Kennedy Plan to Aid Low in Spirits Areas
A Kennedy task force led by Sen. Paul Douglas prepared a plan to aid chronically distressed regions such as West Virginia coal fields. The proposal includes boosting food aid, temporary unemployment relief, job creation through public works, redevelopment boards, and expanded training and counseling, plus federal contracts directed to needy areas. The report to be released Jan. 3 outlines loans, grants, and legislative steps to lift distressed regions.
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Paul H. Douglas
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Johnson's Friends To Retain Control Of Policy Committee
Sen Lyndon Johnson’s allies plan to keep control of the Senate Democratic Policy Committee. Magnuson of Washington and Pastore of Rhode Island are slated for two vacancies, with liberal leanings and mixed reactions from critics of Johnson’s middle course. Mansfield, Humphrey, Smathers, and others are discussed for roster shifts as the party caucus approaches.
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Lyndon $B Johnson
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Warren G. Magnuson
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island
Senate
Magnuson
Pastore
John
Betts
Paul Douglas
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Minnesota
Will Leveme Ar Camematter
Wilsen
George A. Smathers
Florida
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Georgia
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Robert Kerr
Oklatwing
Cat Haydon
Arizona
Mansfield
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Clair Engle
Calfornia
Philip A Hart
Michigan
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Sen Alben Barkley
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Five vital steps for intelligent decisions in Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest profiles why some people have a knack for the right answer and others struggle. It promises a guide to handling difficult decisions with five essential steps, aiming to help readers improve decision making in January issue on sale.
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Reader's Digest
Favorite Tulips Pattern Promos and Mail Offer
A garbled ad offers tulip themed knitting crochet and embroidery patterns at a price of thirty-five cents. It invites mailing a pattern request to a Daily Mail Arts Dept in New York with name and address, promising 23 designs for home furnishings and kids’ craft items.
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Daily Mail
Mousahod Arts Dept
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New York
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Housenela
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Directions Square
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Chelsea
Tate
Ex-Aide To Symington Named Assistant Secretary Of State
The report outlines career moves of Zuckert, detailing education at Yale and Harvard, service with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and roles in the Air Force and Navy. It notes his association with Symington and Kennedy, and references his family and residence in Pinedale, Wyoming, with career ties to government energy and atomic controls commissions.
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William C. Douglas
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
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Hoover Commission
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Atomic Controls
Government Energy Commission
Pinedale
Wyo
Harry S. Truman
Robert Wine
Matto
Ake Kennedy
China teases nuclear capability says Tokyo expert hears claims
Tokyo University geophysics professor Yoichi Fukushima returned from Peiping with a four week China tour. He cited meetings with scientists and exhibitions but found no evidence of active nuclear plants yet warned that Peiping potentially possesses the advanced tech and system for weapon production.
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Yoichi Fukushima
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Tokyo University
Fukushima
Prayer prayer today for strength to meet world problems
A brief prayer asks for guidance to face overwhelming world problems. The author, Ray H. Stetler of Harrisburg Pa and former publishing agent, invokes patience and divine paths to ascend with faith, ending with an Amen.
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Ray H. Stetler
Harrisburg
Frangelical United Birthren Church
Kennedy to Use TV and Radio for News Conferences
Kennedy plans live TV and radio news conferences after taking office. Salinger says several evening briefings could be broadcast, with networks receptive to airing some or all presidential sessions. The plan aims to reach the public more frequently than Eisenhower’s two‑weekly average.
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Eisenhower
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M. Nixon
Rosenhower
Paris
Domnall
San Francisco
Hagerstown Sewer System Powers and Duties Read in City Code
Local code outlines the city council's authority to operate the sewer system, acquire property, set rents, and compel property owners to connect. It mandates condemnation under state law and requires owners to sewer their properties and seal unused privies, wells, and cesspools. A separate AP report notes a US Christmas corn relief gift to Congo Kasai famine areas.
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Maryland
City of
Waperstown
Hagerstown
Africa
Washington
United States
Kasai
Congo
United Nations
NFL Draft Picks Feature Wide Range Of College Stars
Across rounds, teams select players from Tulane UCLA Michigan Ohio State and many others. Names include Mason, Snead, Lee Aneesen, Guburz, Tarkenton, Barber, and Lamson among numerous backs ends tackles and centers. Trades and acquisitions from Pittsburgh Detroit Baltimore and Philadelphia shape the draft as clubs chase new talent.
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Pheer
Ernst Round
Dlinnesets
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Ashington
Callan
Seema Snead
Oke Fareal
Ruigena
Essais
Lee Aneesen
Martie
Me Reever
Southern California
Lnebecker
Chicago
Mike Tithe
San Francesco Choise
Pittsburon
Jim Jomim
Baltimore
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Sir Louis
Ken Rice
Auburn
Sen Francisco
Eemir Casey
Bowling Greenbach
Cleveland Tehoice
Detroit
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Creaping
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Ilinois
Tom Guburz
Syracuse
St. Luus
Fred Abrans
Michigan State
Pecrrit
Dan LaRose
Missouri
San
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Ron Lakes
Wichita
New Vic
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Syracuse Want
Green Hay
Hon Kostelnnk
Cinecinnatiackle
Cleveland
Ee Nutting
Leora Tren
Philadelphia
Charles Strunee
LSU
Minnesota
Francis Tarkenton
Gtonoa
Squarterhark
Dallas
Steve Barber
Penn Stale Guia
Washington
Dill Wilson
Aphuma
Los Angeles
Harald Beaty
Oklahoma
Claude Gibaon
Carolina State
Pittaburgy
Dick Mulls
Pittsburgh Talkie
Jerry Hil
Wyoming
Philadelphia Choice
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Kim Wright
Memphis Sale
San Francisco
Bill Cooper
Muskingum Park
Nouston
Autwine
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Quaid
Washington Technic
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Chicag
Ernest Ladd
Grating
Baltimores
Ken Gregory
Whitier
St Louis
Roland McDole
Nebraska
Delroth
Hon Martling
Okdahvma
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Dale Messer
Fresno State
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New Yorks
Men’ Fira
Green Yay
Pat Dudley
Miingunta
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Clark Miller
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Willie Hector
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Oregon State
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Penn State
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Rod Smit
UCLA
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Yale
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Peron Era Policemen Tie Refuge Stay Record Abroad
Two ex Peron police officers Juan Carlos and Luis Amadeo Cardoso reportedly set a record by living for over five years in political asylum at the Argentine embassy in Lima. The brothers, accused of brutality and other crimes, continued residence in the embassy basement while wives visited, as debates over political asylum and permissible crimes played out across Latin America.
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Luis Amandeo
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Juan Peron
Luis Amadeo Cardoso
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Victor Raul Haya Se Ea Taree
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Peron
Lima
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Latin America
India
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Home Is The Sailor John Richart Relaxes At Home
John Richart chief engineer on the Pine Ridge rested with his wife in Wilmington Delaware after staying aboard the stern section as the ship split in rough seas off Cape Hatteras. Tugs towed the section into Newport News Virginia yesterday where Richart and several crewmates rejoined him aboard.
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Del
Richart
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Newport News
Skiatook Declines 3 Mill Tax Allocation in Budget
Skiatook Oklahoma with 1700 residents plans to function without county 3 mill tax funds. The 1960-61 budget totals 41865 for operating expenses and relies on surplus and miscellaneous revenue, mostly from town electric utilities, to cover the need.
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Skaitook, Okla
Skiatook
County Excise Board
Crochet Patterns Ad From Daily Tel Listing
An advertisement fragment promotes crochet patterns and craft guides with dozens of designs. It lists pattern numbers, asks readers to send 35 cents and a name and address for mail order, and mentions free instructions and various crafts like embroidering and gifts. The noisy clipping shows promotional style and offers details for pattern purchases from a craft department.
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