Kennedy Plans Major Shifts in Foreign Policy
President elect Kennedy will build U.S. power and seek a new strategy to seize the cold war initiative from the Soviet Union. He and Dean Rusk plan to delay a summit with Khrushchev while shaping actions on NATO renewal, Asia Latin America and contacts with Red China. A key issue is whether to resume underground nuclear tests and end the moratorium. A looming dollar crisis also demands swift action as the new administration sets priorities.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Adenuayer
Berlin
Latin America
Africa
Asia
North Atlantic Alliance
Red China
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
U.S
Kennedy Plans Parley With Eisenhower in Washington
President elect Kennedy plans a second conference with President Eisenhower likely Jan 19 in Washington. He arrives at Harvard for a board meeting and urges stronger leadership and more funding for world peace via aid to foreign scholars. Minow named FCC chair in Kennedy administration.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Kennedy Names Adlai's Partners as FCC Chairman
President-elect Kennedy picks Newton H. Minow 34, Adlai E. Stevenson associate, to head the FCC. Minow, Chicago lawyer and former Stevenson aide, will succeed Frederick Ford and join the commission as Wirtz remains under secretary of labor and Stevenson is named ambassador to the United Nations.
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Chicago
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Charles H. King
Detroit
Judge Grants Delay In Negro Admissions At UGA
Federal Judge W A Bootle in Macon Ga stayed his order admitting Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes two Negro students to the University of Georgia. The stay delays the deadline while the state appeals and the legislature acts. The judge also ordered a $5000 bond to cover the students expenses and directed the appeal to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans.
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W. A. Bootle
University of Georgia
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New York
National Association For the Advancement-of Colored People
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New Orleans
Eugene Cook
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Juda P T O to Host State Superintendent Candidates
Two candidates for state superintendent of public instruction will speak at the Juda High School at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Dr. William Fenelon and Angus Rothwell are featured speakers with Edward J. Kaderly as program chairman. All area school board members and interested persons are invited to the Meet Your Candidate session.
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William Fenelon
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Aia Angus Rothwell
Manitowoc
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Gerber Youth 15 Found After Intensive Search
A Siberian Husky named Prince saved Leon Gerber a 15 year old Monticello boy who spent the night in near zero temperatures while lost during a hunting trip. He was found in good condition at St. Clare hospital after frostbite to feet and hands and shock. The rescue involved 250 searchers across two counties, aided by the National Guard and local fire departments.
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Monticello High School
New Glarus
Calvin Wickline
Howe
Wickline
Gap Closed Missile Forecast By Gen Davis After Blue Scout Flight
Maj. Gen. Leighton I. Davis head of the Air Force Missile Test Center in Cape Canaveral predicted at a Madison area gathering that the United States will place a man in orbit this year. He noted the Blue Scout launch reaching space and returning data while stressing U S missions have more satellites in orbit than the Soviet Union and continue to relay critical space data.
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United States
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Madison
Air Reserve Officers Association
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Gen. Davis
Atlantic
U.S
Davis
U S Fleet Exercises Heighten Cuban Invasion Fears Near Havana
Cuban forces set up military tents along Havana's waterfront near the Maine memorial as Fidel Castro warns of a northern attack. The United States projects a Caribbean maneuver with 140000 personnel, including the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt, with ships off the Carolinas and Puerto Rico.
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U.S
William Hoeft 58 Dies After Janesville Skating Incident
William C Hoeft 58 of Brown Town employed by Connors Plumbing and Heating Co died after a heart attack while skating with grandchildren in Janesville. Funeral services 1 30 p m Wednesday at Stuessy Funeral Home Brown Town with Rev Daniel Schowalter officiating. Burial Cadiz Cemetery. He was born May 11 1902 in Mineral Point and left a wife Viva Barker. He leaves three children a brother and eight grandchildren.
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Browntown
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Monroe
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Stuessy Funeral Home
Daniel Schowalter
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cadiz Cemetery
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Mineral Point
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Belvidere
Viva Barker
Rockford
Borden
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Walter L. Schneider
Leland S. Huntley
Leland Hoeft
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Cedarville
Nelson Opposes Abolition of Personal Property Tax
Gov. Nelson states his opposition aligns with a majority of his Citizens Committee on Tax Revision. A recent vote switch by Edwin Larkin changed the panel’s stance on repealing the personal property levy, shifting support to keeping the tax with possible rate reductions. The committee, which concluded its work Dec. 17, proposed replacing the revenue with higher income taxes or a sales tax. Nelson plans a Jan 26 budget message outlining revenue measures and noted significant departmental cuts to trim a projected excess of $500 million in requests. He endorses a 25 percent reduction to personal levies via a constitutional amendment and supports evaluating the state’s traffic safety program.
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Stock Mart Widens Gain in Heavy Trade
New York reports the stock market widening its gains in heavy late trading. Pivotal issues rise from fractions to a point or more, with broad advances in steels autos rails oils utilities airlines tobaccos and many drugs and chemicals. Copper aircrafts and electricals show mixed moves as gold mining shares stay buoyant.
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Nine Applicants Interviewed For Monroe Postmaster Job
A Civil Service Commission representative in Monroe conducted personal interviews with nine applicants for the Monroe postmaster position. Candidates include Acting Postmaster Alfred H. Henning and Harry E. Buholzer, among others, with the highest eligibles to be certified for possible appointment by the President and Senate.
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Madison
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John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Buchelzer
Harold F. Pickett
Frederick D. Ruby
Harry E. Williams
Victor N. Schiller
Paul A. Chapman
Paul Neubauer
State Board of Health
Robert L. Cashman
Coniy Auto Us
De Gaulle Wins In Algeria Vote
President Charles de Gaulle's Algerian program won 56.61 percent of France's voters on Sunday. Abstentions reduced the yes vote from the hoped for level.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
De Gaulle vows self rule while referendum counts in Algeria
The president signals pushing his program after a three day referendum. De Gaulle pledges more self government for North Africa and a self determination vote after the six year nationalist rebellion ends. With counting halted for the night 67.6 percent favor Ne Geulle's outcome.
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Not Nuclear Blast at Idaho Falls Station
The Atomic Energy Commission reports no radiation hazard near the national reactor testing station after a recent accident that killed three men. Officials say it was not a nuclear explosion, a claim they deem impossible.
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Eisenhower Urges Aging Conference to Seek Broad Aims
President Eisenhower addresses 2500 delegates at Constitution Hall urging openness to all opinions to shape national goals for aging policy. He avoids taking a stance on funding medical care, while officials note tensions over AMA backed opposition to medical insurance tied to Social Security. Senator Pat McNamara accuses AMA of planning to block such proposals.
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Eisenhower
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Honeck Seeks Wisconsin Supreme Court Seat in 1960 race
Stewart Honeck, 54, former attorney general, announced as the third candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. He, a Republican, was AG from 1956 to 1958 and was later named to a Supreme Court post in 1959 by E. Harold Hallows. Other contenders include Circuit Judge wider Gorpoulos, both from Shehadion.
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Stewart Honeck
Supreme Court
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Wide Gorpoulos
Ssheadion
Dr Milne Dies at 86 After 55 Years as Wisconsin Educator
Dr William Milne, 86, long time Wisconsin educator and 55 year veteran, died Saturday night at his home. He was then serving as chairman of the Central School District Board.
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