UN cheers for two Soviet US pacts on space and disarmament
UN delegates welcomed agreements on space cooperation for earth satellites and on the economic benefits of disarmament. A Geneva deadlock on broader disarmament controls contrasted with guarded optimism for East-West harmony. Adlai Stevenson hailed space cooperation as practical progress.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Geneva
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Space
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
U Thant
Telstar
American Telephone and Telegraph’ Co
Soviet Union
Scranton Declines 1964 GOP Nomination Citing Duties
William W. Scranton says the Pennsylvania governorship demands his focus and he will not seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He wrapped up a three day Caribbean Air Command duty tour and attended Latin American Air Force school graduation ceremonies. He met with U S Ambassador Farland and spoke amid a tour with Washington delegates and Rep. Frank Clark of Bessemer, Pa.
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Panama
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Washington
U.S
Frank Clark
Bessemer, Pa
Unemployment Rise Amid Weather and Holidays
The report shows unemployment up by 507,000 from October to November with the jobless rate at 5.8 percent. Teens and seasonal layoffs contributed as employment overall slipped while 400,000 left the labor force. a separate incident in Honesdale involved a hunting accident injuring Jael Nacrie.
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Tezpur
India
Bamdila
Steens
Bomidila
Ihercent
Weymour Wolfbein
Labor
de Honesdale
Jael Nacrie
Philadelphia
Wayne Memorial Hospital
Naerie
Robert Gonzalez
Cold Springs
Here
Chinese Invasion Pressure in Assam Plains Confirmed
Drivers report Chinese were in holes in the forest and mountains. Nehru stated in Parliament that invasion units have not withdrawn per their cease fire. Bomdila sector marked the strongest Chinese penetration toward the populous Assam plains.
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Nehru
Bomdila
Assam
Fanfani Wins Confidence Vote in Parliament
Premier Amintore Fanfani survives a confidence vote in the Italian Chamber of Deputies by 214 to 58 with 59 abstentions. The move followed a rightist bid to destabilize the center left government over a cabinet reshuffle benefiting socialist support.
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Rome
Antiniore Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Ecabinet
Ruling May Affect Schools Desegregation Threatens Tulane Case
A federal judge ruled Tulane University can be seen as a private entity under the 1884 act, enabling new grounds to desegregate higher education. The decision challenges state involvement and could affect the admission of Negroes at public and private universities.
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New Orleans
APJ
Intorney
Tulane
Nelson
Uni- Honesdale
Mid
Univer
Ellis
Kennedy
Civilisity
Louisiana
Wlock
Cash Pond
Uni
Justice of the Peace
M. C. Fran
Ham
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barbara Marie Guillory
Learlie Hardingstoie
J. Skelly Wright
U.S
Federal
Teenagers Muddle Employment Picture In November
The Department of Labor said it is probing why about 150000 additional teenagers appeared unemployed in November, disturbing the national job picture. Preliminary data hint at measurement quirks and seasonal effects affecting teen labor market figures.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Cable snaps injures Savannah woman in car accident
Mrs. J. L. Derry of Savannah suffered a badly swollen leg when the speedometer cable in her car broke on a Wednesday night and wrapped around her leg. Police and firemen used cable cutters to free her.
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Savannah
J. L. Derry
Governor's Race Still Undecided
Minnesota's race for governor remains unresolved as canvassing board cases and a high court ruling determine the winner. Elmer L. Andersen was certified by 142 votes over Kurl Rolvaag after county totals were adjusted, potentially delaying a final outcome for weeks or months.
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ST. Paul
Andersen
State Supreme Court
Rolvaag
High Court
Columbus
Ohio
Garry
Rolvang McDonald
Minnesota
Boston
Gary
Gov
Richard Ford
Marcella Wawrzniak- Lulka
Miss Clark
Richards Leads Chicago Musicians Union Breaks Petrillo Rule
Bernard Richards 57 a piano player from Evanston led a rebel ticket to defeat long time president James Petrillo in a Chicago Federation of Musicians election. Richards won 4 690 to 1 595 with about a third of eligible members voting. Petrillo 70 resigns after 40 years at the helm and will face protests and possible recounts from Petrillo supporters.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Bernard
Barney) Richards
Petrillo
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Richards
Petrilla
Evanston
James W
American Federation of Musicians
Afl-Cio
Blatt Edges Kelly in Pennsylvania Internal Affairs Race
Genevieve Blatt defeated Audrey Kelly by about 1,390 votes for a third four year term as state secretary of internal affairs. Kelly conceded after 65 of 67 counties reported. Blatt to be sworn in next month for the $22,500 annual post.
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Harrisburg
Genevieve Blatt
Miss Blatt
CL Am
Kelly
Associated Press
Elections Bureau
Americans Set 3-Peak Everest Assault This Spring
The National Geographic sponsored expedition will include six climbers on Mt Everest and two teams aiming for Lhotse and Nuptse. Partners include the Army Navy and Air Force with top endurance tests planned on the Nepal route before the monsoon arrives.
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Washington
U.S
Mt. Everest
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
Evervest
Mao Tse-tung
Dyhrenfurth
Everest
Army
Navy
Air Force
Nepal
Red China
Cuban Music Professor Fined After Illegally Parked Car Towed
Dr Pedgie Magil a Cuban born music professor who fled Castro era now tunes pianos in Corpus Christi. He returned from a job Wednesday to find his car towed by police for illegal parking and was fined five dollars. The patrolman cited was Henry Castro.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Pedgie Magil
Cuba
Magil
Henry Castro
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General Assembly
Michael Shea
Guantanamo
Johanna
Shelly
Guan- Norfolk
U. S. Tanamo
Shea
Labor Department
Audrey Kelly
Castro
Dacron
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