West Berlin talks follow Big Three meet in Paris
Informants say Kennedy and Macmillan limited Berlin discussions and will pursue Moscow talks via U S Ambassador Thompson to test formal negotiations. The Congo accord between Adoula and Tshombe eases a Western dispute while UN action continues.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Macmillan
Moscow
Paris
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei
Goodfellows Aid Reaches Families In Need This Christmas
A family out of work since November struggles to cover utilities and food costs while living with relatives. Donations totaling 459 and 700 in separate drives boosted hope as Goodfellows begin packaging food and clothing for needy area families and individuals.
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Goodfellows
Democracy Amid Latin America Crisis Voice
The passage stresses the World sense of democracy opposing dictatorship and urges keeping the inter American system as the main organization of American states. It notes decisions by a majority of votes by nations, not population, and recalls Mexico and other Latin American countries in the crisis context.
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Mexico
Police Probe Burglary Here
Police are investigating a burglary reported at a local address. Detectives seek details from residents and review nearby surveillance footage to identify suspects and determine if others were involved.
Donations Continue In Memory Of Community Figures
A bulletin board note from Richmond Virginia lists donations in memory of individuals including Joe T Curry George O Breece Abraham Blumenthal and Chief Tom Dupree. Contributions range from 2 to 100 dollars and come from varied groups and residents. A joke card about civil defense preparedness is described as not yet opened awaiting an attack.
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J. C. Weems
George O. Breece
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Nannie Brownlee
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A.P
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Burg
John Ransom
Lakeshore Area Lions Club
Richmond, Va
Chesterfield County
M. W. Burnett
Howard A. Mayo Jr
Orleans Parish School Board Opposes New Bond Vote
The Orleans Parish School Board, led by President Theodore H. Shepard, mostly opposes a new special election on a $20 million school construction bond. Voters approved the issue two to one in April 1960, but state officials have signaled a second election may be required for state approval amid ongoing feuds over desegregation. The State Bond and Tax Board has withheld approval of $10 million of the bonds since December 1960.
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Orleans Parish
Theodore H. Shepard
State
Missile-Killer Zeus Intercepts Missile At White Sands
The Nike Zeus antimissile system successfully tracked and intercepted a 3000 mph Nike Hercules at White Sands New Mexico on December 14. Army officials said the test advances funding battles as Biden administration contemplates limited production with a proposed $125 million in tooling funds.
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Washington
Army
White Sands
New Mexico
Congo Crisis Braces as Tshombe Adoula Pact Faces Ratification
After a stormy three hour session diplomats reported tension in Elisabethville with Baluba exile camps looted and Swedish forces restoring order. Tshombe returned to Leopoldville asserting the Kitona agreement must be ratified. U.S. observers called it a step toward a stronger Congo able to quell subversion and resist outside domination.
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Elisabethville
U. N
Leopoldville
Kitona
Tshombe
U.S
Edmund Guillion
Gullion
Adoula
State Department
Congo
Katanga
United States
United Nations
Nixon urges Congo cease-fire and wider U N strategy
The text discusses Richard Nixon advocating a cease-fire in the Congo and outlines fears of a Soviet take-over in Africa. It mentions Katanga’s secession, Tshombe, and central government figures like Cyrille Adoula and Antoine Gizenga, framing U S policy as aiming to block Communist control.
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Nixon
Congo
Katanga
U. N
Tshombe
Interior
Justice
Africa
Soviet Union
Santa Anita Derby Set for March 3 1962
The Santa Anita Derby for 3-year-olds at one mile and an eighth is scheduled for March 3, 1962, with an added value of $100.
Justice Dept Plans Next Steps After Communist Party Action
Washington AP The Justice Department considers stiff penalties up to 10000 dollars and five years in prison for violations as Kennedy works to clean up his work before returning to Palm Beach Thursday. Details of future department actions were not spelled out.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Justice Department
U2 Pilot May Get Home for Christmas
Powers told his wife in a letter that he expects to be home for Christmas. The Macon, Georgia resident said he would return in about three weeks.
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Powers
Macon
Editorial Says Nation Loyal to Britain Will Defend Promise
The piece argues a nation allied with Great Britain remains pledged to defend it and stresses unwavering loyalty of supporters amid ongoing political tension.
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Great Britain
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