NY GOP Leaders Split Three Ways On Tax Cut Plans
Albany reports a three way GOP split over tax cuts with Gov Rockefeller backing a 30 percent 1960 personal income tax cut while Senate Leader Mahoney supports multiple approaches and Assembly Leader Carlino warns talks are premature. Mahoney endorses a cut as possible with caveats and forecasts Rockefeller re election in 1962. The piece notes clashes on relief eligibility, housing bias, and Thruway loan repayment.
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Albany
Gov
Rockefeller
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Mahoney
Gov. Rockefeller
Joseph F. Carlino
Thruway
Thruway Authority
Pope John XXIII Meets Canterbury Archbishop in Historic Hour
Pope John XXIII received Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher in an hour long Vatican meeting, the first between a pope and the Church of England primate. Communiques stressed cordiality and brotherly Christian ties, with Fisher sharing views from Jerusalem and Istanbul. The event drew British press attention over Vatican photo restrictions.
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John XXIII
Pope John
Canterbury
Jerusalem
Istanbul
East
Msgr
Antonio Samore
Congregation For
Henry VIII
England
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London
UPI
Today
Daily Telegraph
Rome
White students attend William Frantz as boycott weakens
In New Orleans ten white students returned to the integrated William Frantz school while escorting marshals and supporters from Save Our Schools. Picket lines shrank under chilly weather as more Negro pupils enrolled at McDonogh No. 19 amid tense protests and jeers.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
Lloyd Foreman
Pamela Lynn
McDonogh No. 19
McDonagh
U.S
Save Our Schools
Soviet Dog Satellite Falls Over Atlantic
National Space Surveillance Center reports radar showed only the tumbling rocket body over the Atlantic missile range today and not the satellite that was to accompany it.
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Bedford
Mass
National Space Surveillance Control Center
Atlantic Missile Range
Soviet Union
Red Summit Talks Fail To Produce Signs of Unity
Moscow dispatch notes no major manifesto emerged after a three week summit. A final communique proclaimed harmony while Red China led by Lin Shao Chi framed unity as a cordial, united front. Western diplomats warned the outer show masked sharp struggles over coexistence and aims.
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Moscow
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Peiping
Ference
Lin Shao-Chi
Khrushchev
Red Chinese
US Labels Cuba Communist Directed Refugee Aid
The United States officially calls the Cuban government Communist controlled. Eisenhower releases 1 million dollars to aid Cuban refugees in Florida under the Mutual Security Act. White House secretary Hagerty announces the move and Tracy Voorhees is named the president's representative. About 30,000 Cuban refugees in Florida, with many unaccompanied children arriving. Each refugee may bring only 5 dollars in American money.
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Sunet Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Florida
White House
James C. Hagerty
Cuba
Tracy Voorhees
Wisenhower
Hagerty
Voorhees
Caracas Rebels Hold Out at University Fortress
Leftist students kept control of their Stalingrad fortress at Caracas University as the government pressed the rebellion. A bus raid in Plaza Venezuela met gunfire from civilian supporters of the government. One person was killed and another wounded by snipers Thursday, raising seven days of rioting to nine deaths.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Stalingrad
Caracas University
Plaza Venezuela
Vivien Leigh and Olivier Divorce Amid Adultery Claim
LONDON. Actress Vivien Leigh was granted a divorce from Sir Laurence Olivier on grounds of adultery with actress Joan Plowright. Plowright's husband Roger Gage also divorced his wife on the same grounds. Neither Olivier nor Plowright attended court. Olivier and Leigh, married since 1949, separate as Leigh, 47, wins the suit. Gage, 28, and Plowright wed in 1953.
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London
Vivien Leigh
Sir Laurence Olivier
Olivier
Joan Plowright
Miss Plowright
Roger Leonard Gage
Sir Laurence
Gage
New York
Miss Leigh
Tunney's Daughter Engaged To Northwestern Student
Stamford Connecticut reports the engagement of Joan Tunney 21 daughter of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney to Lynn Carter Wilkinson Jr 23 a Northwestern University senior. Wilkinson comes from Whitefish Bay Wisconsin. No wedding date has been set.
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Stamford
Lumumba Captured in Congo After Flight Attempt
Ex premier Patrice Lumumba was arrested in the Congo interior while fleeing and returned to Leopoldville. Mobutu announced Lumumba would be tried for inciting rebellion and other crimes as soldiers escorted him to an army camp. six companions were also detained.
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Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Port Francqui
Stanleyville
Mobutu
P.m
Luluabourg
Anicet Kashamura
Lumum
Port Franc‘qui
Kasai
Saimumba
Kashamura
United Alions
U.N
Lumurmba
United Nations
Seven Die in Maryland Frame House Fire
In Charles County Maryland a tenant family fire claimed seven lives as Rose Ella Powell saved nine siblings. The blaze destroyed a frame house and a wool stove overheated on the first floor may have started the fire. Firemen arrived to find the home a torch and recovered the final body hours after the alarm. Victims include Robert Dana Powell 43 Viola 45 and children James Henry 12 Barbara Regina 10 John Allen 8 Joseph 3 and Phillip G Yates 1, plus a cousin.
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Maryland
Charles County
Rose Ella
Powell
Viola
James Henry
Barbara Regina
John Allen
Joseph
Powells
Phillip G. Yates
Blast Fire Hits Borst Building in Downtown Syracuse
An explosion likely from a gas leak rocked the eight story Borst Building on South Salina Street in Syracuse causing a 5500000 damage estimate. The blast opened a 30 foot hole and fire crews from 12 companies controlled the blaze within an hour, keeping it from spreading to the adjacent Lincoln Bank Building. The building with 17 offices was closed indefinitely until second floor reinforcement is completed.
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Syracuseum
Salina St
Kennedy names Bell as Budget head in landmark pick
President elect John F Kennedy announces Harvard budget expert David E Bell as his budget director and says Cabinet completions may come by next week. Bell, 41, will liaison with Maurice E Stans and start at the Budget Bureau pending further talks with Eisenhower officials.
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John F. Kennedy
Harvard
David E. Bell
Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education and Welfare
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
White House
Bell
Harvard Littauer Center For Public Administration
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Maurice E. Stans
Abraham Ribicoff
Budget Bureau
Mike Feldman
Senate
Truman
Feet 4
Jamestown
N. D
Pomona College
Littauer Public Administration
War Organization
Marine Corps
Charles Murphy
Clark Clifford
Rockefeller says no power struggle with Nixon in GOP
In Washington Governor Nelson Rockefeller says no intra party power struggle with Vice President Nixon exists and that cooperation will push the GOP as a positive force. He notes Nixon is titular leader while Thurston Morton remains actual head of the party and declines naming a successor. He plans re election as governor in 1962.
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Mahoney
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
America
Nixon
Thurston B. Morton
GOP
National Committee
Morton
iHe
Eisenhower
White | House
Eissenhower
White House
Rockefeller Declares Naval Reserve Day in New York
Gov Rockefeller announced that Naval Reserve Day will be observed on December 8 in New York State. The proclamation names Albany as the state capital and sets observance activities statewide.
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Albany
New York State
Gov. Rockefeller
Adenauer Cancels Trips to Paris and London
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer cancels planned trips to Paris and London after doctors advise due to a bronchial attack and slight cold. Foreign Office said the 14 year old chancellor’s physicians recommended the cancellations. doctors reported no fever but concern about potential kidney issues later in the year.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenaur
Paris
London
Foreign Office
Adenauer
Dodtors
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