Kennedy names McCloy as chief disarmament adviser
President elect Kennedy selects John J. McCloy former Allied high commissioner in Germany to lead disarmament policy planning in a broader administration. McCloy will oversee research into arms control and guide policy outline while others handle negotiations and personnel. O'Brien named special assistant for personnel relations as McCloy resigns Chase Manhattan chair role. Jordanian executions trigger Palestinian protests in Damascus over Amman bombing case.
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Ir Ig
Pierre Salinger
O'Brien
Hying
Miami
Missouri Navy
Lawrence F. O’brien
Springfield
Mass
O’brien
McCloy
Chase-Manhattan Bank
New York
Eisenhower
Paul H. Nitze
Castro Orders Most U S Embassy Staff Expelled
Fidel Castro ordered all but 11 U S embassy employees expelled from Cuba within 48 hours. He claimed the remaining staff are spies as he showcased a massive military parade with 34 tanks and heavy weapons from the USSR and Czechoslovakia to deter U S aggression. President Osvaldo Corticos and priest German Lence attended the display as Castro vowed to resist imperialist plots.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Abhington
Russia
Czechoslovakia
United States
Osvaldo Corticos
German Lence
U S Slow In Preparing For Southeast Situation
Analysis warns the United States lacks decisive action in Southeast Asia likening current posture to Lebanon 1958. Laos is described as a buffer state with weak SEATO backing and uncertain UN support, while potential Korean war scale action remains uncertain amid tenuous evidence of Communist aid to rebels in Laos.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
United States
Southeast Asia
Lebanon
Vientiane
United Nations
Laos
SEATO
North Viet Nam
Red China
Red Russia
South Viet Nam
United S
Marines Move to Invade Cuba Before Kennedy Inauguration
Report claims U S Marines are dispatched for an invasion of Cuba just days before John F Kennedy succeeds Dwight D Eisenhower on January 20. The item frames the action as imminent and tied to the presidential transition with names of key figures and nations.
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U.S
Cuba
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Female Drivers In Accident On U S 240 Over New Year Weekend
Two Montgomery County women were involved in a two car crash on U S 240 near the Rockville interchange. Mrs Waine Friday 55 of Bethesda suffered possible head injuries and was taken to Suburban Hospital. Jacqueline Elaine Holderman 24 of Chevy Chase learning to drive on a 60 day board was treated for shock and released. The Fiat driven by Holderman was stopped in the southbound lane when struck from behind by Eleanor 32 of Montgomery County driving a Chrysler.
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U. S
Montgomery
Rockville
Waine
Bethesda
Jacqueline Elaine Holderman
Chevy Chase
National Institute of Health
National Institue of Health
Cary
Kenneth W. Moxley
U.S
U. S. 240
Eleanor
Missing Man Returns After Unemployment-Check Errand
Wallace Holler 37 of Knoxville returned home to his family in Hagerstown at 1:30 p.m. Monday ending a missing-person alert that followed his departure last Tuesday to pick up an unemployment check. Police canceled the alert after his reappearance, noting no injuries and that his truck was left downtown.
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Wallace
Jack) Holler
Knoxville
Hagerstown
Mabel Holler
Bargain Backfires At Pasadena Parade Viewing
Twenty people paid 50 cents to view the Tournament of Roses parade from a two story building roof. After the parade they found the ladder used to reach the roof had vanished, leaving them stranded and bemused.
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