Kennedy in Nassau for Macmillan Summit Talks
President Kennedy arrived at Nassau for talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on issues shaping the Western alliance and the Communist bloc. They planned discussion of Skybolt missile plans, U.S. aid costs, and Britain’s nuclear strategy as the two leaders prepare a broader world survey after Cuba.
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Kennedy says U S Soviet understanding unlikely soon
President Kennedy warned that a real understanding with Khrushchev will take time amid the Cuban crisis. He noted Moscow’s move to demonstrate its system rather than seek peace and warned of the danger of a nuclear age. He praised U S restraint and said no summit is needed now while Moscow appears to accept West Berlin as a vital stake for the United States.
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$120,000 Fine Imposed Upon U.S. Communists
Washington reports the Communist party convicted on 12 counts for failing to register as a Soviet agent. Judge Alexander Holofort imposed the maximum $10,000 per count, totaling $120,000. Lawyers for the party consider appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court. The trial lasted 33 minutes with thirteen witnesses.
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Seek 4 Men In Rocket Cell Debris
In Tullahoma Tennessee rescue workers dug through and pass as concrete and steel at the bottom of a 250 foot deep rocket cell today, searching for four men believed killed in the collapse of a two million ton pie shaped wedge of concrete. The freshly poured concrete, which set off a chain reaction collapse Monday, was the first.
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Test facility built to simulate high altitude for rocket booster
Six segments cap a 10 million test cell as a massive hole is blasted through Tennessee Time stone. The 150 foot diameter cavity will imitate atmospheric conditions at 10 000 feet for a rocket booster engine with up to half a million pound thrust. The coil and its three foot thick concrete walls will be modified to test the Sal ur booster thrust.
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Cardinal Spellman Arrives in Tokyo for Christmas Tour
Cardinal Francis Spellman archbishop of New York arrives in Tokyo for the first stop of his annual Christmas visit to U.S. military forces overseas. He is Catholic vicar to the armed forces and will fly to South Korea on Wednesday.
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Budget requests rise to 203 million for next biennium
Des Moines Governor elect Harald Hughes and State Camp Weller Marvin Selden heard budget requests totaling 76.6 million today, bringing the total to over 203 million for the next biennium. The State Department of Public Instruction led with 877 thousand for the general office and 75 million for district school aid, plus 36 million for a minimum foundation program to replace current items.
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Confession Clears Break-In Case In Iowa Town
A 19 year old West Liberty youth Elvin Alfred Rabe confessed to two burglaries at Bob's D X service station and Phillips Shell in Iowa City area. He admitted eight other break ins while being held on the charges. Police said Rabe was captured after fleeing Aero Rental store and was charged with burglary and theft with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Two Sought in Newton Grocery Store Robbery
Newton police seek two men after a Monday night robbery at Gerald Stotts’s store. Stotts described masked suspects forcing him to open the register and take $260 before ordering him not to call for help.
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Hodges Pushes for Prompt Tax Relief
Secretary Luther Hodges said the US economy is at a record pace with GNP exceeding 360 billion for 1962 and likely to grow. He urged a tax cut, citing strong consumer income and demand, and endorsed reducing corporate tax from 52 to 50 percent to spur investment.
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Hoffa Faces Further Quiz In U S Case
Nashville Tennessee P James R Hoffa the 49th and final witness in his nine week conspiracy trial returns to the witness chair for cross examination. James F Neal the government attorney said he would need about an hour to finish questioning the stocky Teamsters Union president. When Hoffa steps from the chair the defense plans to rest its case. The defendant is accused of conspiring to violate the Taft Harvey Act by accepting payoff from a Detroit firm whose employees he represents. In two days of testimony Hoffa said he had nothing to do with the formation of operation of Test Flees Corp the track leasing business.
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Test Flees Corp
Donovan of Havana For New Talks With Castro
New York attorney James B. Donovan flew to Havana to press Fidel Castro for the release of 1,113 Cuba invasion prisoners in exchange for food and medicine. The mission included Cuban Families Committee relatives and Pan American World Airways flights carrying supplies. the Red Cross sponsorship and plans for the Empress of Bahamas to ferry prisoners were discussed as negotiations continued.
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Burlington Youth Given 8 Year Term
Surtington in Donald Wayne Johnson a 19 year old from Burlington has been sentenced to eight years at hard labor in the Men’s Reformatory at Anamosa and fined 1000 for involuntary manslaughter. District Judge E O Newell denied a bench parole. Johnson was convicted Dec 8 of manslaughter in the death of Vernon Johnson a 48 year old Burlington man. They were not related. Johnson’s car struck the elder Johnson the night of Oct 27.
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Plea For Boost of 100 Men in Iowa Patrol May
Iowa Public Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch seeks 10 more state highway patrolmen next year to reach 400. Legislators show split views on increasing strength, with most favoring 15 to 50 more but none proposing 100. Pesch argues the extra staff is needed as Interstate work grows and enforcement demands rise.
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New Jersey Man Admits Four Slayings Near Freehold
Gabriel Trifari 26 confessed to bludgeoning his father Maxim and mother Maria, brother Maxim Jr, and sister Olga at the Lakewood area chicken farm. Police report he claimed God told him to do it. Bodies found in house and nearby coop.
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U S Seeks Deportation For Factor
United States seeks deportation of Factor, a Chicago links figure and former prohibition era operator, with a 1943 mail fraud conviction cited. Deportation hearing set for Jan 2, based on England connected swindle and extradition context. Amish tax exemption suit in Pittsburgh court continued to February.
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