Six Kennedy cabinet nominees face Senate grilling today
Six Kennedy cabinet appointees attend Senate hearings starting today as the Judiciary Committee questions Kennedy nominees about fitness to head the Justice Department and related posts. Other nominees include Breeman at agriculture Ribivoff for health and welfare Udall interior Goldberg labor and Dillon Treasury. confirmations await inauguration.
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Sehitiny
Justice Department
Orville L. Breeman
Agriculture
Abraham A. Ribivoff
Health, Education ,and Welfare
Stewart L. Udall
Interior
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Treasury
Douglas Ditlon
Senate
House
Sam N
Rouse Rues
Sch
Alexamier Wi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Mixon
State Dept Jobs Topic of Rusk Meet
Palm Beach Fla President elect John F Kennedy meets with secretary of state designate Dean Rusk to decide on top level appointments shaping foreign policy. Discussions cover Cuba Laos and the Congo as the new administration prepares actions after inauguration. Rusk to confer with Kennedy before returning to Washington. Vice President elect Lyndon B Johnson holds reservations for a group at Palm Beach Towers. Kennedy also announced defense aide appointments and undersecretary picks amid ongoing policy deliberations.
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Lyn Dim B. Ji
Palm Beach Towers
Rusk
Kennedy
Bush
Alea
U.S. Information Agency
Foreign Economic
State Department
Miomas D. Mortis
Mortis
Bureau of the Budget
Knoxville
Tesin
Joseph Chamb
Caneds
Air Force
Edward ‘Godeman
Quirage
Godeman
Consitaton
Luther H. Hodges
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Juliéne
Iranians Cast Ballots in Tehran Vote Day Clashes Limited
Iran began general elections with first ballots cast in Tehran and minor clashes reported in Yezd. Communist and extremist candidates were barred from candidacy, including followers of former premier Monaramed Mossa degh, per issue notices.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Yezd
Monaramed Mossadegh
Jobless Gain Seen in December Across Industries
Washington officials reported unemployment jumped to over 4.4 million in December, a postwar high. The rise, centered in steel, autos, and manufacturing, pushed joblessness to 6 to 7 percent with foreseen further increases and a Labor Department release expected to detail the December figures. Nurses stiff neck sidelines Paar. Arlene Francis fills in.
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Washington
UPT
Labor Department
New York
UPI
Jack Paar
Paar
Arlene Francis
Dag Hammarskjold to face Congo charges at UN
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold prepared to answer Soviet charges that the United Nations Congo command aids Kasavubu loyalists. The Congo debate opened in the UN with Russia pressing to strip Belgium of Rwanda-Umuti admin rights while demanding Belgian withdrawal.
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United Nations
N.H
UPI
Dag Hammrskjold
Comc
Inday
Congo
Hammarskjold
Africa
Russia
Hammmarskjold
Council
Joseph Kasavubu
Laopoldville
Ven Tussia
U.N. Congo
Kasavubuli
Ruanda-Urendi
Patrice Lumumba
Walter Loidan
Ruanda-Uranui
Kivu
Kasavaho
U.N. Oplers
Kivi Ds
Pro Lumumba
United Arab Ti v
Valerian A. Vavin
Belium
Ruanda-Uich
Uruguay Expels Cuban Ambassador and Top Official
Uruguay's nine member Presidential Council voted 6 2 to expel Ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui and embassy secretary Mijail Samoilov with one member absent. No deadline given for departure. Councilman Cesar Dade Pachecho called Gatela a government of thieves and bandits, condemning intervention in Uruguay's internal affairs. No immediate comments from Baltic or other sources on Sanmoiloy's expulsion.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPD
Ury
Cesar Dade Pachecho
Gatela
Baltic
Sanmoiloy
Wyatt Hints At Race Plans In Kentucky Politics
Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt said he expects to run either for the U.S. Senate in 1967 or governor in 1963 but has not chosen. Speculation rose with bumper stickers supporting Wyatt and talk of Harry Lee Waterfield entering the 1962 Senate race. In Washington, the State Department denied plans for a Cuban exile government here without U.S. consent.
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Louisvile
Aet
Wilson W. Wyatt
U.S. Senate
Wyatt
Fammig
Senate
Frankfort
Harry Lee Waterliem
Clinton
Washington
State Department
U.S
Department
Eatly
FCC
Ten 4P
Tts
Marion A. King
United Press Internationas
King
Itore
Teeanoke
Kennedy to Sell Stocks Amid Inauguration Quesitions
President elect John Kennedy plans to retire his personal fortune from active investments to avoid conflicts of interest. Officials say he will keep only real estate and bonds, with proceeds from trusts dating to 1926, 1969, and 194. His move follows pressure to ensure a clean transition as S. McNamara prepares to divest from Ford Motor Co. stock, potentially worth millions.
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Megriman
White House
Neporier
Palm Beach
Pierre
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Ennedy
Paty
Salinger
Iss
Secretary
Tdefense
S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
P. Kennedy
Ceanaw
Joseph P
Rose Kenney
Kentucky News Briefs: Candidates and court actions
Frankfort reports former Owensboro mayor Casper Gardner filed for the Democratic nomination in the 4th District Senate race.State Rep. C. E. Dowell seeks re-election in the 1st District. Leavell, a Democrat, served in 12th district sessions. Rabies death in Kentucky since 1954. a Harlan County woman died after fox bite despite vaccination. Louisville covers KU acquisition talks and a habeas corpus denial in the Anderson case. Lenoir? Et. Knox notes Heroes Construction winning bids for officer quarters. Ford Foundation grants $197,500 to Kentucky institutions, including Jefferson County agencies, Berea College, UK.
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Frankfort
State Health Department
Kentucky
J. L. Hectorne
Veterinary White Health
Harlan County
Kentucky State Hospital
Danville
Louisville
UPI
Ford Foundation
Jefferson County
University At Louisville
Berea College
University of Kentucky
Eisenhower to Deliver Farewell TV Address Next Tuesday
President Eisenhower will give a farewell report to the nation next Tuesday from the White House. The 20 minute talk will begin at 8 p.m. EST and be carried on three major television networks and four major radio networks. Assistant White House Press Secretary Anne Wheaton said the speech would be about to mark the transition to President-elect John F. Kennedy.
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Washington
UPIL
Eisenhower
Progle
Rn LD
White Mouse
White House
John Fennedy
Anne Wheaton
US Senate Morton backs burley quota increase plan
Senator Morton said the Agriculture Department will recommend an acreage rise for burley tobacco citing six years of demand outpacing production and dwindling reserves. He expects a 10 percent increase to be proposed, with final decision by incoming Secretary Freeman after industry input.
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Steve Gersted
United Press International Washington
UPI
Sen
Chruston Morton
Agriculture Department
Burley
Bacco
Morton
Ezta Berson
Arti Tobacco
Ant
Ye - Morton
Orville “Freeman
Freeman
Department
Gronvers
Ameriean Burley
Obituary for Gordon E. Thompson in Middlesboro area
Gordon E Thompson 67 died at home after a leg illness. Born November 27 1893 in Ceredo West Virginia he moved to Middlesboro in 1917 and belonged to Yeary Chapel Church. Survived by wife Amella L Thompson daughters Mrs EB Becker Jr Newport Ky Mrs E H Beoker Chicago Mrs G W Givens and Mrs A F Long Middlesboro one son in Japan ten grandchildren three great grandchildren three brothers Karl W Thompson William D Thompson Crescent City Phillip A Staley Kenova Funeral home arrangements pending.
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Gordon FE. Thompson
Gordon E. Thompson
Hesborn
Cersedo
Wo Va
Phillip © ‘Thompson
Sarah B. Burgess ‘Thomson
Middlesboro
Yeary Chapel
Amella L. Thompson
EB. H. Becker, Jr
Newport
E. H. Beoker
Chicago
G. W. Givens
A. F. Long
Ae Son
USA
Japan
Karl W. Thompson
William D. Thompson
Crescent City
Calif
Phillip A. Staley
Kenova
W. Va
Shumate and Gorton Funeral Home
Shumate and
Gordon Funeral Home
John Y Thompson Rites Held In Hamilton Ohio
John M Thompson conducted services for John Y Thompson who died January in Hamilton Ohio at Colmar Baptist Church. Rev HM Sparks and Rev Silas Thompson officiated. Pallbearers included Leon Ingram Earl Ingram Arnold In TN Freeman Thompson Paul Thompson Chester Thompson Elmer Thompson Ben Webb and Charlie Arnett. Music by Hensley Chapel Choir with Mrs Gene Fultz at piano. Burial followed at Wurst Cemetery. Shumate Gordon Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
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John M. Thompson
John Y. Thompson
Hamilton
Ohio
Colmar Baptist Church
Sparks
Silas Thompson
Leon Ingram
Earl Ingram
Wurst Cemoery
Gordon Fineral
Hospital Notes At Middlestara Memorial Hospital Admits
Admissions list includes Patricia Hoskins John Freels Walter Bowling Charlie Haun Samuel Gray Bryan Smiddy William McCoy Ty Mrs Josephine Widener and Mrs Foster Tudenour with newborn boy. Visiting hours listed as 2 to 4 and 6 530 to 8730 unclear due to OCR errors.
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Middlestara Memorial Hospital
Irs
Las Heatly
Maclene Robbins
Ben E. Bennett
Donald Hutcheson
Marti Walter Johnson
Straight Creek Lyte Wagers
Gary Tarnmwell
Qty
Nannie Ridenour
Fabersham
Arthur Phipps
Barbourville Admissions
Patricia Hoskins
John Freels
Oliver Springs
Walter Bowling
Jacksboro
Charlie Haun
Dismissals and admissions listed for city and county officials
A partial intake lists dismissals for Jay Burke Paris Cosby Harrogate Jackie Payne Tazewell Mrs Lewis Poore New Taze Mrs Olin Pratt Mrs Frank Stephens LaFol Jette Mrs Isaac Pickett and admissions for Mrs Charles Watkins Frank Stasher Billy Hall PACLUS Mrs Jim Ciglena a city official and a girl and boy names appear in the roster with no clear roles or dates.
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al Dhe
Mears
Jay Burke
City
Paris
Cosby
Harrogate
Jackie Payne
Tazewell
Lewis Poore
New Tazewi
Olin Pratt
Frank Stephens
LaFol. Jette
Isaac Pickett
City Admissions
Charles Watkins
Frank Stasher
Billy Hall
Paclus
Jim Ciglena
Doyie Parks
Fising
Turkish Parties Resume Political Activity Under Order
Ankara residents report political parties allowed to resume activity under Interior Ministry order issued by President Cemal Gürsel. The move comes after Gürsel halted political activity last June, a week after seizing power from former Premier Adnan Menderes's government.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPT
Cemal Gursel
Interior Ministry
Gursel
Adcan Menderi
Convicted Cooke Aid Kills Himself With Gun
UPI reports Louisville case of Thurston Cooke and accomplice Patrick. Charles Patrick, 42, an insurance man and lieutenant in the Cooke automobile empire, killed himself with a .38 revolver shortly before a scheduled three year term. Patrick’s body found in the stock room of Greater Louisville Insurance Agency. no note. Other defendants sentenced or delayed. Cooke and Hyland remanded for La Grange reformatory. Mrs Cooke patted her husband as he left court.
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Louisville
UPI
Charles Patrick
Thurston Cooke Automobile Empire
Iife Thurstay
Cooke
Patrick
Greater Louisville Insurance Agency
Sefferson County
Lister Witherspoon
Witherspoon
William McKenzie
Insurance
Fli
AL AG Am
CST
Slong Wity
Criminal Court
L. R. Curtis
Hyland
la Grange
Jawr Jytors
Thorne
Union Cat Mascot in Center Of Large Grievance
SEPULVEDA Calif UPI Labor aid management clash at Pacific Mercury Electronics over Mister Tom the company cat. Union Local 1002 Carpenters AFL-CIO seeks to keep Tom at the Los Angeles area plant while management backs a new security officer. About 300 of nearly 60 workers signed an Operation Save Tom petition. Local President Charles Powers and personnel director George Brodney met to discuss grievance steps and a possible arbitration. Tom has been taken home by guards as talks continue with a next meeting scheduled within 14 days.
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Sepulveda
Calif
UPI
Pacific Mercury Electronics Corp
Carpenters
Afl-Cio
Mister Tom the Cat
Los Angeles
Tom
Fox Arbitration
Charles Powers
Powers
Salidvox
George Brodney
Brodney
Brodney T
Fom
Cry
Pastor Raps Prejudice Act in Scarsdale Dance
In Scarsdale New York the rector Rev George French Kemp Isel Jr told parishioners they helped bar a debutante from the Scarsdale Golf Club Christmas dance due to his Jewish birth and conversion to Episcopalian faith. He criticized the escort committee for excluding the youth and stated the incident showed ongoing prejudice.
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Scarsdale
N.Y
UPI
George French Kemp Isel
Jesus Christ
Kempsell
Kempselt
355 Enroll at LMU Harrogate
A total of 355 students have registered at Lincoln Memorial University Harrogate for the winter quarter. School officials report this as a decrease from the fall quarter enrollment of 366 students.
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Harrogate
Lincoln Memorial University
Diseases Cause High Loss From Infections in U.S.
There are 45 commonly known infectious diseases attacking people in the United States causing an annual economic loss of 687 million dollars.
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Calle
U.S
Untouchables episode stirs protest over Capone saga
ABC faces FCC license renewal pressure as ten stations aired The Untouchables night episode depicting Capone. Prison Director James Bennett condemned the program as a distorted portrayal and threatened action against renewals. ABC disputed claims, while stations from San Francisco to Jacksonville awaited FCC review of possible policy breaches.
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Susan Wagner
United Press
Washington
UPD
Ane
the Untouchables
Hurshy
Fini Faden
James V. Bennett
al Capone
Federal Committeions Committee
FCC
Bennett
Poe
Capone
Atlanta
Alcatraz
ABC Earler
ABC
Leonard H. Goldenson
Lemembe
RS Venal
Omar F. Elder Jr
Bureau of Prisons
KGO
San Francisco
WEKB
Chicago
KABC
Los Angas
Wlae-Tv
Pittsburgh
Detroit
President Ike hopes to visit Japan this year
President Eisenhower told Japanese visitor Yasui Tsutsumi that a trip to Japan is possible later in the year. Tsutsumi presented a petition with 69,000 signatures urging a scheduled visit, which had been canceled last spring due to leftist riots.
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Ike Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Japan
Yasui ‘Tsutsumi
House of Representatives
Tsutsuni
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