffered injuries and were hospitalized after the 3:52 p.m. crash near Cashton.
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Two Allamakee Men Die in Separate Accidents
WAUKON Iowa Two men in Allamakee County died Saturday in separate incidents. Truman Wennig 63 of Dorchester was killed when a tree fell on him while clearing brush for a new road near New Albin. William Gramlick 66 of Lansing was found dead in his trailer from carbon monoxide poisoning likely from a faulty stove. Funeral arrangements are pending for both men.
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Ike Opens Salute To Mexico
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower presided at a People to People salute in Kansas City welcoming Mexico’s former president Miguel Aleman as an honorary board member. The event highlighted 1700 miles of border links and a pledge of goodwill between nations. President Kennedy is honorary chairman.
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Columbus Wis Bank President A M Holmes Dies
A M Holmes 62 executive vice president and cashier of First National Bank Columbus Wis died of a heart ailment Friday night. Holmes came to Columbus in 1929 from Watertown South Carolina and was active in religious and civic life. He served as Columbus school board clerk for 20 years and as president for nine years.
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