Indian forces retreat as Red Chinese push across borders
Indian troops withdraw under heavy Chinese shelling after Peiping broadcasts claim gains in Khinzemane Tsangle and Dhola areas. Nehru orders possible cross border action later, with no set date amid winter approaching. Manon and UN positions hinge on China’s aggression claim.
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Council Continues Discussion With Missionary Affairs Officials
York addressed the Commission on Missionary Affairs as council business continued from page one. The session focused on church supports, funding, and community outreach by mission groups. Officials outlined next steps and deadlines for actions and reports.
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Commission On Missionary Affairs
Nuclear Shot Detonated In Pacific Area
AP reports a Hiroshima-scale nuclear device was detonated above Johnston Island in the Pacific, with a larger test planned for Tuesday. Observers on Kauai saw a bright orange fireball, though clouds muted effects. the event marked the 31st successful Pacific test this year and used a booster rocket from a surface-to-surface missile.
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Collision near river as oil barges break tow
Sheriff Gordon Martin of St. James Parish said the oil barges broke loose from the tow. Crewmen reported the collision occurred near the river west bank with the Norwegian ship lamorantly hit near harbor.
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Kennedy Cuts Campaign Swing After Cold Spreads
President Kennedy, briefly ill with a cold and fever, plans to remain at the White House for the weekend. He will resume campaigning Thursday with stops including California, while officials deny national security motives for the return, noting the illness as the cause. He appeared wan at a Chicago rally, then left for O’Hare in rain, with Gov Gaylord Nelson among the onlookers.
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Eisenhower urges business leaders to enter politics
Former President Eisenhower told 100 plus corporate heads at Hot Springs to take the plunge into politics and revitalize effort against high taxes and federal spending. He urged businessmen to influence party activity from the precinct level and warned profits alone cannot sustain jobs without a favorable policy climate. He called for reductions in federal spending and tax cuts while noting corporate gains lag production and personal income growth.
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Air Force Plans Nuclear ICBM Network Across States
The Air Force aims for about 2,000 nuclear tipped ICBMs including 234 liquid fuel Atlas and Titan missiles. By year’s end at least 30 Minutemen will be in underground silos at Malmstrom AFB Montana, with others in Missouri, Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota. Minutemen measure 60 feet long and 6 feet in diameter, with possible stage two improvements.
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Texas To Seek Once Again To Try Estes
Texas plans a third attempt to bring Billie Sol Estes to trial on criminal charges tied to his farm enterprises. He faces four indictments for theft and swindling in Pecos and a pending Oct. 29 Amarillo trial after delays. Federal charges include mail fraud and conspiracy over ammonia tank mortgage deals and debt disclosures to store surplus grain for the government. A Senate subcommittee will hold off questioning Estes until after the trial to protect his rights.
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Bombings Hint at New Campaign as Students Protests End
The article notes that demonstrations ended without incident after crossing the city. It recalls last year’s series of dynamitings causing heavy damage in South Tyrol, with seven German and Austrian youths convicted and sentenced. Four days ago a power line tower near Bolzano was blasted, signaling possible renewed violence.
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Storm Near Cape Hatteras Drops Gale Warning
The Weather Bureau forecast gales near the Cape Hatteras coast due to a lumbering storm. Heavy seas and tides were expected to run two to four feet above normal. After stalling, the storm moved northeast on Friday, remaining mainly offshore in the Atlantic.
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Bombs, Parachuted Device Safe, Other Recovered
Bomb News claimed one nuclear device was parachuted safely to ground while another was recovered from wreckage. Defense Department refused to comment on yield or safety device counts, stating such weapons are not identified. Lapp’s Kill and Overkill argues for limiting U S nuclear arms to a stable deterrent rather than global unlimited threat.
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Basic Books, Inc
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U S Officials Watch India China Border Clash
Washington reports say U S officials, wary of wider war, monitor heavy fighting between India and Red China. They foresee limited objectives, possible Soviet involvement, and cautious hope the conflict remains contained amid winter snows and regional tensions.
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New Frontier
Conservative drive reshapes South Senate and House races
The piece notes a strong conservative push in the South with seven Republican Senate candidates and 61 for the U.S. House, signaling a vigorous debt to challenge incumbents and influence the electoral landscape this year.
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