Kennedy McNamara Meet Over 51 Billion Defense Plan
President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara spent about 22 hours reviewing the 1964 military budget in Palm Beach. They weighed projects for priority as outlays rise toward a peacetime high, with Skybolt missile plans sparking debate among generals. Kennedy also met Golda Meir on UN matters and Middle East tensions.
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Frank Cormier
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Atlantic
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Skybolt
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Defense Department
ABC
NBC
CBS
Congress
Pentagon
Golda Meir
United Nations
New York
Middle East
Israel
Government Eases Up Rules on Expense Living
The government issues a final rule easing the expense account crackdown effective Jan 1. Taxpayers must keep day by day travel and entertainment records, but per diem allowances up to 25 dollars bypass itemized proofs. A 90 day grace period is offered for bookkeeping shifts with full implementation guidance forthcoming.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
IRS
New York
Palm Beach
Congress
PSEA Opens Annual Convention Sets Education Budget Goals
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania teachers groups push for state aid increases salaries and expanded postsecondary options. Joint Action Committee of PSEA PSDSA and PA Congress of Parents and Teachers outlines costs and plan during SEA 110th convention with 1000 delegates. Roy W Brandau elected president a Garden Spot High School teacher.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pennsylvania State School Directors Association
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Associated Press
the Sea
Department of
SEA
Saylor Addresses "Whats Wrong With America" in Somerset
Congressman John P. Saylor spoke at a Somerset joint meeting of service clubs on the theme What’s Wrong With America. He tied his talk to the Declaration of Independence, praising the signers for risking their lives for liberty and the right to worship and conduct business as they choose.
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John P. Saylor
Somerset Service Clubs
America
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Somerset Jaycees
Somerset Rotary Club
Educator to Review Talents of Candidates for Police Chief
Gov elect Scranton names A F Brandstatter head of MSU School of Police Administration to review administrative talents of police commissioner candidates. Brandstatter will assess police administration background and intervene before the three person selection board sees applications. About 90 applications reported for the $20 000 a year post. No clear favorite to replace Frank C McCartney.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Michigan
A. F. Brandstatter
Michigan State University
School of Police Administration and Public Safety
Brandstatter
Scranton
Frank C. McCartney
Hiroshima Survivors Live With Death Mindset Says Lifton
Yale psychiatrist Dr. Robert Lifton reports Hiroshima hibakusha, about 90 000 survivors, bear a slow personality tied to death. In a 17 year study, he notes their memory of the blast and later radiation sickness shapes identity and outlook.
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Philadelphia
Hiroshima
Robert J. Lifton
Yale University
Lifton
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mrs Kline And Daughter Injured In Auto Mishap
Isabel Kline and her 15 year old daughter Alicia were treated at Somerset Community Hospital after a 1:45 p.m. crash on Route 53 near the borough. Fred Ross, 67, of Friedens was admitted. Ross allegedly crossed the center line and collided with Donald Mumbray’s car, injuring Mrs Kline and Alicia. Damages were estimated at 1000 dollars for Ross and 1200 dollars for Mumbray.
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Isabel Kline
Alicia
Somerset Community Hospital
Somerset
Fred Ross
Friedens
R. D
Ross
Donald Mumbray
Altoona
Families rush as 922 released Bay of Pigs relatives sail to Florida
In Havana a crowd of relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners flocked to the Cuban Families Committee to register under Castro's terms for relocation to Florida. The 922 aboard the African Pilot form the first group of a ransom deal that freed 1,113 prisoners for 53 million dollars in food and medicines.
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Havana
Cuban Families Committee
Fidel Castro
Florida
Castro
Miami
Red Cross
Cuba
Jose Delgado
Roman
U.S. Air Force
Care of Children Costs in Somerset County November
Somerset County reported total November expenses for child welfare including care, education and staff costs at about 8 745 dollars. Costs for 24 county-supported training school children outside the county were 4 032 29 dollars and foster home board for 82 children totaled 2 282 66 dollars with a 74 clothing allowance.
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Somerset County
William Wolfe
The
Children’s Aid Society
Kennedy to greet 1113 freed Cuban prisoners at Orange Bowl
President Kennedy plans a Saturday visit to Miami to address 1113 freed Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners at a ceremony in the Orange Bowl. The delegation spoke at the White House and handed Kennedy the brigade flag carried in training and on the beach. Manuel Artime said Kennedy spoke of a free Cuba and the group vowed to return.
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Alm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Miami
Orange Bowl
White House
Jose Perez San Roman
Pierre Salinger
Ornado Oliva
Bay of Pigs
Brigade 2506
Oliva
Castro
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Artime
Arume
David Lawrence Plans Return to Pittsburgh After Leaving Office
Governor David L. Lawrence said he will return to Pittsburgh after his term ends next January to write books spend time with grandchildren and stay active in politics He will continue as national Democratic committeeman for Pennsylvania He attributed unemployment and industry attraction to broader political factors and criticized Republican leadership for past issues.
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Philadelphia
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Prisoners To See Kennedy In Miami Welcome
Nearly a thousand relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners arrived on an American freighter from Cuba and were reunited with the former captives in Miami. A delegation said President Kennedy would review the prisoners at the Orange Bowl Saturday at 10 30 a m. another shipload may follow.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Kennedy
White House
Palm Beach
Orange Bowl
Jater
United States
Port Everglades
Here
Fidel Castro
Two Children Injured Skiing At Somerset Hospital
Two eight year old children were admitted with broken legs after skiing incident. Heidi Tarver of Chevychase Maryland and David Allen of Pittsburgh were treated at Somerset Community Hospital on Thursday.
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Somerset Community Hospital
Heidi Tarver
Chevychase
David Allen
Pittsburgh
Khrushchev Renews West Berlin Proposal with UN Role
Soviet Premier Khrushchev renews a West Berlin settlement plan in a Christmas Eve letter to Konrad Adenauer. He seeks U N supervision of Western troops, a peace treaty with East Germany, and guaranteed access to Berlin, without a deadline or clear troop status.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Izvestia
Central Europe
U.N
East Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
Adenauer
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