Two Teens Convicted in Slaying Face Life Terms
Two 15 year olds, George H. Mitropoulos of Monterey California and Dale Johnson of Salt Lake City, were found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Gordon W. Bloxham, an 18 year old night watchman. The jury recommended mercy and sentencing is set for December 19, carrying life sentences. The youths reportedly joked with deputies during deliberations.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Mitropoulos
Monterey
Calif
Dale Johnson
Stewart Hanson
Mitropoulos
Hanson
Gordon W. Bloxham
Bloxham
Formosa Population Grows Near Four Percent Annually
A government census survey shows Formosa's population expanding by about 4 percent yearly. The population reached 10,431,341 at the end of 1999, according to the report.
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TAIPE
Formosa
Open Wide the College Door appeal
A public service appeal urges higher education support as colleges face overcrowding and a projected doubling of applications in ten years. The booklet Open Wide the College Door offers guidance, with Box 36 Times Square Station New York 36 NY.
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Times Square Station
New York
Air Force book pushes plan to curb civilian control
Washington AP The Air Force drafts a reorganizational book urging Congress to cut civilian intrusion into military strategy. It argues a single national staff and chief of staff would restore military control, echoing Symington recommendations while expanding civilian oversight concerns.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Air Force
Congress
Air Chief of Staff
Stuart Symington
Dmo
John F. Kennedy
Lake Ore Shipments Rise With 9.63 Million Tons Filed
The American Iron Ore Association reports 9,631,789 gross tons of iron ore shipped from Great Lakes ports this season, up from 22,750,329 tons in the strike-affected 1959 season. Canadian ports moved 3,728,603 tons. November shipments totaled 1,942,980 tons as carriers laid up due to weak steel demand. no ore moved in December 1960.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
American Iron Ore Association
Area Aid Drive In Senate Aimed Early Next Year
Senate Democrats plan to push a depressed areas bill as their first major measure in the new administration. Sen. Paul H. Douglas of Illinois key to the effort, heading the banking subcommittee and leading the task force. Kennedy named Douglas to head the effort, aiming to move it toward a Senate number before inauguration. Douglas predicts limited hearings as lawmakers have studied the issue for years.
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Washington
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-ill
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Douglas
Illinois
John F Kennedy
Eisenhower
Charleston
W. Va
Japan protests South Korean patrols entering waters
The Japanese Maritime Safety Board filed a protest alleging South Korean patrol boats entered Japan's territorial waters to intercept and attack suspected smugglers.
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Tokyo
Japanese Maritime Safety Board
Japan
Pledge of Service Promise From WE PLEDGE
WE PLEDGE discusses offering top quality service and technical advice through facilities equipment and factory trained mechanics. The fragment asserts a genuine desire to provide the best possible support to customers and includes emphasis on reliable service and expertise.
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Renault
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