Kennedy Johnson Talk On Switch In Power Transition
President elect Kennedy flies to Texas to meet with Lyndon B. Johnson at the LBJ ranch for planning the switch of power from Republicans. They will outline the Kennedy program for 1960s domestic and international goals with conferences through Thursday. Ribicoff joined Kennedy in Florida for golf and discussions but received no job offer.
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De Gaulle Seeks Referendum On Algerian Administration
President Charles de Gaulle told his Cabinet he plans a nationwide referendum to approve a new Algerian administrative structure. The measure aims to let Algerians govern themselves at every level while France weighs the path to an Algerian republic amid tensions and clashes in Algiers.
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Doctors Diagnose Liz Taylor Illness as Minor Meningism
Elizabeth Taylor's doctors say her illness is a minor meningism rather than meningitis. The condition stems from infection outside the brain and may be linked to an abscessed tooth. Taylor's fate remains uncertain as treatment and further steps are decided.
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President of Cuba's Supreme Court Flees
Havana reports say Dr Emilio Menendez, president of Cuba's Supreme Court, sought asylum Tuesday in the Argentine Embassy while court member Jose Morell Romero found refuge in the Mexican Embassy. Official confirmation was lacking. Both men rose in Batista era judiciary. rumors swirl of a sweeping reorganization to fit the revolutionary process.
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Eisenhower Calls Top NSC Meeting On Dollar Drain
President Eisenhower orders a high level conference of NSC leaders at Augusta to discuss emergency moves to curb overseas spending and bolster the dollar. Key officials including Dulles Lemnitzer and Anderson will attend as the United States seeks foreign aid and cost sharing to protect gold reserves.
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Princess Margaret to Attend Belgian King's Wedding
Princess Margaret will represent Queen Elizabeth at the Belgian king’s wedding next month, Buckingham Palace announced. She will be accompanied by her husband Anthony Armstrong Jones, marking her first major royal assignment abroad since her marriage last May.
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Bodies of air crash victims lifted from Mount Mariveles
U S Marine corps helicopters brought the bodies of air crash victims down from Mount Mariveles in Manila Philippines. Rear Adm. Arthur F. Spring commander of Subic Bay naval base and Mrs Spring are among the dead along with five other American servicemen and two Filipino soldiers.
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Soviets Hold Off Arms Talks Until Kennedy In
At United Nations, Valerian Zorin rejects current disarmament moves and backs India’s compromise, clashing with U.S. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth. Zorin urges a spring session at the summit level and hopes Kennedy will push for a broader agreement. The exchange signals a dead end for the General Assembly’s arms deadlock and a shift to the incoming administration.
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US Ready to Provide Nuclear Punch for NATO
Washington reports the State and Defense departments agree the United States should supply NATO with a strategic nuclear force. The policy move hinges on future administration views, with Kennedy awaited before final alignment at the NATO Council meeting in Paris next month. Polaris submarines and joint control ideas are among debated options under potential supreme allied command, currently held by General Nordstad.
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NY District Lines May Cut Democratic Seats in 1962
Albany facing a Republican driven redistricting to trim New York's 43 seat House delegation to 41 after the 1960 Census. GOP lines likely pair Democratic Reps Leo O'Brien and Samuel Stratton, with a New York City seat at risk. Final reapportionment takes effect for the 1962 elections.
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Ford Bid Sparks British Parliament Protests
A $377 million Ford Motor Co bid to buy all British Ford shares provoked wide protests in Parliament and press. Officials say the takeover would boost productive capacity and job security, while critics warn of American control over British auto industry.
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Demonstrations Spread Against Integration in New Orleans
In New Orleans police used water hoses to disperse a large crowd protesting school integration near the city’s board offices. Teenagers, mothers, and supporters rallied at City Hall and Canal Street as four Negro first graders faced icy reception at McDonagh School. In Baton Rouge, a 30 day special session opened amid warnings of fewer votes, while arrests and clashes were reported.
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First African Leader Takes Nigeria Reins In Independence
Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, 56, is installed as governor general of newly independent Nigeria, the first African to hold the post within the British Commonwealth. He succeeds Sir James Robertson as Nigeria becomes fully independent on Oct 1.
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Farm Bureau Elects Syracuse Leader at NY Convention
Donald Green of Chazy was re elected president of the New York Farm Bureau today at the 45th convention held in Syracuse.
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Swedish Princesses Favor American Men and Records
Swedish Princess Birgitta and Desiree spoke at a New York news conference amid light questions and Swedish consultation. They praised the U S trip visiting Chicago New York Philadelphia and Wilmington met Harry S Truman and toured the Guggenheim and Metropolitan Museums. The American Scandinavian Foundation hosted a reception at the Metropolitan Club and published a history of Swedish literature as the foundation marks its 50th anniversary. The princesses planned a Thursday departure to Gweden.
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