Manpower Target 30 Divisions Still Sought From NATO
Secretary of State Rusk reports to Kennedy that NATO allies need time and persuasion to meet the United States demand for greater defense commitments. Paris talks yielded a mixed communique while U S manpower target remains 30 divisions as McNamara and Dillon back Rusk with data showing U S spends about 10 percent of GNP on defense.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
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Atlantic
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Europe
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
NATO
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
France
West Germany
United States
Germany
Kennedy narrows 1964 race with Rockefeller as opponent
President Kennedy signals Rockefeller as his likely 1964 rival as observers note sharp contrasts on New York issues and shared views on national economic problems. Both men back balance of payments care, oppose inflation, and warn against deficit spending while Rockefeller touts state fiscal gains under his leadership.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Economic Club
The
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Rockefeller
New York State
Free World
Kennedy reviews first two years in TV interview
President Kennedy faces a 60 minute TV dialogue titled After Two Years A Conversation with the President. The CBS NBC and ABC networks air at 530 and 730 p m CST with NBC also covering on air. He returns from New York to the White House and prepares for NATO and Skybolt discussions with Rusk McNamara Gilpatric Bundy.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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New York
Sander Vanocur
NBC
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ABC
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CBS
National Security Council Executive Committee
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Rusk
United States
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Europe
Robert S$. McNamara
McNamara
London
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McGeorge Bundy
Senate panel split over Skybolt defense plan
Symington, a member of the Armed Services Committee, reports the panel opposes dropping the Skybolt program 2 to 1 and wants input from the joint chiefs of staff when Congress reconvenes in January. He notes failures in Atlas Titan Polaris and argues Skybolt is cheaper than Polaris.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
ABC
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Bahamas
India
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Explorer XVI launches as Mariner 2 continues Venus flyby
A new U.S. satellite Explorer XVI reaches an orbit of 466 to 733 miles to study meteoroids while Mariner 2 reports Venus observations after a 109 day space journey. Relay struggles to operate, delaying its replacement.
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U.S
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Wallops Island
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Space Agency
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World Is Topsy Turvy But Some Hope Is Seen
AP News Analyst notes a turbulent year end with Cuba tensions easing briefly and Soviet Chinese strains widening. Khrushchev’s missiles sparked distrust, yet U S Russian ties inch toward cordiality, while De Gaulle and Paris worry about direct Washington Moscow links. End of 1962 signals unfinished business.
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Cuba
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U.S
Paris
United States
Europe
France
Britain
Trial Continues In Communist Party Registration Case
In U.S. District Court the jury weighs whether the party met legal requirements as defense lawyers Abt and Forer press for acquittal. They argue the Nov 10 1961 filing used minimal data and invoked Fifth Amendment protection, while the government rests after one Times reporter testimony.
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Supreme Court
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New York Times
Wisconsin TV Tower Proposal Faces Public Safety Question
At hearings in Madison Milwaukee and La Crosse discussion centered on WKBTs proposed tower near Galesville to boost Class A viewership by about 79 percent and add TV channels. Regulators debated airspace safety, FAA approval, and potential impact on flight routes while noting eight Wisconsin towers exceed 1,000 feet.
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Dahl
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wausau
No Religious Bias In Merry Christmas in Lynbrook
Jewish couple donate 20 foot spruce trees from their lawn to Lynbrook village for Christmas display after saying the trees were a neighborly gesture to Christian friends. Mrs Cohen noted the gift is a way of wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.
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N.Y
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Cashton Youth Dies In One Car Crash Near Melvina
Sparta Wis LeRoy Weiner 17 of Cashton dies at 10 30 p m Sunday in a Sparta hospital from injuries after a one car crash on Highway 27 near Melvina The crash occurred at 1 15 a m Sunday with no witnesses A passing motorist found him in the north lane his car 27 feet away in a ditch He suffered a crushed skull and did not regain consciousness He was the ninth traffic death in Monroe County in 1962 Funeral arrangements are to be handled by Robert Page Funeral Home
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Cashton
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Weiner
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Larson
Monroe County
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R. J. Cashton
Robert Page
Associated Press
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Richard Carlson
Nancy A. Wren
West Allis
New Berlin
Harold Wolfe
Waukesha County
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Menomonee Falls
Milwaukee
James York
Sheboygan
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Beaver Dam
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Holcombe
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Chippewa
Cherie Barile
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Lake Geneva
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Charles R. Warren
Grendale Heights
Madison
Orrin Robinson
Thorp
Court fights over layoffs and blue laws across states
The U S Circuits rule in Cincinnati upheld no vested right to transfer workers from Detroit to Lebanon under a contract. Kentucky blue law cases kept Sunday closing in effect with a dissent arguing religious exemptions. WeekendWisconsin crash toll rises to 12 with two more deaths in Waukesh a county. 10 additional fatalities this year.
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