Tito Assails Red China and the West in Belgrade
Belgrade news reports President Tito sharply attacking Communist China as a rotten accord creator and labeling Moscow as meddling. He denounced Western bellicosity, urged negotiation over force, and warned Congo and Algeria crises threaten global peace while Yugoslavia maintains ties with most bloc nations except China and Albania.
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Belgrade
UPI
Tito
National Assembly
China
Albania
Marshal Tito
De Gaulle Plan For Algeria Is Attacked
Paris AP reports two political leaders condemned Charles de Gaulle plan to end the Algerian war amid Moslem rioting in Oran. Referendum in January will decide on self government with Algerian majority. Clashes injure several. officials cite a partisan and volatile situation.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
Algeria
Roger Duchet
Felix Gaillard
Fourth Republic
de Gaulle
France
Sailor Killed in RI Pileups on Icy Route 6
A 19 year old Newport sailor died and 13 others were injured, five seriously, in two near simultaneous crashes on icy Route 6 near the Scituate Foster line. A sports car attempted to pass, backed onto the shoulder, then a tractor trailer loaded with 32,000 pounds of coiled steel struck seconds later.
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Foster, RI
Newport
Dally Cole Hill
Scituate-Foster
Attleboro
Soviets To Aid Ghana In Building a Dam
Pravda reports Moscow will aid Ghana to build a dam and a 200000 kilowatt power station on the Volta River under the Cooperation and technical assistance agreement signed last summer. It notes a $40 million loan previously offered but gives no figure for Volta funding.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ghana
Volta
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Accra
Kwame Nkrumah
Khrushchev vows Soviet aid to oppressed in anti colonial struggle
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said the Soviet Union would join oppressed peoples in a decisive struggle against colonialism. He accused colonial powers of blocking the U N anti colonial declaration and urged sweeping away obstacles, noting support from capitalist nations including Austria Sweden Denmark Norway Finland Canada New Zealand and others.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tass
U. N
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Canada
New Zealand
Soviet Russia urges Kennedy answer on thaw with U S
Moscow papers demand President elect Kennedy reply to Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko’s call for better U S Soviet ties. Neutralist and Socialist presses praise Gromyko’s statement to the Supreme Soviet and urge Kennedy to respond.
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Kennedy
Moscow
Soviet Russia
John Fi
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Gromyko
Supreme Soviet
Iran Premier Orders Probe Into Shomshah Mine Disaster
Tehran premier Sharif Emami ordered a special commission to investigate the Shomshah mine disaster where 19 miners and two rescue workers died. Six miners were crushed by rocks after an explosion and the rest perished from suffocation when ventilating equipment failed. All 21 bodies were recovered.
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Tehran
Iran
UPL
Sharif Emami
Shomshah
Smaller-Size Currency In Soviet Creates Shortage of Wallets
Moscow reports a shortage of wallets as the plan shifts to smaller currency. The Economic Gazette criticizes planners and factories for delays. Clerks at GUM say purses are unavailable while the 100-ruble note circulates in a larger size and the new bill set for New Year’s Day will resemble the U S dollar in dimensions.
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Soviet
Moscow
Economic Gazette
U.S
U S Biologist Denies Yeti Myth From Hillary Expedition
Lawrence Swan of San Francisco State College, a biologist on Sir Edmund Hillarys Himalayan expedition, says the Abominable Snowman or Yeti is a myth. He notes the two scalps reported by Nepalese locals are fake hair and urges a record straight.
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San Francisco
Sir Edmund Hillary
Lawrence Swan
San Francisco State College
Swan
Sir Edmund
Himalayas
Mt Etna Rumbles But No Damage Yet
Mt Etna rumbled into activity today providing a fine display for Christmas time tourists, but there were no signs of imminent danger to property. Etna has erupted several times this year, causing little or no damage to farmland on the slopes.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Etna
Canada Road Toll Rises Over Christmas Weekend
A Canadian Press survey reports 39 deaths from highway accidents across Canada during the Christmas weekend, from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, 13 fewer than the Highway Safety Council had predicted.
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Toronto
Canada
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Cuban Government Seeks Student Card System
Havana reports that Cuba plans a Ministry of Education program to file cards on students in all public and private schools. The semiofficial paper says the “accumulative scholastic” card will begin when a student enters school and record family life and scholastic achievements to aid in forming the child’s personality.
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Havana
Cuba
Ministry of Education
Revolution
House Dairy Field Report Flags Big Firms Gain
A House Small Business subcommittee report cites unfair trade practices in dairy product sale and distribution. It warns that rising concentration hurts small independent processors, risks higher prices, and lowers milk quality through price wars. Rep Tom Steed led hearings across several states seeking price disclosure and anti discrimination laws.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Tennessee
Indiana
Colorado
Masachusetts
Teen Gangs Would Be Called Psychos Not Hoods
New York AP reports sociologist Dr. Lewis Yablonsky says labeling violent teen gangs as psychos would stigmatize gang activity and deter participation. He notes gangs are loose, near groups led by unstable individuals, and constructive projects offer the best help.
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New York
Lewis Yablonsky
University of Massachusetts
Vablandy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Yablonsky
Michael Farmer
New York City
Air France Jet Planes Back in Operation
Air France recommenced long-range service as pilots ended a two week strike. A jet bound for Douala and Brazzaville carried two passengers, civil servants returning from vacation. Government requisition orders compelled the crews to fly. without their response legal action was possible. The union seeks shorter hours and higher pay, and vows to continue pushing for demands.
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Paris
Air France
Central Africa
Douala
Brazzaville
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