Birth of Jordan’s Crown Prince Abdullah
King Hussein of Jordan announces the birth of a baby boy named Abdullah to his British-born wife Muna al Hussein. The prince weighed 8 pounds 13 ounces and was born at 5 27 a.m. The coronation child inherits no succession rights for daughters. King Talal’s 1951 deposition and history frame the monarchy’s modern line.
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Amman, Jordan
Hussein
Jordan
Muna al Hussein
Abdullah
Dina
Britain
King Talal
U S Keeps Lead In Nuclear Powered Ship Program
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress in the nuclear powered ship program. The United States maintains a long lead as 65 atomic engined warships and a merchant ship are operating building or authorized for building, with atomic craft already at sea.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet Union
AEC
Congress
Welch Asked To Support Red Charges
Justice Department asked John Birch Society founder Robert Welch to provide evidence for his Communist in government charges. Welch has not replied to a Dec 8 request from Atty. Gen. Yeagley. The note urged Welch to turn over any facts and sources to the FBI, noting the risk of perjury for denying Communist party membership.
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Washington
Justice Department
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Welch
J. Walter Yeagley
Department
Internal Security Division
Austin
Tex
Yeagley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Communist Party
FBI
U.S
Hearings Set Thursday By Liquor Unit
Five administrative hearings will be held by the State Beverage Dept. at its Sarasota regional office Thursday for alleged violations at private clubs. Thomas A. Lee Jr. will preside. Braden ton American Legion Post and others face gambling device and keeping gambling house charges. Empire Inns Inc. of Lido Beach faces filing date issues.
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State Beverage Dept
Sarasota
Thomas A. Lee Jr
Bradenton American Legion Post
Bradenton Elk’s Lodge
Sarasota Eagles Club
Sarasota Loyal Order of Moose
Venice- Nokomis Elks Club
Empire Inns., Inc
Lido Beach
Four Airmen Found Alive After Crash on Zardkyh Mountain
A U S medical team found four U S airmen alive on Zardkyh Mountain after their single engine plane crashed last Saturday at about 12 000 feet. Bad weather delayed ground rescue but air drops supplied relief provisions. Names of survivors withheld pending ID. Original crew listed Maj Donald A Carder pilot Col Walter M Vann Lt Col Walter R Johnson Capt Daniel L Knotts Spec 5 John E Porter.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Zardkyh
U.S. Defense Department
Dizful
Donald A. Carder
Rayville
Walter M. Vann
Monroe
N.C
Walter R Johnson
Baldwin
N.Y
Daniel L Knotts
Atlanta
John E. Porter
Springfield
Ill
Kovacs Mother Sues Landlord Over Locked Apartment
In Los Angeles, Ernie Kovacs' mother files a $12,000 suit alleging landlord Jerry Nathanson locked her out of her $180 rent apartment five days after Kovacs died in a car crash. Nathanson denies wrongdoing. he says she had given notice to move.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ernie Kovacs
Kovacs
Mrs. Kovacs
Ernie
Orbit Of Glenn Still Scheduled Despite Outlook
Space officials prepared for John H. Glenn Jr. to orbit Earth Thursday as weather prospects remained uncertain. Officials planned one to three orbits between 7 30 a m and 12 30 p m EST while monitoring clouds over the launch area and rough Atlantic recovery seas. Madame Eugenie Petain widow of Marshal Petain died in Paris at her apartment after years in retirement.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Atlantic
Bermuda
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Powers
Madame Eugenie Petain
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Vichy France
Paris
Madame Petain
Petain
le d’Yeu
France
Kennedy urges speed on urban department plan
President Kennedy asks Congress to establish a new Department of Urban Affairs headed by Robert C. Weaver to coordinate federal housing urban renewal and community facilities. He says neglect of cities endangers the nation and cites support and opposition from Republicans and Southern Democrats.
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Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Robert C. Weaver
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Weaver
Collins Credits NAB Strides in Reducing Violence on Air
LeRoy Collins president of the National Association of Broadcasters says radio and TV are making progress in cutting violence for violence sake and improving coverage of news and events. He notes separate codes for radio and TV, praises ethical gains, and highlights plans to expand the NAB Code Authority led by Robert D. Swezey amid a five day Far Horizons meeting in Sarasota.
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Florida
LeRoy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Sarasota
Collins
NAB National
Longboat Key
Far Horizons
America
Robert D. Swezey
WDSU
New Orleans
NAB Code Authority
Swezey
NAB
Federal Communications Commission
Code Authority
Bank director and cashier held over $397,984 shortage
Exeter, Pa. FBI arrest director and cashier in a case involving false entries to cover checks without sufficient funds. August J. Lippi, 59, former bank president and UMWA District 1 head, and George J. Daileda, 55, cashier, faced federal charges under the Federal Reserve Act with hearings and bail set.
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Exeter
August J. Lippi
First National Bank of Exeter
Lippi
District 1
United Mine Workers Union of America
FBI
Washington
Federal Reserve Act
George J. Daileda
U.S
John Mullhall
Pittston
Fred A. Frodbose
Philadelphia
U.S. Atty
Bernard J. Brown
Daileda
Ettore
Plaza Restaurant Serving Sarasota 32 Years
The Plaza Restaurant marks 32 years serving Sarasota with a long running dining tradition. Local patrons, longtime staff, and city officials celebrate milestones and community ties.
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Plaza
Sarasota
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