Cat loving Brooklyn woman wins dog food jingle prize
Miss Cecile P. Wulff, a Brooklyn cat enthusiast, won 4000 dollars in a dog food jingle contest. A contest rep delivered the check to her apartment, where nine cats lounge with her and sister Harriet Wulff. Wulff said the prize will help feed her cats, noting Ralston Purina does not make cat food. Contestants chose the funniest dog cartoon and supplied the last line of a four line jingle.
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New York
Cecile P. Wulff
Brooklyn
Miss Wulff
Har
Baby
Spotty
Aggie
Dolly
Dotty Hawkins
Froggy
Stacey
Nicely
Nanny
Ralston Purina Co
India declares victory as Goa falls to India
New Delhi reports Indian forces tightened hold on Portuguese Goa after a 36 hour blitz. Newsmen were barred from major enclaves while Belgaum remained a command post. Menon said mines must be cleared and access may be days away. U.N. discussions continued as world powers split on the action.
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New Delhi
India
Goa
V. K. Krishna Menon
United Nations
New York
Menon
Cairo
U.N
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Council
Congo oetes Settle Down To Parley
Katanga President Moise Tshombe and Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula prepared for hard bargaining as talks opened at Kitona base over Katanga's secession. Fighting flared in Elisabethville while U Thant ordered UN troops to hold fire unless fired upon.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katangas
Elisabethville
United Nations
Union Miniere de ‘Haut
U.N
Tsombe
Adoula
Kitona
Congo River
Indamant
Tshombe
U S Surplus Food Aids 6 207 000 This Year
The Agriculture Department reports about 6 207 000 Americans received surplus foods in the first quarter, a 47 percent rise from last year, with 441 million pounds donated in the July to September period and costs of 138 million dollars. Pennsylvania leads with 19 156 recipients, while Puerto Rico rose to 677 547. Ohio remained at year’s end.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Ohio
Weather outlook turns cold and damp through Christmas
The forecast calls for five days of below normal temperatures with highs near 34 and lows around 18, and frequent precipitation possibly snow. An inch and a half inch of liquid accumulation is expected. Tonight’s low is 28. Yesterday’s high reached 47 with an overnight low of 32. The Middletown area reported .26 inches of rain in the last 24 hours ending at 8 a.m.
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Middletown
Kennedy's ailing father improves as Macmillan talks loom
West Palm Beach reports Kennedy Sr slight paralysis but better than last night as a planned Kennedy Macmillan summit nears. Salinger says conference may move from Bermuda to Palm Beach and a decision will come after physician reports. Family gathers at St Mary’s Hospital while doctors note cranial blood clot cannot be removed surgically.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
White House
Pierre Salinger
Bermuda
Palm Beach
Macmillan
Joseph P.kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
Oceanfront
Edward
Ann Gargan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mailmen Meet In AF Find Much In Common
Maj George C Berens of Bolivar Ohio and Duane J Kanaga of Chandler Arizona meet at Etain Air Base France while recalled to active service. Both are state Rural Letter Carriers Association secretaries with three children, wives presidents of state auxiliaries, and WW II veterans.
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Etain Air Base
France
George C. Berens
Bolivar
Tuscarawas County
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association
Berens
Ohio Air National Guard
Duane I. Kanaga
Arizona Rural Letter Carriers Association
Massillon
Indonesia Says West New Guinea May Be Seized
Foreign Minister Subandrio told parliament Indonesia cannot be blamed for using force to take West New Guinea but still leaves a path to peaceful settlement. Sukarno orders total mobilization and says armed forces ready “at any time.” The door to talks remains open, Dutch call for bilateral negotiations, and U.N. appeals urge both sides to avoid actions risking peace.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Suebandrio
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Netherlands East Indies
Subandrio
West Irian
Sukarno
West Papua
Jogjakarta
Java
Holland
United Nations
Labor Party
Roman Catheolic Church
Synod of the ‘Dutch Reformed Church
Washington
State Department
Kennedy
U.N
U Thant
Jan E. de Quay
Radiation fallout from Soviet tests deemed within limits by AEC
The AEC released the most detailed account to date on fallout from nuclear tests. It says exposure from all tests since 1945, including the 1961 Soviet bursts, remains within acceptable health limits. Estimates suggest strontium and cesium fallout could reach the United States, with about 40 percent from the 1961 Soviet tests, and bone dose for children born in 1962 may be very small but nonzero.
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Washington
Hu Mans
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commis
Sion
AEC
United States
Gordon M. Dunning
Federal Radiation Council
Holiday Greeting Etiquette From a Big Store Man
A light holiday note suggests avoiding the phrase many happy returns when meeting a department store representative during the season. The quip plays on shopper bustle and polite custom in a city department store setting.
Kennedy Macmillan meeting plans face changes
President Kennedy may adjust his Bermuda Palm Beach schedule to meet Prime Minister Macmillan while his father Johns P Kennedy remains ill after a stroke. Macmillan expected in Bermuda as aides brief the President on Berlin nuclear talks and potential Soviet posture and a possible resumed atmospheric tests.
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West Pam Beach
Washington
Palm Beach
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Macmillan
Dean Rusk
Charles E. Bohlen
Uo Palm Beach
McGeorge Bundy
Florida
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