Uncertainty clouds Adlai Stevenson's UN ambassadorship
Washington watchers note a cloud over Adlai E Stevenson’s future as Kennedy’s UN ambassador. Critics say a covert push exists to remove him, while Kennedy reportedly backs Stevenson and aides urge full exploration of Cuba options amid NSC debates and a disputed blockade report.
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Stevenson Indecision Fodder in Cuban Crisis Debate
The discussion shows Stevenson urging heavy reliance on the United Nations and the Organization of American States while weighing a first move in the UN. He accepted Kennedy’s Oct 22 plan but raised questions about role and timing, leaving officials uneasy over his stance during the Cuban crisis.
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Fight Over Committee Setup Seen
Washington AP reports moves to liberalize the Rules and Ways and Means committees may spark a clash as the new Congress begins. Debate centers on returning Rules to 12 members versus current 15, with party blocs and new members likely deciding the outcome and Kennedy's domestic program fate.
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Girl Flung From Roof in Brooklyn Tragedy
A 9 year old girl was hurled from a tall Brooklyn apartment roof as police headed to a report of mistreatment of another child. Lourdes Bass died from the fall and her body was found in the courtyard with most bones broken. Mrs Mattie Arnold witnessed the moment a blurred form sped past a window before the crash.
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Governors Delay Attack On Reserve Guard Change
Washington governors urged a postponement after McNamara announced a Pentagon plan to reconfigure Army Reserve and National Guard forces. Proposed abolitions affect eight units, creating 11 brigades and six high priority Guard divisions while preserving 13 reserve divisions as training units. The move aims to field six Guard divisions with 11,000 soldiers each ready within eight weeks of active duty, though it may complicate meeting the 700,000 reserve goal.
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Goldwater Confronts Move Toward Presidential Bid
Republicans weighing Barry Goldwater for 1964 face a crossroad between another Senate term and a possible presidential bid. A Chicago meeting of conservatives signals growing support, potentially reshaping GOP dynamics as Nelson Rockefeller vies for the nomination. Goldwater hints things may change though he plans to run for Senate, complicating primary plans in late 1963.
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Adenauer's Power Put On Block in West German Crisis
Bonn AP reports Free Democrats plan talks with Socialist leaders to form a right left coalition to unseat Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The crisis continues with no decision after discussions on future cooperation. Half of Socialists reportedly oppose a coalition unless Adenauer retires.
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Petrillo Ousted As Chicago Musicians Union President
Chicago Federation of Musicians local unseats James Petrillo after 40 years as president in a 3400 member election. Unofficial tally shows Petrillo trailing by 186 votes with about one third eligible members voting. Petrillo, 70, previously led AFM 18 years and served as AFL-CIO VP before retiring in 1958.
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Should Jackie Pay Be Taxed For Dinner Expensess
The 1963 hearings queried if Mrs John F Kennedy should pay her own White House dinner costs or if President funds cover official entertainment. Henry G Foussard and Lambert H Miller urged clarity, arguing current rules threaten business travel and economic effects while preserving tax self assessment.
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There You Are Darling Plate Ready for Him
A humorous line from Today’s Chuckle features a wife placing a plate before her husband and remarking it is cooked as he would prefer, hinting at domestic wit and affectionate dialogue. The brief quip captures a lighthearted moment in everyday life.
UN Faces Rough Road Over Congo Costs
UN Secretary General U Thant warned the world body risks collapse of its Congo operation if debt payments are not forthcoming. With the Soviet Union and France refusing to fund part of the $10 million monthly Congo effort and 48 members never contributing, only about $150 million of the $200 million bond issue remains usable, risking a call for a special General Assembly session next spring to secure emergency funds for the 15,000-strong mission.
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Weather turns cold as winter nears with rain and possible snow
The forecast says tonight and tomorrow will be colder with rain and a chance of snow flurries. No improvement is expected for the rest of the week. Yesterday’s high reached 63 at 2 30 p.m. and the low 39 at 8 a.m. Today’s low was 40 at 6 a.m. and by 9 a.m. the temperature remained near steady.
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Resignation of Argentina Economic Minister Amid Pressure
Economic Minister Alvaro Alsogaray tendered his resignation after a week of pressure over cabinet divisions and policy clashes aimed at curbing inflation. He cited the army and other factions as opposing his austerity plan, with his entire 20-member economic team also expected to quit. President Guido planned consultations with military leaders as a crisis loomed.
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