Illinois May Hold Electors If Fraud Found
Governor Stratton warned Illinois could withhold electors if strong evidence of vote fraud emerges. Amid Chicago doubt, Cook County grand jury heard 32 witnesses as election clerks recheck 863 precinct ballots. Republicans accused the Chicago board of stalling while Daley aides claimed large-scale theft, and federal authorities reviewed votes for a December grand jury.
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William G. Stratton
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Stratton
Springfield
Kennedy
Timorg
State Electoral Board
Cook County
Chicago Election Board
Edward J. Barrett
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Sidney Holzman
Holzman
Benjamin §. Adamowski
Daniel P. Ward
Chicago Democratic Organization
Richard J. Daley
Desegregated Lunch at Atlanta YWCA Cafeteria
In Atlanta five Negroes ate at the downtown YWCA cafeteria with white patrons, marking the first desegregated dining in the city since sit-ins resumed after a 30 day truce. Reverend A D Williams King attended, with two white women joining, while another Negro man sat at a separate table. The YWCA said no formal policy existed but would serve Negroes if they came.
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YWCA
A. D. Williams King
Martin Luther King Jr
Patrol Seeks Kin of 1929 Inmate at Missouri Penitentiary
Troop F of the State Highway Patrol seeks relatives for H. O. Chenowith an inmate who was admitted in 1929 and has served 31 years. Records show no documented next of kin though a Sedalia letter from Mrs. Otto Hale and a local report mention a daughter Miss Louise Chenowith in Flat River.
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H. O. Chenowith
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Otto Hale
Sedalia
Louise Chenowith
Flat River
Buffalo Snowbound as Lakeshore Regions Brace for More
The state faced more snow with 5 to 6 inches forecast for Watertown and Geauga County while Cleveland suburbs reported 3 to 5 inches. Traffic delays rose to 20 to 25 minutes at rush, and a broad cold spell persisted with few moderations ahead.
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Florida
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Sedalia Warehouse Damaged by Fire
A fire at the Missouri Pacific shops in Sedalia damaged part of a large warehouse used as the maintenance supply base. Firemen brought it under control in about 25 minutes. no estimate of damage was available. Special agent Lawrence Englund alerted the blaze at 1:50.
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Missouri Pacific
Lawrence Englund
Lebanon Hospital Receives 190000 Dollar Gift for Wing
A 100000 dollar gift from Mr and Mrs Ernest R Breech of Detroit was announced by Louise Wallace Hospital trustees in Lebanon Missouri. The funds will fund construction of a new wing for the 60 room hospital to be named the Cowden wing in honor of Mrs Breechs parents.
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Ernest R. Breech
Detroit
Louise Wallace
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Ford Motor Co
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Cowden Wing
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HFC Householder Loan Ad Promotes Instalment Cash Loans
An HFC affiliated advertisement promotes the Householder’s Loan offering up to 2500 dollars with 36 months to repay. It emphasizes paying with cash, choosing repayment length and monthly amount, and mentions life insurance group rates. The copy targets personal furnishings clothing and other needs.
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HFC
America
Farmer Attacks GOP Leadership Amid Missouri Campaign Row
In a heated state campaign, Farmer accuses GOP leadership and MRU organizers of manipulation to benefit rivals. He cites gains for Republicans from 45 to 57 seats and Democrats dropping from 112 to 100. Farmer criticizes Dick Nacy and says the party must tighten control and expand to all voters.
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Curtis
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Missouri
Lon Hocker
Dick Nacy
Republicans Unlimited
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Jefferson City
Democratic State Committee
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U S protests Cuban shooting of embassy staffer in Havana
The United States protested after a Cuban army officer shot Ernest Wayne Henderson of Pasadena, Calif., in a Havana nightclub on November 19. Daniel M. Braddock demanded punishment for Capt. Jorge Robreno Mariegos and criticized Cuban police for failing to protect Henderson and ensure medical treatment.
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Havana
State Department
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Ernest Wayne Henderson
Pasadena
Calif
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Braddock
Jorge Robreno-Mariegos
Henderson
Alberto Blanco
Robreno
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Freighter Francisco Morazan Runs Aground In Lake Michigan Storm
A Liberian freighter with 14 aboard battled 15 to 25 foot seas and a gale as she ran aground off South Manitou Island in Lake Michigan. Captain Eduardo Trizizas and his wife, nine months pregnant, faced the peril while Coast Guard cutters helicopters and planes circled. The ship pumped out water yet the captain refused to pull free, fearing sinking as crews weighed rescue options in zero visibility.
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Court Smashes Integration Bar as Crowds Picket Schools
A court ruling on school integration sparks hostile scenes in New Orleans area. Protesters jeer as police escort Mrs James Gabrielle and her child to William Frantz School while Leander Perez continues to support boycotts. Local clergy and residents confront a tense, divided community amid the landmark decision.
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St. Bernard Parish
New Orleans
James Gabrielle
William Frantz
Three-Stor
Russia
Peronists Crushed In Argentina Amid Rebel Uprising
After clashes in Rosario and nearby towns, authorities reported a Peronist led assault quelled with conditions returning to normal. Vitolo cited talks with Frondizi and governors, while the army described the uprising as tied to a totalitarian Peronismo faction. Rosario, a Peronist stronghold, lies 170 miles northwest of Buenos Aires.
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Vespucio
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Rosario
Peronismo
Buenos Aires
Peron
Labor
Evidence Admitted In Murder Trial
Circuit Judge Joseph T. Tate refused to suppress evidence in the first degree murder case against Theodore C. Link. The decision followed testimony from eight witnesses as Link, a Post-Dispatch crime reporter, faces trial January 16 for the July 11 shooting of Clarence W. Calvin. Link claimed self defense after Calvin allegedly threatened him with a knife and hoe amid questions about a fire that destroyed Link’s farm home near St. Albans. The ruling overruled defense objections that weapons were illegally seized while no charge existed.
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St. Albans
Henry G. Morris
$100000 Ransom Recovered by FBI in LA Motel
FBI announced recovery of $100000 from a ransom tied to Tony Alessio kidnapping in San Diego. The money was found in a Los Angeles motel inner panel behind a refrigerator door, part of $182515 total recovered after arrests including Frank Marrone. Suspects, including Marrone and his wife, were handed to San Diego authorities for kidnapping charges.
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FBI
Tony Alessio
Frank Marrone
Marrone
Alessio
California
San Diego
Navy
Robert James Gorman
Addiiton
Selma
Gorman
Ruby
Richard Lee Hoffman
Outstanding 4 H'ers Will Make Report
Six outstanding 4 H Club members were selected to report to the nation from Washington during national 4 H Club Week. In Chicago at the 88th national congress they earned expense paid trips to the capital. Frances McQueen, 18, Craig Missouri, is named among the honorees.
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Washington
Kennedy Plans Cabinet Lineup and Early Meetings
President elect Kennedy moves to smooth the transfer from Eisenhower, taking his daughter Caroline to Palm Beach in a private plane. He targets a new budget director before Congress acts in about a month and meets Democratic senators and labor leaders to map early agenda and education and wage measures.
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Former Arcadia Mayor Dies of Heart Attack
Dr. Jon P. Hinkle, 72, longtime Arcadia dentist and former mayor, died of a heart attack after working at his Arcadia office. A resident since 1919, he came from Montrose Missouri. Survived by his widow and two sisters. Funeral Friday at Arcadia High School Auditorium with burial in Pittsburgh.
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Emperor Haile Selassie Heads Tour To Africa And Brazil
Emperor Haile Selassie left Addis Ababa on a tour to Ghana and Liberia before continuing to Brazil. He is due in Rio de Janeiro on December 13.
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Rio de Janeiro
Local Court Fines For Traffic Violations And Licenses
Individuals from Cedar City Linn Westphalia Affton and Eugene faced fines in a recent session. Charges include driving with expired plate, driving on the wrong side of the road, and related offenses with amounts ranging from 10 to 80 dollars plus costs.
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Speene
Derréll M. Bilyeu
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Charles Norfleet
Eugene
Circuit Court Denies Habeas Corpus in Prison Case
George D. Robinson sought a writ of habeas corpus against the Warden of the Missouri State Penitentiary. The court denied relief, leaving Robinson in custody under existing confinement.
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George D. Robinson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Death of Vernice Ross at local hospital
Vernice Neece Ross 65 of 821 EF Elm &J died Tuesday at Charles B.E. Still Hospital after more than two years illness. World War I Army veteran with 18 months service, 12 overseas. Member of American Legion. Born January 1 1805 in Versailles to Sam H. and Alice Meadows Ross. Survived by widow Ella Bagby Ross. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
May Department Stores reports third quarter results
May Department Stores Co. reports sales of 167.7 million dollars and earnings of 4.24 million, or 57 cents per share, for the three months ending Oct. 31, versus 164.9 million and 4.54 million or 62 cents per share a year earlier. Growth stems from opening new stores in Cleveland, Denver and Washington, D. C.
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May Department Stores Co
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D. C
Salazar Attacks New Colonialism in Africa
Lisbon. Premier Antonio Salazar, 71, told the National Assembly that Africa’s new nations face a form of international colonialism. He linked UN attacks on Portugal’s overseas territories to subverting peace and enabling Communist expansion. He cited Angola and Mozambique as key territories and urged caution against rapid European withdrawal.
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Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Africa
National Assembly
United Nations
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Mozambique
Congo
Chales
Indian Ocean
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Salazar
Double Satellite Launching Fails
Report notes phone line failure questioned reliability of rocket as State Department avoided risk of stray missile landing in Cuba amid tense US Cuba relations. The two satellites, an improved version of the Thor-Able-Star series, were lost on Wednesday.
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Cuba
United States
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Heads to Rome for Official Visit
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Foreign Minister Koca Popovic departed by train for Rome becoming the first Yugoslav foreign minister to visit Italy in an official capacity since World War I.
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Yugoslavia
Koca Popovic
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