Kennedy to Name Dulles Successor At Newport
President Kennedy plans a 10 45 a m announcement at the Naval War College in Newport naming a CIA chief to replace Allen W Dulles. John A McCone, former AEC head, may be chosen after Dulles retires this year. Kennedy and the First Lady are at Hammersmith Farm for a week of rest.
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Newport
R. I
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Inter
Gence
Newport White House
Naval War College
Dulles
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Pierre Salinger
Hammersmith Farm
Newport Neck
Germany
Italy
McCone
AEC
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Air Force
CIA
Congress closes longest session in a decade amid Senate anger
In Washington, the Senate adjourned after a 19 hour plus session as the House left for the holidays in a move critics called an outrage. The House passed a 1.125 billion supplemental money bill, prompting Senate leaders to threaten action including a potential recall and quorum call.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Communist Court Sentences American Students in East Berlin
Gilbert Ferrey and Victor Pankey, both 20 and 18 from Tustin California, began serving a two year prison term in East Germany after being convicted by an East Berlin court for aiding East Germans to escape to the West. The six total defendants included a Dutchman, an Englishman, and two Egyptians, with charges tied to slave trade and violations of the pass ordinance.
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Joseph B. Fleming
United Press International Berlin
UPI
East Berlin
Gilbert Ferrey
Victor Pankey
Tustin
Calif
ADN
German Democratic Republic
Humboldt University
West Berlin
U.S
Friedrich Strasse
David McFadden
Santa Ana
Ferrey
Ex Governor Sam H Jones Speaks to Monroe Kiwanis
Former Governor Sam H. Jones of Lake Charles arrived in Monroe shortly before 10 a.m. to address the Kiwanis Club at noon. Jones, who led Louisiana from 1940 to 1944, was billed to speak on state affairs.
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Sam H. Jones
Lake Charles
Monroe
United Nations Likely to Involve Itself in Berlin Crisis
UN officials see a potential role for the organization in resolving the Berlin crisis. If US and Soviet talks stall on a starting formula, the dispute could become a General Assembly issue. Should negotiations proceed, both sides may seek UN involvement to implement any agreed plan.
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United Nations
N.Y
Berlin
Apa
United States
Russia
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Britain urges Soviet to seek honorable deal at UN
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Lord Home told the U N General Assembly that the Soviet Union is playing with nuclear fire by trying to set man against his neighbors and urged Moscow to seek an honorable deal with the Western powers on Berlin disarmament and other critical issues.
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United Nations, N. Y
Britain
Soviet Union
Berlin
Lord Home
U. N. General Assembly
Berlin talks hinge on what to negotiate with Soviets
Western and Soviet leaders seek a way to restart East West negotiations on Berlin. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Gromyko planned another meeting amid questions over the core issue to negotiate. Gromyko's General Assembly address offered no new policy shifts, leaving prospects uncertain.
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West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei A.gromyko
Gromyko
General Assembly
Berlin
Five Girls Burned in FHA Initiation at Baldwin High
Baldwin Florida police and school officials plan to question more members of the Future Homemakers of America club after five girls, including 15 year old Minnie Mead, were burned by a mysterious liquid during an initiation. One student remained hospitalized while four were treated and released. The liquid was sent to a laboratory for analysis.
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Baldwin, Fla
UPI
Baldwin High
C. B. Nolan
Homemakers of America Club
Nolan
Minnie Mead
River Channel Plan Funds Get Final OK
Congress approved public works funding including 250000 for planning the Ouachita Black River nine foot channel. The package also funds LaFourche Jump Waterway Calcasieu River and Pass freshwater bayou. A presidential signature is expected.
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Washington
Senate
House
LaFourche Jump
Calcasieu River
Pass Freshwater Bayou
Baton Rouge
Gulf Channel
Tidewater Channel
South
Red River
McGee Bend
Lake Pontchartrain
Mississippi
Boeuf
Tensas
Atchafalaya
Lake Providence
Sorensen Classified as Conscientious Objector
U S Senator Goldwater cited a Chicago Tribune report noting Theodore C. Sorensen, President Kennedy's counsel, was classified as a conscientious objector by a Nebraska draft board on December 31, 1948. Goldwater said the matter raises questions about unequal sacrifice among Americans during the draft era.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congressional Record
Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorensen
Kennedy
Walter Trahan
Chicago Tribune
Goldwater
Senate
the Tribune
Trohan
Nebraska
Woman Spurns Exercise Stretching Key To Good Health
Washington AP. Millicent Linden promotes non traditional stretching as better than exercise. She cites Da Vinci Newton and atomic science and outlines five stretches such as the embryo and quadruped stretches. Linden argues stretches are natural and harmoni ous unlike boring exercises and has published Why You Should Not Exercise.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Millicent Linden
Kennedy
Leonardo da Vinci
Miss Linden
da Vinci
Isaac Newton
Soviet Reply Hints At Possible Berlin Easing
The Soviet Union signaled guarded hope for reducing Berlin tensions after Andrei Gromyko’s United Nations speech. He rejected a nuclear test ban, urged a three man UN secretary board, and affirmed a peace treaty with East Germany while warning the West against threats. He also proposed a free city concept for West Berlin with access under East German accords.
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United Nations
N. Y
Kennedy
U. N
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
Gromyko
General Assembly
Soviet Union
East Germany
Nixon weighs California governor bid amid TV reveal
Richard Nixon prepared to announce in a televised news conference whether he will run for governor of California next year. Advisors offered no clear answer as Republicans split on the move, citing a possible path to a 1964 or 1968 national bid or remaining in national politics without a state post. Brown, amid rival candidates, is expected to declare candidacy for the $40 000 a year post.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
ABC
Brown
Today’s Chuckle on shared items and a mother’s age
A light joke notes that children readily share only two things a communicable disease and their mother's age. The quip plays on parental wisdom and common humor about family life.
Tanker Potomac Explodes At Morehead City Pier
A Navy tanker named Potomac exploded while discharging aviation fuel at Morehead City. One person was killed and at least 21 injured with one missing as fireboats fought the blaze for hours near tanks holding more than 10 million gallons. Firefighters and shore crews contained the flames around the pier and fuel storage tanks while witnesses described a wall of fire and crew members leaping into the water.
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Morehead City
N.C
Coast Guard
Castro Boasts Russian Support For Cuba Defenses
Premier Fidel Castro claimed thousands of troops and backing from Russia and Red China to repel any U S attack on Cuba. The anti American speech broadcast by Radio Havana emphasized communism and threat of invasion, fitting a long running pattern in Castro’s rhetoric.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Russia
Red China
U. S
Cuba
Radio
Temperatures To Cool Off In Northeast Louisiana
A cool spell is predicted for northeast Louisiana with highs 80 to 85 tomorrow after overnight lows 68 to 74. Scattered thundershowers expected. Today remains warm with highs 86 to 90, while yesterday’s highs ranged 86 to 92 and overnight lows 65 to 77.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Lafayette
New Orleans
Clergymen Disagree On Violence To Protect Family
In New York AP report, Catholic priest Rev. L. C. McHugh argues that self defense permits violence to defend a fallout shelter and family life during an atomic attack. Rabbi Herbert Brichto counters, Jewish law allows defense but warns against shelter prep. A Protestant theologian declines attribution pending full article.
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New York
America
L. C. McHugh
Father McHugh
Herbert Brichto
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute
Passman Wins Fight To Cut Foreign Aid
Rep. Otto E. Passman wins a major House battle preserving foreign aid at about 3.015 billion dollars, a lean cut from Kennedy’s request. The measure passed 192 to 81, with Passman hailed by colleagues while critics warn the plan still spends too much.
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Passman
Washington
UPI
Louisiana
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Senate
House Conference Committee
House
Foreign Aid Appropriations
Kennedy
Congress
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Foreign Affairs Committee
Gallagher
Cancer treatment near cure says ACS chief
The president of the American Cancer Society stated that drug treatment of cancer is close to an effective cure. Dr. John W. Cline of San Francisco cautioned that prognosis hinges on disease stage, but most cancers are curable if detected early. He noted cancer virus research as the latest shift in the fight.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
American Cancer Society
John W. Cline
San Francisco
White House plans fall social season announced
The White House outlines a staggered fall social schedule with a Monday judicial reception Oct. 9 for the Supreme Court and federal judges. Mrs. Kennedy will host informal 6 to 8 p.m. events, and a state visit dinner for President Ibrahim Abboud of Sudan is set for Oct. 4 with a Shakespeare Festival performance by Stratford actors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Manuel Prado
Peru
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Newport
R.I
Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
American Shakespeare Festival Theater
Academy
Stratford, Conn
Letitia Ae
Kennedy to stake political standing on four issues
President Kennedy plans to press four major issues in the next Congress. He aims to revive general education aid medical care for the aged and a Cabinet department of urban affairs plus an extension of the reciprocal trade agreements act. Partners expect tough fights but see possible Senate support for elderly care if financed by Social taxes.
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Kennedy
Washington
House
Senate
Department of Urban Affairs
Room for rent ad seeks housing in Monroe area
Want ad advertises three room houses with bath on 60th Street Monroe. Contact FA 5-1893 for details and availability.
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News- Star
World
Bath
St. Monroe
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