Rusk Senators Confer on Congo Policy amid UN Criticism
Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefed key senators in Washington on Congo policy amid United States support for UN action and concerns over Katanga. Senators Humphrey Sparkman and Dodd pressed for alternatives and investigations, warning that secession could invite communism.
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Sec. Rusk
Cenfer
Congo
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Dean Rusk
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
North Atlantic
Rusk
Central Congo
Theernment
Com- Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Auto Train Bridge Crashes Claim Two Lives
A two car collision on Highway 12 near Hudson and a milk tank truck dairy crossing crash seven miles northwest of Manitowoc add two more fatalities to Wisconsin 1961 highway toll. Willard Hanson 21 of Spring Valley and Edward Denor in Mishicot die in incidents.
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Associated Press
Hudson
Manitowoc
Willard G. Hanson
Rt. 2
Spring Valley
Pierce County
Highway 12
Richard Cooper
River Falls
Donald Adams
Edward A. Denor
Mishicot
North Western Railway
Denor
Green Bay
Wisconsin
FAA fines chief Halaby for wing tip contact at airport
FAA Administrator N E Halaby is fined $50 for brushing wings with an airliner at Washington National Airport on November 9. He said the action was disciplinary, called it the only accident in 28 years of flying, and noted the report came through agency channels. He asserted he will remain in position.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Washington National Airport
Halaby
United Air Lines
Clara’Szombat
Weiner
Brlton
India seizure of Goa ends Portuguese rule in enclaves
Indian forces completed the seizure of Goa enclaves and banned newsmen, with Belgaum the main command post. Nehru said liberation was swift with minimal casualties, while the UN and Western powers reacted with mixed support and condemnation. Provisional reports noted mine clearance and delayed access for journalists.
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India
Goa
Defense Ministry
Belgaum
Damao
Diu
Bombay
V. K. Krishna Menon
United Nations
New York
Menon
Cairo
Nehru
U.N
Sheriff Remembers Yule Card Lender
An Alabama sheriff recalled a Christmas card from farm laborer Allen Culp and sent Blytheville police a warrant for his arrest. Officers said Culp escaped jail eight months ago.
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Blytheville, Ark
Alabama
Allen Culp
Blytheville
Culp
Hugh
Chilton County
Ala
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Prices
AP dispatch from Milwaukee and South St Paul notes hogs and cattle prices with receipts around 1,000 and 800 respectively. Hogs move 15.55 to 18.00 for various weights while cattle and calves show steady to weak trends and listed ranges for steers cows and bulls.
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Milwaukee
Swift & Company
iBulls Bologna
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Kennedy loses father as President rushes to Bermuda talks
President Kennedy arranged a Caribbean trip with Prime Minister Macmillan while his father Joseph Kennedy lay critically ill in Palm Beach. Doctors determined a cerebral thrombosis prevented operation. Foley arrived from New York for the final assessment.
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Rose Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
National Security Council
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Theodore K. Sorensen
McGeorge’Bundy
Robert
Jean Kennedy Smith
James F. Cooney
Notre Dame
Yale
Mayo Clinic
Marco Johanssen
New York University- Bellevue Medical Center
Walter Newbern
Salinger
Joseph Kennedy
Foley
New York
Ted Kennedy
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
CAB Recommends Continuation of Airline Route
Franklin D. Stone a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner urged North Central Airlines to keep the Minneapolis St Paul to Milwaukee flight with stops at Eau Claire Marshfield and Appleton Wis until Marshfield has been served for 18 months The CAB should review after that period He also urged cancellation of North Central service to Rockford NL for insufficient traffic under the use it or lose it standard
Five killed and several hurt in Colombia quake
An earthquake in Colombia killed five people and injured an undetermined number across a wide area. The report from Bogota notes the tremor caused extensive damage and disrupted multiple towns.
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Colombia
Bogota
Two Car Crash Kills Five Near Holbrook Arizona
A two car crash on U.S. 66 east of Holbrook Arizona claimed five lives. Victims include John Edward Harrell 48 and wife Dorothy 46 and daughter Irene Carolyn 17 from Fullerton California. Millard Scott and wife Esther of Brown City Michigan also died. The Harrell car crossed the centerline and the Scott car exploded and burned.
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John Edward Harrell
Dorothy Blanche
Irene
Carolyn
Fullerton
Calif
Millard Scott
Esther
Brown City
Mich
Arizona Highway Patrol
Harrell
Scott
U.N. Assembly OKs Disarm and Space Plans
The United Nations General Assembly with 104 members approved plans to start negotiations on disarmament and the peaceful use of outer space. Delegates backed a new 18 nation committee for disarmament talks and expanded the space committee to include more Communist and nonaligned states.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Outer Space Committee
Mongolia
Portugal
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
India
Archbishop Binz reassigned to St Paul archdiocese
Archbishop Leo Binz is moved from Dubuque Iowa to become the Roman Catholic archbishop of St Paul Minnesota by order of Pope John XXIII. He succeeds the late Archbishop William Brady who died in Rome last month. The Dubuque vacancy will be filled by papal appointment in a few weeks.
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Washington
Leo Binz
Dubuque
Iowa
St. Paul
Binz
Winona
Minn
Wisconsin Assembly Adjourns on Health Department Plan
Assembly withdraws from county health department proposal, conditionally leaving municipalities to form their own health departments. In other action, a 64-24 vote killed a proposed $1 motor vehicle registration fee hike to fund county traffic patrols, which would have raised about $1.7 million in 1962-63. A 47-39 vote adopted a study resolution on textbooks for American history and social studies in Wisconsin schools. reconsideration was ordered by Assemblyman Richard Nowakowski.
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Assembly
Wisconsin
Richard Nowakowski
Milwaukee
Indonesia Says West New Guinea Claim Opens Peaceful Path
Foreign Minister Subandrio told parliament Indonesia won t be blamed if it takes West New Guinea by force but still seeks a peaceful settlement with the Netherlands. President Sukarno ordered total mobilization and warned of military action if needed. He left open a chance for Dutch negotiations under UN auspices.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Subandrio
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Netherlands East Indies
Sukarno
West ‘Irian
West Papua
Jogjakarta
Java
Holland
United Nations
Doctor Weiner Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 12 Deaths
In Camden New Jersey Dr Albert L Weiner an osteopathic psychiatrist was convicted of manslaughter in 12 patient deaths after a 58 day trial that heard from nearly 200 witnesses. The state contended deaths arose from contaminated equipment and serum hepatitis and the doctor faces up to 10 years per conviction with fines.
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Camden, N.J
Albert L. Weiner
Camden County
Weiner
Norman Heine
District ordered to transport pupil to parochial school
Greenport Union Free School District No 10 must provide transportation for Patricia Cooper 14 to Sacred Heart Academy Sag Harbor. The state cites a 10 mile ferry and bus route or 50 miles by highway, with costs estimated at 5000 and possible property tax increase. Alternative: room and board in Sag Harbor.
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Albany
N.Y
Long Island
Commissioner of Education
James E. Allen Jr
Greenport Union Free
Suffolk County
Patricia Cooper
Greenport
Sacred Heart Academy
Sag Harbor
Gianella T. Cooper
Patricia
Allen
Board of Education
Great Peconic Bay
Shelter Island
VFW Donates 5000 Dollars to Detroit City
Detroit received an early Christmas gift as the Veterans of Foreign Wars sent 5000 dollars to the city. The money was part of 25000 dollars the city set aside to help fund the VFWs 61st national convention in August 1960 in Detroit. The convention cost 200999 dollars and left a 5000 dollar surplus.
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Detroit
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Senate House committee clash on redistricting plan
The 20 member Senate House committee developed a congressional redistricting plan and sought to broaden the resolution to cover expenses for the Senate Elections Committee and the Senate Civil Administration Committee. The House refused the expansion, so the original resolution was left intact.
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Senate House Committee
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Senate Civil Administration Committee
House
Senate Buys Time on Tax Edits and Sales Delay
The Senate approved amendments trimming $3 million from expected biennial revenues. Another proposal would make withholding tax failures a crime only if intentional. Additional changes set the sales tax effective date to February 1 and exempt contract carrier buses from the levy.
CAB recommends quitting Rockford Spearfish service
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner urged canceling North Central Airlines authority to serve Spearfish South Dakota and Rockford Illinois and also proposed ending Western Air Lines service to Spearfish. The panel found insufficient traffic to meet use it or lose it standards and did not justify continued service by either carrier.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airlines Authority
Spearfish
S.D
Rockford
Ill
Franklin M. Stone
Western Air Lines
Western
North Central
Stone
Brookings
Watertown
Devils Lake
N.D
Mankato
Minn
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Teacher Back Home Awaiting Airman France
NEW HOLSTEIN Wisconsin AP A small town schoolmarm returns home still awaiting airman Kenneth Driskill who stranded her 25 hours at Idlewild New York. The couple met in Tripoli in November and planned marriage after she left her job and spent 1500 for transport.
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New Holstein
Wis
New York City
Barbara Hipke
Kenneth Driskill
Tripoli
Miss Hipke
New York
Idlewild
Driskill
South Carolina
Miss i Hipke
Wheelus Air Force Base
United States
Milwaukee
Brunette Hipke
Alabama District Elects JFK Opponent
In northwest Louisiana the 4th District elected Joe Waggonner, a segregationist conservative Democrat, over Republican Charlton Lyons Sr. The vote totals were 33,846 for Waggonner and 28,275 for Lyons, marking the district’s first Republican congressman since Reconstruction. Waggonner campaigned against Kennedy administration policies and dissented from the national party.
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Shreveport
Joe Waggoner
Congress
Waggonner
Charlton H. Lyons Sr
Louisiana
National Party
Waggoner
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Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Adoula
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
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Thant
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Ruanda-Urundi
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By K. R. Ramanath
By Noah Halper
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