Secret Deal in Ole Miss Case Claims Look report
New York AP December 17 Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett allegedly arranged a secret plan with U S Kennedy to admit James Meredith to Ole Miss according to Look magazine. The article details gun drawn standoffs and staged crowd reactions at the gate, with Kennedy and state officials coordinating a televised breach and Meredith entry.
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New York
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S
Look
Barnett
Gov
Paul) Johnson
University
Kennedy
James McShane
Meredith
McShane
Mississippi Highway Patrol
University Gate
Ole Miss
Florida citrus embargo extends 10 days after freeze loss
Florida announces a 10 day embargo on shipping fresh citrus after 6 p.m. today to prevent sale of fruit damaged by last week's record cold. The embargo lasts until 1 p.m. December 27, followed by a 14 day ban on freeze damaged shipments until 6 p.m. January 1.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Pam
Kennedy Rockefeller clash signals 1964 Presidential race
Kennedy in New York contends New York unemployment and slower personal income growth lag national trends while Rockefeller counters with higher state aid gains and faster per capita income. Both men warn against inflation, favor improved profit margins, and reject deficit spending as a cure for the lagging economy.
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New York
Kennedy
The
Economic Club
National Association of Manufacturers
Rockefeller
New York State
Skybolt Talks Shape British US Missile Dispute
London reports Prime Minister Macmillan, in Bahamas talks with President Kennedy, expressing confidence they will find a way through Skybolt missile difficulties. He flags reassessment of East West positions, urges prudent use of any pause, and notes tensions in Asia with Red China and India.
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London
Macmillan
Bahamas
Kennedy
Cuba
Skybolt
Asia
Red China
India
India Expects Rejection Of Neutral Plan
New Delhi reports India anticipates China will reject Colombo conference peace proposals. Nehru faces terms urging troop withdrawals to the McMahon line while keeping current positions in central and western sectors. Bandaranaike tours Peking as neutrals discuss terms with Beijing and Rangoon.
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New Delhi
India
China
Colombo
Ceylon
Shimi Bandaranaike
Peking
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Indonesia
Cambodia
Burma
Nehru
Peivis
Peiries
Choy En-lai
Bandaranaike
McMahon Line
Tibet
Galwan
Chip Chap
Ladakh
Galbraith to stay as India ambassador during emergency
Washington reports says John Kenneth Galbraith, after conferring with President Kennedy, will remain ambassador to India for the duration of the emergency caused by China’s invasion of India’s northern frontier. He cannot estimate how long in New Delhi, and his Harvard leave expires in April with no definite plans to return.
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Washington
John Kenneth Galbraith
Prope Kennedy
India
Red
China
Galbraith
New Delhi
Harvard University
Warburg
Harvard
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois tonight and Tuesday
Fair conditions prevail tonight with a low in the 30s. Warmer Tuesday with increasing clouds and a high reaching 55 to 62 as temperatures hold steady.
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Southern
Illinois
Decision Cited By Sangamo In Area Case
The Supreme Court declined to review a case like Sangamo Electric Co seeking seniority rights for workers when a plant moves. The Ross Gear case, cited by Sangamo, differs from Glidden where relocation upheld worker job rights. Attorneys for workers plan to appeal, noting contract scope and plant relocation factors in Detroit to Lebanon, Tennessee.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Sangamo Electric Co
Supreme Court
Ross Gear and Tool Co
Sangamo
Pickers
Glidden
Ross Gear
Michilaga
Ross Gear & Tool Co, Inc
Detroit
Lebanon
Tenn
United Auto Workers
U. S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Supreme Court Jet Stands
Douglas
Kentucky
Resistance Falters Among Castro Backers in Cuba
New York dispatch reports mixed Cuban attitudes toward Fidel Castro as peasants resist collectivization. Turkish journalist Goksin Sipahioglu found peasants angry at seizure of lands and note limited public appearances by Castro, with resistance forming but fragmented among rural supporters.
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New York
Justicer
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
L Goksin Sipahioglu
New Orleans Emotions Drive Expanding Mental Health Care
A nationwide shift attends emotional illness with 24 hour emergency clinics and hospital wards for mental care. Stories span a 50 year old man aided at a clinic, a 12 year old boy in school trouble, and a depressed mother treated at a general hospital as communities build facilities, drugs, and therapies to treat mental illness.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Tirst
General Hospital
Philip E. Ryan
National Association For Mental Health
William Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Nan
Menninger
Robert H." Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
Cuba Barter Ship Nears Release Talks on Prisoners
Speculation rises that negotiations for 1200 Cuban prisoners may near a climax as barter for captives linked to a Red Cross aid plan gains traction. African Pilot prepared to carry medicines to Cuba, with voyage to Port Everglades on noon departure. Donovan aide reportedly left New York for possible Washington talks with Castro.
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Washington
Red Cross
Baltimore
Cuba
Baltimore Sun
Port Everglades
Fla
James B. Donovan
New York
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Donovan
Castro
Kennedy to Review First Two Years in TV Interview
President Kennedy plans an hour long television interview titled After Two Years A Conversation With the President. CBS ABC and NBC will carry the program at 530 p m CST and 730 p m respectively. The interview follows a busy week including NATO talks and a meeting with the National Security Council executive committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
CST
National Broadcasting Co
Naional Security Council
Dean Rusk
Paris
America
Atlantic
Pierre Salinger
NATO Council
House
Rusk
New York
Suade
NATO
Sander Vanocur
NBC
William
Lawrence
ABC
George
Burove
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Kosciusko
Here
J. H. Harvey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Paperman
United States
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