U.N Forces Clear Elisabethville as Tshombe Flees City
U.N. troops moved through Elisabethville clearing Katangese roadblocks and pushing rebels from the outskirts. Ethiopian and Andian battalions led the advance, while Katanga forces fled, abandoning weapons and armored cars as Kolwezi air raids damaged a hangar and planes.
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U. N. Lrosps
Rasapa
Elisabéthville
Leopold 1
Cos
U.N
Thant
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Kolfwezi
Canadian Leader Alleges U S Broke NORAD Pact
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker charged that the United States violated the Canada U S North American Air Defense Agreement during the Cuban crisis. Speaking in Nassau he said Canada and the U S were united in defense but many felt Canada was not consulted in advance.
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Ofiawa
Juln G. Diefenbaker
United States
Diefenbaker
Nassau
Cuba
Canada
U.S
North American
Jwe
Neido Oliva
Bay of Pig
NORAD
Castro
Royal Canadian’ ‘Air Force
Kennedy Hails Cuban Exiles at Welcome Home Stadium
President Kennedy saluted Cuban freedom fighters and thanked negotiator James B. Donovan and others for aiding the rescue of Batista era exiles. The ceremony at the stadium drew bedlam as exiles shouted Guerra and Libertad while Kennedy urged calm and offered US respect. Jacqueline Kennedy praised the exiles and noted John Jr. will hear their history.
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Kennedy
James B
Donovan
Cuba
Casera
Limes
Libertad
Brigade
United States
Panel to Seek Curbs on Counselors and Boxing
Assembly committee outlines proposals during the 36th session to regulate marriage counselors and boxing. aims to remove wrestling from State Athletic Commission control deeming it entertainment. includes licensing and tax measures for closed circuit TV boxing, two physicians at ringside, power to halt fights to avoid serious injuries, and stronger Real Estate Commissioner authority to curb fraud.
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Legighuion
Sion
State Athletic Commission
Assembly
iState Real Estate Commiss
Sioner
Acquit Actor in Death Case and Cuban Rally Scene
Hollywood case ends as Robert Richards is acquitted of the fatal beating of James Yarborough. President Kennedy visits Havana aiding Brigade 2506 rally, with Manuel Artime, amid Cuban exiles and mass cheers, as crowds chant Viva Kennedy Libre Cuba.
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Kennedy
Stoul Am
United States
Manuel Artime
Teivilian
I Cuban Revolutionary In Exile
Tas
OS Angeles
Robert Richiards
Directive
Manylsion Serits
Pig’s Bay
Jacqueline
Thel Richards
Jose
James Yar
Miro Cardona
Ombporough
Révolutionary Council
Hollywood
San Roman'shared
Ile
Lewis
Drucker
Richards
Cuba
Yarborough
Birth Control Study Made Public by U S Health Officials
A public release outlines a U S fertility research review, detailing some 400 projects in reproduction biology. The effort, meant for physicians and researchers, aims to clarify work and provide access through the Public Inquiry Bureau.
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U.S
Terry
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebyeese
Nrtter
Toy
Épport
Eatahos
Aurgeon Bennal
Two Mad Dog Killers Held After New York Raid
In a New York raid Friday afternoon investigators recovered a diamond ring from a pawnshop, tying suspects Dusablon and Sampieri to multiple robberies. Barret said the motive was robbery. The two men, both identified as killers, were arrested after authorities questioned accomplices at a hotel. Their victims included Morgis Neurineer, a Bronx liquor store owner, Martin Digiomet, a Manhattan liquor store owner, and Harry Schnaider, a Queens clothing shop owner. The case involved four counties with statements taken by district attorneys.
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Jussem
Barratt
Barrett
Sampieri
Dusahlon
Howel
Bariett
Dusablon
Acmapi¢ri
Morgis Neurineer
Bronx
Dominicans Revolt Leads to 30 Deaths Near Palma Sola
Dominican forces crushed a revolt near the Haitian border with about 30 reported dead including a government general. Rebels pursued in the mountains around Palma Sola, 160 miles west of Santo Domingo. An aide to President-elect Bosch said the incident was not political against the new government, calling it a peace breach by a small group.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPD
Palma Sola
Here
New York
Jluant Basel
United States
Vinas Ro
Yule Buying Pushes Retail Sales to Year’s High
Washington reports Christmas shopping boosted retail sales to 6.5 billion in the week ending December 22, a 13 percent rise from the prior year’s high, with the Commerce Department noting the strong holiday push and comparing to a 3.8 billion total in mid-December 1954.
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Washington
UPI
Sommerce
Tax loss estimate tied to ransom aid scandal
Washington officials discuss the possible tax impact of the Cuban prisoner ransom deal. Mitchel Rogovin of the Internal Revenue Service cites a high potential loss to the U.S. Treasury, up to 200 million dollars over three years, though he suggests the figure could be lower. The analysis notes charities and corporate deductions could affect how much revenue is actually lost, with deductions based on contributed goods valued at about 40 million dollars.
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Washington
Mitchel Rogovin
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Treasury
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rogovin
U.S
Rév- W
Nedy
Toursman
Havana
United States
Below Zero Weather in Many Areas
Below freezing and subzero temperatures spread across the north central states on the final Saturday of 1962 as a dampened, snowbound pattern lingered. Warmth remained in Florida while the Pacific Northwest nudged toward San Francisco Bay with inland snow. Officials urged caution for New Year weekend travel as skies remained cloudy east of the Mississippi and flurries touched the upper Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
North Central States
Florida
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco Bay Area
Rockies
Wren
Missis River
Great Lakes
Hingis
Atlantic Seaboard
Woman Run Over and Killed After Row in Marin City
Mrs Beaudin, 33, was killed after tumbling from her husband Edward Beaudin’s car on a highway near Marin City. Patrol reports say the couple argued as they crossed the Waldo Grade, the door opened, and she disappeared from view. Investigators say no car struck her and imply a hit and run may have occurred.
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Marin City
Carmel
Magic Beaudin
Carkspur
Uwsje
Edward
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Beauin
South Vietnamese push into delta river area with convoy and air lift
South Vietnamese forces backed by heavy air support launched a large operation in the delta near here. Waves of helicopters and landing craft carried troops toward a Mekong River branch as intelligence linked a sizable Viet Cong unit in the area though the Communists appeared to have moved before contact.
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Edmund Brown
Kit Carson
California
Amador County
Harold Cummings
Bentre
Delta Rice Country
Mekong River
Record Car Output Reaches Historic High in U S
Ward's Reports on Friday said U S car and truck production since Jan 1 hit the highest level ever. The statistical agency noted car output alone surpassed 2 million units in the fourth quarter, the first time the industry topped that figure in a year end period.
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Detroit
Ward
U. S
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Simba
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Kittushi
AUN
Elisa
Lack
Kolwezi
Beltish Foreign Office
Lonfiddh
Patrick Dean
United Nations
U Thant
Mojse
Tshomsbe
Leopoldville
London
Sokesman
Dean
Foreign
Central Congo
U Thani
Congo
Condon
JFK
al Anen
John Jr
Miami
Palm Beach
U.S.A
Independent, Press-Telegram
Lanquages Record Court
Frets-Telegram
Pine Ave
Slong Beach
Cafil
Verdes
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Sty
Dolly
Repurigny Tw
Archie B.uharo
Figaanaper Promobons
Ie National Institutes of Health
Joe
Mad Dog
N.Y
S. Vietnamese
Gelearam Flores
Secana
Lang Beach
Cair Benvery
Ave
Lang Vesch
Ray 7
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