Admiral Warns Soviets May Field More Nuclear Subs
A senior admiral said the Soviet nuclear submarine fleet may outpace expectations, with reports of around 10 subs in commission and a push to expand to produce submarines armed with missiles. The United States currently operates 27 nuclear submarines, with plans to grow to 41 including Polaris boats. The article notes U S and allied efforts, Congo reunification, and Latin American unity against Castro, while discussing future naval capabilities and submarine detection advances.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Adm
Jobin W. ‘Thach
Pacific
United States
U.S
Congo
Ateam
WN Place
Tanga
Videl Castro
Kennedy
Elton W. Grenfell
Thach
Navy
Wen
Wode
Unina Theck
Grenfell
Ues
Naval Institute Proceedings
FON
Annexed Area Street Upgrades Move Forward in City Plan
The city will add a seven man maintenance crew and two work units to service annexed areas after streets transfer from the State Highway Commission. Plans include paving dirt streets without assessed charges, negotiating with Duke Power Co. to transfer electric facilities, and funding a major water and sewer program with trunk lines slated for numerous streets in the annexed zones.
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State Highway Commission
Unt
Duke Power Co
Robinwood Rd
Perry St
Hoffman Rd
New Hope
Redbud Drive
Armstrong Park
Wilkinson Boulevard
Cox Rd
Chapel Ra
Carpenter St
Burt Ave
Melvin Dr
Morningside Dr
Lower Dallas Rd
Auten Rd
Acapules Drive
Leray Ave
Cecille Dr
Rayne-Carter Rd
Pear St
Hemlock St
Modena St
Mauncy Ave
Pamela St
Linda St
Fourieon
Tax Exempt Foundations Face Stricter IRS Reporting
United States IRS announced new rules requiring tax exempt foundations to report detailed information on their finances including salaries stock holdings and all investments and to open reports for public inspection. The changes target smaller foundations and tighten oversight to curb abuses as audits increase and compliance improves.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Ramily
Dallas
Cexefeller
Ford
IRS
Eqnitihudo
Fron Family
Pri
Vate and Company
TRS
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Small Business Committee
Putman
Finn
Goich
Joan
Wal
Windsor Castle Amid Britain Snowbound Freeze
Britons endure the iciest spell in 15 years as Windsor Castle and much of Northern Europe shiver under heavy snow. Temperatures plunge, landmarks freeze, and emergencies rise, with towns reporting burst pipes and travelers stranded.
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Thames
Windsor Castle
Britain
Europe
Windsor
Landen
Weymouth
Brietain
Bavarian Alps
Austria
Denmark
Vaenern
Kyance
Paris
Kennedy salutes Cuban exile brigade at Orange Bowl
President Kennedy reviewed the Cuban exile brigade in Miami’s Orange Bowl addressing about 30,000 exiles. He pledged no promised invasion while urging readiness for a free Cuba, praised the exiles, and received folded colors from wounded veterans as he spoke of a future Cuban liberty.
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Kennedy
Miami
Fla
Cubs
Cuba
U.S
Orange Bowl
Nemely
Kenneily
Bri
Castro
Suldin
Christma
Ian Families Committee
Ami
New York
James
Fen
Madine
Lincoln Court
Thomas
Cruz
United States
Bec
Chiba
Jose Antonin Fchevarria
Pinar Mo Tiohaw
Teld Vie
Prismier
Kenedy Ids
George Oscar
Hermandes
Amer
Rolando Novoa
Juan Figu U
Tose San Roman
Bsinger Lica
Castro free more prisoners in Cuba talks says Donovan
Donovan said Castro would release more Bay of Pigs prisoners under private terms with U S. relief shipments and Red Cross aid aboard ships from Cuba. He described a plan for up to 3500 relatives to join released prisoners in the United States while stressing the negotiations were private and not government driven.
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Ty Robert T. Gray
Slacid
Donovan
Bay of Pigs
United States
Cuba
Fidel
New York City
Custeh
United Hatinas
Boravan
Upstate
Castro
Hatkia Anova
Casan
They
Ronaven
Eastre
le Af
Donyvan
Cole
Ree
Dossan
Justice
State Departments
Nord
Danaven
Will Open Up In Space 4000 Pound Satellite
The space agency announced plans for a heavy 4000 pound micrometeorite satellite to open in space exposing about 2000 square feet of surface. NASA aims to launch via Saturn rocket during a later Moon mission effort and will test reentry with a hy prototype. The project anticipates a year or longer orbital lifetime with proposals due January 18.
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Vern Waught
Washington
Space Agency
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sabien No
NASA
Lan
Marshal Spare Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Skybolt test praised by Air Force brass amid critique
The Air Force stated Skybolt successfully met all test objectives and flew its full mission range to the target area. Critics question whether an impact was achieved without a reentry test, while a final report on initial results was due mid January.
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Eton
Hie Force
Defense Department
Air Fasce
Cue Canaveral
Khybolt
Satuday
Remaics
Air Force
Bulik
Air Force Constant
Two Found After Lost All Night
Two youths, Norwood Hollitscm and Randall Williams, were found after an overnight exposure along Cape Hatteras. Hollitscm, unconscious, was airlifted by Coast Guard to Elizabeth City hospital for treatment. Williams was treated and released at Cape Hatters Naval Facility. They had disappeared Friday while riding new Christmas bicycles near Prisca Road in heavy winds.
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Hatteras
Promi Jak
Norwood Hollitscm
Aid
John Robinson
Mishel
Coast Guard
Mantes
Miles Northis
Aanbulace
Eliabeth City
Young
Kattinson
Randall Williams
Bunyan Willams
Cape Hatteras Naval Facility Inc
Vare County
Frank Ca
Fritz
Niles
Prisca
Sandy Road
Hees Forest
Berlin Talks Prompt Fresh Khrushchev Formula
Western diplomats say Khrushchev’s new Berlin plan delays troop withdrawal and seeks a staged settlement. The proposal would keep Allied garrisons under wartime rights, define troop duration, and involve UN guarantees while replacing NATO flags with a single World Organization banner in West Berlin.
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Amscow
iKhrutshchev
Berlin
Khrushelev
United States
Britain
France
Berkus
Sithe
Thabate Kloushetov
Iva Caritas
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
United Nations
West Berlin
West
East Snow and Ice Weather Across the South and Northeast
A storm brings snow sleet and freezing rain to the East and South with scattered snow in the mountains and cold windy conditions. Hazardous driving and skidding incidents are reported from western Pennsylvania to Virginia and Delaware. The storm is projected to move northeast toward Cape Hatteras with an arc of precipitation and lingering cold air into Sunday night.
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Sere Ste Florries
North Carolinas
SUISY
Gentus
Pest Aml
South Carolina
Waystay
Vie
Pennsy
Viginia
Morstern
West Virginia
Delaware
Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Cape Hatteras
Ste Obl
Seabo
Canada
Devils Lake
Mined
Appalachians
Lahiyette
Wall
Warner
Kennedy Goes Swimming Off Florida Coast in Shark Encounter
President Kennedy joined a sports fishing party aboard a yacht off Palm Beach Florida. The group reportedly hooked several large sharks, including a brown sand shark about six feet long. Kennedy and friends observed the marine activity as they sailed back toward Miami Beach, amid chatter on marine radios.
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Frank Cormier
Palm Beach
Flan
AP 4
Kornevdy
Ping
Ananth
Tis
Mator Collixer
Iheart the
Marine Radio Aivesage
Peter Lawford
Mrs. Senmedy
Lee Radsiwill
Walter
Mihoah
Kennedy
Rede
Miami
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