Kennedy Aides Face Senate Scrutiny as GOP Weighs Tactics
Senate Republicans prepare to question four Kennedy nominees including Adlai Stevenson for UN ambassador and Chester Bowles over foreign policy and Red China. Bowles and Stevenson may become GOP targets while Robert F. Kennedy is expected to win Senate approval as attorney general amid some opposition from Sen. Gordon Allott.
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Algerian Rebels Offer Peace Talks With France
Paris dispatch reports the Algerian provisional government in Tunis offered to negotiate conditions for a free referendum with France. They warned the six year war would continue if De Gaulle proceeds with a new provisional administration. Violence rose as Europeans were killed and a police agent fired on a boy with a toy pistol.
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Tragedy Struck as Air Force Radar Tower Collapses 28 Die
Amid a winter storm offshore New York a six story radar tower collapsed and vanished with 28 aboard including 14 Air Force men and 14 civilian workers. Coast Guard ships planes and the carrier Wasp joined the search. debris and a life ring were found but no survivors. The tower had been under repair after Hurricane Donna damaged it last year.
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Florida Weather Sunny With Pleasant Afternoons
Forecasters expect fair and mild conditions in Florida as a high pressure area over the western Gulf drifts toward the state. Skies are clear with only Pensacola cloudy and Miami foggy in spots. temperatures through Saturday should stay near normal with little change and scattered showers possible mainly in the north.
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Wrong Numbers Sparked Anger Arrest In Phone Booth
Eugene G. Rossetti lost his temper after dialing two consecutive wrong numbers at a pay telephone. He was arrested while smashing windows in the booth and required five officers to place him in a jail cell in Redwood City California.
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Fidel unleashes units against rebels in Escambray clash
In Cuba's Escambray range about 10 000 militiamen reportedly shell rebels and move in on Las Villas province as Castro claims to have crushed mountain activity. Some rebels elude capture amid evacuations while a crackdown on counter revolutionaries widens with arrests and prison terms.
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Violence in Congo as UN forces struggle amid mutinies
In Leopoldville and across the Congo, violence and disorder escalated as Lumumba supporters seize the Manono airstrip and declare an independent state of Lualaba. Mutinous troops trap Belgian paratroopers, while UN forces attempt restraint. At Luena and Ndjili, exchanges of fire occur and Mobutu troops face wage unrest.
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Chiang Kai-shek Kuomintang Wins Island Local Council Seats
Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang party captured 746 of 929 seats on Formosa island city and county councils as votes were counted Sunday. The victory solidifies KMT control across local government.
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Indonesia Signs Red Pact with Soviet on Reactors
Jakarta reports the Soviet Union signed over the weekend a contract to build Indonesia two atomic reactors marking a notable nuclear energy collaboration between the two nations.
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Rebels Capture Ta Vieng and Threaten Laos Capitals
Rebels seized Ta Vieng a key staging base as government forces faced a new Red offensive. Soldiers and civilians dug trenches in Vientiane and Luang Prabang while Premier Boun Oum used US supplied T6 planes to strike pro Communist forces. Government troops were reported moved south amid rumors of capital evacuation denied by officials.
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Stored Polish Treasures Return From Canada
Polish national treasures stored in Canada for two decades were unloaded in the port of Gdynia. The 680 cases were moved from a freighter to three rail cars bound for Warsaw, marking their return home.
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Ike's Budget Proposes 80.9 Billion Farewell Budget
President Eisenhower sent Congress a farewell budget totaling 80.9 billion for 1962 with a projected 1.468 billion surplus. He calls for higher postal rates, gasoline taxes, and a jet fuel levy to finance the surplus. He also endorses adding a White House level secretary for coordination and a new transportation department amid proposed admin reforms.
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Kensington Park Homes opens 14 acre swim club for residents
Advertisement notes a 14 acre Kensington Park Homes swim and country club opening for residents and highlights Sarasota best home values ranging from 12 450 to 19 430 with a contact phone RI 717 3012 for more information.
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Budget A Glance Budget A Glance
For fiscal year ending June 30 1961 1962 income figures show 79 024 billion and 82 333 billion dollars with surpluses 1 468 billion and 79 billion and national debt about 284 900 billion and 283 400 billion dollars. The Associated Press notes shifts in revenue and debt through the year.
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Kennedy Lunches With Evangelist Graham in Palm Beach
President elect John F Kennedy met Baptist evangelist Billy Graham for lunch in Palm Beach amid pre inauguration work. Kennedy announced John M Leddy as assistant secretary of the Treasury for international affairs and prepares a speech ahead of Friday oath. Senator George Smathers helped arrange the Graham luncheon and Kennedy seeks more appointee decisions.
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Two Negro students return to class at Georgia
Charlie Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, the first Black undergrads at the 175 year old University of Georgia, returned to classes in a cold rain after a federal court order prevented further suspension. No protests resumed as the campus reopened following riots sparked by their admission.
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Air Line Workers Strike Grounds Flights in Mexico City
Eastern Air Lines ground staff walked off Sunday causing all flights in and out of Mexico City to be canceled. The union seeks wage increases from 20 to 36 percent while the company offers a 5 percent raise.
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