Kennedy and aides discuss foreign policy amid tensions
The article pieces relate to President Kennedy and aides debating foreign policy, noting stalled discussions with Khrushchev and tensions over U S Cuba Laos and U-2 incidents. It references an ethics advisory panel and ongoing State Department strategy as the administration weighs global troubles.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
State Department
Salinger
Laos
Khrushi
Minneapolis Tribune
Diev
Neenen
Carl T. Rowan
Anh
Denuty
Embezzlement Rumors and Political Appointments Buzz
Fragmented report outlines embezzlement allegations connected to Northern Biochemical and Borg Warner figures, noting Mrs Geiger with stock ties and possible sanctions. It mentions Kennedy era study groups, potential appointments for Roosevelt and Kistner, and ongoing investigations by FBI and IRS with fire damage and stock activity at several firms in 1969 era.
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Northern Biochemical
Chicago
Fordham
Geiger
House
Kennedy
Raska
Aiketors
Kistner
Sabetha
Perous
Vincent Fleming
Walved
Williamson
Fently
Siebane Tenia
Ttan Im's
Sheldon
FBI
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Seaoe
Freeman Inherits Complex Agriculture Setup From Benson
Washington AP reports Orville L. Freeman as Secretary of Agriculture oversees a larger, more efficient farm sector than Ezra Benson eight years earlier. Farm output rose in 1960 with prices and production higher, while output growth outpaced government attempts to curb expansion.
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Freeman
Benson
Ovid A. Martin
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agricul
Orville L. Freeman
Ezra Benson
Plane Crash Near Houston Kills Two San Antonio Men
A twin engine Capitol Airlines cargo plane crashed in a muddy rice field near Houston killing Arch ie Albert Shoup Jr. and Benjamin Oliver Nixon, both 39 or 40 of San Antonio. Witnesses reported a parachute escape attempt by a third man, but officials said there were only two aboard. The craft, en route from San Antonio to Mobile, exploded on impact, scattering debris over a 600 foot circle at a Brookshire area farm.
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Houston
Capitol Airlines
San Antonio
Archie Albert Shoup Jr
Benjamin Oliver Nixon
Shoup
Nixon
Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
Logair
Kelly Air Force Base
Brookley Field
Mobile
J.D. Woods
Brookshire
D. W. Duggan
W.D. Watts
Spring Branch
Probers Must Wait To Check Pilot In Crash
Probers must wait to check pilot in crash as officials review the incident. The report notes ongoing investigations and safety reviews while authorities analyze flight data and eyewitness accounts for potential causes. Federal farm aid parity metrics cited show prices at 100 percent in 1962 and 80 percent in 1960, reflecting shifts in agricultural economics. The farm population has declined from 24,263 in 1982 to 21,172 in 1959, illustrating broader demographic changes in rural areas.
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Congress
News Crisis Is Discussed At Meeting In Fort Worth
Editors discussed a crisis in refining news into practical, readers useful coverage. John Ellis, editor of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, was elected APME president, while Murray leads the AP Managing Editors Association. The talk urged clearer context over dramatic hardware feats and better reader understanding of scientific developments. Also cited were regional farm trends with a decline in farm numbers from 5.25 million in 1952 to about 4.5 million today and a drop in farm employment from 9,149,000 in 1952 to 7,118,000 in 1960.
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Fort Worth
J. Eaeditoray
Reefining News of Our
John Ellis
Fort Worth Star
Murray
Phoenix
Daniel E. Noble
Ats
Echo satellite hailed as dramatic leap in communications
Montgomery, an expert on better, faster news, cites the Echo satellite as a dramatic development. He warns progress lags in practical use while machines may transmit news at tremendous speeds, predicting newspapers like Gone With The Wind could be sent in minutes.
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Echo
Associ ‘Ated
Jon
Detroit
Chicago
Chio
APME
Cago
Elkhart
Ind
Boston
Tyler
Springfield
Mass
Utica
N. Y
Plane Crash Survivors and Investigation Update
Federal investigators expect at least three days to question a check pilot linked to a jet crash at Idlewild. Capt. William P. Poe survived with critical injuries after the Mexico plane failed in a snowstorm. four died. Investigators seek flight data and indicators to explain the wreck, while unions dispute contract terms and disruption continues at Penn Station and Long Island Rail Road amid picket lines.
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New York
William P. Poe
Miami
Fla
Mexico
Idlewild
Charles Collar
Civil Aeronautics ‘Board
Collar
Patronage Jobs Up To 6000 In JFK Era Budget Plan
The piece reports about an estimated 6000 patronage posts in the JFK administration, totaling roughly 54 million dollars annually. It notes these top policy posts are filled by presidential appointment, with some requiring Senate confirmation, and highlights the tension with Civil Service rules and exemptions.
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U.S. Civil Service
Congressional Quarterly
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Civil Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Foreign Service
State Department
Senate
Edo
UN Units In Congo Guard Whites Amid Interim Order
UN units in the Congo reinforce guard lines around white settlements following a temporary court order. Reports note tension in Leopoldville as international observers monitor security and potential clashes. The piece discusses broader UN involvement and posturing by bloc governments, alongside unrelated U.S. federal appointment processes and cabinet staffing norms.
War pushed on Cuba guerrillas in Las Villas drive
Havana reports claim Fidel Castro’s government launched a military operation against rebels in Las Villas province. Observers note heavy artillery and militia forces as Cuban forces press decisive actions, while amid confusion a war correspondent recalls coverage and a Lebanon housing plan near Baabda and Beirut.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel
Escami
Castro
Excambray Aim
Las Villas
Seniesa
Considine Seeks TV Commentator to Join Huntley Brinkley Team
Considine mentions Jim Hagerty, now NBC News and special events head at American Broadcasting Co. He seeks a television commentator capable of standing up to the Huntley Brinkley team and Douglas Edwards, with a preferred fit identified.
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Jim Hagerty
American Broadcasting Co
Jim
Huntley Brinkley
Douglas Edwards
Reds Hurled Back In New Laos Battle
Pro-Communist rebels push toward retreat as government forces retake positions northeast of Vientiane. A pro-Western army garrison had withdrawn from the area amid renewed fighting in the Laotian conflict.
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New Laos
Vientiane
UPD
Alfpost
Vientiané
Editor Post Dies After Long Newspaper Career
Amarillo editor and longtime managing editor of the News and Globe Times dies in 1965 era. Born in Colony Kansas, he married Gladys Hord in 1935 and served as Sunday editor while holding multiple newsroom leadership roles. Heworked at Leavenworth Times and Parsons Republican before Wichita Beacon and Amarillo tenure. He was honored in 1966 for a city editors seminar at Columbia University.
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Colony
Kan
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
University of Kansas
Athicsoa Mpion
Leavenworth Times
Leavenworth
Parsons Republican
Wichita Beacon
First Christian Church of
Masonic Lodge
Khiva Shrine
The
Elks Club
National Association of Accredited Publicity Directors
Pi Kappa Alpha
United States
American Press Insitute
Columbia University
News and Globe Times
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John W. Wood
Oahu
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J. Arden
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Hudson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long I Island Railroad
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Pennylvania
Harold Kendler
Lodge 946
Brotherhood of Railroad
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Leopoldville
Meeten
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John Daly
Lebanon
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