China accuses Khrushchev of seeking world domination
UPI reports Peking condemns Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev for betraying communism and pursuing Soviet American domination. NCNA cites People's Daily and Red Flag asserting Moscow aims to collaborate with U.S. imperialism, warning against submission to a Soviet U.S. world-dominant plan.
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Pope Open to Orthodox Leader Meeting in Holy Land Trip
Vatican official says Pope Paul VI is willing to meet Patriarch Athenagoras I during his January Holy Land visit if Athenagoras attends. The Pontiff noted the Orthodox proposal for a Christian summit and mentioned it in a letter to Athenagoras. No pope and Orthodox patriarch have met since 1054 schism.
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Legion May Shift Dallas Conclave To Washington
A Boston Legionnaire proposes moving the American Legion national convention from Dallas to Washington next September. Post Commander Edward D. O'Connor of West Roxbury suggests a Washington pilgrimage honoring President Kennedy.
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Dr. H. H. Bard Dies at 79 Civic Leader
Dr. Harry H. Bard, 79, of Commonwealth Ave and Old Brookville Long Island, longtime treasurer and chief of staff of Hillcrest Hospital, died at his son's home. A Baltimore Medical College 1908 graduate, he helped found Hillcrest and led its growth, including the 1951 move to the Salisbury estate. He served as hospital treasurer since 1941 and headed its executive committee for years.
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Hillcrest
Salisbury
Tor Court
New York City Hospital
Five Day Forecast Sees Temperatures Near Normal
Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging near seasonal norms with continued cold through Friday. A gradual warming trend is expected by Monday. Precipitation is mainly snow, likely Thursday night into Friday, with totals remaining light to moderate.
Brookes Charity Plan Aims to Mine Public Funds
Boston AP. Attorney General Edward Brooke cites a western Massachusetts charity that spent most of its 5900, but only 1790 reached its designated hospitals and patients. He urges bills to require charity registration and ensure 30 percent of donations go to intended causes.
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Attorney General's Office
United Fund
Murder Charged In Lee
Robert P. Moulthrop of Water Street East Lee was charged in District Court with murdering his 23 month old niece Mary Lee Daniels. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued for hearing Tuesday at 9. He will be held without bail at the County House of Correction in Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Flynn says case still under DA review after fatal hemorrhage
Police and district attorney continue to investigate the fatal hemorrhage as assistant district attorney Flynn awaits a final report. Defense lawyers Tamburello and Samuel deny guilt as Moulthrop protests potential prejudice while proceedings proceed.
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Bishop Stokes Calls Special Convocation on Racial Segrega tion
In Boston the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts faces de facto segregation. Bishop Anson Phelps Stokes Jr. announces a special convocation at St. Cyprian's Roxbury to drill into racial integration, inviting ministers to craft parish level integration plans and foster civil rights in the state.
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Bolivian Rebels Attack Minister in Dawn Assault
Rebels attacked Labor Minister Anibal Aguilar Penarrieta’s home with dynamite and gunfire at dawn after a 48 hour ultimatum to release 17 hostages, including four Americans. No injuries reported. minor damage. Both sides paused clashes as a truce formed and miners resumed work. Hostages were seized last Friday to pressure release of three Communist labor leaders on murder and fraud charges.
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UPI
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Oruro
Catavi
Brooke proposes two hour detention law in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke and Rep Albert A. Gammal filed a bill allowing police to detain a person for two hours without arrest if they suspect crime or its imminence. The measure permits questioning, a phone call within 30 minutes, written detention reasons, and authorizes dispersing a three or more person riot or breach of peace.
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UPI
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Alty
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
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Worcester
Day of Kennedy Eulogy Observed by U S Senate
The Senate pauses work for a day of tributes to John F Kennedy after his Dallas assassination. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen prepare eulogies while Hart vows any tribute will match the nation’s grief and support Johnsons civil rights and tax agenda. Memorial services will be bound into a volume for Mrs Kennedy.
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Senate
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Dallas
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D-Mich
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Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
1963 Deer Season Safest Ever In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game reports the 1963 deer season had the best safety record to date with only one hunter hand wound and no misidentification or in-line-of-fire accidents. Season ended December 7 and total deer kills stood at 2,568, including 23 by bow and arrow, as reports remained incomplete.
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Boston
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game
Massachusetts
Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Ends With Return In Bel Air
Frank Sinatra Jr was returned unharmed after a $240,000 ransom was paid. Sinatra Sr held a late predawn news conference outside his Bel Air home noting two calls with the kidnappers and that the boy walked about two miles after being released near a freeway junction. Patrolman George C. Jones found Frank Jr in the trunk of his car as he drove the boy to his mother’s house. The singer said the boy spoke his first words: I’m sorry.
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