Alabama youth deemed incompetent to stand trial in Kennedy threat case
James B. Hubka, 20, of Ensley Alabama, is ordered mentally incompetent to face trial for threats against President Kennedy. A psychiatrist, Dr Howard B. Stevens, declares him unable to stand trial and a federal judge sends him to a Springfield Missouri institution following Secret Service arrest over a letter to a high Justice Department official.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Kennedy
James B. Hubka
Ensley
Howard B. Stevens
Springfield
Hubka
Secret Service
High Justice Department
First Lady Distributes Gifts to Homes in Washington
Mrs. John F. Kennedy visited Washington's Junior Village for Dependent Children and D.C. Village for the Aged distributing Christmas gifts to 709 children and 700 elderly residents. She spent extra time, shook hands, and inspired joyful scenes as she handed out candy, records, books, and other gifts.
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Jackie
Junior Village
D.C. Village
Mrs. Kennedy
Washington mood improves after Cuba clash
A buoyant official Washington mood since Kennedy Khrushchev Cuba showdown means more elbow room to tackle tax cuts and Western Alliance issues. The new caution in Moscow and renewed confidence may ease Berlin and arms control talks while signaling a more stable balance of terror.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
China
U.S
America
Western Alliance
Free World
Berlin
Washington
India
United States Rejects Soviet Disarmament Proposals at NATO Talks
At a Geneva disarmament conference, U S Ambassador Arthur H Dean denounced Soviet plans to scrap Western bases and nuclear forces. He warned such moves would fragment NATO and shift military power to the Soviet bloc, stressing U S commitment to Allied defense and unity.
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Geneva
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
Hong Kong Means Fragrant Harbor in Chinese
The phrase notes that Hong Kong translates to Fragrant Harbor in Chinese, reflecting its traditional meaning.
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Hong Kong
Two Killed in Crash Near Stillwater Oklahoma
In Oklahoma a two car collision west of Stillwater on Oklahoma 51 killed Bert Otto Grininger 66 school board clerk and Earl Ray Decker Jr. 31 both from Orlando. Four girls and coach were injured two critically including Leo Begley 30 coach Gloria Dean Smith 16 Brittle Sue Betcham 17 Connie Marie Kindachi 16. Linda Sue Kindachi 18 sister of Connie Marie also injured.
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Stillwater, Okla
Orlando, Okla
Ripley
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Bert Otto Grininger
Earl Ray Decker Jr
Leo Begley
Gloria Dean Smith
Brittle Sue Betcham
Connie Marie Kindachi
Linda Sue Kindachi
Connie Marie
Orlando
Texan Resigns After Victory at Alleghany Corp
New York AP reports wealthy Texan John D. Murchison Jr. resigns as president of Alleghany Corp after 18 months in control following a proxy battle. He remains a director as Bertin C. Gamble strengthens stake. Kirby’s ouster preceded the shift.
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NEW York
John D. Murchison Jr
Alleghany Corp
Investors Diversified Services
New York Central Railroad
Murchison
Clint W. Jr
Allan P. Kirby
Kirby as Alleghany's Largest Single Stockholder
Kirby, a shy and stubborn 70 year old, is Alleghany's largest single stockholder owning about one third of the 9.8 million common shares outstanding.
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Ment
Kirby
Alleghany
Galena Gas Line Out Restored after Main Break
Natural gas supplies returned to most of Galena Kansas after a bulldozer severed a gas main on U S 66. Crews repaired the break within four and a half hours and relit pilot lights in about 1,200 homes after pressure was restored. Work crews were drawn from about a dozen Kansas and Oklahoma cities.
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Galena
Kan
U.S. 66
Kansas
Oklahoma
Admiral Cunningham Dies in London at 77
Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Henry Cunningham, 77, former first sea lord, died Thursday in London. He led the British naval command in the Mediterranean during the Allied invasion of Italy and the south of France.
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London
John Henry Dacres Cunningham
John
Mediterranean
Italy
France
Four 20-game winners highlighted in AL standings
The American League featured four pitchers with at least 20 wins last season. Ralph Terry led the group with 23 for the Yankees, while Dick Donovan of Cleveland Ray Herbert of the White Sox and Camilo Pascual of the Twins each reached 20 wins.
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Yankee Ralph Terry
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Twins
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