China Launches New Assault Along India Border
AP reports continued fighting along the Himalayan frontier as Chinese troops push into eastern India near Burma and seize four more posts in Ladakh. Nehru seeks closer ties with Himalayan neighbors while Bhutan and Sikkim leaders rush to New Delhi for emergency talks amid disputed border clashes.
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Shipwrecked Sand Svithun: 20 bodies found, survivors feared
Rescue efforts off Norway's west coast report 20 bodies recovered and at least 20 missing after the coastal liner Sand Svithun grounded in gale winds. Five lifeboats held 48 survivors, including 22 passengers and 26 crew, as planes and ships combed icy seas amid darkness and low visibility. Officials noted confusion over exact passenger numbers and ongoing searches for more victims.
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Vatican Council Opens Liturgy Topic in First Full Session
The Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council met in St. Peter's for a three hour session with 21 council fathers speaking on liturgy the first topic on a long agenda. The discussion follows the ceremonial opening October 11 and the session remained closed to the public.
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Kennedy to address nation on highest national urgency
President Kennedy announced on television at 7 p.m. EDT to address a subject of the highest national urgency. He will also hold meetings with the National Security Council Cabinet and congressional leaders this afternoon as networks prepare a half hour broadcast. Hoffa's bid for a Supreme Court review of grand jury indictment was denied amid claims of government propaganda.
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Kennedy Confers With Top Officials Before Conference
report to the White House at 5 p.m. EDT Vice President Lyndon B Johnson already was in Washington Fifteen senators and representatives were asked to attend the conference with Kennedy Air Force planes were sent to bring the lawmakers to Washington where no other rapid transportation was available Kennedy conferred in private this morning with key administration officials including Dean Rusk and Robert S McNamara
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Lewiston Youth Hurt In Game
Lewiston High School football player Paul Nadeau, 16, was treated at Webber Hospital for four fractured transverse processes of a vertebrae after a kickoff return block in a game against St. Louis high. He remains in fair condition with some improvement noted. Dr. Michael Magaudda attends him. Norman Lajeunesse of St. Louis suffered a slight concussion and was released after treatment.
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Three-Way Race for Old Orchard Beach School Post
A three candidate race for the Old Orchard Beach School committee emerged as Louis DeAngelis the current chair and two others filed nomination papers for the December 10 municipal election. (Continued on Page Three)
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Graham Draws Argentine Crowds in Buenos Aires Tour
Evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Buenos Aires and for three days has drawn overflow crowds with calls for honesty integrity and morality. He said he will take a hands off stance on politics during his Latin American tour and sees no opposition from Roman Catholic clergy or Catholics themselves while appealing for a spiritual flame for Christ to sweep the troubled country.
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Progress Alliance aims for 10 year Latin progress program
Mexican finance ministers met to review the Alliance for Progress. After a formal inauguration they planned a week of assessment on Tuesday, seeking solutions to slow Latin American economic and social stagnation. Officials warned change cannot come quickly. the program spans a decade.
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U.S
Dolloff Urges Fast Action to Revise Maine Employment Law
Maine gubernatorial hopeful Dolloff called for emergency legislation to repeal the Estey amendments to the Employment Security Law. He argued delays beyond next spring would leave workers without help during peak unemployment, urging rapid action at a statewide rally in Augusta.
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Clifford G. McIintire
Installed Lafayette court leaders in Biddeford hall
In ceremonies Saturday evening at the Emery street hall Biddeford officers were installed for Lafayette court Catholic Order of Foresters. Seated left to right Emile Fecteau financial secretary Mrs Lena Fecteau guard Gerard Letellier chief ranger Lionel Fecteau recording secretary Raoul LaBranche treasurer standing Walter Perrin guard Paul Beaupre ex chief ranger Gerard Paradis conductor Mrs Roger Cote Roger Cote trustees Rene Theberge Lewiston Maine high court representative in attendance
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Gerard Paradis
Roger Cote
Rene Theberge
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High Court
Hold Fire On JFK Foreign Policy Ike Says
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urges opposition to attack Kennedy while he handles a current foreign policy crisis. He warns that campaign rhetoric will weaken and divide the nation as Cuba and Berlin tensions loom. Eisenhower defends Republican debate on policy and criticizes Kennedy’s portrayal of foreign policy.
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Roadside protester shames truck drivers on Great North Road
Anne Mae MacDonald, 31, a mother of four, halted speeders at Graveley village outside London. Wearing a halter top and tight jeans, she signaled hitchhikers and urged drivers to respect the 30 mph limit. She had written to the Transport Ministry six times about speeding.
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