Life starts publication of Khrushchev memoirs
Life magazine published the first excerpt of Khrushchev memoirs depicting Stalin as a ailing man living in fear of assassination. Khrushchev said Stalin would be tried and punished if alive, and cited his own rise to power with Stalin and his wife. Svetlana Alliluyeva questioned the memoirs' accuracy. The piece notes Khrushchev’s critique and the source ambiguity.
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Life
Khrushchev
New York
UPI
Josef Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Life Magazine
Khrushchevy
Little, Brown and Co
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Peters
the Times
Stamp landing reenacted for Pilgrims 350th anniversary
In Plymouth Mass stamp collectors mob Memorial Hall for first day issues of the 6 cent 1620 landing commemorative. Descendants in period dress reenact the Mayflower Compact aboard the Mayflower II. Provincetown officials note Plymouth gets the spotlight despite Provincetown being first to land.
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Plymouth
Mass
UPI
Plymouth Rock
U.S. Postal Service
Provincetown
Plymouth Memorial
Francis P. Shea
Nancy Merrill
Chrysler Museum
Bay
Memorial Hall
Israeli leaders clash over peace talk conditions
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan and Foreign Minister Eban are at odds over terms for resuming Middle East peace talks. Cairo sources report Egypt and Syria may meet soon, and Amman reports a Jordanian guard killed amid renewed fighting. Eban argues the canal remains the recognized border and opposes yields for fragile arrangements.
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United Press International
Moshe Dayan
Abba Eban
Middle East
Cairo
al Ahram
Mahmoud Riad
Suez Canal
U.S
William P. Rogers
New York
Israel
United States
Amman
Arab Truce Commission
Damascus
Egypt
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Hafez Assad
Assad
Eban
Dayan
Rogers
Safety Council warns of holiday traffic carnage
CHICAGO UPI The National Safety Council estimates 670 to 770 Americans will die in traffic accidents over the four day Thanksgiving weekend. NSC president Howard Pyle notes last year 696 died and cautions drivers to prevent a repeat. Injuries projected from 29 000 to 34 000 over the 102 hour span. Pyle adds year to date traffic deaths run about a thousand fewer than last year.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
NSC
Pyle
Four Canadians charged in $15,000 Derby bank robbery captured
Canadian authorities reported the last of four suspects, Raymond Belleville and Daniel Pruneau both 19, were arrested in Canada. Two others, Camille Pruneau and Norbery House, were already captured. Indictments followed the March heist at the National Bank of Derby Line. Extradition is expected after Canadian charges are resolved.
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DERBY
UPI
Raymond Belleville
Sherbrooke
Que
Daniel Pruneau
Beebe
Canada
National Bank of Derby Line
Camille Pruneau
Norbery House
South Burlington man arraigned in motel robbery
Thomas Rood, 38, held without bail at the Regional Correctional Center, to be arraigned in Vermont District Court for the armed robbery of the Sheraton Motor Inn on Williston Road. He allegedly threatened the night clerk, took 153 dollars, and was arrested after police searched his Essex Junction room.
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Burlington
API
South Burlington
Thomas Rood
Regional Correctional Center
Vermont District Court
Rood
Essex Junction
Sheraton Motor Inn
Williston Road
Vermont teen gets consecutive four-year heroin sentences
Randy Allen Dahl, 19, of Burlington, was sentenced to two concurrent four-year prison terms after being found guilty in Vermont District Court of selling heroin. He was among about a dozen people arrested in September in a series of drug raids.
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Burlington
UPI
Randy Allen Dahl
Vermont
Dahl
Albany Firefighter Remanded After Alleged Assault on Officer
An Albany firefighter, Charles Breslin, 36, was remanded to Albany County Jail after arraignment on charges of assault second degree, resisting arrest, and obstruction of governmental administration. Police say he attacked Patrolman Joseph McAuley during a family disturbance at Westerloo and Franklin Streets. In Troy, the Uncle Sam Mall project, a 51 acre redevelopment bounded by Sixth Avenue, River Street, State and Federal streets, was described as a broad cultural and social effort by architect J G Grazier before the United Urban Ministry at RPI.
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Albany
Albany County
Charles Breslin
Dove St
Albany Fire Department
Breslin
Joseph McAuley
Westerloo
Franklin
Troy
Uncle Sam
J.G
Troy man arraigned after loaded rifle found in car
Gary E. Campbell of 115 Oakwood Ave was arrested for possessing a loaded firearm in his car and public intoxication after police stopped him Saturday night. He was to be arraigned this morning in Police Court. City Manager Ralph A. DeSantis will discuss Troy’s proposed 9.4 million 1971 budget at a public forum at 8 tonight at the Newman Chapel and Cultural Center at RPI. The forum is sponsored by the Rensselaer County League of Women Voters and Trojans for New Troy.
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Troy
Gary E. Campbell
Oakwood Ave
Ralph A. DeSantis
Newman Chapel and Cultural Center
RPI
Burdette Ave
Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
Trojans For
New Troy
Florida bear killing sparks county planning clash
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission leaders condemn the Florida wildlife officer’s bear shot claiming protection of local wildlife. Officer Edwin Lawler says the bear menaced a New England Power Co crew at the Bear Swamp hydro project. A state official notes an incomplete report and notes the bear may have been tamed.
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Florida
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
Karl A. Hekler
Edwin Lawler
New England Power Co
Bear Swamp
Hekler
Statehouse
Ruth T. Alexander
Division of Fisheries and Game
Fire Tears Through Pittsfield Bank Block In 7 North St
A massive mop up followed a gas explosion and fire on the first three floors of a six story Park Square building at 7 North Street, home to Pittsfield National Bank and Berkshire Life Insurance Co. Officials ruled out incendiary causes, citing basement gas vapors as the likely source. Repairs and damage were estimated up to half a million dollars.
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Pittsfield
Park Square
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
7 North St
Pittsfield National Bank
Milo F. Brown Jr
John E. McDonough
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