India Seeks Clarification on Chinese Cease Fire Offer
India pressed China for specifics on its cease fire proposal in the Himalayan border conflict. Foreign Minister explained Secretary Desai summoned the Chinese chargé d’affaires and sought clarifications while Beijing awaited guidance from Peking. Nehru cautioned the dispute may flare again and warned Chinese troops must withdraw beyond the line of actual control.
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Local Area Weather Forecast Details and Temperatures
Variable cloudiness is forecast tomorrow with drizzle tonight. Temperatures show little change, with highs around 83 and lows near 41. Winds vary from 8 to 16 miles per hour, with tonight's low around 48 to 54 across areas including Hayward where yesterday's high reached 66.
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Statewide Weather Across Cities and Regions
A weather synopsis lists multiple cities with conditions and temperatures. Albany to San Francisco Bay Area, Albuquerque, Denver, Houston, and more show trends from cloudy to clear, with highs in 40s to 60s, variable winds, and chances of rain or showers tonight or Sunday.
Tide Tables Snapshot for Local Coastline
Tide tables provide times for high and low tides, sunrise and sunset, and light and dark periods. The fragment notes 7:01 sunrise and sunset around 4:63, with 9 on Mes.
Confession frees Airman in Mountain Home murder case
The Mountain Home air base case sees Airman J C Gerald Anderson awaiting trial as a blurred confession by Dickie Dickle is accepted, clearing Anderson of two murders. Authorities said Dickle claimed responsibility for the killings including Mrs Nancy Doy and her 2-year-old son, with further questioning unveiling more details.
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Bank Opens Late Two Lives Saved
In Ellicott City Maryland a United Air Lines Viscount crash killed 17. Witnesses said the plane nosed into wooded farmland owned by Clark Gaither. Files show investigators retrieved a steel ball mechanism from the wreckage. Bank delays opened 1 hour late saving author Ladislas Farago and his 11 year old son who were due to fly.
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Lockheed Discord Union Chief Sees Strike Inevitable
Lockheed Aircraft Co and the International Association of Machinists near a strike after unions demand a vote on a union shop clause. Robert Simpson says a strike is likely but not prolonged due to its national impact. The union sets a 12:01 a.m. Wednesday strike, citing failed negotiations and compulsory unionism opposition. Government and defense officials indicate new contracts require high level approvals before any changes, while the company pushes for continued talks and a possible vote on a full contract offer.
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Mystifying Viscount Crash Probes Focus On Flight Record
Investigators from CAB FAA and airline unions study the Baltimore area Viscount crash that killed 17, including Capt. Milton Balog and others from United and Capital Airlines. FAA noted routine radio communications before disappearance. Victims include Spencer Silverthorne, Empire State Chamber of Commerce president. The wreckage lies southwest of Baltimore amid questions of altitude and speed data.
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Grandma Moses' Works Displayed in Paris Museum
A collection of Clarinda Moses' paintings went on display at the Paris Municipal Museum of Modern Art. The show closes February 41.
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Kennedy Tax Plan Shown To Congress
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration previews a two-step tax proposal. The plan would enact a partial retroactive tax cut in 1963 and a second phase including further cuts and revision measures to offset revenue losses. The combined bill would delay effect until reforms are written into law, aiming to spur tax relief in a single congressional session.
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Almanac of notable historical dates and events
November 24, 1962 marks the 828th day of the year with 37 to follow. Highlights include Toulouse Lautrec's birth in 1864, suffrage planning by women from 21 states in 1869, Tokyo raids by U.S. bombers in 1944, and a 1961 UN Security Council resolution on Katanga mercenaries. Shaw's quote concludes the almanac.
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No Big Bond Sales on Tap
SACRAMENTO AP The state will make no major bond sales before Jan 1 says Treasurer Bert Batts. He says a survey of state agencies using bond financing shows no need for additional funds before that date.
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