Brunei Uprising Suppressed by British Troops
British Gurkhas and troops clash with rebels in Seria oil fields and Brunei Town as the three day revolt seeks independence. Government reports say 500 rebels surrendered. one British soldier is wounded and shell company claims of casualties emerge. Leader Azahari vows resistance while appealing to Kennedy for mediation.
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Brunei
Seria
Little
Borneo
Rakyat (People's
Legislative Council
Kuala Belait
Shell
Vatican Council Seeks Internal Renewal and Unity
AP News analysis discusses the Ecumenical Council's unique aim to renew Catholicism and seek Christian unity. It notes Pope John XXIII’s call for fresh air, emphasizes internal reforms already under way, and cites theologians on the council’s irreversible path and its avoidance of new doctrine.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
John
Mine Rescue Finds More Bodies in Pa Mine Disaster
Rescue teams at the U.S. Steel Robena No. 3 coal mine near Carmichaels Pa report eight more bodies found bringing the total identified to 15 while 22 miners remain missing. Ventilation is disrupted and recovery will take time as crews advance about 1,000 feet from the blast site.
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Carmichaels
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
US. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Evans
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
Alternate juror replaces Hoffa trial juror in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee an alternate juror Walter Harper of Bethpage replaces regular juror Mrs. James Paschal from Woodbury during the Hoffa conspiracy trial. The substitution follows reports of an attempted approach to a juror and comes as testimony resumes after a mysterious session and an air pistol incident involving Hoffa.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Walter Harper
Bethpage
Tenn
James Paschal
Woodbury
Hoffa
William E. Miler
Detroit Free Press
Miller
Paschal
Portlanders Lost In Saco Find Way Out
A 37 year old Portland man George Rice and his 15 year old son John found their way out of the Heath section of North Saco after being lost for 20 hours. They entered the woods yesterday to seek Christmas trees at Spring and Lincoln roads and emerged at 8 40 this morning near Heath road. Wardens say they were chilly and tired but unharmed. The pair spent the night after building a fire as searchers from Saco fire department game wardens and police scoured the swampy area but could not hear their shouts until the two left on their own this morning. Parachute flares were used to illuminate the area last night but failed to locate them.
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Portland
North Saco
George Rice
John
Lincoln
Saco
Reed Runs Afoul Of Sale Law
AUGUSTA AP The Governor says he violated the Sunday closing law while attempting to buy a flash light and batteries at a Blaine House area store. Proprietor John C Foss says he understood sales were not allowed on Sunday. The governor called for a general interpretation by Atty Gen Hancock to clarify the law. In Bangor County Attorney Foley reports police stopped the sale of Christmas trees as a result of a recent Supreme Court decision upholding the law.
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Augusta
Reed
Blaine House
John C. Foss
Frank E. Hancock
Supreme Court
Bangor
Howard M. Foley
New Adlai Story Denied by White House and Life
Life magazine reports Kennedy opened government files to two Post writers for a semi official chronology of the Cuban crisis. The White House denies the Life piece. Stevenson and the White House dispute the Post account of his role. Life says Stevenson urged a strong immediate U S position. Stevenson calls the Post story irresponsible journalism.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai F. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
U.S
Washington
John L. Steele
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Young Man Likes Army Recruiter Ready for 1972
Paul D. Cobb has a recruit lined up for 1972. A letter from eight year old David N. Saunders of Wells asked for Army information and expressed interest in enlistment in about ten years. Sgt. Cobb planned to provide the information.
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Paul D. Cobb
Cobb
David N. Saunders
Wells
U.S. Army
Sgt. Cobb
Rockefeller Aims at Kennedy in 1964 GOP bid
Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans to run against President John F. Kennedy in 1964, steering his campaign toward opposing the Democratic leader rather than pursuing rival Republicans. Associates say the strategy aims to establish a strong general election position and avoid intra party splits.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
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Coleman O'Toole
Clarence Laplante
OFM
St. Francis College
Ann Gallagher
Ments
Joan Duranceau
Eleanor Mogan
Clarence, Kennedy
Frank Carey
the Assumption Sodality
Albert Colpitts
Sodality Council
Mary Brady
The
Council
By Bennet M. Bolton
Biddeford
Orange
Joseph F. Warner
Clement H. Deschambault
Deschambault
His
Daniel Cantara
Com
James F. Haggerty
Haggerty
Sale Law
Laco
Men’s Shop
Wellwood’s Whitten’s
Western Auto
Goren’s
Veal
Rozen Owiss
Ae A
Alfred Street
Adlai
New York Daily News
Jfk
Copr
Gen
Fea, Corp
Green’s Shoe Store
Main Street
Penney
Geo
Edward
SWIFT
CHUCK
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