Mississippi Officials Deny Kennedy Charge
In Oxford, officials deny Kennedy charge over University of Mississippi desegregation. Chancellor Williams says federal orders have been complied with since desegregation. Kennedy calls for steps to keep James Meredith enrolled amid campus harassment and demands by authorities.
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Mississippi
Kennedy
Oxford
Miss
Robert F. Kennedy
John D. Williams
University of Mississippi
Williams
Justice Department
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Washington
Today's Chuckle Flattery Tells a Man What He Thinks He Is
A humorous quip notes flattery as a science of telling a person exactly what he believes about himself. The line plays on social vanity and the comedic edge of self-knowledge in everyday exchanges.
Europeans Warned On Export Ban
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman warned the European Common Market that import barriers on US farm exports could cut foreign aid and spread protectionism. He cited potential declines in Western Europe farm markets and increased US deficits abroad, urging negotiators to keep America’s poultry, wheat, feed grains, and rice markets open.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Orville L. Freeman
America
Europe
U.S
Freeman
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
United States
Council of Ministers of
Brussels
Hearing for Bergen Set Tomorrow in Maryland
In Columbus Ohio AP report says a Maryland court hearing Wednesday may affect Gov DiSalle action on Edythe Klumpp murder case. Ohio seeks deposition from William Bergen former husband of Klumpp whom she was convicted of killing. DiSalle awaits Pardon and Parole Commission recommendation before acting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maryland
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Krumpp
Rockville
William Bergen
Cincinnati
Klumpp
Tshombe Returns to U N Occupied Katanga Capital
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe returned to Elisabethville under UN guard as military pressure tightens. He traveled from Kipushi via Kolwezi with promises of safe conduct but no chance for reunification. UN planning routes from Jadotville to reopen supply lines and prepare pressure on Kolwezi.
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Kaniama
United Nations
Kamina
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Godefroid Munongo
Mokambo
Elizabethville
Elisabethville
U.N
Tshombe
New York
U Thant
Thant
Jadotville
Congo
Ralph Bunche
Lufira River
Bunche
Kipushi
Yemeni Municipal Elections Announced
Damascus report says Yemen will hold its first municipal elections within a month. Sana a radio notes elected councils will run local administration and oversee a nationwide reform and taxation campaign.
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Damascus
Syria
Yemen
Sana Radio
Weather summary for area ends snow and warms tomorrow
After light snow or drizzle, precipitation ends today and tomorrow should be dry. Cloudy skies persist with a slight warming trend. Yesterday’s high reached 31 degrees and the low 30, with 0.3 inch of snow accumulating overnight.
Dock Strike Losses Pass 320 Million as Talks Pause
New York AP report says separate negotiator meetings on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts ended without progress. Losses from the 17 day strike by 60,000 AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association members exceed 320 million, idling over 100 ships and marooning dozens more. Food aid to Pakistan Algeria Brazil and others is tied up. contract talks with New York Shipping Association stall amid wage and other disputes.
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NEW York
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
James J. Reynolds
Labor
Maine
Texas
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Reynolds
Pakistan
Algeria
Brazil
New York Shipping Association
DiSalle Blames Tax Hike For Election Defeat
Governor Michael V. DiSalle told WHIO television viewers that his loss in the re election bid resulted from the 1959 tax increase. He argued the hike was essential to cover rising costs of welfare, mental health, and education as Rhodes succeeds him.
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Dayton
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Whio-Tv
Dia To Stand Trial In Senegal High Court Vote
Dakar AP reports Senegal National Assembly set up a special high court of justice and voted 61 to 1 with two abstentions to commit ex Premier Mamadou Dia for trial. Dia faces charges of attempting to seize power illegally just before Christmas.
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DAKAR
Senegal
National Assembly
High Court of Justice
Mamadou Dia
Dia
US pushes for stronger Cuba pressures to oust Russia
Washington seeks tougher measures against Cuba to remove Soviet troops still in the island, with 16 000 to 17 000 personnel cited. The U N and Soviet officials acknowledged unresolved issues after their talks and vowed to avert war while aiming to adjust differences. The Cuba issue remains central as policy leans toward psychological and economic tools over invasion, signaling a prolonged contest.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.N
U Thant
Ohioan dies of injuries in attack
A 50 year old Toledo man William Culbertson Pomeroy was assaulted on 51st Street near 9th Avenue in New York, fell and hit his head, and died at St. Clare's Hospital. Police report the attack appeared to be a failed robbery. about $5 was found in his pockets. The assailant fled the scene after the incident.
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New York
William Culbertson Pomeroy
Toledo
Ohio
51St Street
9Th Avenue
St. Clare's Hospital
Lancaster Hunts Clue To Murder
Authorities chase rumors and tips in the death of Virginia Wagner held in Connellsville Pennsylvania. Her body was found in an ice covered creek and funeral services are planned for Wednesday. Sheriff Blazer said the office is checking every lead and removing six truck loads of ice from the creek to search for clues.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Virginia Wagner
Connellsville
Jack Blazer
Blazer
Kennedy faces tight path for major Kennedy plan
President Kennedy appears to hold a slim margin as he seeks to push major legislative proposals in the new Congress. A White House conference with leaders precedes the opening of the session, with possible action on ending state literacy tests and changes to House Rules debated amid partisan lines.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Ways and Means
Kennedy returns to Washington to plot 1963 agenda
President Kennedy arrives in Washington on the eve of the 85th Congress and meets with party leaders at the White House. He attends a formal dinner at the French Embassy and opens the Mona Lisa exhibit at the National Gallery, while his aides brief on 1963 domestic and foreign plans amid past crises.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Congress
White House
National Gallery of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Thurope
India
Kennedy Delays Tax Bill Outline Amid Palm Beach Talks
During his Palm Beach stay President Kennedy did not push the broad outline of tax legislation with a income tax cut plan offset by closing loopholes. Secretary Dillon aims to have a bill ready for Congress by month end. Kennedy also met Welfare Secretary Celebrezze to craft more palatable medical care and education aid measures than prior failed efforts.
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Palm Beach
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Archbishop Godfrey Taken to London Hospital for Treatment
Archbishop William Cardinal Godfrey aged 73, ruler of Westminster, was admitted to Westminster Hospital on Monday for undisclosed illness. The Vatican-born prelate oversees the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, with no further details given on his condition or prognosis.
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London
William Cardinal Godfrey
Westminister
Westminister Hospital
Japanese teen finds new comet with $22 homemade scope
Kaoru Iketani, 19, of Hamamatsu, using a $22 homemade telescope, spotted a new comet 20 degrees southeast of Spica on Jan 3 and 4. The Tokyo Astronomical Observatory confirmed the discovery on Jan 4 and notified the International Astronomical Union in Copenhagen.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
Kaoru Iketani
Hamamatsu
Japan
Iketani
International Astronomical Institute
Copenhagen
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