Kennedy names Kennedy relatives and cabinet picks
President-elect Kennedy selected Robert Kennedy as attorney general with Douglas Dillon as treasury secretary and J. Edward Day mentioned as possible postmaster general. Byron White will be deputy attorney general and Harry Anslinger will stay as narcotics chief, with Hoover and Dulles continuing in FBI and CIA respectively.
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Capital
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Relatives Stunned By Crash News
In New York a United Air Lines passenger agent watched a crowd awaiting Flight 826 from Chicago, trying to hold emotion as relatives learned the crash news and the fate of their loved ones. A terse report noted the young woman’s reaction and the shock of those awaiting arrivals.
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New York
United Air Lines
Chicago
Survivors mourn as two jets collide over New York
Minutes before landing at Idlewild Airport a jet collided with another airliner over New York City. One survivor remained aboard both planes while families clung to hope their relatives survived. Voices recalled loved ones and feared absences as tears streamed during the waiting.
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IdlewHd
New York City
Storm costs business amid Northeastern blizzard impact
AP reports a crippling snow storm across the Northeast disrupted Christmas sales and halted production. Merchants estimate hundreds of millions in lost sales with delayed purchases and railroads facing tens of millions in extra costs as auto output at Chrysler paused.
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Jack Lesler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Chrysler Corp
Economic slump looms as 1961 nears
The article lists GM plants in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Massachusetts and Newark area plants. It notes ongoing economic sag with hopeful signs for 1961. It reports a fall in industrial output in November, unemployment rising to 4,031,000, and no income gain in November for the first time in eight months.
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Federal Reserve Board
Economic forecasts from 1960s officials and executives
The report notes third quarter earnings at 42.2 billion annual rate, down from earlier quarters by six and three billion. Gov Luther Hodges, soon Commerce Secretary, predicts a spring recovery with a modest 1961 housing rise and gradual industry improvement led by appliance and gypsum sectors.
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Cause Rolls
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Melvin H. Baker
Naional Gypsum Co
Ross D. Siragusa
Admiral Corp
Weather NEWSPAPER EDITOR DIES LONDON
W. W. Hadley aged 94 former editor of the Sunday Times died Friday in London. He was one of Britain's most influential editors and led the paper in its prime era.
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W. W. Hadley
Britain
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