India Debates Red China Policy In Parliament
In New Delhi parliament speakers attacked Nehru's Red China policy as demonstrators demanded the ouster of Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon. The dispute follows Nehru's disclosure of new Chinese posts in Ladakh amid a long running frontier dispute.
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New Delhi
India
China
Nehru
Red China
Ladakh
A. B. Vajpayee
Jana Sangh
Asoka Mehta
People’s Socialist Party
Rea
Mehta
Southeast Asia
Burma
Philippines
Airliner Crash in Germany Kills Three
A Lufthansa Boeing 720B on a training flight crashed near Mainz Ebersheim while attempting an emergency landing. Three crew members, all German, were killed including two captains and a flight engineer. No passengers were aboard. the cause was under investigation.
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Germany
Frankfurt
Lufthansa
Mainz
Ebersheim
Reds Ready To Talk About Mindszenty
Deputy Premier Gyula Kallai said Hungary is prepared to negotiate a settlement of the Cardinal Mindszenty issue within broader talks to improve ties with the United States. Mindszenty has lived in the U S legation since 1956 after seeking refuge during the anti Soviet uprising. Police guard the legation around the clock.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gyula Kallai
Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Legation
Kallai
Cardinal Mindzenty
Nehru Calls For Friendly Approach In Global Church Forum
Prime Minister Nehru urged World Council of Churches leaders to seek peace through friendly methods rather than cold war tactics. He said a peaceful approach helps solve international issues and warned that war psychosis worsens problems. The assembly backed a report affirming church obedience to its Lord under any government and urged protection of conscience and expression.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
General Assembly of the
World Council of Churches
Supreme Court to Rule on School Prayer Constitutionality
The Supreme Court agreed to consider if public school prayers violate the First Amendment. A New Hyde Park, New York, family group argues that the Regents recommended daily prayer breaches church state separation, while opponents cite historical precedent supporting school practice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N. Y
New York State Board of Regents
East Germans Narrow Berlin Crossing Points
East German workers reinforce the Berlin Wall at seven crossing points between West and East Berlin, enlarging tank barriers and narrowing vehicle and pedestrian passages. The U S command posts a platoon at Friedrichstrasse to deter crowds as British and French observers monitor border activity. Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II protests to the Soviet commander, calling the action illegal while a tour group including Barry Goldwater and Howard Cannon views East Berlin.
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West
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Interior Ministry
East Germany
U.S
Free World
Albert Watson II
West Berlin
Andrei I. Solovyev
Watson
U.S. Army
Air Force Reserve
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
New NC Administration Director Sworn In Pledges Economy Drive
Hugh Cannon was sworn in as director of the North Carolina Department of Administration in the Senate chamber with Gov. Sanford and more than 100 watching. He vowed to make the department an effective force for the governor's program and to review programs for efficiency and economy.
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Gov. Sanford
Sanford
Coltrane
Cannon
Meany Reuther Rift Grows at AFL-CIO Convention
AFL-CIO President Meany accuses Walter Reuther of lax organizing while Reuther spokesman says Meany aims to hide AFL-CIO recruitment failures. Hoffa's Teamsters seek readmission as AFL-CIO factions meet in Florida with a conditional trades bid approved.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Labo
Bal Harbour
Fla
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Meany
Reuther
CIO
Auto Workers Union
Rocket Will Measure Radiation Over South Pole Flight
A 40 foot Blue Scout rocket launched from Arguel lo Calif carried a 29 pound instrument package to study space radiation. The Air Force reports all four stages fired as planned on a six hour suborbital flight toward a point over the South Pole about 27 600 miles out. The saucer payload should reenter and burn up roughly 12 hours after launch. Instruments measure low energy protons from the sun and a new low power telemetry system broadcasts signals.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Air Force
South Pole
Piedmont Airlines Plans Major Upgrade with 17 Martin 404s
Piedmont Airlines announced a $6.45 million purchase from Transworld Airlines for 17 Martin 404 aircraft. The deal awaits Civil Aeronautics Board approval and aims to begin service Jan. 15 on the Norfolk Virginia to Knoxville Tennessee route. The agreement includes engines, parts, tools, and a sale of 14 DC-3s to Charlotte Aircraft Corporation for $1 million.
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Winston-Salem
N.C. Cap
Piedmont Airlines
Transworld Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Piedmont
Norfolk, Va
Knoxville
TWA
Charlotte Aircraft Corporation
Katanga Threatens To Fire On Planes Amid U.N. Clash
Katanga Foreign Minister Frariste Kimba warned he would shoot down any plane over the secessionist province as Katanga troops block main roads to the airport and U.N. camps. U.N. Chief Smith called the threat grave after casualties and hostages were reported, while Tshombe pledged to resist any new armed intervention.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Frariste Kimba
U.N
Kimba
George Ivan Smith
New York
United Nations
Security Council
Smith
Paris
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U Thant
Congo
Rio de Janeiro
Conor Cruise O’brien
Britain
France
O'Brien
Irish Foreign Service
Soviets Blame West for Nuclear Test Resumption
Moscow accused the West Sunday night of blocking a global halt to nuclear tests and warned it would resume tests deemed necessary for defense. The U S replied that it would continue testing and dialogue, while Tass noted the statement tied to Geneva talks.
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Sians
Moscow
United States
Tass
Accord Reached On Laos At Geneva Peace Talks
Western powers and the Soviet Bloc reached a six point agreement at the Laos peace conference in Geneva. The pact sets terms for neutrality and a three nation control commission with a Soviet veto over major decisions. Formal recommendations require unanimity. minor actions may be decided by majority.
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Laos
Red China
Chang Han-fu
Royal Laotian Army
Pathet Lao
U.S
William H. Sullivan
Southeast Asia
Britain
Soviet Union
Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Duck-Tailed GI Details Three-Week Crime Spree
Robert Allen Jones an 18 year old soldier from Chicago told police of a three week crime spree from Chicago to Chattanooga He faces murder charges in the fatal shooting of cab driver John P Womack 28 in Chattanooga Jones said he also robbed victims including Gerald Shibe 53 of Seymour Indiana and sold Shibes car in Chattanooga He claimed to have killed four or five men in Chicago area and was arrested with his brother Howard Earl Jones 26 in Gadsden Alabama after a liquor store robbery.
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Chattanooga
Robert Allen Jones
John P. Womack
Jones
Gerald Shibe
Seymour
Ind
Shibe
Indiana
M. W . Church
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