Kennedy Kins Snowball War and Privacy at Aspen
Mrs John F Kennedy skis on Buttermilk Mountain while Secret Service battles a snowball ruckus with Caroline and John Jr. The party, including Sen RF Kennedy, 3 Kennedy children, and celebrities, enjoys a busy Aspen stay as photographers are blocked and power outages hit the resort.
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Colo
John Gaybos
Caroline Kennedy
Caroline
Milk Mountain
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Colorado Ski Resort
Aspen. Colo
UPI
Secret Service
Kennedy
Colorado
Iso
Buttermilk Mountain
California
Steve Gunther
Northridge
Cali
Flavian Davis
Houston
Tex
Davis
Rycade Oi Co
Aspen Meadows Lodge
Monroney Optimistic About Whip Race in Senate
Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma expressed optimism that he will be chosen as the Senate Democratic whip, though the contest remains close with John C. Pastore and Russell B. Long leading a three way race. Edmund Muskie is viewed as a dark horse. The Democratic caucus meets Monday to name Humphrey’s successor as vice president elect and party whip.
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UPT
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Midwest
Senate
Monroney
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island
Russell B. Long
Lousiana
Edmund
Muskie
Democrats
Hubert M. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Congress
Snow slows traffic and isolates flood areas
Heavy snow halted travel from New York to the West as floods stranded residents in California’s Siskiyou County. Snow fell across the Rockies with widespread hazardous driving warnings from Iowa to Wisconsin. Leadville and Loveland Pass reported new dumps while western Nevada faced impeding operations for mercy missions to California and Oregon flood areas.
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California
Siskiyou County
Sawyers Bar
Salmon
Cecilville
Colorado
Red Mountain Pass
Wolf Creek Pass
U.S. 6
Loveland Pass
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Colo
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Kan
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
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Indianapolis
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Yule Traffic Deaths Fall Short of Record
The 78 hour Christmas week end claimed at least 595 lives in traffic accidents but fell short of the 609 record set in 1955. California led in fatalities with seven crash deaths and Montana had five. Notable incidents included seven drownings near Cumming, Georgia and a deadly chain reaction on Interstate 75 near Ocala, Florida.
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United Press International
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Montana
New York
Texas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Georgia
Alaska
Hawaii
Idaho
Maine
Washington
National Safety Council
Cumming
Oceanside
Calif
Villa Rica
U.S
Gardner
Santa Cruz
Memphis
Tenn
Ocala
Fla
Parma Opera Fires Baritone After Backstage Fight
Parma Opera House dismissed baritone Cornell MacNeil of Minneapolis after a Saturday night incident in which he walked off during Verdi’s Masked Ball and became involved in a backstage altercation. Vice mayor Giuseppe Negri stated the contract was terminated for grave unjustified willful behavior. Both sides blamed the other for the fight while lion-like patrons booed soprano Luisa Maragliono and police were asked to warn unruly attendees.
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Italy
UPI
Parma Opera House
Cornell MacNeil
Minneapolis
MacNeil
Giuseppe Négri
Opera House
Negri
Luisa Maragiliono
Opera
Sons
Maragbion
Reserve Plan OK By Army
The Army Association of the United States endorsed a Defense Department plan to merge the Organized Reserve into the Army National Guard and reduce total authorized strength from 700 000 to 550 000. The proposal, announced December 12 by Defense Secretary McNamara, aims to save about 150 million dollars annually if sufficient personnel funding and materials are provided by DOD and Congress.
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Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Organized Reserve
National Guard
the Army Association
Congress
Defense
Robert McNamara
Reserve
Congress study of Minutemen to be asked for inquiry
Washington (UPI) Rep. Charities S. Jonelson said the House will consider a request to investigate the Minutemen. He told chairman Edwin Willis that the matter will be brought up as soon as Congress returns. Joelson charged the group urges firearm ownership and violent acts to force policy.
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UPI
Congress
Minutemen
House Committee On Unamerican Activities
Tfdwin Willis
D.la
Rep. Charities
S. Jonelson
D-N 1
Wills
Joelson
Philippines seeks new U S treaty as rift continues
Manila reports the senate president calls for immediate renegotiation of the U S bases treaty to allow Philippine courts over servicemen amid mass anti American protests outside Clark Air Force Base. Legislators pressure to close bases and recall the U S ambassador as two killings on base property trigger protests. The investigation into the killings was set to begin, with tensions easing after a weekend ban on Angeles activity was lifted.
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Emilio P. Cortez
Vincenzo Sagan
U.S
William Blair Jr
Manila Daily Mirror
Manila
Angeles
Clark Base
Justice
Salvador “Farino
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