War or Peace Decision Within Week Says Sukarno
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said President Sukarno would decide war or peace over West New Guinea within a week or 10 days after a National Defense Council conference. He said Sukarno believes two signs show diplomatic moves can help solve the West Irian issue and blamed the Dutch for a vague attitude.
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Indonesia
Subandrio
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Sukarno
West New Guinea
National Defense Council
West Irian
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Defense Council
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Gizenga Ordered to Return and Face Charges in Congo
The Congo Parliament in Leopoldville demands Antoine Gizenga return within 48 hours to face secession charges. Gizenga, backed by Communists, has sheltered in Stanleyville for months, losing support as debates unfold. The vote was 66-10 with seven abstentions.
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Gizenga
Stanleyville
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Patrice Lumumba
Communist Three
Adoula
Peter Grose
Four Navy Crewmembers Die in Subic Bay Plane Crash
A U.S. Navy Skyraider failed to gain altitude after takeoff from Subic Point Air Station. All four crew members died. The victims, two officers and two enlisted men, were attached to the aircraft carrier Lexington. Names withheld pending kin notification.
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Subic Point Air Station
Navy
Lexington
Four Soldiers Die as Tank Hits Truck at Ft Hood Gate
A tank from the 67th Armored and a truck from the 35th Armored of the 2nd Armored Division collided at the Fort Hood motor pool gate. An explosion killed four soldiers and injured 19, 11 seriously. No names released.
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FT. Hood
Gypsy King Dies After Collapse in Toledo
Eli Miller, 78, famed leader dubbed King of the Gypsies, died Monday at St. Vincent's Hospital after collapsing at his Toledo home. Hundreds of tribe members gathered, with police called twice to manage crowds. Miller, a Columbus Indiana native and coppersmith, leaves wife Mary and ten sons and six daughters.
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Eli Miller
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miller
Toledo
St. Vincent's
Columbus
Ind
Mary
Saxbe Returns as Candidate for Ohio Attorney General
Former Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe 45 of Mechanicsburg filed nominating petitions to seek the Republican nomination for his old post. Saxbe a former House speaker said petitions cover all 88 counties and include about 4600 signatures.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Saxbe
House
Winter Storm Hits Colorado and Plains States
Bitter cold and heavy snow sweep mountains and plains blocking roads in Colorado Wyoming Kansas and Oklahoma. Snow totals reach up to a half foot in western Kansas while Amarillo sees temperatures drop to 20 as blizzard conditions loom in the Texas Panhandle.
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Tex
Texas Panhandle
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Tribune
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Dodge City
New Mexico
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Casper
Laramie
Cheyenne
Butte
Mont
Cattle Drive Saves Thrifty Rancher From Weather Loss
Don Hight drove 1,800 steers 65 miles from Westover SD to WINNER stock pens amid 15 below wind chill and snow. Five day trek reduced weight but he expects to net about 360000 from the sale starting Thursday.
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Don Hight
South Dakota
Hight
Westover
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Frost-Bitten Alligator Invited To Florida Sunshine
A frost bitten alligator named Big Arkie, 13 feet long and 600 pounds, is invited from Little Rock to Dania Seminole Reservation in Florida for sun, chicken, and new companions. Little Rock Zoo director Raymond A. Squires doubts sending him, citing his value and lack of playfulness among the zoo’s 11 other alligators.
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Arkansas
Florida
Laura Mae Osceola
Big Arkie
Little Rock
Ark
Raymond A. Squires
Little Rock Zoo
Squires
Kennedy seeks bipartisan backing for foreign policy drive
President Kennedy outlined a new legislative program and invited Democratic leaders to a breakfast preview of the State of the Union. Rusk faced sharp questions from Byrd as fallout over a proposed $100 million United Nations bond to fund Congo operations drew opposition. Aiken warned the move could shift costs to the United States and cited Soviet nonparticipation.
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Kennedy
Nnedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Dirksen
Byrd
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France
Belgium
Congo
Soviet Union
United Nations
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Katanga
Aiken
Russia
Weather warning with snow forecast hits Miami Valley
The Weather Bureau warns of continued cold and light snow in the Miami Valley through tomorrow. Early today Middletown registered a low of 7 above zero and yesterday reached a high of 28. Snowfall from Monday 8 am to today 8 am measured at a quarter of an inch.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Roads In Area Reported OK
Ohio highway department reports many primary and secondary roads partly snow covered and slippery in spots from drifting. Southwestern roads listed as normal. The Ohio Turnpike remains mostly dry.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Highway Department
Ohio
Today's Chuckle Gambler seeks better odds at a doctor
Ailing gambler reads a door sign and jokes the odds must improve as he seeks a new diagnostician. The quip frames a quick punch line about seeking better care.
Administration urges restraint on steel stockpiling
The Kennedy administration plans to curb advance steel stockpiling and will engage in talks to avoid a midyear strike. Arthur Goldberg announced a drive to discourage overbuying, aiming for a settlement without disruption to the broader economy. Industry and union negotiations continue with cautious optimism.
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Kennedy
Nighi
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Steelworkers Union
Molotov Mystery Man Not Yet Arrived in Vienna
Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow said Molotov left for Vienna by train likely Saturday but has not yet arrived. Austrian security offered no confirmation while reporters gathered at Ho henau border. The journey follows Khrushchev's Oct group denouncing Molotov and his prior escape from the Soviet Embassy in Vienna amid a broader secrecy atmosphere.
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Molotov
Foreign Office
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Hohenau
Khrushchev
Vichya
IAEA
Air Force Tanker Missing After Langley Flight To Azores
New York AP report says a KB56 tanker with nine aboard vanished while en route from Langley Air Force Base Virginia to the Azores. Coast Guard search covered a 40 by 90 mile track area east of Norfolk and Langley officials checked potential landing fields.
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Jor Langley Air Force Base
Azores
Portugal
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Russians To Release Airliner After Forced Landing
The Soviet government agreed to return a Belgian airliner that landed Monday in Armenia on a Tehran to Brussels flight with 27 aboard. All passengers and crew were reported safe and staying at a Grozny hotel after the plane was forced down and Soviet airspace was violated.
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Moscow
Armenia
Tehran
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Belgium
Vasilyy Kuznetsov
Hyppolite
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Yerevan
Kuznetsov
Macmillan and Adenauer Open Berlin Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer began day long talks in Bonn on a potential East West standstill for Berlin. They planned to discuss Kennedy Bermuda talks, the six nation EEC, and offsetting the British Army of the Rhine maintenance costs as tensions over Berlin persist.
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Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
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Adenauer
Kennedy
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U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
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