Nixon Considers California Return After White House
Vice President Richard Nixon and President Eisenhower met at the White House amid talk Nixon may move back to California after January. Nixon aides indicate possible offers from California law firms and other options, with no definite plan announced yet. Some GOP leaders reportedly urge a 1962 bid for governor against Pat Brown.
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Pat) Brown
Haiti Expels Bishop Amid Claims of Aid to Reds
Haiti's government announced the expulsion of a Roman Catholic bishop amid accusations he aided strikers and impeded excommunication. Police seized the bishop at his office and escorted him to the airport, where he boarded a plane with only his cassock. The move coincides with Duvalier denouncing opponents as he seeks to solidify control during political tension.
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Miami
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Raid Alert Criticism Released
Washington under congressional pressure released an unclassified report criticizing the air raid warning system as inadequate for the missile age. Prepared with Johns Hopkins University ORO, the study urges a national buzzer alarm in homes and public buildings and says Conelrad radio beacons are obsolete with ICBMs.
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UPI
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Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
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D-Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
OCDM
Leo A. Hoegh
Army
Theodore J. Wang
United States
S Korea to receive $236 million aid in 1961
South Korea expects $236 million in American aid for fiscal year 1961, Finance Minister Kim Yung sun announced. The amount is about $14 million more than first forecast, following 1960 aid of $232.4 million.
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Korea
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Kim Yung-sun
GOP Official Dies in Jersey City at 47
Michael F. Kealy, 47, field representative of the Republican National Committee for New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania, died Thursday from a heart ailment in Jersey City New Jersey.
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Republican National Committee
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