Morton In Goof On Kuchel Seat
Washington AP Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton denied suggesting Sen. Thomas Kuchel step aside in 1962 to aid Richard Nixon. Kuchel said he was too old for musical chairs and Morton proposed no accommodation. Morton hinted Nixon could run for Senate or California governor in 1962. He will resign later to seek reelection to the Kentucky Senate.
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Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Morton
Nixon
Kucher
California
Rochester
N. Y
Wroc-Tv
Jessica Weis
R-N-Y
Kuchel
Los Angeles
Ohio State
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Ohio
Kentucky
Bernard M. Shanley
White House
Runaway nuclear excursion blamed for Idaho blast
Idaho Falls AP AEC says a runaway atomic reaction likely caused the explosion at the national reactor testing station last Tuesday night killing three service members. Officials report high radiation confined experts inside the metal building for brief probes.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ike Says Final Farewell To Army
President Eisenhower bade the Army farewell at Ft Gordon Georgia in a ceremonial review for his last life time visit as commander in chief. About 2700 soldiers attended as Hobson watched and Eisenhower praised the services and pledged to return if possible before leaving the White House. He then traveled to Augusta National Golf Club for a round of golf before heading back to Washington.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon
Army
Eienhower
United States
Howard M. Hobson
Exeenhower
Hobson
White House
Bush Field
Jhis
Columbine
Eisenhower affirms US military strength amid Gates resignation
President Eisenhower declares the United States has unmatched military strength as Defense Secretary Gates resigns effective January 1. He notes his stance against unsound military plans and will meet Gates at the Pentagon for a farewell luncheon before Kennedy’s administration takes power with Robert McNamara set to succeed as defense chief.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Secad
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Gates
Kennedy
Pentagon
John F. Kennedy
Robert S.mcnamara
Ford Motor Co
McNamara
Hunters Bag 300000 Wildlife Across China This Winter
The Red New China news agency reports 300000 tigers sable marten lynx squirrel gazelles and black bear have been bagged this winter by professional hunters militiamen and peasants. It also says 600 rare animals were captured alive.
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Tokyo
Red New China News Agency
Cockroach species survives largely unchanged through eras
An observation notes that the cockroach lineage has remained remarkably stable since early geological times, enduring major environmental shifts with minimal evolutionary change.
Repeal Seen To Order On 61 Families
Washington AP The Eisenhower administration's order to cut 215 000 service dependents overseas may be changed or repealed by the next secretary. The November 25 action drew protests from servicemen and families. McNamara reportedly seeks other ways to ease the balance of payments and suggested shortening tours for unaccompanied personnel.
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Washington
Eisenhower
McNamara
Carl Vinson
Dga
Houses
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
King Mohammed V Delays India Tour for Operation
King Mohammed V of Morocco has postponed a two week visit to India this month to undergo an operation. The Foreign Ministry said the nature of the operation was not disclosed.
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New Delhi
India
Mohammed V
Morocco
Foreign Ministry
Indonesia Signs Pact With Reds
The Soviet Union confirmed an agreement to provide arms for Indonesia signed last week in Moscow. Indonesian Security Minister Abdul Haris Nasution and Foreign Minister Subandrio led the mission. Tass said the deal concerns purchases essential to Indonesia's armed forces as East Irian tensions rise.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Abdul Harig Nasution
Subandrio
Tass
Republic of Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
West New Guinea
West Irian
Man Charged In Woman's 42 Slaving Case
Youngstown Ohio AP reports Peter John Cerkowski 43 was charged with first degree murder in connection with a 1942 killing of Mrs Ann Curtis in Mechanicville New York. He waived extradition to New York and faces arson questions in Pennsylvania.
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Youngstown Ohio
Peter John Cerkowski
Mechanicville
N.Y
Cerkowski
New York State
J. J. Bulkley
Cpl. R. Rassmussen
Youngstown
New York
Ann Curtis
Upstate
New York City
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio Newspaper Association Convention Set For Columbus
About 300 Ohio newspaper executives from daily and weekly papers will attend the 28th annual Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus. The meeting focuses on new ideas to produce newspapers more economically, with Gardner H. Townsley of the Lebanon Western Star serving as president.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio
Gardner H. Townsley
The
Lebanon Western Star
Kennedy Denies Sale of Georgetown Home
The Kennedy camp says John F. Kennedy has not sold and will not sell his Georgetown house. Andrew Hatcher notes the property was withdrawn from the market, with plans unsettled on its future use. A Philadelphia woman claimed she bought the house, but this was disputed and tied to a Kimble Glass Co. family.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Andrew Hatcher
Kennedy
Hatcher
Perry Ausbrook
Dale Kimble
Philadelphia
Vineland N. J
Ausbrook
Herman Kimble
Ocean City
Kimble Glass Co. F
Vineland
Owens-Illinois Glass ‘Co
Owens-Ilinois
Protestant Faiths Reach Wide in Taiwan Church Network
Today there are 189000 Protestants in Taiwan attending 1478 churches representing about 60 different denominations. This snapshot notes the breadth of religious life and the distribution of congregations across the island.
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Taiwan
Grave Robber Steals Body From Arkansas Cemetery
Police search central Arkansas for the missing body of a 17 year old girl after a grave robbery at Bayou Meta Cemetery. A second grave was looted, with jewelry valued at 300 dollars taken from a woman laid to rest last November 17. The robber attempted to pull Alma Summers from her casket using a rope tied to a car.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Arkansas
Myron Traylor
Bayou Meta
Tiday
Traylor
Alma Summers
Summers
Body stolen from nearby Bayou Meto Cemetery scene
A grave theft occurred near Bayou Meto Cemetery about a mile from Chapel Hill Memorial Park where the body was later found or examined. Police investigate the incident as a suspected cemetery theft and look for clues, suspects, and witness statements in the local area.
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Bayou Meto
Chapel Hill Memorial Park
Katanga to Issue Own Currency Monday
Katanga will issue a new currency Monday and withdraw all existing Congo bank notes. The new notes will be on a par with the Belgian franc, valued at two cents, marking a step toward independence proclaimed by President Moise Tshombe.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Katanga Ee
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Pittsburgh Firm Buys Steel Mill From Chrysler
United Engineering & Foundry Co of Pittsburgh announced the purchase of a former steel mill once used by Chrysler Corp. for over half a million dollars. The firm will move its welding shop from Youngstown to the new building, formerly the Upper Union Mill, later part of U S Steel, then Briggs Mfg, and finally a Chrysler stamping plant before Twinsburg unit opened.
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Youngstown Ohio
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Pittsburgh
Chrysler Corp
United Engineering
Youngstown
Upper Union Mill
U. S. Steel Corp
Briggs Mfg. Co
Twinsburg
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