Rockefeller to Begin His 64 Campaign Soon
Rockefeller plans to run for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination against Kennedy rather than rivals. Advisers say he must build a base opposing Kennedy on key issues to beat him, and to avoid a party split. His drive will start after the New York Legislature adjourns, delaying preconvention organization until May.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
GOP
Wisconsin
George L. Hinman
Urge 3-Stage Aid Program For India
Washington AP reports U S military mission members studying India's arms needs recommended a three stage aid plan likely to span years. Emergency help has totaled about 15 million dollars, with a possible one billion dollars needed to modernize India's arms and military structure. Gen Paul D Adams noted winter clothing as a top priority for Indian troops fighting high in the mountains.
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Washington
U.S
India
China
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Adams
Tax Reduction Talk Sparks Demand for Spending Cuts
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau urges defeating proposed federal income tax cuts unless matched by spending reductions. He ties tax relief to balanced budgets and calls for states and individuals to take on more responsibility for education medical aid and municipal issues. The convention signals broad opposition to deficit spending and growing government in agriculture.
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Ovid A. Martin
Atlanta, Ga
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Federation
Kennedy
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Grange
Congress
British Troops Launch Drive Against Rebels in Brunei
British forces including 700 Gurkhas and Highlanders attacked rebel positions in Seria oil fields while skirmishes raged in Brunei Town. Over 500 rebels reportedly surrendered, with Shell employees among alleged casualties. Azahari urged independence and appealed to Kennedy and the UN.
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Brunei
Seria
Little
Borneo
Rakyat ‘People's Party
Legislative Council
Autopsy Set In Party-Line Death Of Baby
In Jacksonville Florida doctors planned an autopsy for 15 month old Joseph Claude Roberts Jr who died after his father could not cut in on a four party telephone line. The father said a telephone operator delayed help by asking if it was an emergency. Roberts Sr said he found his son choking and tried to call for aid but was denied access to the line.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Claude Roberts Jr
Roberts Sr
New Charges Swirl Around JFK and Stevenson
Life magazine says Kennedy opened government files to two Post writers for a Cuban crisis chronology that portrays Stevenson as soft. Stevenson and the White House deny the attribution. Life disputes the Post account, noting Stevenson urged a strong U S position, while Bartlett and Alsop face controversy over sources and access.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
New York Daily News
U.S
Washington
John L Steele
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Rebekah Lodge Plans 11 Initiates Tonight at Oddfellows Hall
The degree team of the Rebekah Assembly of Louisiana will initiate 11 candidates for membership in Rebekah Lodge No. 84 tonight at 7 p.m. at Oddfellows Hall on Kansas Street. Mrs. Hazel Lou Wallace, president, will lead the ceremonies. All Rebekahs are invited to attend. The note mentions an unrelated concert program at Neville High School Auditorium and ticket pricing for association memberships.
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Rebekah Assembly of Louisiana
Rebekah Lodge No. 84
Oddfellows Hall
Kansas St
Hazel Lou Wallace
Rebekahs
Northeast State Concerts Association
Sbip
Neville High School
Eight Children Wife Of Veteran Seeks Help For Food And Work
A World War II veteran and his eight children face a bleak Christmas as his wife appeals to Goodfellows for assistance and jobs. She notes the husband cannot do hard work and the fourteen year old son can work Saturdays. The plea emphasizes food needs and hope for aid.
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Goodfellows
Sen IE Te RT JO Mmaa
Tee Bae Ee
Linen Ee
Bartholomew Board To Meet Here Wednesday
Bartholomew County officials schedule a board meeting for Wednesday at the courthouse to discuss departmental matters and local developments. The agenda includes reviewing fiscal reports and public safety updates. Members urge community input and note meeting time.
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Bartholomew Board
Mild Praise For Business Year From Chamber
Washington AP reports Ladd Plumley president of the U S Chamber of Commerce said 1962 was a good year for business but not good enough A tax cut early next year could go a long way toward restoring more satisfactory economic growth Plumley said in a report prepared for the chamber s semiannual outlook call and agreed enough to support swift action by policymakers
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Washington
Ladd Plumiey
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Plumley
Kidnapped 2-Year-Old Reunited With Mother in Texas
FBI agent Marvin Bell tearfully reunited Marla Carol Loveless, a two year old from Long Beach, with her mother. Marla was found safe at a friend's home in Killeen, Texas, after being abducted by a babysitter, Carolyn Lee Gibson. The child’s safe return followed the investigation by federal authorities.
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Marla Carol Loveless
Long Beach
Calif
Texas
Emma Loveless
FBI
Marvin Bell
Los Angeles
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Belton
Tex
Marla
Nome
Carolyn Lee Gibson
Killeen
Rescue Teams Find More Miners in Rebena No 3 Mine Tragedy
Rescue crews widening search in the Rebena No 3 mine near Pittsburgh report eight more bodies located, raising the total recovered to 15 with 22 still missing after a Thursday blast. Ventilation remains completely disrupted, delaying recovery efforts as officials assess the depth and distance from the mine face.
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Carmichael 8
Steel Corp
Rebena No. 3
AUS, Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
Cold Weather Chills Broad Areas Of U S
The Associated Press reports bitter cold blankets northern regions and parts of the interior. Heavy snow warnings extend across the Midwest and Northeast, with temperatures plunging and travel disruptions expected in affected states.
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U.S
Diana
Ohio
Ireland
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Adlai
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