Landrum Denies Deal To Back Kennedy Forces
Rep. Phil M. Landrum of Georgia denies any deal to support Kennedy’s administration position on the House Rules Committee fight. He says he will back enlarging the committee to 15 and oppose returning to 12 members when the new Congress meets, while seeking a seat on Ways and Means.
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D-Ga
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LSU Researchers Say Louisiana Business Up In November
Researchers at Louisiana State University report a 4.4 percent rise in state business activity in November from a year earlier. All general index items climbed except petroleum manufacturing sales which fell 17 percent. Notable gains include building permits up 21 percent and department store sales up 10.3 percent.
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Louisiana
Jordan King Warns U.S. On Policies Amid Tension in Middle East
Amman Jordan King Hussein condemned U S support for subversive groups in the Middle East and warned U S policy toward Yemen risks destabilizing the region He said Washington tied Yemen policy to a broader opposition alliance that harms allies and distracts Jordan from building a stable Arab future He cited the Cuban crisis as evidence of forthright action against subversives.
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United Press International
Cause of Freedom
Yemen
Russia
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Seaman Offered asylum in United States
A Soviet seaman who jumped ship in Calcutta in November may seek asylum in the United States if he requests it. His fate hinges on an Indian court ruling over theft charges filed by the Soviet government. Vladislav Tarasov swam to the Steel Surveyor, was handed to Indian authorities, and faces alleged ruble theft.
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Calcutta
India
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Vladislav Stepanovich Tarasov
Chernovzi
Steel Surveyor
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mariner II Loses Earth Contact in Space
Washington AP report says Mariner II, NASA Venus probe, lost radio contact Friday while 54.3 million miles from Earth. Launched August 27, it trailed Venus by 5.7 million miles when the link failed, likely due to long-range sensors failing to detect Earth and steering the antenna away.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Mariner
Earth
Ramblin We Take Our Daily Mail Receipt For Granted
We rarely pause to consider the enormous amount of material handled by postmen in daily life as a conversation with West continues on Page Three-A.
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Daily Mail
West
Dentures Lead To Battles In Out Of Court
In Woonsocket Rhode Island Michael Kasparian was cleared of larceny of dentures after a 90 minute trial. Miss Carol Crowdy testified she was jilted and that Kasparian stole her dentures, a claim he denied. After the verdict Mrs Loretta Robin and Miss Crowdy assaulted Kasparian outside the courtroom, two further incidents occurring as he waited for a bus.
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Woonsocket. RJ
Michael Kasparian
Providence
Carol Crowdy
Kasparian
Loretta Robin
Miss Crowdy
Explosion at Vapors Night Club Wrecks Casino in Hot Springs
Eleven people were injured, none seriously, after a mysterious explosion damaged Vapors night club and gambling casino in Hot Springs. The blast tore a 30 foot wide hole in the roof, blew out a window, and scattered debris through the lounge and cafe. Authorities were unsure of the cause, with theories including a bomb or gas buildup, while the club noted a different possibility.
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Ark
Vern Smith
Smith
Arkansas- Louisiana Gas Co
Texas Millionaire Hoarding Wealth Turns to Micro Filming
A Texas magnate famed for vast wealth has reportedly faced excess funds and odd ideas. The tale notes he began micro filming his money as a curious, humorous twist.
Red Dean Johnson resigns from Canterbury Cathedral
The Very Rev Dr Hewlett Johnson 89 resigns as Dean of Canterbury after a life in church and politics. He sparked controversy as a Communist sympathizer and broadcaster and plans to spend time speaking and writing his autobiography. Resignation effective May 31.
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Hewlett Johnson
Church of England
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Johnson
European thaw begins after record European storm siege
Western Europe slowly thaws after an 18 day storm siege that killed about 993 people and caused millions in damage. Britain faces a freezing thaw with risk of ice, while avalanches threaten the Alps and floods hit many regions. Berlin coal shortages worsen as power workers strike. France leads in weather fatalities with 351. Londoners lose power as a wildcat strike adds to misery. The winter’s repair bill soars to about 56 million dollars.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
Senator Soaper Sees Lunch Time Changes For Expense Accounts
A satirical note claims lunch hours may extend for expense-account types with 30 minutes to eat and 45 to record details including waiter name and witnesses. The passage mocks political and social pretenses amid confusion over dates and predictions for the coming year.
U S Favors Conquest Of All Katanga
Washington officials report quiet U S acceptance of a complete U N takeover of Katanga pending reunification with the Congo. The United States urges Tshombe to abandon secession while signaling it would not stop U N forces as he and his troops are on the run.
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U.S
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
United States
United Nations
Belgium
Britain
Tshombe
Jadotville
Elisabethville
Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Kolwezi
Weather forecast summary for today and weekend
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain. Highs reach 58 to 63 degrees, with tonight’s low from 38 to 44. Friday’s high was 58 with a 36 low. Sunday expected to be fair and cooler.
Arthur Dean Resigns U.S. Geneva Post
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean announced his resignation as chief U.S. disarmament negotiator in Geneva to return to private life. He cited personal matters after nearly two years, with Acting head Charles C. Stelle ready to lead the delegation as talks continue amid slow progress toward East West agreement.
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Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
Kennedy
Dean
Charles C. Stelle
U. S
Stelle
Geneva
Reds
Geneva Post
New York
Sullivan and Cromwell
John Foster Dulles
Electrocution plot ends in wife murder conviction
Doris Saunders 28 was found guilty in a non jury trial of plotting to kill her traveling salesman husband Larry Saunders by using a rigged electric toothbrush. Co defendant Leilani Atkinson was acquitted. The judge, William P. Mahedy, cited overwhelming evidence including a typewritten schedule and photos.
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Calif
UPI
Superior Court
William P. Mahedy
Doris Saunders
Leilani Atkinson
Larry Saunders
Claude Brown
Mahedy
Mrs. Saunders
George Corn
Richland Bank Pioneer Dies Service Today
Paul J. Reed 81 longtime organizer and first president of First National Bank of Delhi died after month long illness in Delhi. funeral at Epps Baptist Church with Rev Basil Halbert and others. interment in Epps cemetery. Survived by widow daughter three sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. pallbearers named.
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Paul J. Reed
First National Bank of
Gay
Reed
Epps
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