Chinese troop withdrawals claimed as ceasefire renewal
Beijing says troops are pulling back 1944 miles to a line dated Nov 7 1959. India seeks a retreat to Sept 8 1962 positions, while New China News Agency accuses India of war hysteria and seeking Western military aid. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai warns unilateral pullbacks won’t stop future border clashes.
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New Delhi
India
Peking
Peking Defense Ministry
New China
United States
Ladakh
Chou En-lai
Nehru
Corruption Probe to Hear White in Philadelphia Case
The November grand jury in Philadelphia recesses after two days of testimony in a corruption probe. District Attorney Crumlish praised the jury for moving cases to trial while signaling preparations for a special panel and December grand jury. Crumlish ruled out White as an assistant but will call him as a witness and plans to name an assistant soon.
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Philadelphia
W. Wilson White
Supreme Court
James ‘C. Crumfish
Crumlish
White
William W. Scranton
Walter Alessandroni
Crumilish
Mikoyan Visits Big Supermarket in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland AP Mikoyan toured a large new supermarket watching packing meat packaging and checkout operations. The Soviet trade envoy examined capitalist retail methods with interpreter Madamie Stefan Dabrynin wife of the Soviet ambassador observing but he bought nothing before departing back to Washington.
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Anatoly Dobrynin
Washington
Rockville
M. D
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Mikeyan
Stefan Dabrynin
Mikoyan
Kennedy
U.S
Ex School Officials Faced Jail Over Principalships Plot
Two former Bristol Township school board leaders, Louis Alimenti and Nicholas DeMara, receive 30 days to a year in jail with $100 fines after pleading guilty to conspiring to sell principal positions. Their board roles are forfeited. three colleagues were discharged earlier and later arrested.
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Bristol Township School Board
Louis A. Alimeni
Nicholas DeMara
Edwin H. Seallerthwaite
Ito
John Y W. Stieber
John F. Hess
iMys
Angela Blatt
Alimenti
DeMara
Philadelphia
George G. Meade
Atle
Mentary
JFK Jr Sees Honduras President in White House Welcome
Two year old John F Kennedy Jr watched from the White House balcony as President Ramon Velas Morales arrived for a welcome ceremony. He wore a bright red snowsuit and stood with a nurse, tilting his head through the railing to view the pomp and speech below.
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Tnny
John F. Kennedy Jr
White House
Itonduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
John Tr
Sen. Joseph C. O’Mahoney dies at 78 foe of monopoly
Former Wyoming senator Joseph C. O’Mahoney, a staunch foe of monopoly and New Deal Democrat, died in Bethesda at 78 after a heart ailment. He served in the Senate from 1923 to 1960, chaired an international economic committee, and backed reforms while opposing court packing. He was born in Chelsea, Massachusetts, educated at Columbia, and survived by his wife Agnes and two children plus three nephews.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Met
O'Mahoney
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Far West
Boulder
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Kendrick
O'Mahahey
New Deal Democrata
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Irnational
Chelsea
Mass
Columbia College
New York
Agnes Veronica O'Leary
Massachusetts
U Thant Secures Four Year UN Secretary General Post
U Thant wins a unanimous four year term as secretary general of the United Nations after the Cuban crisis, with pay raised to 70000 dollars annually. The Burmese diplomat pledged independence and bridging the gap among powers. He noted the need for flexible, imperfect solutions in an imperfect world.
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N.Y
U Thant
Dag Hammarskjoiti
General Assembly
United States
U.N
Thant
Valerian Zorin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Fire at Bet ter Bilt Furniture Co roasts rear factory
In Philadelphia the rear of the Better Built Furniture Co factory burned, forcing 48 families from six nearby homes while several hundred residents huddled in the cold. Explosions shook the area as flames reached paints and lacquers. damage totals and blaze cause were not yet known.
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Philadelphia
Better Bilt Furniture Co
EXDR
ROR
Pope John XXIII Shows Signs Of Improvement At Vatican
Vatican officials said Pope John XXIII’s condition improved with no immediate surgery planned. Dr Antonio Gasbarrini reported the stomach ulcer and intense anemia are being treated, and the prostate issue is not cancerous. The pope remains confined to his apartment as doctors monitor him.
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Vatican
Antonio Gashbarrini
John XXI
Gasbarrini
Bofice
Illogna
Roy
Pope John
Apostolic
Lockheed Blamed For Strike By Labor Chief
Wirtz accused Lockheed Aircraft Corp of causing a two day aerospace workers strike by opposing a union shop vote. Presidential intervention halted the walkout. IAM official White blasted Lockheed at a Burbank hearing, charging it backs right to work. Lockheed said it opposes compulsory union membership and favored a 1958 California ballot measure that was defeated.
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Calif
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed
E. R. White
IAM
White
California
Employes
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Canaday
Lockheed vi
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Five Public Posts Quit by Moses in Shakeup
New York AP. Robert Moses resigns from five of his seven public posts after Gov. Nelson Rockefeller requests his removal to install his brother Laurence Rockefeller. Moses cites a flat demand to resign as State Council of Parks chairman and notes the governor’s plan for a broader parks program. Rockefeller says the parks chair selection is council business and acknowledges Moses stepping down amid a planned transition.
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NEW York
Robert Moses
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurance A. Rockefeller
Laurance
Moses
State Power Authority
Parks Council
Long Island State de Commission
Jones Beach State Parkway
Bethpage Park Authority
State Park Commission
Rockefeller
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