Kennedy Johnson meet to discuss looming admin crisis at LBJ Ranch
President-elect John F Kennedy and Vice President-elect Lyndon B Johnson met at the LBJ Ranch near Pedernales River for rare evening talks on the administration's vast problems. They arrived with greeting from Stonewall residents and wore Western hats as they prepared for two days of secluded discussions. A separate court ruling awarded about 59000 dollars for air rights condemnation over land near a municipal airport, with 13.3 acres valued at 1200 per acre and 4.06 acres at 1500 per acre, amid farming interference claims. The note also reported the satellite Discoverer XID burned up over Earth.
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LBJ
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson City
Douglas B. Cornell
Tex
Johnson
Pedernales River
Lady ‘Bird
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Here
Stonewall
Price Daniel
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Lubbock
Burnett J. Thiel
Robert W. “Thiel
Clarence P. ‘Thiel
Kenneth F. Thiel
Riots in New Orleans over school desegregation erupt again
Riotous demonstrations against race mixing in New Orleans schools were broken up by police and fire hoses. At least 58 arrests occurred and many were injured. One man was shot as over 1,000 demonstrators, mostly teenagers, failed to reach the school board offices. Police and fire hoses drove crowds from Guy Hall. teens attacked a policeman, while Muriel Schneider pleaded for orderly action. Senator Russell B. Long warned the legislature in Baton Rouge the situation could worsen and proposed turning to a segregated private school system. Four Negro first graders were noted but overlooked in the tumult.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
School Board
Guy Hall
French Quarter
Muriel Schneider
Joseph Giarrusso
U.S
Sid Giarra
Russell B. Long
D-La
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Supreme Court
Enator
Washington
Move is defended as nursing fee hike sparks dispute
The proposed increase for private duty nurse fees from 16 to 20 dollars for an eight hour shift drew strong fire from hospital and nursing circles. The issue, described as a hot potato, prompted phone calls and statements from both sides after an announcement earlier on Wednesday.
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Hissue
Eairlier
Wen
Churchill suffers back fracture after fall at home
Sir Winston Churchill is reported prostrate with a broken back bone after a fall Tuesday night. He was taken to a London specialist for X rays and will remain in bed for a time, though he is described as cheerful and in good spirits by his secretary Anthony Montague-Browne.
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Anthony White
ONDON
Sir Winston Churchill
Anthony Montague-Browne
Churchill
London
Eisenhower unveils seven point plan to save a billion
President Eisenhower announced a sweeping seven point economy program to save about one billion dollars yearly in overseas spending. He ordered trimming overseas military forces by 281000 and cutting back operations to bolster home growth and dollar strength, while ensuring NATO strength remains intact.
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Scan
Wusta
Apu
Eisenhower Wednes
White House
Steestin
Milan
Children Sought In Rocket Theft
The FBI said two rocket warheads and a rocket motor were stolen from a storage area at Dobbins Air Force Base near Marietta. Tracks of children and dogs were found, suggesting two youths were in the area recently. Warheads are sealed in metal cans about 12 by 4 inches and the motor in a 36 inch can. Authorities warn against handling the devices.
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Atlanta, Ga
FBI
Dobbins Air Force BiMarietta
Charles Weeks
Associated Press
Housands
Texas
Prohibition Party
Hunt County Republic
Central Committee
Future
Tn Hunt County
Greenville
Mus Slim
John F. Kennedy
Hunt County
Jaycee Meet Opens Sparks Local Interest
The Jaycee meet opens with a varied program drawing participants from multiple clubs. Officials expect strong showings across events while citing community support and upcoming competitions to come.
LA Strike Paralyzes Transit as City Decks Rattle
Bus and trolley mechanics walked out at midnight defying a court order, halting most services for Los Angeles and neighboring counties. Picket lines were honored by 2,700 drivers, triggering heavy police presence and traffic congestion amid an approaching Christmas shopping season. Two killed and one injured in a separate two car crash two miles east of Quanah on U.S. Highway 287.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Peole
Seison
Metropolitan ‘Transit Authority
Los Angeles
Amalgamated ‘Transportation Union
Transit Authority
Los Angeles County
Hollywood
Quanat
Iquanah
U.S. Highway 287
George Condon
Chillicothe
E. Wilkins
Quanah
Wilkins
Quanah Memorial Hospital
Bomb Spy Greenglass Leaves Prison After 91 Years Behind Bars
David Greenglass, survivor of the Rosenberg spy case, walks free at 8:34 am in New York after 91 years in prison related to atomic espionage. He faced hostile crowds as he exited the federal detention, with his lawyer declining a statement and future plans unclear.
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UR Everett
New
Federal House of Detention
Greenglass
U.S. Dist
Irving R. Kaufman
Red Man
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
John Rogce
Gr Glass
Mike
Rogge
David Greenglass
ATOM
California Goes Nixon in unofficial California vote tally
In San Francisco President Nixon appears to carry California's electoral votes as absentee ballots push the unofficial count. Kennedy leads or trails in places, with late tallies showing Nixon around 49.9 percent and Kennedy near 50 percent depending on final canvass.
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Vicw
Richard M. Nixon
California
C.ia
Mian Niven
Dhee
Kennedy
Nixon Sident
Absen
Poe
Foyer
Nixon
Dawn Kennedy
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United States
Pt Jent
John Fleedy
Klower
Europe
NATO
All & Is
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Methodist’ Hospital
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Dora
Nell Carroll
Aylor Hospital
Lubbers Hospital
Dallas
Avalanche-Joernal Station
Jaycee Meet
Lubbock and
Vivinity
Studay
Munwuin
Houston Cy
Nbilene
Palla
Denver
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