No Trouble As Negroes Show At UG
Two Negro students Hamilton Holmes and Charlaine Hunter reported to their first classes at the University of Georgia in Athens without incident. White students only stared as the Atlanta pair arrived for classes at 9 a.m.
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UPI
University of Georgia
Hamilton Holmes
Charlayne Hunter
Atlanta
Tate
Holmes
Miss Hunter
University of Georgia At Albany
Senate Quizzes Cabinet As Kennedy pick hearings begin
The Senate questions Kennedy appointees including Douglas Dillon to be secretary of state while Orville Freeman faces agrculture committee scrutiny. McNamara faced questions over stock sale funds to avoid conflicts. Hearings aim to finish by Inauguration Day.
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Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
Freeman
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Special Trust Fund
Dillon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.- Minn
George A. Smathers
D-Fia
Washington Airline Alcohol Limits Set by Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved voluntary rules restricting in flight alcohol to two drinks or 2 ounces of wine and 24 ounces of beer per passenger. Board member John S. Bragdon dissented calling for a total ban on in flight alcohol for safety. The FAA already bars service to intoxicated passengers.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
John S. Bragdon
Federal Aviation
Florida Budget Officials Gauge Agency Requests in Tight Hearings
In Tallahassee the cabinet budget commission opened hearings to trim agency requests for added funds. Gov. Bryant warned of a major pruning to fit projected tax revenue of about 760 to 780 million, with total two year requests at 951 million and rising pay and building needs across agencies.
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Cabinet Budget Commission
Farris Bryant
Budget Commission
Harry Smith
Florida
Ray Green
Bryant
Department of Public Safety
State Parks Board
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Elwyn Thomas
Gov. Bryant
Smith
Green
Three Children Die In Washington House Fire
A Washington fire killed three children Sharon Shorter four Kirk five and Malcolm seven believed to have been left alone. Firemen found the siblings in an upstairs bedroom and pronounced them dead at a hospital. The mother Jean Shorter twenty four was not home when the blaze started.
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Washington
UPI
Sharon Shorter
Kirk
Malcolm
Jean Shorter
De Gaulle Moves to End Algerian War After Referendum
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle convened his cabinet to finalize plans to halt the six year conflict with Algerian rebels. After a three day referendum secured support, he aims to end violence by engaging with the Algerian provisional government in Tunis and prioritizing new contacts with Moslem rebel leaders.
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Paris
API
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Tunis
Haiti Crisis Deepens as Bishop Is Deported
In Port au Prince Haitian police deport Bishop James Remy Augustin and close the Catholic paper La Phalange amid charges of interfering with anti government student actions. Four priests are ordered deported as Duvalier tightens control after student strikes and martial law.
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Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Vatican
Duvalier
University of
Francois Poirier
France
la Phalange
Paul Bellec
Francois le Nir
Jean Baptiste Bettebourg
Saint Martial
Emile Callec
Augustin
Joseph Roney
Students Union
Roney
Must Have Visas To Visit Cuba
The article notes new visa requirements for travelers to Cuba and states there is no Czech consulate in Miami. Pan American Airways and National Airlines report receiving the directive and say some Americans may be admitted without visas in certain cases. Airlines were informed of required details for visa applicants including name passport number arrival date length of stay and visit purpose.
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Pan American Airways
National Airlines
Gener Sapeeet
Ent
Pan American Tape
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Cuba
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Pan American
Cuba Promises Beatty Release Or Consular Talk
In Havana Premier Fidel Castro’s government said Frank Beatty, UPI Newspictures manager from Miami, would be freed or allowed to speak with a Swiss consular official. Beatty has been held since Sunday at military intelligence HQ without charges, reportedly over photos near the fortified Capitol amid invasion scare. Swiss Ambassador Walter Bossi has pressed for his release as U.S. diplomats left Cuba.
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UPI
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UPI Newspictures
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Cuba
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Bossi
United States
Red China Trade Note Shows UK Exports Drove 1960
London report notes Red China exported 0.3 million dollars in the first months of 1960, while China and Economic Newsletter cites Red Chinese exports to the United Kingdom at 54.45 million dollars.
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London
Red China
China and Economic News
United Kingdom
Science Foundation grants aid to teachers for research
The National Science Foundation will award $1.3 million to college and secondary school science teachers to encourage their participation in scientific research.
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Science Research Aid Washington
UPI
The
National Science Foundation
Kennedy forms study groups to shape future congressional programs
Vice President elect John F Kennedy sought ideas to improve government and public welfare. He appointed a study panel before his Jan 20 oath to examine problems and propose plans, organizers used several names for the group.
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John F. Kennedy
Gvent
Kennedy Gains Edge With Early Policy Proposals
The text notes recommendations ranging from reorganizing the Defense Department to sending a peace corps of young Americans to newly independent Asian and African nations. It claims this gives Kennedy a head start for Congress, while contrasting Eisenhower’s delay in acting after commissions.
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Defense Department
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Congress
Conference on aging sparks mixed reactions from Kennedy advisers
A large conference on aging drew participants nationwide and prompted debate over how to use the Symington committee recommendation for reorganizing the defense and federal agencies. Kennedy weighed the report without committing to endorsement while awaiting defense secretary choices and McNamara’s broader roles.
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Pentagon
Kennedy
Symington
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Landis criticized government agencies and urged reforms
Former SEC chairman Landis urged sweeping changes to federal agencies controlling daily life. President Kennedy assigned him to lead the effort, while Congress will oversee any reforms. A welfare study panel recommended broad Social Security expansion, public assistance, unemployment benefits, and medical education.
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Landis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy Eyes Aged Care Plan At White House Conference
The passage notes Kennedy backing a Social Security linked medical care program for the aged, under discussion at Eisenhower's aging conference. Kennedy groups have proposed ideas on distressed areas, economy, education, housing and the Peace Corps, enabling rapid program filing to Congress. Eisenhower faced McCarthy and Korea when beginning his term.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
Kensington Park Homes 14 Acre Project At Oatoe Area
A local development proposal for Kensington Park Homes covering about 14 acres draws attention from residents and city officials in the Oate area as Sarasota plans gauge community impact and infrastructure needs.
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Kensington Park Homes
Sarasota
Ges
Sunshine Returns as Sarasota Sees Warm Week Ahead
Sarasota reports sunny skies and a 76 degree high today with a warming trend possible Thursday. Winds easing from northeast to east, 35 to 20 mph, while other regions still face winter weather. Five day Florida forecast calls for near normal temperatures through Monday with a warming trend midweek and chances of rain Friday or Saturday.
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Sarasota
Florida
Nationwide Readings Compiled by Associated Press
Across representative cities nationwide readings are compiled by the Associated Press. The report surveys varied measurements and summaries, reflecting regional differences in data and interpretation.
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Associated Press
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