Former Defense Dept Worker Charged With Stealing Secrets
Arthur Roddey Reddey, 28, of Falls Church Virginia, charged with theft of government property and fraud after allegedly taking top secret papers to reveal them to the National Security Council. FBI says he lied about possessing documents. case may involve espionage charges. Institute of Defense Analyses in the Pentagon is a contract outfit, not a government unit.
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Pension cut slashes miners' monthly benefits to 75 dollars
Washington December 30 AP The United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund trustees lowered bituminous miners pensions from 100 to 75 dollars per month starting February pay. Over 65,600 retirees are affected. Anthracite pensions were cut earlier to 50 dollars. The fund cites reduced income from a 40 cent royalty per ton. The journal letter from director Josephine Roche notes further reductions may persist until fund income improves. Hospital and survivor benefits remain unchanged.
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Fer warmer for Southern Illinois with mild Saturday
Daily weather report notes fair to warm conditions across Southern Illinois. Tonight will remain mild with increasing cloudiness, low around 90. Saturday expected with 40s by day, cooler at night, yesterday’s low 29 and highs near 42. Sunrise 7:22 a.m., sunset 4:45 p.m. Crab Orchard Lake water 23 inches below spillway at Little Grassy spillway.
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Kennedy Sets Farm Crisis Talks in New York
President elect John F. Kennedy schedules a January 5 conference in New York to address the farm crisis with nine farm leaders at the Carlyle Hotel. He also signals consideration of appointing a world roaming ambassador to liaise with foreign officials.
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Feed Grain Council
Wilbur Smith
American Cotton Producers Association
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National Milk Producers Frederation
Oren £. Staley
National Farmers Organization
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United States
Court Supports Tenant Farmers On Evictions
Cincinnati dispatch reports the U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals granted a temporary injunction to prevent eviction of Negro sharecroppers in Haywood County Tennessee who registered to vote in 1960. The court clarified the ruling does not decide whether the 1967 Civil Rights Act can compel private parties to enter contracts over their property.
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Tent City Growth Sparks Tension in Tennessee
In Somerville and Fayette County Tennessee a Negro tent city grows amid violence and voter rights disputes. A resident was wounded as sharecroppers fear eviction while authorities and Kennedy administration aides discuss federal reform.
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Belgium faces deadly violence in 11 day strike
Brussels reports the first death in a nationwide 11 day strike against Premier Gustav Eyskens economy plan. A 30 year old Frenchman, Francois van der Strappen, was killed amid clashes with police and demonstrators. Socialists and Communists blame each other as violence spreads to Antwerp Mons Charleroi and Sabena headquarters. King Baudouin and the cabinet meet as safeguards and measures are approved.
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