Congress clears four major bills including education and defense
The Senate approved four large measures: a 1.56 billion vocational education bill, a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization, a 527 million Manpower Training Act expansion, and a 1.5 billion military construction appropriation. Leaders expect no more major legislation next week, with civil rights and a tax cut moved to January.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
White House
John F. Kennedy
Three Men Arrested In Sinatra Kidnapping Case
Hollywood AP reports three men John W. Irwin Barry W. Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler were arrested on kidnapping charges in the Frank Sinatra Jr case. Bail set at 50000 each. Recovery of nearly all of the 240000 ransom money. Frank Sinatra Sr praised the FBI for the operation.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Frank Sinatra Sr
Nancy
Frank
Nancy Sands
Tina
Washington
John W. Irwin
Holly
Wood
Barry W. Keenan
Los Angeles
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Playa del Rey
FBI
Keenan
Amsler
Los Angeles Federal Building
U.S
Theodore Hocke
Irwin
San Diego
Federal
Betty Marshall Graydon
University High School
Sinatra
Young Frank
Young Sinatra
Harrah’s
Stateline
Continaea
Tin Miners Mobilizing in Bolivia Over Hostages Crisis
Communist led tin miners in Catavi Siglo Veinte mobilize with guards at passes 150 miles southeast of La Paz after President Paz Estenssoro rejects a union wage deal. Vandals threaten a Red massacre while 7,000 striking workers demand the release of hostages held since December 6.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Catavi-Siglo
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Lechin
Oruro
Union Laders
Oft-Doomed Convict Wins Full Freedom
Alvaro Alcorta, once on Texas death row for his wife’s 1955 stabbing, is released on parole after 7 years in prison. He survived 11 death row days and 4 supposed last meals before the Supreme Court reversal and a new 30 year sentence, now freed and working for $1.25 an hour in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alvaro Alcorta
Huntsville
Texas
Alcorta
Ountsville
U.S. Supreme Court
Pocatello Officers Receive Annual Thanks Card Tradition
Pocatello Idaho AP Philip Goldfaden a long time police sergeant in Long Branch New Jersey sent Christmas cards to the Pocatello police department for 30 years. He described in a letter how as a hungry teenager during the 1930s he rode a freight train to Pocatello and found shelter and a hot meal at the station.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Philip Goldfaden
Pocatello
Goldfaden
Long Branch
N.J
Big Four Open Talks In Paris
In Paris, Western foreign ministers begin a three day pre NATO talks ahead of the alliance’s first meeting since President Kennedy’s assassination. Secretary of State Rusk meets France’s Couve de Murville and Britain’s Butler to discuss Southeast Asia Berlin and East West relations.
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Paris
NATO
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Berlin
U.S
United States
Cambodia
Rusk
Britain
Richard A. Butler
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Future Is Seen For Erie Depot
Ohio Development Director George Wilson says the Erie Army Depot near Port Clinton closing could be a blessing in disguise. He cites 550 buildings that could support manufacturing or commercial firms in a ready-made industrial park as his department campaigns to provide jobs for more than 2,000 workers affected by the closure.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Wilson
Erie
Port Clinton
Wilson
OSU Trustees OK Building
Ohio State University trustees authorize $26,652,900 in capital projects funded from the first $250 million bond allocation. Release of funds requires approval by the Ohio Board of Regents and the state controlling board. Projects include Lima branch for 3.3 million and Mansfield branch for 2.2 million.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
OSU
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
State Controlling Board
Lima
Mansfield
Ohio State to Hold December Commencement for 800 Degrees
Autumn quarter ceremonies at Ohio State University are set for December 20. About 800 graduates will receive degrees in the exercises conducted on campus with departmental ceremonies and speakers to follow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
No Court Ban Attached To Christmas in School
Associated Press surveys show Supreme Court ruling against compulsory prayer but not against Christmas in public schools. Officials nationwide report holiday activities continuing with trees, carols, pageants, and Nativity scenes, though definitions of secular and sectarian differ. Colorado adds Buddhist hymn. Illinois notes Christmas as an accepted, voluntary practice with exemptions for pupils.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Spain
Albuquerque
N.M
New York State Education Department
Colorado
Denver
Illinois
Ray Page
United States to Recognize Honduras and Dominican Regimes
Washington reports the United States will recognize the rebel governments in Honduras and the Dominican Republic as they pledge to restore civilian rule within 18 months. Honduras is led by Col Oswaldo Lopez Arellano and the Dominican Republic by a civilian junta after the Bosch overthrow.
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Washington
United States
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Caribbean
Juan Bosch
GOP To Deny LBJ Usual Honeymoon
A handful of Republicans including the House GOP leader say they will not aid Lyndon B. Johnson in the customary honeymoon with Congress after Kennedy's death. They indicate the assassination shock will not soften opposition to the New Frontier agenda.
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Washington
House
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Mine Blast Kills 10 in Southwest Japan
Ten miners were killed in a coal mine explosion Friday night in southwestern Japan. The accident occurred at a local mine and casualties were confirmed by officials.
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Tokyo
Japan
Regents Eye New College
Ohio Board of Regents likely to decide next month on approving a technical program at Cuyahoga Community College. President Charles E. Chapman urged swift approval to start several programs by fall and to purchase more equipment. Decision due January 10 at Ohio State University Columbus. finance director Krabach pressed for specific bond money conditions.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Cuyahoga Community College
Charles E. Chapman
Chapman
Harold W. Oyster
Marietta
Board of
Regents
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio University
Richard Krabach
Dinah Washington Found Dead in Detroit Home
The singer Dinah Washington was found dead in her Detroit home at age 37. Police cited possible overdose of a sedative after a bottle of unlabeled pills was found beside her bed. She had recently married football star Dick Lane and planned a family Christmas celebration.
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Detroit
Dinah Washington
Miss Washington
Night Train) Lane
Prayers Pour In To First Lady After JFK Assassination
Letters arrive daily to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson as the nation mourns President Kennedy. White House says about 500 to 600 letters a day pour in about condolences and support for the new First Family.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
U.S. MAY TUG AT RED CHINA POLICY IN FUTURE
A State Department official said Washington may loosen its rigid policy toward Red China if Beijing moderates its stance toward the outside world. Roger Hilsman urged keeping open the door to change while warning against any military actions by the Chinese Communist leadership.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Red China
Johnson
China
Roger Hilsman
Hilsman
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
White House
Peking
United States
West
Winter Not Official For Nine Days And Frigid Ohio Forecast
Bitter cold grips Ohio with near zero temperatures and scattered snow flurries this weekend. Temperatures today and tomorrow in the teens to low 20s with Toledo 2 above and Cleveland 3 as statewide cold settles in from a slow moving low pressure system.
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Associated Press
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Buckeye
Mercury
Great Lakes
Toledo
Chesapeake
Dayton
Cleveland
Zanesville
Columbus
North Dakota
Dickinson
Miles City
Mont
Nebraska
Chadron
Scotts Bluff
Aberdeen
S.D
Watertown
Marquette
Mich
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Denver
Kirksville
Minnesota
Alexandria
Mason
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jack Rabbit 15 Detained After Foot Chase in Casper
Casper police apprehended 15 year old Jack Rabbit after a purse snatching suspect led Officer David Wolf on a foot pursuit Friday in Casper Wyoming. The case involves a juvenile suspect and an ongoing investigation.
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Casper
Wyo
Jack Rabbit
David Wolf
Weather report for Mrs Ethel H Hayes
The weather card shows a 24 hour forecast ending sunset Friday with a high of 29 and a low of 21 degrees. Partly cloudy conditions and variable wind reported with barometric reading and humidity notes.
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Orthwes
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