Ike and Kennedy Map Problems in White House Talks
President Eisenhower and President-elect John F. Kennedy held a three hour conference at the White House to discuss major national issues. They reviewed foreign affairs, gold outflow and transition plans as aides joined in a second pre inauguration meeting. Kennedy, in good spirits, said the talks would ease the presidential handover.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
White House
Eanfaranaa Warnawadissata
Merwe
United States
Kennedy
Far East
Africa
Europe
Caribbean
Esenhower
State
Treasury
Defense
Lumumba Beaten by Guards on Congo Flight
Lumumba and two aides were flown from Thysville to Elisabethville in an Air Congo plane. Guards battered the former Prime Minister so severely the Belgian pilot had to intervene to protect the aircraft. Beatings stopped once Lumumba reached Elisabethville and was handed to Katangese guards.
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Elisabethville
UPD
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Lumumba
Air Congo
Thysville
Leopoldville
United Nations
Three Teens Die in Wisconsin Crash Near Kenosha
Three teenaged boys died when their car ignited after an icy Lakeshore Road crash near Kenosha. Walter Setliff 19 of Zion Illinois John Harvill 17 and his brother James 13 of Kenosha were killed as the vehicle skidded onto Barnes Creek bridge and caught fire. Wisconsin highway toll 42 for 1961. 38 a year ago. Mrs Anha Quince 49 of South Beloit Illinois died earlier Wednesday when a car veered to avoid a child and struck a utility pole in Beloit. two others injured.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Walter Setliff
Zion
Ill
John Harvill
James
Setliff
Lakeshore
Barnes Creek
Anha Quince
Southy Beloit
Ull
Beloit
U S to Defend Formosa at All Costs Bowles Says
Undersecretary nominee Chester Bowles testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States will defend Formosa at any cost or risk. He rejected recognizing Red China as a current reality and said Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai demanded Formosa be part of mainland China, a condition Washington will not accept.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
United States
Formosa
Bowles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Scores
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Handwriting Identified In Kenny Case
A handwriting expert testified that Robert D. Onan former Sister Kenny Foundation treasurer probably signed a letter authorizing a 23000 pay raise for Marvin L. Kline former executive director The defense challenged the signature and other witnesses denied prior involvement while Catherine Wilcox testified she was told to draft the letter Clerical witnesses described discussions about the raise.
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Minneapolis
UPD
Robert D. Onan
Sister Kenny Foundation
Marvin L. Kline
Milton Flor
Minnesota Crime Bureau
Onan
Kline
Clarence J. Wagner
Foundation
Catherine Wilcox
The
Wagner
Victorian traveler rides Britain on travel ticket
Alfred Musgrave used a $144 travel anywhere ticket to spend a full week exploring Britain by night and day trains. He described the experience as the clickity clash being sweet music to him.
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Leeds
England
UPI
Alfred Musgrave
Bids opened for New OSC Library Building
Bids for the Oshkosh State College library project were opened in Madison with a total low bid of 1 063 799. Architects Theodore H Irion Leonard H Reinke called bids extremely favorable and about 140 000 under the anticipated 1 200 000. Low general bid 674 459 by Jim Cullen Construction of Janesville. heating and other trades led by August Winter & Sons Appleton and Uptown Electric Company Waupaca respectively.
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Oshkosh State College
State Bureau of Engineering
Madison
Theodore UW. Irion
Oshkosh
Theodore Hl, Irion
Leonard H. Reinke
Kosh State College
Theodore H. Irion
Castro Seizes Six Americans in Havana Plot
Fidel Castro's government says six Americans seized in Havana after sailing from Marathon Key Florida via Key West on January 6 and joining anti-Castro dissidents in a bid to overthrow the regime. Names include George Beck Norton Tommy Baker Donald Green James Beane Alfred Gibson Leonard Schmidt.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Florida
Rolando Masferrer
Castro
George R. Beck
Norton
Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Dothan
Ala
Donald Joe Green
Clover
S.C
James E. Beane
Cedar Falls
N.C
Alfred Eugene Gibson
Durham
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
Marathon Key
Fla
Key West
Masferrer
United States
U.s.naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuban Electrical Union
Casstro
la Cabana
Berkhamsted Planner Blocks Motel Over Landscape Value
Berkhamsted Planning Council tells F G O'Neill his proposed motel site cannot be developed due to its great landscape value. The location is described as a dump in the planning discussion.
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Berkhamsted. Eng
UPI
Berkhamsted
Penn Station Pickets Disrupt New York Rail Service
Striking harbor craft crews blocked Pennsylvania Station in a fast spreading strike that could halt most New York rail service. About 200 000 commuters faced travel chaos as Long Island and Pennsylvania Railroads halted long distance and freight operations into the city.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania Station
New York Central
New Haven
Grand Central Terminal
Westchester County
Connecticut
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Security Arm Tops 5000 for Inaugural Crowds
Washington expects about one million people for the inauguration with a security force exceeding 5000. Secret Service agents will monitor rooftops and manholes along the Capitol to White House route while police and service members assist. The public is urged to aid protection and remain vigilant amid high-profile security concerns.
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Washington
Secret Service
Capitol
White House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Michael Torina
Giuseppe Zangara
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Thele
Kennedy Inauguration Draws Nation To Capitol Ceremonies
Washington prepares for John F Kennedy's presidential inauguration with a star-studded gala lineup and a large turnout of politicians and spectators. The event includes a White House parade and a National Guard Armory gala featuring stars like Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, while weather predicts a chilly, brisk afternoon. In Appleton Wisconsin a custody dispute ends with California authorities returning a boy to Wisconsin after his mother and stepfather were charged with unlawfully taking him.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Symphony
National Guard
Frank Sinatra
Harry Belafonte
Gene Kelly
Jimmy Durante
Nat King Cole
Leonard Bernstein
Ethel Merman
Louis Prima
Keely Smith
Mahalia Jackson
Ella Fitzgerald
Australia
Peter Lawford
Appleton, Wis
UPI
Long Beach
Calif
Appleton
Robert Heinritz
California
Wisconsin
Heinritz
Blake
Groides
Grode
Winnebago State Hospital
Fond du Lac
Shaping Up In Education Controversy Milwaukee
Controversy shapes up between two Wisconsin groups over the state superintendent post. WASB backs abolishing the office for a 10 member board with hired administrator. WEA favors keeping statewide elections for a superintendent to work with a board. George F. Watson plans retirement next year.
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Milwaukee
API
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Ted G. Holthusen
Stevens Point
WASD
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
WASB
George F. Watson
Yale Man On Kennedy Team
President elect John F. Kennedy has named Cyris R. Vance of Yale as general counsel for the Defense Department. At the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing the Yale joke drew laughter as Russell noted the Harvard ties of other appointees. Vance replied I hope so as the panel questioned his suitability.
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Washington
Cyris
Vance
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Yale
Kennedy Defense Department
Harvard
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dr Dooley Laos Disease Fighter Dies in New York
Dr Thomas Dooley a young physician famed for aiding Laos refugees died in his sleep at Memorial Hospital New York just after his 33rd birthday He had battled disease in the Laos jungle while enduring cancer and led medical missions with Navy ties and humanitarian work beginning after World War II His efforts earned him the Legion of Merit and the National Order of Vietnam including hospital projects in Nam Tha and refugee aid across the region
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New York
Thomas Dooley
Laos
Memorial Hospital
Dooley
Notre Dame
University of Notre Dame
Sorbonne
Paris
St. Louis
St. Louis University School of
Dowley
Navy
Naval Hospital
Camp Pendicton
Calif
Indochina
Viet Nam
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Uptown
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Penn Station
N.Y
Dr. Dooley
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