Kennedy Keeps Up Wick Ed Pace On Inaugural Weekend
President Kennedy ends a long inaugural day with late-night ballhopping through five Washington venues. He and Mrs Kennedy enjoyed the crowds, saluted a Buffalo Bill figure in the parade, and attended a National Guard Armory visit before a 3:20 a.m. White House return. Vice President Johnson joined in the dances and speeches, marking a weekend of intense activity.
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Kennedy Address Echoes Hope Across Divided World
London AP reports Kennedy's keynote message wins praise from non Communist leaders and many capitals, with Khrushchev and Tito signaling cautious optimism. Castro demanded policy shifts before peace talks, Sukarno sent congratulations, and press outlets hailed the pledge to ease Cold War tensions and deepen Latin American cooperation.
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Kennedy Cabinet Nominations Likely Swift Senate Action
President Kennedy faces a Democratic controlled Senate likely to quickly approve his cabinet and top appointments. The new president plans to push a federal aid program for depressed areas and outline specifics in coming messages. Reactions from both parties hailed the inaugural address as a blueprint for vitality and future policy. Senator Morse objected to advancing nominations until committee reports are ready.
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Ohio Soldier Wounded Fatally
U S Army officials announced SP. 4 Dennis J. Podolinsky 20 of Cleveland Ohio was fatally wounded last Tuesday by a carbine bullet in a room of a building in the missile launching area of the 5th Missile Battalion 6th Artillery Division at Kaiserslautern Germany He was on guard duty at the time another soldier was present officials said.
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Blizzard Leaves East in Grip as 52 Die in Storm
A massive northeastern blizzard pummeled the region with heavy snows and high winds. Death toll reached 52 in New York Indiana New Jersey Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Illinois as cities faced travel disruption and postponed events.
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Air Force Fails In Second Titan Attempt
The Air Force failed for the second time to launch a near-operational Titan intercontinental range missile on a 5,000 mile test flight from Cape Canaveral Florida. A rocket plunged into the Atlantic about 100 miles offshore when the second stage did not ignite, repeating the issue that doomed the first firing on December 20.
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Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Move Into Gettysburg Home
Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower, out of the White House less than a day, settle in at a private Gettysburg, Pennsylvania house they renovated since 1950. They will not use an office there, instead setting up at Gettysburg College, as townspeople prepare a public welcome with a dinner at Hotel Gettysburg.
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Fidel Castro offers to begin anew peace with Kennedy
Fidel Castro told followers at the Presidential Palace that a peace move with the Kennedy administration would start on his terms. He demanded a total change in what he called the U.S. policy toward Cuba and warned no regime changes would occur that would soften Cuba's defenses. Raul Castro, in Santiago, threatened further aggression and vowed that 20 Yankee soldiers would fall for every militiaman killed.
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Khrushchev Talks With Thompson in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev held a two hour discussion with U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson after Kennedy’s inauguration. An embassy spokesman cited Soviet American problems while no details were released. Khrushchev aimed to foster warmer ties akin to Camp David talks with Eisenhower.
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Tape May Help Solve East 130th Street Shooting
Cleveland detectives study tape from a recording device to learn what happened in the home of Mrs. Violet Lutar and Joseph Lutar both Yugoslavian natives who lived on East 130th Street. The bodies were found after a late Wednesday night shooting following divorce matters.
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Todays Chuckle About Police Traffic Historic Irony
A lighthearted reflection contrasts past police tactics with current traffic routines, joking that enforcement used to avoid busy roads and now blends into everyday driving. The quip notes the irony of officers taking chances in traffic like everyone else.
Pilot signals return home before fatal crash in Montgomery
A pilot returning from a cross country flight buzzed his house to signal his family he was home safely then crashed, killing 1st Lt. Robert C. Ussery 32, of the Alabama National Guard. His wife Bonnie watched from the yard as the single engine plane spun into a field near Pike Road. None of the couple’s four children witnessed the crash.
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Car blown to pieces in target practice near Fort Campbell
PFC Charles Kern’s 1951 sedan failed when an engine rod broke. He then fired a 155 millimeter howitzer shell from a yard he pulled, blowing the car to pieces during target practice with the 2nd Howitzer Battalion at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Six Marines In Slaying Case Stuns Chicago Police
A woman’s body found in a storage trunk in Chicago is linked to a Marine suspect, Edward Albrecht of Lakeland Minnesota. Albrecht says domestic trouble preceded her disappearance last December and he later fell ill after his mother and stepfather found him. The trunk, shipped from San Diego to Chicago, held a woman about 30. coroner says no immediate cause of death evident.
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Missing San Diego woman linked to bunk sighting and alibi
Police say a large bunk was seen on the back porch at the missing woman's home the day she vanished. They state Albrecht disposed of the couple's household effects before Dec 25. He claims to have married in 1957 in the Marine Corps and has recent work at a San Diego aircraft factory. He aided a Minnesota farm. Deputies say North and Albrecht will be kept under guard at the hospital pending questioning.
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Ponti Loses Annulment Bid On Loren Marriage
In Juarez a Mexican court rejected two petitions by Italian producer Carlo Ponti seeking annulment of his marriage to actress Sophia Loren. He argued the 1957 proxy wedding was invalid for lack of sufficient witnesses to the ceremony.
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