State Department Seeks Congress Help to Do Its Job
The article notes the State Department creates an Office of Congressional Relations led by Frederick G. Dutton to secure Congress cooperation. It cites Ellender's Africa trip causing friction and highlights the need for congressional support in shaping foreign policy. Barratt O’Hara backs closer Senate ties, while the department avoids criticizing Ellender.
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State Department
Congress
Secretary of State
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Africa
Department
Independent Nations of
Ellender
Cordell Hull
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Kennedy
Dutton
O’hara
Rep. O'Hara
Bay Crossing Completion Targeted for January 1964
Norfolk AP reports Lucius J. Kellam, chairman of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Commission, expressing confidence the bay crossing will open by January 31, 1964, despite severe weather. Work began September 1960 on the 17.5 mile link between the mainland and the Eastern Shore.
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Norfolk
Lucius J. Kellam
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnels Commission
Bay
Kellam
Operating Engineers Union
45 000 Marines Were Ready to Invade Cuba
Washington AP reports Gen David M Shoup revealed that about 45 000 Marines were prepared to invade Cuba during the October crisis with 100 000 more on fleet ships or shore bases. Pentagon later said over 100 000 infantry paratroops and others were ready for possible action. Shoup praised human approach over automation and vowed to treat Marines as individuals rather than mechanical problems.
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Washington
Cuba
David M. Shoup
Shoup
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Lincoln Shrines Mark Lincoln in Kentucky
Four Lincoln shrines mark the life of the Civil War president in Kentucky. Hodgenville preserves his birthplace cabin, Athertonville hosts the youth home, Springfield holds his grandfather’s cabin, and Harrodsburg preserves the parents marriage cabin.
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Frandford
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
Athertonville
Springfield
Harrodsburg
Norfolk Sailor Charged With Murdering Son
In Norfolk Juvenile Court Judge E A Henry sentenced 25 year old Robert Jack Brown to 12 months in jail for contributing to the neglect of his three month old son John and a six month term for assaulting the infant The man testified he struck the child on the head with a milk bottle because of the crying His wife will have a hearing January 14 on a charge of contributing to the neglect of the baby
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Norfolk
E. A. Henry
Robert Jack Brown
John
Nylon Masked Men Slug Glasgow Postman
A gang of nylon masked men slugged a Glasgow postman with an axe and seized a valuable registered mail cargo. Authorities could not confirm the total haul but said it would run to thousands of dollars. Naknek Lake in Alaska features floating pumice rocks and petrified, vividly marked wood.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Naknek Lake
Alaska
Daily crossword clues and partial fills
A crossword entry listing reads Mongolia as clue 44, Ninth It as clue 45, and Feat as clue 46 with brief puzzle-oriented hints. The fragment shows a themed crossword page with terse clue text and sparse solution notes.
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Mongolia
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Alison Thane
Nancy
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Jedger
Sheriff Tait
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Rob Glasgow
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