Adenauer urges talks with Soviets on Berlin future
Bonn December 29 AP Chancellor Adenauer, 85, says 1962 may see talks with the Soviet Union over Berlin. He believes no new war will erupt and insists Western allies share a goal of guarantees for free Berlin access. He supports probing negotiations to ease the Berlin crisis and reunification prospects.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Berlinjenz
Kennedy
de Gaulle
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Soviet Union
France
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Khrushchev
Berlin
de Gauile
de” Gaulle
Maurice, Couve de Murville
Washington
G. I
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Adlai Blasts U N Laxity Against India
U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson told President Kennedy that the UN failed to act against India's seizure of Goa and two other Portuguese colonies on the west coast of India. He warned that double standards threaten world peace and the UN's credibility if such actions go unchecked.
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U.N
Goa
Security Council
Stevenson
United Nations
Elisabethville
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Elizabethville
Baluba
Snow Forecast and Paltry Cold in Palm Beach
Weather notes predict light snow tonight and early Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures. Lows expected around 15 to 22 degrees and upper 20s on Saturday. Forecast mentions a public Stevenson's report forwarded from U N headquarters and an accompanying map.
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Palm Beach White House
Stevenson
U.N
New
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Dies at 89 in Washington
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson widow of the President who shaped the League of Nations died in Washington at age 89 after a month of declining health. She cared for her husband after his 1919 stroke and helped screen callers and study papers during his last years. Born Edith Bolling on October 15 1872 in Wytheville Virginia she had no children and was known as Granny Edith to Wilson's grandchildren.
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Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
James Powell
New York
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Chicago
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Potomac River
Francis B. Sayre Jr
Kennedy
Willson
Mysall
She
Editt Bolling
Wytheville, Va
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
Granny Edith
Kennedy Ends Year With Mixed Political Checkup
James Reston weighs President Kennedy as year ends, noting good general health and steady progress but lacking long range vision. He cites Cuba, Khrushchev, and domestic trials, saying Kennedy acts as a tactician focused on manipulation rather than public education or a unifying idea.
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Medical Bulletin
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Khrushchev
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Congo
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de Caulle
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John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Harry Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
James “MacGregor Burns
Burns
Katanga Denies Arms Aid to Secessionists In Congo
Brussels reports Katanga government denies US and UN claims it supplied military aid or engaged in pro Katanga activities. Officials challenge evidence and accuse Washington of interfer ing in Congo affairs while Katanga Foreign Minister Kimba cites tensions over an eight point deal signed under U.S. pressure.
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Belgium
Union Miniete du Haut
Jeune-Afrique Magazine
Tunis
U.S. State Department
G. Menten Williams
Carl T. ‘Rowan
Union
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Rowan
Philadelphia
Michael Struelens
New York
Struelens
Williams
Detroit
Katanga
Congo
United Nations
Union Miniere
U.N
Elisabethville
Ivariste Kimba
United States
Kimba
Moise
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
U.S
Edmund Gullion
Fear Eases In Kuwait Amid Middle East Tension
Cairo reports the Arab League warned it will pull its security forces from Kuwait if British troops return yet Britain’s show of force has eased fears of an Iraqi move. Sayed Nafal of the Arab League said regional forces would not join with British troops, as Congo troops and other forces were deployed nearby. The situation remains tense with mentions of potential shifts in control and regional alignments near the Persian Gulf.
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Britain
Middle East
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CCUM
Congo
Traqi
Abdel Karim
Kassem
Vance
Iraq
Kamina
North
Katan
Persian Gulf
Tension Remains High as Congo and U.N. Await Katanga Action
The Congo government and the U.N. Congo mission wait until January 3 for Katanga Assembly leader Moise Tshombe to decide on adherence to the Kitona accord ending secession. Elisabethville remains tense with Katangan deputies seated and U.N. patrols focused on preventing clashes and looting while awaiting Katanga’s ratification.
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U.N. Congo
Moise ‘Pshombe
Katanga
Leopoldville
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Kitona
Tshambe
Cyrille Adoula
Albert Nyembo
Insuhes
Waliev
Shelter Study Firm Chosen for Illinois Counties
Decatur December 29 Special reports Homer L Chastain and Associates will handle a nine county shelter survey for Perry Franklin Bond Washington Jefferson Monroe and portions of Fayette Madison and St Clair counties. The Army Engineer district will oversee the project with work starting Tuesday.
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Decatur
Mlinois
Homer L. Chastain l
Associates
Chicago
Army Engineers
Chastail Firm
Kennedy plans modernized farm program for 1960s
President Kennedy aims to launch a new farm program designed to use abundance and boost farm incomes. Secretary Orville Freeman says the plan has general presidential approval and will be included in the State of the Union message. Freeman reports progress on civil rights as Robert F. Kennedy notes improvements in voting employment and school desegregation.
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Congress
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White House
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Palm Beach
Air Force
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