Deportation of Internet Protested by Local Medical Society
McLennan County Medical Society protests sudden deportation of foreign medical graduates performing intern tasks in Waco hospitals. Protest forwarded to AMA and AHA to urge nationwide revision of a policy restricting alien interns. Local spokesman warns of Soviet domination risk and loss of doctors to Iron Curtain countries.
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McLennan County Medical Society
Waco
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association
Russia
Joint Commission of the
AMA and
AHA
Samseo
Bellmead
BRA
Bellmead Votes on $450000 Bond for Streets and Sewers
Bellmead will hold a bond election April 4 for 450000 to fund eight miles of new streets, storm drainage, and sanitary sewer extensions including areas on Old Dallas Road. Mayor L D O Leary says bonds can be retired from current revenue with no tax increase.
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Bellmead
L. D. O'Leary
Dallas Road
O'Leary
B. K. West
Oke
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temps Across Region
Forecast for the area and vicinity within a 25 mile radius calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions today tonight and Monday. Maximum 62 minimum 34 with a high of 60 on January 13 and a low of 27 on January 4. Rainfall none in 24 hours ending 6 30 p m total this month 5 44 inches normal 2 38 inches year to date 1 13 inches. River stage 161 feet at 7 30 a m Saturday. New moon January 16 at 3 30 p m.
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Briday Gwa. Minee A Hk
Meere
Mieere
Miesee
Merwe
Pyne
Oh Bop
Peer Tod Merwe
Maree
P. Meese
Wace
Serious Problems Unfolding in Temple
Temple faces a cluster of issues as city and school officials contend with street repairs downtown parking, taxes and school separation. Weather delays push back maintenance while new specs promise lasting roads. Downtown parking shortages spark bids on new meters and space management as February bids loom.
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Temple
SPL
Sioners
Brazos River Authority Directors Set Meeting Agenda
Brazos River Authority directors will meet Monday at 4400 Cobbs Drive in regular quarterly session. The agenda includes reports on purchase negotiations with American Canal Company, master plan completion, landscaping of the general office, and updates on Pos Sum Kingdom and DeCordova Bend dam projects.
Off Course Polaris Missile Destroyed From SubmarineLee
A Polaris missile launched from the submarine Robert E. Lee was destroyed by range safety officers after going off course. The Saturday incident followed a Wednesday failure, with the second stage malfunctioning after the 28-foot rocket breached the surface and reached about 12 miles altitude.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Robert E. Lee
Samsco Sale to National Manufacturer Sealed
Samsco, a San Antonio machine and supply firm with branches in Corpus Christi Harlingen and Austin and about 500 employees including 70 in Waco, is sold to Shenango China Inc of New Castle Pennsylvania for 3 million dollars. The deal was announced by C C Krueger son of the founder. The company has a steel foundry and wholesales industrial municipal plumbing builders and marine supplies with assets around 6 million.
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Samsco
Waco
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Harlingen
Austin
Samseo
Hugh A. McIntyre
Brookview
Shenango China Inc
New Castle
Penn
Mitchell to Run for New Jersey Governor Nomination
James P Mitchell, then labor secretary, announced his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Jersey. The move comes as he retires from his federal post.
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Mitchell
Washington
James P Mitchell
New Jersey
A Royal Holiday Dream Carpet Tour Through Europe
A newspaper sponsored Royal Carpet trip offers a dream journey through Europe with all expenses paid. The narrative recalls boarding at Waco Municipal Airport on April 23, 1961, and boarding a jet to Houston for a deluxe pre arranged itinerary.
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Europe
Waco
Houston
Rebels drive government from Va Tiang in Laos clash
Pro Communist rebels captured the Va Tiang outpost six miles southeast of Xieng Khouang driving 1,500 government troops back from the Plain of Jars airfield complex. Western observers doubted a quick recapture as Pathet Lao, Kong Le forces, and rebels struck with mortars and artillery while U.S. supplied planes attacked. Helicopters ferried wounded soldiers and supplied the battleground.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Va Tiang
Plain of Jars
Xieng Khouang
Viet Nam
China
Prince Boun Oum
United States
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Wa Tiang
Hank Egoshi
United Press International
Nam Lik
Vang Vieng
Egoshi
Cuba Alert Continued For 2 Days
In Havana, Cuba extended its island wide invasion alert for two more days to January 0. Prime Minister Fidel Castro signaled possible reconciliation with Washington after Kennedy’s inauguration. Castro avoided claiming success against invaders and referenced use of Guantanamo Bay as leverage for talks with the United States.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Guantanamo
United States
Indus
Gatesville Youth Dies in Hunting Accident
Mike Patterson 16 of Gatesville was shot and killed while rabbit hunting with John Lee Hodge Jr. on the Lloyd Brown Ranch near Plainview. Patterson, a Gatesville High School football tackle, died at Coryell County Hospital after the 20 gauge shotgun discharged as a rabbit was spooked. Survivors include his parents and grandparents.
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Gatesville
SPL
Mike Patterson
John Lee Hodge Jr
Plainview
Hodge
Coryell County Hospital
Young Patterson
Scott Funeral Home
Bill Lamb
Lloyd Brown
Patterson
Winfred Cummings
CW. Walsh
C. B. James
Arnold
Pat) Patterson
Luther Preston
Waco
Neal Patterson
Hogan Lane
Bellmead
Weather Outlook for Waco Warmer and Warmer Skies
Clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures are forecast for Waco today. Heavy fog covered the city for over eight hours from Friday night into Saturday morning, with meteorologist C C Wooden citing cool air and residual moisture from recent rains as the cause.
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Waco
C. C. Wooden
Wooden
Georgia Warns Students Over Demonstrations During Integration
University of Georgia officials issued a stern warning to students that participation in riots or demonstrations could lead to suspension or expulsion as two Negro students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes faced readmission. The move follows rioting after their suspension, while federal judge Bootle ordered their readmission.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia
Joseph A. Williams
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
W. A. Bootle
Soviets charge U S ships tried to stop Soviet tanker
Moscow says three U S warships in neutral Caribbean waters attempted to stop the Soviet tanker Sverdlovsk near Cuba. The Soviet protest to Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson called the actions flagrant violations of international law and demanded punishment and an immediate halt to such incidents.
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Moscow
UPS
Russia
U.S
Caribbean
Sverdlovsk
Cuba
Llewellyn Thompson
West Virginia University names Elvis J. Stahl Jr president
President elect Kennedy names Elvis J. Stahl Jr as president of West Virginia University and secretary of the Army. Other notes mention Eisenhower ban on overseas gold, Laos tensions, Castro, space hopes, Congo tensions, and local Texas civic items.
Eisenhower bans hoarding of gold worldwide
President Eisenhower issued an executive order prohibiting Americans and aliens under U S jurisdiction from buying or holding gold anywhere in the world and required disposal of holdings by June 1 1961 The move aims to curb speculative hoarding that could drain U S Treasury gold reserves Officials say the amount held abroad is small and no price rise is planned but London purchases have added to the drain See IKE Page 6
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U. S
Treasury
Eisen- Roosevelt
Eisenhower
White House
London
Amicable Life Reports Record Assets and Dividends
Amicable Life Insurance, founded 1910 in Texas, shows 1969 assets at 62.3 million up 5 percent from 1968 and in force policies at 14 million, up 8 percent. Dividends declared 1.50 per share totaling 246 thousand. bonuses paid 71 thousand. policyholder payments 3.4 million vs 3.1 million prior year.
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Amicable Life Insurance Company
Franklin Smith
Amicable Life
Johnson Adds Stahr to Top Pentagon Post Secretaries Named
Elvis J. Stahr Jr president of West Virginia University was named secretary of the Army by President Kennedy. The move completes high level restructuring ahead of the new administration as Johnson met with Vice President elect and received briefing on a mysterious missile or space object. Kennedy appointed two former governors to 20 000 a year posts. George Docking and Herschel Loveless received roles in export and renegotiation bodies. Robert J Burkhardt Jr was named assistant postmaster general for facilities.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
West Virginia University
John F. Com
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Defense Department
Soviet Union
Johnson
Palm Beach
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pierre Salinger
Ress
Pacific
Salinger
George Docking
Kansas
Export-Import Bank
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Robert J. Burkhardt Jr
Titusville
Burkhardt
Chicago
Kennedy cabinet team favored by Senate Republicans
Senate Republicans and supporters foresee easy approval for John F. Kennedy’s cabinet selections. Senator Styles Bridges predicted broad Senate backing for the full Kennedy team, while Senator Gordon Allott said he will vote against attorney general nominee Robert F. Kennedy citing inexperience. The Judiciary Committee approved Bobby Kennedy’s nomination amid praise and limited questions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Styles Bridges
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Gordon Allott
Colo
Robert F. Kennedy
Allott
John F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bridges
Russians Weigh Spectacular Space Try Aired Before Kennedy Inauguration
UPI reports speculation that Moscow may launch a high profile space attempt timed with the Kennedy inauguration. A radar tracked an unidentified object with missile traits off Alaska, while claims of Soviet manned space plans and a prior failed flight surface with potential fatalities.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Russia
Defense Department
Air Force
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
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David Netherland Cook
Richard N. Cook
Hillcrest Hospital
Theegional Red Cross Center
North Eighteenth
Commis
Centex
Gerald Frazier
Waco Tribone
Herald
Aladdin
JFK
University
Army
Georgia
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
UN Security Council
Belgium
Congo
Price Daniel
Ben Ramsey
Texas
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council
Smith
Thas
Sal Amicable
FDIC
T. Keith Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Glennan
Paul D. Hickman
Armed Forces Industrial College
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Honolulu
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