Rusk vows no deals over Berlin at NATO session
Paris December 13 AP secretary Rusk told a NATO meeting that the United States will not negotiate a deal with the Soviet Union that would threaten Allied rights in West Berlin. He urged maximum Western unity while noting French suspicions toward Soviet talks and warning of Communist exploits in Europe.
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Clale Leamass
Armerica
United States
Berlin
Rusk
NATO
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U.S
Maurice Couve de Murville
Washington
East Balaguer
Germany
Europe
China
Kremlin
Rusky
Dominicans Split Over Dictatorship Risk After Talks Fail
News from Santo Domingo reports the collapse of talks between President Balaguer and opposition, fueling fears of a new dictatorship either on the left or right. Navy patrols and suspected weapons shipments from Haiti feed tensions as factions debate future power and the army’s loyalty remains pivotal.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominicans Republic
Joaquin Balasuer
Rafael Trujillo
Fidel Castro
Guard Units Face Slash in Washington Plan
The Kennedy administration weighs a politically sensitive move to cut eight or ten Army National Guard and Reserve divisions. Backers say reshuffling would boost remaining units toward full strength for possible active duty, while current guards number 27 divisions with two on active duty and 10 reserve divisions. Guard and Reserve associations plan to lobby Congress to block the plan.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Sunltes
Uniay
National Guard and Reserve
Early signs of anti Balaguer unrest echoed Latin ties
The report notes early anti Balaguer actions with attacks on alleged informers, likening them to Batista era purges and Castro era suppressions. It highlights the 14th of June group, a youth led antigovernment faction framing its name from a failed 1959 invasion attempt by nearby forces.
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Trujillo
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Vatican Weekly Santa Attack Sparks Debate
A Vatican City AP report notes a Vatican weekly editorial condemns Santa Claus as an \"insidious\" de sacralizing figure. It argues Santa replaces the Christ child in children's fantasy, offending believers and substituting sacred imagery with a grotesque caricature. The piece reflects tensions over tradition and modern reinterpretations.
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Santa “Claus
Tiiidis
Syitch
Fana
Father Pirral
Jesus
Santa Claus
Vatican
Christ Bofana
Rockefeller Denies Report on Political Plans
New York December 13 AP Rockefeller denies reports he plans to leave public life. A statement authorized by his press secretary says he will complete his current term and seek reelection next year. He scheduled a New York Albany conference December 27 to map 1962 campaign strategy as GOP leaders support his plan.
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Rockefeller
Albany
U S Opposes British Policy on Congo Cease Fire
The United States rejects Britain's push for an immediate Congo cease fire, urging no halt until U.N. objectives and defensive positions are secured. Undersecretary George W. Ball framed the differences as honest, noting U.S. support for a later cease-fire once the U.N. goals are achieved.
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United States
Britain
Congo
United Nations
George W. Ball
Ball
Dean Rusk
Paris
U. N
U Thant
Katanga
U.N
Jearler- Moise Tshombe
U.S
United’ Nations
Rockefeller Divorce Dilemma Shapes 1984 Campaign
The article states Rockefeller's decision rests on the belief his looming divorce from Mrs. Rockefeller would hinder his bid for the Republican nomination and likely jeopardize defeating Ted Kennedy in 1984, given Kennedy's entrenched position.
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Rockefeller
F . Kennedy
Eichmann Trial as Israel Demands Death Penalty
The Israeli attorney general presses for the death penalty for Adolf Eichmann after a wartime mass murder verdict. Eichmann defends himself claiming no mercy, while his defense urges clemency, insisting the blame lies with political leaders and asserting he is not a monster.
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Jerusalem
al Ésrael
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Biehmann
Gideon. Hausner
Richmiann
General Attack Begins in Elisabethville as UN raids intensify
Swedish U.N. jets bombed the Lido Hotel and resumed a general assault on Katangan forces in Elisabethville. The attack followed a morning strike with rockets as Katanga troops moved toward the capital from the north. Globemasters ferried 700 Ethiopian troops, lifting UN strength to about 4500, while additional supplies and jeeps were airlifted.
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U.N
Lido
Katanga
Brussels
Elisabethville
Moise’ Tshombe
Wresh
Europe
Radio Robot Circles Globe
Vandenberg AFB Calif Dec 13 AP Oscar ten pound radio robot orbits the world keeping contact with radio amateurs from Byrdland Antarctica to Kodiak Alaska. The orbiting satellite launched Tuesday aboard a Discoverer vehicle about 90 minutes later transmitted the four dots and two dots spelling hi in Morse code.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Oscar
Byrdland
Antarctica
Kodiak
Alaska
Kennedy to Visit Venezuela Colombia On 6370 Mile Trip
President Kennedy will cover 6370 miles by air and road on a weekend swing to Venezuela and Colombia. He plans two major speeches and private talks with Presidents Betancourt and Lleras Camargo, joining in Alliance for Progress ceremonies as his aide Bowles joins him. Riots are deemed unlikely despite past tensions, with security measures in place for a smooth visit.
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Washington
Dee
Kennedy
Venezuela
Colombia
Caracas
San Carlos Palace
Bogota
Romulo Betancourt
Alberto ‘Lieras Camargo
Alliance For’ Progress
U. S
Latin’ America
Chester Bowles
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Ndéon
Hico
Luis Munoz-Marin
Marcos
Perez Jiminez
Congress
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tary
Farm Bureau chief attacks labor labeling anti labor tactics
Fleming told a general session of the American Farm Bureau Federation on the third day of its annual meeting that well intentioned people can misuse farmers public relations by connecting farmers with unworkable government farm programs. He criticized the Omnibus Farm Bill for handpicked advisory committees appointed by the Agriculture Secretary, not elected by farmers, and urged members to let farmers speak for themselves. He noted 27 state Farm Bureaus gained members this year and 22 met their 1961 quotas, bringing total membership to 600,944. Illinois added 3,096 members, the second largest increase, cementing Illinois as the federation's largest family membership.
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Fleming
American ‘Feirn Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Illinois
American Favre Bureau Federation
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