Kennedy to Hold First Live News Conference Tonight
President Kennedy plans his first news conference since taking office with live television and radio nationwide coverage. The session, starting at 6 p.m. EST, will be open to questions on broad policy issues as networks plan to broadcast it in full through February.
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U S Seeks Delay In Test Talks
The Kennedy administration plans to ask for a few weeks delay in the nuclear test talks set to resume in Geneva February 7. White House discussions with President Kennedy, Secretary Rusk, Secretary McNamara and John J. McCloy highlighted the move to allow time to review the issue before presenting serious proposals to Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Jackie Takes Place As Leading Surgery Model
In Los Angeles AP reports Dr. Oscar J Becker says nasal plastic surgery patients now seek a nose like the First Lady Mrs John F Kennedy rather than movie stars. He notes earlier popular models included Myrna Loy Hedy Lamarr Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor.
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USIA Radio Coverage Expands to Global Markets
The USIA radio network will start tonight with Latin America broadcasts at 4 03 p m EST. Later transmissions will extend to the Far East Europe the Near East and Africa as part of a global coverage plan.
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Batesville student tasks reporter on congressional names
A Batesville, Arkansas schoolgirl phoned the Batesville Daily Guard and, in a quiet voice, asked a reporter to name members of the Arkansas congressional delegation. The reporter had named all but one when she said she needed to rush back to class to finish her exam.
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Caplin to Lead U.S. Tax Department
Mortimer Caplin a 44 year old university law professor will become the nation s top tax collector President Kennedy announced Caplin will replace Internal Revenue Commissioner Dana Latham Caplin teaches corporate and tax law at the University of Virginia Law School in Charlottesville Virginia with a $21 000 yearly salary.
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Navy Patrol Plane Crashes Into San Diego Bay
A Navy P2V Neptune patrol plane with five aboard crashed into San Diego Bay Tuesday night. One body has been recovered. The aircraft belonged to Patrol Squadron 721 based at Glenview Illinois, a reserve squadron on two weeks active duty in San Diego.
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Kennedy Prepares Somber State of the Union Address
President Kennedy plans a sober State of the Union message to Congress highlighting global turbulence and a troubled economy. He is expected to address Congo and Laos, unemployment, and possible tax changes, with Republicans gearing up for a budget battle and strategic input from Eisenhower Nixon and Rockefeller.
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Portuguese Navy Locates Pirate Liner in Atlantic
The Portuguese Navy says the liner Santa Maria has been located about 550 miles east of the Windward Islands. Rear Adm. Mendonca Dias announced a general alert to naval commands in Angola, the Azores, Cape Verde and Mozambique as the Pedro Escobar sails to sea. Rear Adm. Rodrigues said the liner will be sighted within hours. In New York, Portuguese dissidents’ leader said the cruise liner Sarto Morigradesed would not be surrendered to Portuguese or foreign ships.
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All Well Aboard Pirate Ship All Well Aboard Pirate Ship
Passengers aboard the Portuguese liner Santa Maria report safe and unworried as the ship, led by an exiled adventurer, sails toward port. Radiograms to relatives and institutions across the United States express calm with messages like We’re safe and Everything is all right.
Bitter Cold Grips City With Subzero Temperatures
Middletown endures extreme cold as temperatures plunge to 7 below zero. Forecast calls for continued frigid days with a high near 18 and light snow. five day outlook shows 10 to 15 degree drops below normal, with moderating weekend expectations and scattered flurries. widespread arctic condition spans Plains to Atlantic Coast.
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Pirate Chief Gives Reason Democracy
LISBON Gen Humbert Delgado once a Salazar ally explains his turn to democracy after 30 years of support. He served Portugal in Canada and at NATO Washington, ran for president in 1958, claiming election fraud, was dismissed from civil aviation, sought asylum in the Brazilian Embassy, then fled to Brazil in 1959.
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Plastic Bag Saves Baby in Henderson Kentucky
AP report from Henderson Kentucky describes how a plastic bag helped a 6 week old infant with a heart condition. Armur Stokes improvised an oxygen tent by placing the baby in a plastic bag after the oxygen mask was too large, aiding the child until hospital arrival.
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Todays Chuckle Success tip Start at the bottom
A light guidance note urges beginning tasks from the bottom to wake up and energize the day with practical humor.
Ciney Gun Wielder Surrenders After Hostage Drama
Cincinnati police identify James Jefferson Fox 25 as the gunman who robbed grocery operator Mrs. Margaret Van Fleet then held a patrolman hostage Tuesday night. Fox surrendered near midnight after authorities surrounded his home. patrolman William Wilson 46 recounts the pistol at his temple and the car floor shot. Van Fleet survived knee injuries from the attack.
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Fire kills four in Cincinnati business residence
Four persons died in a fire at a combined business and residence on River Road in western Cincinnati early today. The victims were Mrs. Millie Sparks, 39, Linda Sparks, 12, Marilyn Smith, 21, and her 16 month old son Donald. Firefighters believe a gas explosion caused the blaze, though the exact cause was not immediately determined.
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