Kennedy names Ribicoff and Williams for key posts
President elect John F Kennedy announced Connecticut Governor Ribicoff as secretary of health education and welfare and Michigan Governor Williams as assistant secretary of state for African affairs. The announcements came at Kennedys Georgetown home amid cold weather and media scramble. Williams is the first cabinet or subcabinet pick revealed.
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US Rocket Fragments Fall in Cuba Over Havana Claims
United Press reports Havana's Revolucion accusing the United States of deliberately exploding a Cape Canaveral rocket over eastern Cuba as a provocation. The U S Defense Department dismissed the possibility while Cuba warned of propaganda and danger from U S missile tests amid a Soviet space mission launch.
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Rockefeller to Meet Eisenhower in Washington
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, a 1960s re‑election contender and possible White House candidate, is slated for a 3 pm meeting with President Eisenhower. He will also breakfast with Vice President Nixon and attend a White House dinner later. The visit follows Rockefeller’s retirement talk in Albany and a lunch meeting with Lovett Kennedy.
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Coast Guard Charters Small Boat To Aid Stricken Freighter
The Mackinaw and two other cutters responded after a Liberian freighter Francisca Morazan ran aground on a rocky reef off South Manitou Island in Lake Michigan. Twelve crewmen, including Capt Eduardo Trivizas, remained aboard as water rose in the hold and pumps struggled. a boarding party approached to assess damage and coordinate rescue efforts amid fading gale winds.
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Tragic child dies after self immolation in bathroom
In Los Angeles a three year old boy, Robert Simpson, locked himself in a bathroom, poured lighter fluid on his head, struck a match, and burned to death before rescuers could reach him. Police reported fluid still burning around the body after breaking down the door.
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Los Angeles
Robert Simpson
Sioux City Bandit Returns Cash After Tears In Grocery Hold Up
A compassionate Sioux City bandit restrained his urge during a Wednesday night grocery hold up. He returned the money after Mrs. Sara Falk cried. Later Carl A. Anderton surrendered to police claiming unemployment and involvement.
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Seven TV Quiz Contestants Plead Innocent in Perjury Case
New York seven former television quiz show contestants pleaded innocent today to perjury charges in denying they received questions and answers in advance. Judge John M. Murtagh adjourned the cases for several co defendants to January 13 and February 8 for trial dates. Charles Van Doren David Mayer Ruth Klein and Patricia Nance, Terry Curtis, Henrietta Dudley, Patricia Sullivan pledges were set for trial. Others adjourned include Henry Bloomparden Elfrida von Nordoff Vivianne Nearing Ruth Miller Michael Trappin Paul Bein Timothy Horan Joseph Rosner Richard Klein. Van Doren said he had told authorities he was ready to take his stand. he deemed the proceedings shocking.
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Morton sets national recount probe over election fraud claims
Republican Chairman Thruston Morton announced a National Recount and Fair Sections Committee to demand an honest count and investigate irregularities in the November election. He named Texas and Williams at the head of the list of suspicious states and pledged a wide inquiry. Senator Henry M. Jackson criticized the rhetoric and suggested examining whether delaying tactics could affect electors, warning of possible constitutional issues if certification is incomplete.
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Wiluis
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Nude woman bathes in dryer at Monterey laundry
A 41 year old woman walked into an automatic laundry in Monterey and attempted a dry bath in a clothes dryer. Police arrested her on a drunken charge, and she explained she did not want to get wet.
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Weather outlook with showers and cooler Friday
The forecast shows an eighty percent chance of occasional rain tonight and Friday. It will be slightly cooler Friday with a maximum temperature around today’s level.
Personal Plan Vital A Alleck Survival Mainly Up to You
Washington reports warn individuals must prepare for atomic attack with self reliance during the initial hours and days before outside help arrives. Government and experts say survival hinges on personal planning and family readiness, with potential odds of living improving to about 80 percent for those prepared.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Fire Destroys Wing of Fabled Agua Caliente Casino
East wing of the Agua Caliente Hotel, once a famed gambling casino and cabaret, burned in olive-blackened ruin. The building, part of a quadrangle around a grassy courtyard, later served as a federal vocational high school after gambling ended in 1935. Performers once included Rita Hayworth as a teen dancer with her father. The sewer built in the 1920s cost $5 million, funded by Wirt G Bowman Baron Long and James N Grofiln.
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Where to Find It Venezuela and Corsinicar Threats
Page references detail where to find coverage on war threats involving Venezuela and the Corsinicar Republic. Mentions Hal Boyle column and various sections including editorial, sports, comics, and crosswords for navigation.
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Auto Hits Factory Causing Wall Collapse in Atlanta
A runaway car driven by Viola Washburn 23 crashed into the Southern Textile Shrinkers Inc plant in Atlanta causing about 100000 in damage. A pillar failed, sections of wall and roadway collapsed, and Mrs Washburn was seriously injured in the incident on Wednesday.
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Southern Textile Shrinkers Inc
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Mra. Washi
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