Kennedys Gather For Holiday Thanksgiving at Cape Cod
President Kennedy and family depart for Hyannis Port to celebrate Thanksgiving at Cape Cod with about 30 Kennedys including 17 children. They will observe the presidents two children's birthdays Caroline who turns four next Monday and John Jr who is one Saturday. A White House party featured a live monkey and cartoons for the youngsters. The family will be joined by the President's parents siblings and their spouses for the long weekend.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
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Joseph P. Kennedy
White House South Lawn
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Cuba accuses U S of aiming to block Dominican choice
In a United Nations Security Council session Cuba charged the United States with planning armed intervention to prevent the Dominican Republic from deciding its political future. The Soviet Union was expected to join the attack as U S patrols were sent off Ciudad Trujillo after threats of a Trujillo loyalist coup.
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Cuba
United States
Security Council
Washington
Dominican Republic
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
Ciudad Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
Ington
Organization of American States
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West German U S Agree On Berlin Talks After Kennedy Summit
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer reportedly agreed to hold further exploratory talks with the Soviet Union on a Berlin settlement. A communique signaled unity on Western positions if negotiations begin, with emphasis on deter ring Communist pressure and pursuing a peaceful Soviet settlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Berlin
White House
Adenauer
Bonn
West Berlin
U.S.S.R
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Titan tests target Nike Zeus with 5000 mile flight
An all Air Force crew launched the 96-foot Titan from Cape Canaveral and the missile flew 5000 miles to a bullseye off Ascension Island. Data will help compute intercepts for Nike Zeus to be tested at Kwajalein next year against Atlas missiles from Vandenberg.
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Air Force
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Martin Co
Kwajalein Island
Pacific
Atlas
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Zeus
Titan
Thanksgiving Weather: Snow Possible After Warm Showers
The forecast calls for cold air and possible snow after a warm night with showers. A morning snow risk exists as a cold front passes. Tonight’s low around 45, with Thursday highs near 48. Official yesterday high 45, overnight low 31.
Rightismy In Military Is Attacked
In New York AP reporting the Socialist party accuses U S armed forces of ongoing radical rightist indoctrination despite McNamara's ban. Norma Thomas cites officers including Vice Admiral Robert Goldthwaite Lt Col Ira Beard Col H H Allen and Lt Steven Huffaker as promoters of right wing groups within the year.
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Socialist Party
Pentagon
Norma Thomas
Socialist Movement
United States
Socialist Report
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ira L. Beard
4Th Army
San Antonio
Tex
H. H. Allen
U.S. Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Calif
Steven Huffaker
Oxnard Air Force Base
Neighbors Help Soften Tragedy 13 Reasons For Thanks
Perry Iowa AP Floyd Chenoweth widowed after wife Marguerite 35 died in Oct 11 car crash. Community aid builds a new home for him and 13 children on a 37 acre tract near Perry with lumber labor and funds from locals. He thanks neighbors for support and says he has 13 good reasons to be thankful this Thanksgiving.
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Iowa
Floyd Chenoweth
Perry Area
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Dennis
Harold
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Blissie Clayton
Charles
McElroy Enters 1962 Democratic Gubernatorial Race
Columbus AP McElroy announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for governor, first to enter 1962 race. He says he may stay in only if a draft moves Gov. DiSalle to run again. DiSalle declines to back a primary candidate, suggests no fixed position. McElroy cites rising state income and aims to avoid new taxes via national economic improvements. He says Miller Sr. remains noncommittal as developments unfold.
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Ohio
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Gov. DiSalle
Ray T. Miller
Cuyahoga County
Miller
Balaguer claims solid backing as Dominicans back new democracy
President Joaquin Balaguer announced the Dominican armed forces back his government and that coup threats were quelled. He said crisis stemmed from Trujillo rivals returning to the country, with U S warships offshore and support from Viriato Fiallo Manuel Tavarez Justo and the Revolutionary Party for the regime. He promised new plans to speed democratic processes after decades of dictatorship and warned against believing coup rumors.
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Rockefeller Searches New Guinea for Missing Son
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller hunted along the swampy south coast of Merauke New Guinea for his missing 23 year old son Michael who disappeared after a boat capsized during a 25 mile river to coast trip. Dutch troops and natives searched the jungle coast as a DC3 transport followed the river route. A radar search found no trace of gasoline cans used as a raft, and officials said if Michael reached shore he might still be alive but there was little hope otherwise.
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Merauke
New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
Flamingo Bay
Micheel
R. S. Wassing
Cook's Bay
Rockefeller
Wassing
Eilanden
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Atsa
Gov. Rockefeller
Today's Chuckle Its hard to keep your feet on the ground
A light humor item notes how modern travel and flight make ordinary life feel distant. The short piece riffs on lofty ideas and grounded realities, playful contrasts between skyward travel and everyday chores, and wonders what comes next for busy flyers.
AF Office Buildings Threatened in Wright-Patterson Fire
In Dayton Ohio two firemen Dale V Kelchner and William J Collins both of Dayton were missing and presumed dead after a blaze at Wright Patterson Air Force Base damaged a two story annex and threatened the main headquarters of the US Air Force Logistic Command. The fire originated in the annex basement or first floor and hindered searches as authorities aimed to prevent spread to the three story main building housing millions in equipment and records.
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Dayton, Ohio
Air Force Logistic Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dale V. Kelchner
William J. Collins
Dayton
Air Force
Ronald Greene
Wright-Patterson Public Information Officer
Fire destroys Wright Patterson annex and main building
Eight people were rescued from the annex basement as flames engulfed the structure. About 3,500 workers are in the main building and annex, with dense smoke hindering firefighters. At least one firefighter was overcome, another scorched, and all units from Dayton Fairborn and Montgomery County aided Wright Patterson crews. The annex, a WWII era wooden prefab, was a total loss. the main building suffered fire damage too.
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Fairborn
Montgomery County
Wright- Patterson
Two Young Germans Plead Guilty To Spy Charges
MOSCOW AP two young Germans Walter Naumann 27 and Peter Sonntag 22 pleaded guilty in Moscow to spying for the United States. They claimed guilt only in the legal sense of the indictment read at the citys first public spy trial since Francis Gary Powers. Naumann and Sonntag say they recognized themselves guilty as charged. The case involved attempts to leave the Soviet Union with film showing radar and power stations. both governments deny they were spies.
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East
United States
Francis Gary Powers
Walter Naumann
Peter Sonntag
Ment
Soviet Union
Sonntag
Supreme Court
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