Kennedy selects a cautious Cabinet as new era begins
President-elect John F Kennedy forms his early cabinet with Dean Rusk as Secretary of State and Robert Bowles elevated to undersecretary. Stevenson potential ambassador to the UN considered but not chosen. Udall Hodges Rubicoff and others also named as cabinet nominees with few controversial picks to start his presidency.
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No Progress In Schools In New Orleans
In New Orleans eight white children attend William Frantz with one Negro girl in first grade, while three Negro girls attend MacDonogh No 19. The Supreme Court and the city school board president rejected actions aimed at closing schools amid integration debates.
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Ture
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Teen Tappers to Stage Recital at Middletown High
The Teen Tappers Dance Studio presents its third recital of the year titled Echoes of 1960. The show, directed by Dona Henson and Sam Huffer, opens Saturday at 8 pm at Middletown High School with proceeds benefiting the Middletown playground fund.
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Myersville
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Braddock Heights
Middletown Playground Fund
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Barbara Palmer
Rudy Sorman
Valentine
Jennie Lee Nikirk
Sandy Wilson
Carole Teare
Sharyn Young
Jo Ann Mills
Patty Burger
Sheila Mae Huffer
Nancy Wilson
Lynn Sheffer
Denise Strailman
Nancy Scott
Jeanie Scott
Peter Cottontail
Patricia Young
Sharon McBride
Debbie Rhinehart
Susan
Seasonal school closings in West Virginia snowstorm
Schools in Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan counties closed as officials reported heavy snowfall. Preston County measured 15 inches, marking the heaviest storm of the season in the region.
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Preston
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Snow Disrupts Maryland Phones Mostly Minor
Heavy snowfall across Maryland on Monday caused only minor telephone service interruptions. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co reported the impacts were limited and briefly affected lines.
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BALTIMORE +AP
Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Freed pacifist Willard Uphaus released from New Hampshire jail
Dr. Willard Uphaus, 70, a noted pacifist and World Fellowship Center director, was freed from Blerrimack County jail in Boscawen on Sunday two days before his planned departure. Judge George R. Grant Jr. ordered release at the request of Uphaus' lawyers after his Dec. 14, 1959 imprisonment for refusing to name attendees at a Conway summer conference amid accusations some guests were Communists.
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New Haven
Louis C. Wyman
Uphaus
Store Window Breaks as Revolver Is Stolen
A brick was thrown through the Sport Center store window at 200 block North Market Street and a .2 caliber revolver was reported missing. The theft occurred early Sunday morning, found by a patrolman on routine beat. Owner Meredith Bierler says only the revolver is missing. Police continue the investigation.
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Sport Center
North Market Street
Meredith M. Bierler
Japanese Workers Strike 24 Bases Over Pay Demands
About twenty thousand workers walked off at twelve US military bases in Tokyo area demanding higher pay. A US spokesman predicted the 24 hour strike would have little effect on operations and cause little inconvenience.
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Tokyo
Nehru Accuses Belgians of Building Congo Empire
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru charged Belgium with attempting a Congo empire using Col Joseph Mobutu as the frontman. He urged the United Nations to act stronger as the Congo unravels amid what he termed non intervention policy.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations
U.N
Union warns of Polaris submarines attacked in incident
A Soviet news release said Macmillan is mistaken in thinking only the U S Polaris submarines would be targeted. It warned that even outside British waters a counter strike could occur if an incident happens.
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Harold Macmillan
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