Laos Talks Try To Form Coalition Under Neutralist Souvanna
In Vientiane neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma met King Savang Vatthana and pressed to keep talks alive on a coalition government to ensure Laos neutrality. Pro-Western Prince Boun Oum rejected bargaining over cabinet posts, while Souphanouvong and Souvanna sought a 16 member cabinet with four Boun Oum adherents, eight neutralists and four Pathet Lao.
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Savang Vathana
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AEC Approves Radioactive Steroids for Russia Export
The Atomic Energy Commission granted permission to export a small quantity of carbon 14 labeled radioactive steroids to the Soviet Union for medical research. The compounds, including steroids and metabolism studies, will be used in experiments with animals to understand biological processing and distribution.
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Kennedy Focuses On State Of the Union Talk At Palm Beach
President Kennedy prioritizes finalizing the 1963 budget balanced around 92 billion dollars and plans to deliver the State of the Union message to Congress after the January 10 session. Secretary Freeman joins sessions as advisers including Treasury's Douglas Dillon discuss progress and prospects. The president relaxes at the seaside White House estate as his ailing father remains under care and physicians note no major change in his condition.
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Fat U S Airmen Told To Reduce
Fat American airmen at two British bases are ordered to slim down. About 100 flight crews and 12,000 ground crewmen must lose to 10 pounds below the maximum. Lt. Col. James Asher says the goal is to cut calories and reduce coronary risk. Men are told to curb bread potatoes candy and liquor, with possible further action if limits aren’t met.
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Hong Kong Wives Demand End to Concubines
Hong Kong feminists press to abolish concubines, an institution still tolerated under the colony’s legal system. Officials favor a gradual reform, proposing a future deadline after which non church or registrar marriages would be illegal. Modern Chinese marriages remain the most common among the city’s three million Chinese residents.
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Riage
Tshombe Aims For Confederate Congo in Katanga Push
Katanga deputies seated in the Congo Parliament to push for a constitutional revision favoring regional independence. Moise Tshombe and Katanga leaders argue for a confederation while central government seeks a strong unitary state amid Kitona pact tensions.
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Edmund A. Gullion
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Cold snap to dip below seven as snow flurries linger
Weather forecast warns a frigid night with a low near 7 degrees and a Friday high around 17. Partly cloudy skies bring light snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday's official high reached 32 degrees at 3:30 pm with a 10 degree low at 5 am. About an inch of snow was recorded in Middletown from 6 am yesterday to 8 am today.
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Chuckle Fun Insurance Parody on Aging Cows
A playful line jokes that humor about aging is like insurance the older you get the more it cow s. The phrase uses a light pun to suggest growing wisdom and required humor as life extends.
Conservatism Not a Threat in Congress Mansfield Says
Senator Mike Mansfield disputes GOP claims of a coming conservative wave threatening admin programs. He says the nation remains on a middle road and conservatives have a place, though extremes misread problems as black and white. Dirksen and Halleck cite a revival that could affect Democratic control and spark rough sledding for Kennedy ideas.
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Mike Mansfield
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Mansfield
Senate
Eveerett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Ine Diama
Halleck
Duke Ellington and band escape injury in bus crash
Duke Ellington and 17 band members escaped unharmed when their bus collided with a car on Interstate 75 near Troy Ohio and veered into the median. The ensemble was en route to Cincinnati.
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Duke Ellington
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Ellington
Cincinnati
Plant Blasts Hit Sutherland Village Widespread Damage
NORTON Va AP a series of five explosions from a Whitaker Atlas Supply Co blasting powder fire wrecked the mountain village of Sutherland destroying or damaging every home. Twenty six people were injured with twenty one treated and released at Norton Hospital five admitted with serious injuries. Horses nearby were evacuated and Norton city main street glass shattered by the final blast.
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Whitaker Atlas Supply Co
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Tarzan and Jane tied in jungle marriage rumor
Los Angeles AP reports rumors in Downey that Tarzan and Jane may not be legally married, sparking debate over their marriage status and whether children in Tarzan stories are depicted with or without wedlock. Officials say books remain as is while investigations continue.
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Jane
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