Kennedys Dine With Parents In Nantucket Thanksgiving
President and Mrs Kennedy join relatives for Thanksgiving at the Kennedy compound. Elder Kennedys host a traditional dinner at their Nantucket Sound house while younger Kennedy children dine nearby at Attorney General Kennedy's summer home. Rain hampers outdoor games as the day unfolds. President Kennedy spends the morning at work signing papers and speaking by telephone with the White House.
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Annis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Honpal
Joseph P
Nantucket Sound
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
White House
Car Overturned in Vandalism Report in Clarke Street
Police investigate a complaint by Leo Chiette of 33 Clarke Street after vandals overturned his small foreign make auto in front of his home on Thursday. The vehicle was tipped onto its side, authorities said.
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Leo Chiette
Clarke Street
Lioness Eloise Runs Wild At Ellis Circus In Boston
About five hundred spectators including many children fled as Eloise the 500 pound lioness escaped from her trainer at the Ellis circus in Boston. The animal chased toward the front rows and atop elephants before being driven back to her cage by trainer Count Nolan and lawmen. No serious injuries reported, though a woman dropped a baby in the crush, later rescued unharmed.
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UPI
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Eloise
Ellis Circus
Count Nolan
Wretham
Nolan
Brigton
Hollywood Producers Fight in Nightclub Brawl
Sid Luft and Charles Straus clashed at Slate Brothers nightclub on Hollywood’s La Cienega boulevard, sparking a six minute melee that toppled tables and drew ringside witnesses including Kay Stevens and George Burns. Luft claimed Straus insulted him and Luft responded with punches during the disturbance that followed Stevens’s show.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sid Luft
Charles Straus
la Cienega Boulevard
J ‘Luft
Judy Garland
Comedienne
Kay Stevens
Onelthry Covabatant
Luft
Henry
Sid Slate
Straus
Lult
Thad
Youths attacked near Central High in Bridgeport
Frank A. Stortini 17 and William W. Watson 18 were injured when an auto carrying two teenagers crashed into a pole on Wilmot avenue near Central High School. The driver Roger Mariani 17 and passenger were hospitalized with facial and rib injuries but were reported in good condition. Police said a group of teens attacked them and detectives will continue investigation.
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Success Park
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Roger Mariani
Park City Hospital
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Bridgeport Hospital
Peter Nemeth
Ants
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Iite
Disneyland adds big treehouse at Jungleland
Disneyland unveiled a 70 foot high treehouse in Jungleland as part of a new attraction. Walt Disney described the project noting a 150 ton tree was built to support it and that over 300000 handmade vinyl eaves decorate the colorful structure.
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Calif
UPI
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Magic Kingdom
Disney
Jungleland
Divorces Granted in Danbury Court
Danbury officials report two divorces granted this week by Judge Joh M. Comley in Superior Court. John McDonald of Danbury was granted a divorce from Barbara McDonald for intolerable cruelty with a proposed remarriage date in December 1944. Mary McGee Bell of Danbury received a divorce from Samuel R. Beil of New York City for intolerable cruelty, the marriage having occurred July 11, 1953.
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Superior Court
Joh M. Comley
John McDonald
Barbara McDonald
Mary McGee Bell
Samuel R. Beil
New York City
Night Club Slaying and Russian Roulette Death
In Manhattan a 26 year old man was shot at the Edin Ro¢ Club during a bar argument over a $10 bet. The assailant later died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in a hotel after a Russian roulette incident. Olga Hernandez 20 told police the trigger was spun and misfired first. The two men had met earlier at another club and Gosselin carried a Treasury agent shield reported stolen a year ago.
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Manhattan
Gosselin
Olga Hernandez
Treasury
British Labor Leader Murder Trial Shocks London
An 11-year-old boy was charged with the murder of George Brown, former Labour leader, after his death in London. Bodies and injuries linked to a grenade attack on a UN observation post near Panmunjom were also reported as North Korean forces fired on a U.S. position, wounding a soldier and killing another.
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Lutt
Miss Steven
Larry Steffen
George Burns
Gracie Arlen
Jo Morrow
Jackie Barnett
Shirley Ann Fields
Ann Henry
Seoul
UPI
Panmunjom
People’s Army
London
Britain
Labor Party
George Vor Brinham
Trades Union Congress
Congress
Hrinham
Brinham
44Th Surgical
Soal
Anti Stalin Novel Creates Literary Sensation in Russia
Moscow reports a new novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Solzhenitsyn ignites a literary sensation. praised by Literaturnaya Gazeta and Novy Mir editors as a bold exposure of Stalinist crimes altering Soviet intellectual discourse. Izvestia notes the anti Stalinist significance and its impact on readers.
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Russia
George Syvertsen
Moscow
Ivan Denisovich
A. Salzhenitsyn
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
Novy Mir
New World
Izvestia
Stalin
Solzhenitsyn
Alesander Tyardovsky
Literaturnaya Gazela
Tvardovsky
Keokuk
Iowa
UPI
Brof Ple
Army trains Germans at Fort Sill for Sergeant missile system
An 86 man battalion of German officers and enlisted men is receiving Fort Sill instruction on the Sergeant missile system. After training, they will be assigned to a NATO unit in Germany.
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Okla
Army
Fort Sill
Jnato
Germany
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