Kennedy donor Jake Factor Linked to Bipartisan Campaign Ties
John Factor known as Jake the Barber, a 1933 kidnapping victim, and his wife reportedly contributed to both major parties in early presidential campaigns. Records show $10,000 to Citizens for Kennedy, with possible additional gifts to the Republicans. a 1943 pardon influenced deportation and a past kidnapping case involving Roger Touhy.
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UPI
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Citizens For Kennedy Organization
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House of Representatives
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Calif
Bella Factor
Kennedy Organization
U.S. Immigration Service
Roger (the Terrible) Touhy
John P. Barnes
European Christmas Storms Toll Tops 250 Across Europe
A severe European winter holiday storm left hundreds dead by Christmas with Britain recording 37 auto fatalities and London facing its coldest Yule since 1944. Italy Spain France and Portugal reported heavy snow, frozen crops, and transport disruptions as the storm spread from the Alps to the Mediterranean.
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UPI
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England
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France
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Holland
Lisbon
18 Die in British Railroad Tragedy
In Mindsull Vernon near Liverpool England rescuers battled snow and cold to reach victims after the Mid Day Scot express rear collided with a waiting train. Eighteen people died and more than sixty were injured including a U.S. serviceman.
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England
UPI
British Railways
U.S
Mindsull Vernon
London
Glasgow
Birmingham
Relatives of invasion prisoners dock in U.S.
The freighter African Pilot with 922 Cuban relatives of Bay of Pigs captives docked at Port Everglades. The ship, resembling a medical clinic, carried nine measles cases among children and two other patients. Ambulances awaited at the pier as refugees, mostly women and children, looked to start new lives in the United States after Havana to Florida transit.
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UPI
Red Cross
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Fidel Castro
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Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Miro Gonzales Cuevas
Oriente
Cracks appear in longshore strike with port skirmishes
Cracks emerged in the so called perfect strike as two foreign flag freighters discharged perishables in Galveston and Charleston despite ILA picket lines. In Galveston 150 independent union members unloaded 30 000 banana boxes while Charleston faced unclear ILA authority and a halted potato move. The rest of the coast kept goods tied up as talks and tensions continued.
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New York
UPI
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Tex
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S.C
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Maine
Texas
ILA
Brida Thomden
Nana
Virginia
New Orleans
Alfred Chittenden
Louisiana
Thomas W. Gleason
Reds May Soften Charges In Moscow Diplomatic Row
Western diplomats in Moscow believed the Soviet government favored restraint after a mild Foreign Ministry statement. The note criticized embassy activities as incompatible with diplomatic status but did not name the three Americans or demand their departure. Observers saw no expulsion and expected no official action.
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U.S
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Kremlin
Court blocks Elyria move to annex Ridgeville parcel
Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Ninth District in blocking Elyria from annexing 1,396 acres in North Ridgeville south of the turnpike and west of Race Road. The case hinged on timing as North Ridgeville shifted from village to city, with official opposition from local leaders and legal representatives for both sides.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Ohio Supreme Court
Race, Rd
E. Glenn Baxter
Sugar Ridge Rd
Ohio
Baxter
Ted W. Brown
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Jelly
Commissioners
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Kelly
High Court
Secretary of State
U.S
Atty
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Annexation
L. R. Ashenbach
J. C. William Tattersall
Bank robbery arrest in San Francisco with FBI witness
Richard D. Holtan allegedly robbed a San Francisco bank yesterday as an FBI agent stood close by. He was arrested before he could pocket any money, according to UPI reporting.
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Richard D. Holtan
San Francisco
FBI
UPI
Missing 13 aboard Navy seaplane, North Island bases alert
A Marlin P5Mi seaplane with 13 officers and men aboard is missing from North Island Naval Air Station near San Diego California a Navy spokesman said today the search continues for the crew and craft as authorities confirm the incident.
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UPID
Missjange
North Island Naval Air Station
Navy
Guild talks fail as Cleveland presses strike lengthens
The Cleveland newspaper guild and Teamsters Local 473 fail to reach a new contract with the Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer amid a weeklong strike that now marks the city’s longest newspaper stoppage. Guild plans a one page tabloid edition, the In Between Times, to be sold to hotels and stores with about 5 000 copies planned for first run. Negotiations recessed with little progress on union security and a maintenance of membership clause. Talks resume Saturday while the strike continues affecting about 3 000 workers since November 29.
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Teamsters Local 473
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Plain Dealer
Guild
Agai
Teamsters
Kennedy Clamps Down on 1964 Military Budget Plan
President Kennedy met with defense leaders in Palm Beach to decide the fiscal 1964 military budget and review the year's security posture. He also conferred with Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir and, later, Cuban invasion release leaders, as Treasury and defense aides sharpen tax reform and military plans ahead of Congress.
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Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Miami
United States
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Castro
Donovan
Fla
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Golda Meir
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Secretary of Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
House Ways & Means Committee
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