State of Union Tomorrow Kennedy Will Seek Action
The 87th Congress opens with President Kennedy urging early action on his domestic program and aiming to soften foreign policy criticisms. Kennedy plans to deliver the State of the Union in person Thursday, while House leaders shift to McCormack as speaker and Albert as majority leader. Senate party chairs are unsettled after Bridges’ death, with Hickenlooper and Saltonstall contending. The speech is expected to spark partisan debate in an election year, likely focusing on tariff authority to boost trade.
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House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Carl Albert
Okla
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Iowa
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Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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Kennedy Pushes Social Security Medical Plan in Senate Fight
Kennedy urges a fast congressional push for a national elderly medical care program funded by Social Security taxes. He forecasts a $92 billion spending plan for the coming year, with debt limit increases and revenue boosts tied to budget balancing. Byrd opposes the plan, Dirksen and Halleck plan to present a Republican counterview.
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Chang Do Young is sentenced to die by Korean court
In Seoul, Chang Do Young, former head of the ruling junta, was convicted of counterrevolutionary activity and sentenced to death by the revolutionary tribunal. Co-defendant ex-Col. Lee Hoi Yung received a similar death sentence. The court also handed life sentences to two former junta members, with multiple other defendants receiving prison terms. The tribunal has tried over 200 people and has now condemned 16 to death, with seven later executed.
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Feed Grain Supports Stay Same
Washington AP Freeman kept most price supports steady while trimming soybeans and cottonseed, boosting flaxseed. Corn at $1.01 per bushel, barley 74 cents, oats 72 cents, sorghum 1.93 per cwt, rye 1.02, soybeans 2.25, cottonseed 8 a ton, flaxseed 2.90. He noted no changes for cotton, rice, peanuts, dry beans and honey. dairy, tobacco and tamar nuts to be announced. Outlays from loans and purchases exceed $3 billion yearly.
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If You Are Over 40 Twist Not For You
Chicago AP reports the American Medical Association warns the Twist dance is not for people over 40. The AMA says vigorous sessions can risk dislocated joints slipped discs and sacroiliac damage, likening the fad to the hula hoop.
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Adenauer Aligns With West On Moscow Probes
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer backs Western probes in Moscow to test if talks on Berlin can yield progress. He agrees to ease British troop costs in West Germany by buying more British arms, a plan likely worth about 400 million marks annually, offsetting part of Britain’s foreign exchange burden.
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Cold wave returns to Miami Valley with record lows
The Weather Bureau warned of another subzero night with a low from 5 to 1 degrees below zero matching this morning. Tomorrow's high will stay under 10 with partly cloudy skies and possible snow. Temperatures to average 16 degrees below normal for five days, with no real break in the cold. A slight moderation may occur by Saturday. Official Middletown high yesterday was 11, low at 3, then 4 by 9 am.
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Mansfield records the coldest low in state at twelve below
Ohio endured subzero weather from Lake Erie to the Ohio River with Mansfield hitting a 12 below reading the coldest on Weather Bureau charts. Dayton 11 below, Canton and Cincinnati nine, readings widespread. Schools closed in Hamilton and Clermont Counties. others cut bus service and a burglary case led to a day off for about 775 pupils to aid an investigation.
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He's One Of Us Bulky Bimbo Found A Home
A 3 year old 100 pound Newfoundland nicknamed Bimbo became a calm center at the Brooklyn ASPCA pound. He comforts new arrivals, greets 43 dogcatchers, and helps deter puppies with a wagging presence alongside attendant Halpern who teaches him tricks in German.
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Molotov Still in Moscow as Crises Ebb
The Soviet Foreign Ministry said Molotov remains in Moscow and has not left for Vienna to resume his post at the International Atomic Energy Agency. Details on whether he will depart later were not provided. The 85-year-old veteran had returned from Vienna last November after Khrushchev attacked him during the antiparty upheaval. Diplomats had expected his ouster from party and public life, but Moscow announced his return to Vienna earlier this week.
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Belgian Plane Passengers To Leave Russia Thursday
A Sabena Caravelle that strayed into Soviet airspace will have 18 passengers and 4 crew members flown from Grozny to Moscow. Mechanical trouble delayed the return and Belgian authorities arranged the departure with Soviet permission. Belgian Ambassador Hippolyte Coe escorted the group. Russia said the intrusion was accidental.
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Kennedy seeks tariff cuts and social security reform
Washington AP reports the 87th Congress opens. President Kennedy proposes sweeping tariff reductions for the European common market, medical care for the aged under Social Security, a $100 million purchase of U N bonds to aid Congo operations, and tax revisions to spur business investment and curb unemployment.
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Senate and House party balance in Kennedy era politics
Democrats hold a 64 to 36 Senate edge and a 258 to 174 House majority with five vacancies. A Republican Southern Democratic coalition threatens Kennedy as the political landscape shifts amid party realignments and vacant seats formerly held by Democrats.
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Kennedy delivers Union message to joint session in person
President Kennedy presents the State of the Union to a joint session at 12 30 p m on Thursday. An economic report from Kennedy is sent up on January 22 with formal transmission to Congress.
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Blast Rocks Factory At Louisville
A violent explosion and fire at American Synthetic Rubber Corp in Louisville injures at least six people, none seriously. Firemen gain control after three hours as firefighters battle the blaze in 6 below zero temperatures. cause not officially announced.
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Dad Ends Christmas Season Well Spent
A humorous quip notes that regardless of his strength the rest of the year, the Christmas season always finds dear old Dad well spent.
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