Kennedy Names Udall Secretary Of Interior
President elect Kennedy names Rep. Stuart Udall of Arizona to lead the Interior Department. Udall, 40, will head a 50 000-strong agency with a budget over 800 million dollars last year. Kennedy says the post guards America’s natural resources and pledges vigor and imagination. Continued at Page 2 Col 6.
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John F. Kennedy
Rep
Stuart Udall
Arizona
Kennedy
America
Udall
Arizona House
Abraham A Ribicoff
Connecticut
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
State Department
U.N
David Ormsby Gore
Carlyle
Upper East Side
Hulan Jack Convicted in NYC. vows appeal and stay
Manhattan Borough President Hulan Jack was found guilty on conflict of interest charges over a $4,400 Harlem apartment remodel and a related obstruction count. The verdict triggers automatic forfeiture of his $25,000 job, though he plans an appeal and will await sentence on January 16.
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NEW Yop
Manhattan
Hulan Jack
Jack
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sidney J. Ungar
Harlem
Ungar
Board of Estimate
General Sessions
Joseph A. Srafit
Handley Clarke County Game Draws Packed Crowd
LOCAL SPORTS note fans filled the gym after doors opened 25 minutes before tipoff with many turned away. Weather forecast warns of colder tomorrow with snow flurries in the mountains and a touch of sun amid icy winds. The article also notes Orion rising at 7 07 and Aldebaran in the Hyades cluster as winter begins in two weeks. It marks 19 years since Pearl Harbor bombing.
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Handley-Clarke County
Kennedy Baby to Be Baptized at Georgetown Hospital
The infant son of President elect John F Kennedy will be baptized Thursday in Georgetown University Hospital chapel. Father Martin Casey will perform the rite with Mrs Charles Bartlett as godmother and Stanislas Radziwill as proxy godfather. The Kennedys plan a Palm Beach Christmas trip with Caroline already there.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Martin Casey
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Charles L. Bartlett
Chattanooga (Tenn
Kennedys
Palm Beach
Fla
Caroline
Expec
Mrs. Boyd Convicted on Child Placement Charge in Municipal Court
Hilda Boyd of 415 Millwood Ave was found guilty of operating a child placement agency for one child and acquitted on a charge of running a day nursery or children's home. Judge John Rice imposed a $100 fine with $50 suspended. Defense attorney Robe rt K Woltz indicated uncertainty about an appeal. The case centered on Rebecca Smith of Winchester who paid $10 weekly for care until illness halted the arrangement.
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Hilda Boyd
Millwood Ave
John Rice
Boyd
Robert K. Woltz
Rebecca Smith
Winchester
MR. Woltz
Watts
Norman Garrison
Rt. 3
Garrison
Window Breakings Highlight Racial Tensions at New Orleans Schools
In New Orleans, stone throwing at a housing project home of Mr and Mrs James Gabrielle and a threatening letter to Rev Lloyd Foreman mark ongoing resistance to school integration. FBI investigations follow and police push back pickets as 20 white and 1 Negro child enter William Frantz School amid a boycott lull. U.S. marshals escort three Negro girls at McDonough No 19.
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New Orleans
Housing Project
James Gabrielle
Foreman
Gabrielles
William Frantz
FBI
Justice Department
Wsmen
McDonough No. 19
U.S. Marshals
Counties Seek State Police Aid in Baffling Slaying
Peters burg AP Authorities in Dinwiddie and Norfolk Counties move to call in State Police to solve the murder of 47 year old Sadie Barber whose body was found in a wooded lover s lane. Barber was last seen Nov 21 and identified by husband William Barber and son in law Robert Bond. The victim was shot twice and beaten with her hands bound. A freshly dug hole near the scene and jewelry bearing initials RGP are noted as clues as investigators seek where the crime occurred.
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Petersburg
Dinwiddie
Norfolk
Lover’s Lane
Sadie B. Barber
Pringle Dr
Norfolk County
William L. Barber
Robert Bond
Richmond City
Barber
Bond
J. A. Hodges
G. T. Mann
Baaber
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Church Bombing Blamed on Reds in Havana
In Havana a bomb exploded at Our Lady of Charity just after vesper services injuring no one and damaging pews. Church officials blamed Communists amid rising church state tensions and a campaign of anti government violence.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Our Lady of Charity
Viva Khrushchev
Viva Fidel Castro
Msgr
Eduardo Boza Masvidal
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Clodomiro Miranda Mediela
Miranda Mendiela
Seboruco
Escambray
Las Villas
Raul
Armed Forces
Santiago
Cas
Khru schev sidelined by chest cold and fever
Premier Khru schev has a chest cold and slight fever and has canceled official appointments. He is 66 years old and resting at his villa after a busy three week Red summit conference. He reportedly caught the illness Friday while seeing off Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia.
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Moscow
Khruschev
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa on Mail Fraud Charges
President James R. Hoffa of the Teamsters Union was indicted in Orlando Florida on mail fraud charges involving alleged misuse of union funds. The indictment also names Henry Lower and Robert E. McCarthy Jr. for allegedly using more than half a million dollars of Teamsters funds on eight occasions and interstate communications on four other occasions.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Orlando
Fla
Atty
William P. Rogers
Henry Lower
Detroit
Teamsters
Robert E. McCarthy Jr
Bank of the Commonwealth
Rogers
U S Demands Sorin Vacate UN Presidency
The United States urged Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin to drop the chairmanship of the UN Security Council during Congo talks. Wadsworth argued Zorin’s attacks on Dag Hammarskjold and Congo's Kasavubu made him unfit to preside as debates on Lumumba’s release and Mobutu’s disarmament unfolded. The U S position signaled a hard line against Soviet actions in Congo.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N. Security Council
Congo
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Council
Zorin
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Wadsworth
Patrice Lumumba
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Soviet Union
U.N
Valerian Zorin
Belgium
Lumumba
Train Crash Kills Five As Gas Truck Explosion Rocks Nashua
A self propelled diesel passenger car collided with a gas truck at an unguarded grade crossing in Nashua New Hampshire killing five people including the truck owner’s family. Twenty seven aboard the train were hospitalized. Peter Woodbury Chief Judge of the U S First Circuit was treated for minor injuries and released.
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Nashua
N.H
Peter Woodbury
United States First District Court of Appeals
Boston
Concord
Manchester
Anti Noise Ordinance Adopted By Stephens City Council
Stephens City council passed a third reading anti noise ordinance to curb loud disturbances mostly from 7 p.m. to 11 a.m. The city will collect garbage December 10 with curb placement by 7 a.m. Trash collection occurs on the second Saturday of every third month. Street signs will use original street names. The sewer committee was told to ask for designated sleeves or culverts for sewer lines near the proposed Rt. 81 area. All council members were present except Norman Bean and Ray Ewing.
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Stephens City
Lynn Comer
H. H. Harris
Norman Bean
Ray Ewing
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Conde
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Spain
Labor Ministry
Nikita
Hoffa
U. S
Sorin
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Deany
Howard Johnsons
George Washington Hotel
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