Eighth Boston Woman Slain. Police Warn Madman On Loose
In Winthrop, Massachusetts, Margaret Cadigan, 17, a drum majorette and nurse’s aide, is found murdered in her home. Police fear a serial killer targets women, with evidence suggesting strangulation or drowning as possible causes. The case follows seven prior similar slayings in Greater Boston.
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Sophie Clark
Englewood
N.J
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Nehru cites confusion over Chinese withdrawals and border claims
Indian Prime Minister Nehru spoke in New Delhi about China withdrawing troops from northeast India while insisting the line remains along the McMahon boundary. He noted China wants to keep civilian posts near Dhola and Longju despite plans to withdraw from invaded areas. He cited disputes over the Dhola region and the Longju battle as symptoms of the larger border clash, with China asserting the northwest border as its own. The remarks followed questions in Parliament about China’s plans and the status of the military withdrawal.
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Ladakh
Pope Closes First Phase of Council Amid Hope for Christmas Conclusion
Pope John XXIII shows improved spirits as he closes the first phase of the Ecumenical Council in St. Peter's Basilica. He hopes the council will finish within a year and bring Christian unity in the centenary year of the Council of Trent, 1963, despite his illness and convalescence.
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Ecumenical Council
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Council of Trent
Enio Cardinal Marelia
St. Peter's
Appeals court declares Clarendon County case a class action
A federal appellate panel in Richmond ruled that a 42 Negro students school desegregation suit from South Carolina is a class action. The decision overturns Judge C C Wyches ruling that the case had only one named plaintiff Bobby Brunson. The ruling could bolster similar lawsuits across the state.
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U.S
C. C. Wyche
Clarendon County
Wyche
Bobby Brunson
Brunson
Morris A. Soper
Clement F.haynsroth Jr
J. Spencer Bell
Kennedy Hears Rover Fund Plea On Nuclear Engine
President Kennedy on a cross country tour heard a plea for more funds to develop the Rover nuclear rocket engine. The stop included Los Alamos and Jackass Flats Nevada where testing and design occur. He spoke in Albuquerque with Vice President Johnson and planned a Palm Springs visit for rest.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Lawmaker Seeks Proof of Cuba Missile Shipments Suppression
A member of the Armed Services Committee said he will investigate whether any pictures were suppressed of Soviet missiles being shipped to Cuba, akin to images released showing the weapons being sent. The lawmaker spoke as he discussed the issue, noting it is now history.
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Returning Families Enliven Enddionn At Guantanamo
At Guantanamo Bay a U S naval base reception broke into life as 12 families arrived by military transport. The scene included Rear Adm O Donnell and Perry Como and troupe greeting returning spouses and 15 children. Regular dependent flights start soon from Norfolk with most families due by ship December 11 and 19.
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Altus
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Deadline For Strike Postponed In Pittsburgh
Christmas shoppers and city stores gain a temporary reprieve as Pittsburgh Railways Co and 1,420 operators postpone the strike deadline to Sunday midnight while negotiations continue. The wage dispute centers on a 17 cent hourly increase over two years, with the company offering a one year renewal and a cost of living clause. Past strikes include 1954 1957 and 1959.
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Joseph Barr
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Pittsburgh Railways
Hoffa fears for safety as air gun attack disrupts trial
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, says he is too apprehensive to continue the conspiracy trial in Nashville after an air pistol attack in court. He asserts the incident jeopardizes his safety and his lawyers ability to defend him. The attack by Warren Swanson prompted marshals to screen entrants and a four hour closed session before a Monday recess.
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Teamsters Union
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William E. Miller
Hoita
Jtxige
U S Seeks NATO to Reach Thirty Divisions
Washington reports the United States will press NATO to reach 30 divisions, urging allied nations to bolster conventional firepower in Europe after lessons from the Cuban crisis. A 4 man delegation led by Dean Rusk heads to the Paris NATO council December 13 15 to present the plan and assess European commitment.
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Maxwell Taylor
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