Kennedy Leaves Bermuda For Wide-Ranging Talks
President Kennedy departed West Palm Beach after visiting his gravely ill father and flew to Bermuda for two days of talks with Prime Minister Macmullan. They planned a luncheon at Government House and planned discussions on West Berlin, NATO, Congo, nuclear weapons, and the role of neutral nations amid Asia and Indonesia events.
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William Ed
Ryal AP
Hamilton
Bermuda
Kennedy
Macmullan
Government House
Kindley Air Force Base
West Berlin
Moscow
Kenedy
Florida
Berlin
Macmillan
Congo
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ihdia
Goa
Braat
New Guinea
Dem Rusk Weed
Tonchcon
Tod
Rusk Home
David Oumsby-Gore
Washington
Norman Brook
William Penney
Evelyn Shuckburgh
Fighting Report From Cuban Hills Sparks Exile Claims
Exiles in Havana report fierce fighting in the Escambray Mountains with rebel units facing Fidel Castro troops. U.S. officials said they had no confirmation of major clashes and Cuban radio dismissed Maj Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo’s claims.
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Mami
Ala
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Castro Ia
Newsboy Gives All Proceeds to Yale Collection
A nine year old Newsboy in Wingsport Tennessee donated his two cents profit from each paper sale to the Salvation Army Christmas collection. After club members bought a paper he added seven more cents. The Exchange Club hosted him at a luncheon where he received a bicycle jacket and a savings account showing over sixty dollars for his education. Gary, one of five children, attends third grade and is noted for regular school attendance and generosity to peers.
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Wingsport
Tenn
Salvation Army
Exchange Club
Kelle
Ure Exchange Club
Gary
U S 10 Follow If OAS Lifts Dominican Ban
President Kennedy said the United States would resume diplomatic relations with the Dominican Republic promptly if the OAS lifts sanctions. He stated this in a White House release, noting U S support for action by the OAS Council. The U S valued relations with the Dominican since 1960 in line with the foreign ministers resolution.
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U.S
OAS
Washington
Kennedy
Organisation of American States
Dominican Republic
United States
Caribbean
White House
OAS Council
Council of the Oas
No U S Reds Come Forward in Security Act Action
The Justice Department reported action against roughly 10 600 U S Communist party members by the FBI estimate. By midnight Wednesday none had registered as agents of a foreign power under the Internal Security Act, though a department spokesman said a careful study of the situation would precede any individual actions.
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Washington
Justice Department
U. S. Communist Party
FBI
Soviet Union
Johnson Opens Pageant of Peace Ceremony
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson opened the eighth Pageant of Peace in Washington with a pledge to pursue Christ’s peace. At dusk he lit the national Christmas tree on the Ellipse, reaffirming dedication to peaceful goals as the nation observed the ceremony. Separately, Iowa’s State Fair posted a net profit of 21,559 dollars from gross receipts of 651,186 and expenses of 626,633.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
White House
Washington Monument
Des Moines
Iowa
Ther State Auditor's
Blaze at Davenport Causes Large Estimated Loss
Fire swept a five unit northwest Davenport building housing a tavern and a barbershop, causing about $30,000 damage. Firemen linked the blaze to the basement. cause under investigation. Two nearby buildings suffered smoke damage as firefighters kept flames from spreading. A five person family above the tavern were away at the time.
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Davenport
Tragedy in Waterloo After Car Crash Truck Fatality
Nevada resident Towa is Sur Alin Craft 28 of Waterloo died Wednesday when she was thrown from her car and run over by a truck. Authorities described a single vehicle crash with the victim dying at the scene.
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Nevada
Towa
Sur
Craft
Waterloo
Honesty Is Best Policy Worth $100 in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on a November morning Sarah Tahler and Terry Northrup both thirteen found a hundred dollar bill while walking to school. They reported the find to officials and authorities checked for claimants. Police Chief Robert B.E. Wesley returned the money to the girls on Wednesday, noting that police hold found money for a reasonable time before returning it to finders.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sarah Tahsler
Terry Northrup
Sarah
Terry
Robert BE. Wesley
County Board set to rezone 130 acres in Fruitland Two
County supervisors ended a public hearing with plans to rezone about 130 acres from agriculture to heavy industry along Highway 61 in Fruitland Township. The proposal, from Muscating Development Corp, faces changes and a residential strip request by L. Lutz. The board also considered a roadway acceptance linked to the corporation site.
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County Board
Ag] Agriculure
Highway 61
Fruitland Township
Muscating Development Corporation
2. L. Lutz
Development Corporation
Bofar
Lutz
Harold Ogilvie
Lute
Highty
Speeding Truck Drivers Warned
Des Moines reports that truck drivers face tougher enforcement as the Iowa Highway Patrol, led by Chief David G Hesvick, plans a crackdown on speeding trucks after July 1. Radar tapes and aircraft will aid the drive on major highways.
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Des Moines
Towa
David G. Hesvick
Towa Highway Patrol
Herricls
Ag Pbout
Face Court Tests Raises Doubts On City Speed Laws
Des Moines safety chief Carl Pesch questions legality of municipal speed ordinances, noting state law sets specific limits while some towns operate their own. He cites court cases challenging the department’s authority to revoke licenses for speeds under local ordinances and asks how enforcement should proceed.
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Dan Perkes
Des Moines
Carl Pesch
F Pesch
Posch
Pesch
Pesek
Gnast
M. E. Rawlings
Sioux City
Rawlings
Fesch
Ottumwa Bandit Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced
Ottumwa defendant Harald T. Hood, 27, pleaded guilty to robbery with aggravation and was sentenced by District Court Judge Charles Pettit to up to 25 years in prison. A kidnapping charge was dropped by County Attorney Sam Erhardt.
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Ottumwa
Harald T. Hood
Builly
Charles Pettit
Hood
Sam Erhardt
Will
Nitroglycerine Or Hair Oil Found Outside Club
Two New Orleans police found an oddly marked bottle outside a cocktail lounge. Suspected nitroglycerin, they buried it until an explosive expert dug it up and tasted it, declaring it half real. A confusing lab incident followed as police investigated further.
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New Orleans
Tshombe Says Katanga Approval Needed From Supporters
Leopoldville reports President Moise Tshombe agreed to end Katanga secession but requires ratification by his supporters in Elisabethville before the pact takes effect. The eight point declaration, signed at the U N base, envisions unity and central government control while Katanga retains provincial status. Observers note past pledges were repudiated, and UN troops now guard Elisabethville as Katanga seeks cabinet ratification.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Saidhhat
Eliabethville
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
U.N
Kitona
Ekigabounle Jte
Leopardville
United Nations
Republic of the Con-go
Joseph Kasavubu
Kalonga Ih
U. XI
Security Council
General Assembly
Tshombes
Kitous
Katange Assen
Elisabethville
Bridge Collapse Kills 2 In Western Iowa River Sioux
A truck collision with a bridge caused its collapse into the Mo nona Harrison drainage ditch. William A. Moore and his daughter Cindy Ann Moore were trapped in the wreckage as flames engulfed the engine and rear compartment. Patrolman Tanz and local fire crews reported no chance to free them before the bridge fell and the vehicle plunged 15 to 18 feet. The gasoline transport driver suffered minor injuries. The bridge was an old structure slated for replacement and a detour was set for Missouri Valley to Onawa.
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Moore
Highway Commission
Ames
Commisson
Iowa 183
Missouri Valley
Onawa
New Rocket Plane Test Shows Advanced Controls
At Kawards Air Force Base California a third X15 rocket plane flew for maiden test of new automatic control devices. Pilot Neil A. Armstrong reached 2454 mph at 90 000 feet in an eight minute flight. The system operates jets in nose and wings to reduce manual input in thin air. Armstrong praised the performance despite the cautious test.
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Kawards Air Force Base
Calif
Neil A. Armstrong
LA. S .Space Agency
Armstrong
Cleanup in Goa Continues After 48-Hour Assault
Indian army engineers pressed demining and restoration in Goa Damao and Diu as Bombay plans civil government for the enclaves. Official reports say Portuguese troops used scorched earth tactics before collapse, with negligible damage to port installations and 15 public buildings amid a 48 hour Indian push involving tanks and planes.
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Bombay
India
Goa
Damao
Diu
Kennedy Still Serious in Ill Condition
West Palm Beach Florida President's father Joseph P Kennedy remains in unchanged condition and seriously ill, according to his physician Marco Johannsen who spoke today.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Pres Dent
Marco Johannsen
Too Old to Twist Ends in Ballroom Tragedy
Bernard Tamplin 79 died at a Los Angeles ballroom party after collapsing near the bandstand during a twist event. The incident occurred Tuesday at the estate office era venue while the Winter Solstice marks the sun's southernmost position at 9 20 PM EST in New York.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Tamplin
New York
Winter Beegins
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Ndala
Rhodesia
Kitana
Kere
Associated Press
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Harrison County
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