Arctic cold grips broad areas across nation
Winter’s one two punch of Arctic air and blowing snow grips broad areas from the Northwest through the Plains and into Texas. Readings drop to 39 below in Drummond Montana and below zero in Wyoming and Montana as heavy snows cause drifts and warnings extend from Texas to Missouri. Unseasonably warm in the Southeast with thunderstorms in Tennessee Kentucky Alabama and Georgia. Sterling J. Cottrell named coordinator for inter American affairs at the State Department.
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Brisk Winds Hit Wisconsin Temperatures Plunge
Brisk winds swept Wisconsin as temperatures dropped across the state. The Superior area recorded a daytime high of 6 above and a night low of 11 below, with other lows ranging from 5 at Park Falls to 25 at Milwaukee and 24 at Racine. State highs topped out in the mid 30s, while Montana and Texas posted contrasting extremes.
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Skybolt Dispute Clarified by Kennedy Remarks
President Kennedy said Britain chose Polaris partly due to Skybolt’s technical problems and because Polaris offers a longer deterrent. In Palm Beach on December 31, he discussed the Nassau agreement with Macmillan and rejected the notion of phasing out manned bombers in favor of missiles.
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Cardinal Cushing Reveals Million Raised for Cuban Prisoners
Boston AP reporting that Cardinal Richard Cushing disclosed raising 1 million dollars to aid Cuban Bay of Pigs prisoners. He confirmed sole responsibility for the collection amid rumors of a mysterious donor and denied any ties to an anonymous source. The piece notes a $1.9 million loan by Gen. Lucius Clay and varied private contributions to the rescue effort.
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Disputes Begin as Wisconsin Legislature Opens
In Madison the 1963 session opened with quiet expectations but soon seeds of controversy appeared as 44 Assembly bills from the Legislative Council and 16 by individual members joined six joint resolutions. The Senate had a lighter start with about a dozen bills and resolutions. Key figures include Sen. Walter Hollander and Assemblyman Glen Pommerening as joint Finance co-chairs and Gov. Reynolds facing budget clashes over tax plans with a projected 162 million shortfall from 1961. The Assembly set January 22 to hear the Kenosha 2nd District race after Earl Elfers and Russell Olson dispute the results by five votes. Continued on Page 11.
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Kennedy aims for tougher U S world leadership
President Kennedy signals a more independent and forceful U S role in global affairs possibly upsetting European allies. In Palm Beach remarks released by the White House, he argued the United States must act with strength even if it creates friction, citing Congo UN efforts and the India Pakistan balance as essential to regional defense.
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FBI Aids Probe Into Missing Kenosha Juke Box Vendor
FBI laboratories in Washington were to analyze a blood stained coat as authorities pursue leads in the disappearance of 46 year old Anthony T Biernat a juke box vendor. Witnesses reported a struggle with three men before he was dragged into a car and his jacket glasses hat and the car’s exterior were blood speckled. The search shifted to Milwaukee as detectives suspected the trio may be from that city.
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Tshombe Seeks Truce Talks With United Nations
Katanga President Moise Tshombe reportedly asked ministers to suspend scorched earth plans and meet in Elisabethville for truce talks with the United Nations as U.N. forces tighten control. He urged ministers to come to Elisabethville, with confirmation lacking on the message text. Tshombe remained under surveillance in his palace after peace tours and a call for troops not to resist, while U.N. officials warned against renewed scorched earth actions.
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London woman survives dramatic fall and house fire
Mrs. Jessie Self, 70, leaped 20 feet from a window, bounced off a shed roof, and landed in a garden. She then climbed a wall and summoned firemen to extinguish a blaze in her home. She received treatment for minor bruises.
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Airport Study Speed Is Urged by Local Officials
Winnebago County Board aviation committee members prep tonight to draft a reply to the Neenah Menasha Chamber of Commerce urging quicker action on the airport survey engineering phase. The chamber warns funds may be wasted on broad economic surveys without an unbiased study of safety, adequacy, and future needs for a regional airport serving Oshkosh Neenah Menasha and Appleton.
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East Berlin braces for Khrushchev visit at party congress
East Berlin prepares for Premier Khrushchev at the Socialist Unity Party congress opening Tuesday. Ulbricht is the official host, but Khrushchev is seen as the star, with the Soviet Chinese leadership dispute a key topic. Snowy streets, red banners, and security mark the scene as workers finish preparations near the party headquarters. Khrushchev had earlier stayed in Poland with Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz in a subdued visit away from fanfare.
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Four Children Burned to Death in Virginia House Fire
Providence Forge, Va. A rural two story frame house shared by three families burned Thursday. Four children aged two weeks to 13 months died. Two survivors sustained burns. Fire Chief George Mountbansile said a defective chutney started the blaze. Two women attempted rescues but were driven out by heat and smoke.
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