Edith Bolling Galt Wilson dies at 87 widow of Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt Wilson, widow of President Woodrow Wilson, died aged 87. A Virginia native born in 1872, she became Wilson’s private secretary during his illness and later pursued public service including a UN Hunger Committee role. She married Wilson in 1915 after meeting him in Washington.
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Laotian Princes End Summit Fiasco in Vienna
Western government observers in Vienna watched as Souphanouvong and Souvanna Phouma clashed with Boun Oum over posts in a neutralist coalition government. Souphanouvong blamed Boun Oum for stalling negotiations while Souvanna pressed for a unified national government. U.S. diplomat Winthrop Brown held talks with Souvanna with no comment. The three princes reportedly agreed to meet again, but Boun Oum demanded posts for his faction, setting a tense stage for possible U.S.-backed peace talks in Geneva.
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Gun Firing Incident Leaves Man Wounded In Car Shoot
In a street confrontation a man named Allen fought back when a gunman pointed an A caliber pistol from the front seat. Allen fired through the rear window, shattering the pistol and injuring his own hand. Allen later said he intended to kill himself. Allen faced Municipal Court on six robbery counts, four dismissed after pleading guilty to two. He was remanded without bail. probation hearing set for Jan 4.
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Farm program talks with Kennedy in Palm Beach
Freeman described the new farm program as updated for the 60s and aimed at balancing use of abundance to strengthen farm incomes. Kennedy hosted White House advisers including Walter Heller as they work on Congress reports while preparing the State of the Union review for January 10.
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Navy Research: Who's Fairest Dixie Belles or Northern Girls
Navy research page continues with social exchanges and courtship notes involving Miss Richmond and Miss lover, detailing weekly letters and invitations. A Navy Star pursuit referenced, with mentions of visiting Jackson, a Florida trip to Miami, and a planned Army-Navy game meeting amid mid winter social activity.
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Traffic Deaths in Slight Drop Across 11 Months
The National Safety Council reports 34 470 traffic deaths in the first 11 months, down 1 percent from 1960. November saw 3 570 highway fatalities, up 4 percent from November 1960. The nine month rate per 100 million miles traveled fell to 5.1, a record low for the period.
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