Archbishop Poirier Banished From Haiti Amid Clash With Duvalier
Roman Catholic Archbishop Francois Poirier was secretly expelled from Haiti amid martial law and student strikes blamed on communism. He departed for France with only a borrowed dollar, denying the charges. Haitian officials warned of possible excommunication by the Vatican for the expulsion.
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Francois Poirier
Francois Duvalier
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Brittany
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Worldwide Red Conference Nears End After Lengthy Talks
The secret Soviet Finnish session since November 9 reportedly reached main decisions on Red China Soviet tactics with talks potentially ending tonight. Observers note Khrushchev favors peaceful competition while China pushes for war if capitalism remains, though Pravos claims peaceful coexistence guides policy. The visit by Finnish President Kekkonen yielded a 50 year Saimaa Canal lease, uncharacteristic for the USSR, boosting timber exports and signaling Finnish ties to the European Free Trade Area.
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Saimaa
Soviet Union
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One Town Under Water From Thanksgiving Downpour
Western Oregon endures heavy rains as Mill Creek floods Turner and Walsetz with 6.41 inches in 24 hours and towns including Salem area cut by slides. U S highways 101 and 22 blocked by rampaging streams and a 300 foot long slide buried the road. about 50 families evacuated, no casualties reported.
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Salem
West German Social Dems Pick Brandt as Chancellor Candidate
The Social Democrats in Hannover unanimously named Willy Brandt West Berlin mayor as their chancellor candidate for next year’s election. The platform marks a pro West shift, aligning with NATO and allowing atomic arms under certain conditions, narrowing the gap with the Christian Democrats.
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Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
West Germany
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LBJ Finds Concern Over U.S. Aims in Europe Talks
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson said this week in Paris that he has found concern among European leaders about future U. S. intentions. He spoke during discussions with officials from allied nations on postwar policy and Western security.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Furnished 6-room house near OU with gas furnace
Mrs Antornetta on West State Street reports six calls in one day for the ad. The six rooms house features new decoration two baths upstairs with a shower downstairs brick garage gas furnace and a brick garage. Call LY 2-1575 to place ads before 11:00 A.M. Saturday by dialing LY 3-1242.
Cuban Sees No Change as Kennedy Takes Office
President Osvaldo Dorticos of Cuba says he does not expect U S hostility toward the Castro regime to ease under John F Kennedy and notes little initiative from Havana to improve ties. He told New York Times interviewer Max Frankel that Cuba feels largely blameless in the dispute.
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Osvaldo Dorticos
Washington
John F. Kennedy
United States
Dorticos
New York Times
Max Frankel
Ohio Five Day Weather Forecast Highlights
The forecast shows temperatures averaging 3 to 11 degrees above normal in the north and 8 to 12 above normal in the south. Normal highs are 44 in the north and 46 in the south, with normal lows of 30 to 31. Expect mild conditions through Monday, then a dip in temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers Monday and Tuesday bring 0.5 to 1 inch of precipitation.
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Kennedy Hold Steady Popular Vote Margin in Election
Kennedy's national popular vote lead remains 213,502 with 800 precincts unreported as Nixon trails. Illinois Republicans weigh court action to overturn results, citing alleged irregularities after Cook County calls for a recount. Kennedy maintains 300 electoral votes to 31 ahead of final tally.
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Richard M. Nixon
Cook County
Francis X. Connell
Connell
Threatened racial clash fails to hit Montgomery game
Montgomery calm after promised Thanksgiving Day race violence at Tuskegee Institute versus Alabama State College failed to materialize. Five white men were arrested and later bonded as officers moved crowds near Cramton Bowl where Tuskegee won 12-8. About 8000 Black spectators attended without incident.
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Tuskegee Institute
Alabama State College
Tuskegee
Alabama State
Drowns In River Near New Cumberland
Wilbur McCoy a 49 year old resident of New Cumberland drowned Thursday night after falling from an outboard motor boat into the Ohio River near the West Virginia shore. His body was recovered.
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W. Va
Wilbur McCoy
Ohio River
West Virginia
Mother Arrested for Abandoning Two Children in Gimbels
Eileen Weiss, age 29, was arrested in New York on a charge of abandonment after leaving her two children in the toy department of Gimbels.
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Eileen Weiss
Gimbel’s
Toy Department
Kennedy Jr Born To John F Kennedy Elect Parents
President elect John F Kennedy and wife Jacqueline welcomed a son weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces with a shock of black hair. The birth prompted live radio updates as Kennedy traveled from Florida to Washington and visited his wife at Georgetown Medical Center. The baby was named John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr and is the couple’s first son. daughter Caroline is nearly 3.
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John F. Kennedy
Florida
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Jacqueline
Kennedy
Georgetown Medical Center
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Caroline
Palm Beach
Fla
Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Toll Tops 188 Deaths
The Associated Press reports 188 people died during the extended Thanksgiving weekend with 135 traffic fatalities and 53 other deaths in fires and miscellaneous incidents. Solid weather lured millions onto roads though NSC did not estimate overall holiday deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Patrol Seeks Suspension of Youngstown Right of Way Appraiser
Ohio highway officials ask for a 30 day suspension of Nick Castor of Youngstown pending a patrol investigation into removal of materials and equipment from demolition sites. Gov DiSalle hints further actions possible as probe investigates whether proceeds from sales reduced project costs.
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Everett S. Preston
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Bombings in Havana Injure One as Explosions Hit City
Ten small bombs exploded across Havana overnight in widely separated areas. A police patrol found a further bomb that had not exploded. One man was injured by the blasts.
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Churchill Home After Back Injury Recovery
London report says Sir Winston Churchill is rapidly recovering from a back injury and is well enough to indulge in two preferred luxuries, cigars and Scotch whisky.
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Sir Winston Churchill
TIROS II Satellite Receives Mixed Report Card
Government scientists rate the new weather satellite TIROS II. The infrared heat balance work is excellent while cloud cover photography is only so-so because the large camera underperforms. The satellite was launched from Cape Canaveral and NASA notes the infrared equipment is functioning well.
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Plane Search Resumes Near Manila for Missing Flight
Planes and ships search again for the missing aircraft with 33 people aboard. The pilot last reported position about 100 miles southeast of Manila on a flight originating in the central Philippines.
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Philippines
Special Ohio Legislature Session Urged by Governor
Columbus reports Gov. Michael V. Di Salle requests a special legislative session as unemployment is expected to rise for several weeks, prompting action to address the state economy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Russian Patriarch Alexius begins pilgrimage to Middle East
Patriarch Alexius of the Russian Orthodox Church departed on a pilgrimage to the Middle East, starting a journey that will visit several holy sites and strengthen church ties in the region.
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Moscow
Alexius
Middle East
Ohio Jobless Benefit Fight Ties GOP in Special Session
In Columbus Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle presses a special session on extending jobless benefits as Republicans, in the lameduck senate, face a bind. DiSalle offers an emergency extender similar to 1958, with a short term plan expiring in March. GOP decisions at the session could shape control of the 104th General Assembly.
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Michael V. DiSalle
104Th General Assembly
GOP
Disalle
William O'Neill
Ohio Thanksgiving traffic deaths near one every four hours
During the first one third of the 102 hour Thanksgiving period in Ohio, at least five people were killed on highways. The Associated Press tally from 6 p m Wednesday to midnight Sunday showed 26 traffic deaths, 8 fire deaths, and 7 miscellaneous accidents totaling 41. The rate neared one fatality every four hours for traffic alone and about one every seven hours overall. Two fire deaths and one miscellaneous fatality were also recorded.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ruling On Bourbon Name Applies to U S Whisky
The International Federation of Wines and Spirits ruled that the term bour bon may be used only for whisky produced in the United States. The decision defines where the name can apply in the industry and clarifies labeling standards.
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Paris
International Federation of Wines and Spirits
United States
Pope John XXIII Celebrates 79th Birthday at Vatican
Pope John XXIII marks his 79th birthday in Vatican City with Mass and private audiences. The pontiff, born in 1881, continues to oversee church affairs from the Vatican amidst ongoing global concerns.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Thanksgiving Prayer Answered For Boy Trapped In Hole
In Gilroy California a two year old boy Todd Duncan fell into a narrow eight by fourteen inch hole at a motel. After five hours rescuers drilled a three foot shaft and pulled him free. He was cleaned and fed a turkey dinner and his family expressed gratitude.
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Calif
Todd Duncan
Marvin E. Dun
Gardena
Todd
Duncan
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