Molotov Rides Express Train Home To Face Consequences
Vienna report that V M Molotov boarded the Vienna Moscow express with his wife and crossed into Czechoslovakia amid a manhunt by authorities after his Soviet party denunciation. Khrushchev signaled uncertainty over Molotov's fate as Moscow staff moved toward his formal ouster.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atoms-For-Peace Organization
Molotov
Paulina
Czechoslovakia
Hohenau
Foreign Ministry
Politbureau
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Mongolia
Kennedy orders study on unemployment figures
President Kennedy moves to revise unemployment insurance after Congress passed an emergency extension this year. He forms a committee led by Robert Aaron Gordon to study government estimates, aiming to bolster public confidence and broaden coverage while weighing higher taxes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Robert Aaron Gordon
University of California
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio
Goldberg
Nearly 200 East German guards defect to the West
West Berlin authorities said nearly 200 East German border guards have defected since the wall went up in August, a figure almost doubled from earlier estimates. Eleven refugees fled to West Berlin during the night including two defecting policemen and three youths who swam a river.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
West Police
Simkins
Scientists in Soviet fleet off New England fishing coast
Boston officials claim Soviet scientists are aboard the Sov export fleet off New England gathering ocean data. They estimate about 100 Soviet fishing vessels are nearby and note the proximity to Cape Cod where President Kennedy has a summer home. The concern centers on water temperature layers aiding anti submarine warfare.
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Boston
New England
Thomas Fulham
Boston Fish Pier
Russia
Fulham
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Thomas O'Brien
Gloucester
TWA jet with 100 aboard lands safely after flat tire
A Trans World Airlines passenger plane carrying 100 people from London landed safely at Idlewild Airport on Friday despite a flat tire on its left landing gear.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
London
Idlewild
Assembly's Bond Role Pointed Out
Secretary of State Thad Eure told the State Young Democratic Clubs that the General Assembly shares responsibility with Governor Sanford for the defeated 61.6 million bond proposals. Eure urged lawmakers to accept accountability while Sanford defended the party’s unity amid the election fallout.
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Eure
General Assembly
Sanford
YDC
Democratic Party
Explosion Won’t Delay Chimpanzee Orbit This Year
Cape Canaveral report says an Atlas missile explosion that killed a 1%4 pound squirrel monkey named Goliath will not postpone next week’s plan to launch a chimpanzee into orbit. The 100th Atlas flight should proceed to complete a three orbit world mission before NASA’s Mercury effort.
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Cape Canaveral Fla
Goliath
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fire claims in Bel-Air fire run high says official
California insurers report Bel-Air and Topanga Canyon fire losses from 185 to 700000 dollars with an average near 50000. Adjusters from across the West assist to tally insured losses totaling about 24 million as 450 homes were destroyed and Hollywood notables’ claims remain unquantified.
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Los Angeles
Bel-Air
Topanga Canyon
West
California
General Adjustment Bureau
Phil Simkins
Hollywood
President Honors War Dead At Arlington National Shrine
President Kennedy visits Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day to honor the dead and all who served. He speaks briefly at the Tomb of the Unknowns after laying a wreath as a 21 gun salute rings out. The ceremony underscores wartime mobilization and the nation’s diverse veteran population across World Wars I II and Korea.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Potomac
Army
Veterans Administration
Veterans Organizations
Pacific
U.S
United States
Cuba
China
Korea
Four teens killed in Roaring River crash near Wilkesboro
A car traveling at high speed on No 268 near Roaring River over turned on a curve Friday night, killing Archie Jordan 17, James Burchett 17 from Winston Salem, Leonard Byrd 15 and Joseph Waddell 15 from Roaring River. Two others were injured.
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Wilkesboro
N. C
Roaring River
T. C. Goodman
Archie Eugene Jordan
James Burchett
Winston-Salem
Leonard H. Byrd
Joseph Charles Waddell
Rt. 1
Frankie Clifton
Alvin Reece Jolly
Goodman
Names and renaming of Volgograd and Stalingrad battle link
AP notes changes to Volgograd name amid de Stalinization and cites the turning point battle at Stalingrad where Soviet forces halted German advances under Paulus in 1943. It also mentions prior name changes Stalinsk to Novokuznetsk and Stalino to Donetsk.
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Volgograd
Joseph Stalin
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Moscow
Stalin
Stalinsk
Siberia
Novokuznetsk
Stalino
Donetsk
Volga
Paulus
Max Gardner Dies After Long Battle With Sclerosis
O Max Gardner Jr 39 son of a former governor and senator died in Cleveland Memorial Hospital after an 11 year battle with multiple sclerosis He was active in civic life serving as trustee and treasurer of Gardner Webb College and in First Baptist Church affairs He had run for the State Senate from Cleveland County before withdrawing due to illness.
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Shelby
N. C
O. Max Gardner Jr
Gardner
U.S
State Senate
Cleveland County
Gardner. Webb College
First Baptist Church
Cleveland Memorial Hospital
Election items dominate North Carolina Young Democrats convention
In Durham AP reports the YDC convention focused on electing new officers with W E Graham of Charlotte and Ray Lackey of Stony Point opposing for president while Charlie Hodson of Chapel Hill and Al House of Roanoke Rapids sought the national committeeman post.
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Durham
North Carolina
Young Democrats
W. E. Graham
Charlotte
Ray Lackey
Stony Point
Charlie Hodson
Chapel Hill
al House
Roanoke Rapids
Eisenhower and Truman bury hatchet at Veterans Day event
Former Presidents Harry S Truman and Dwight D Eisenhower bury past hostilities during the Liberty Memorial rededication in Kansas City. Ike delivers the main address on Veterans Day while Truman speaks on Armistice Day eve. crowd reaches about 40000 across 57 nations.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Ike
Eisenhower
Europe
Abilene
Kan
Woman Driver is an outdated stereotype say Alabama speaker
Mrs. B V Todd director of the Automotive Safety Foundation in Washington rejects the term woman driver as old fashioned and asserts women are better drivers. She heads a safe driving campaign run by 22 women's organizations and spoke at a regional American Bar Association meeting in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
B. V. Todd
Automotive Safety Foundation
Washington
Todd
Lake Arthur
American Bar Association
Meany Urges Two Steps to End Segregation
George Meany of the AFL-CIO called for a presidential housing executive order and a national fair employment practices law. He urged concrete actions to translate moral rights into material justice, noting housing desegregation and equal job opportunities as essential, while acknowledging union members' resistance.
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New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Conference On Civil Rights
New York City Central Labor Council
Watchmaker's Randolph County Shop Preserved by Family
The Sunday Enterprise previews a feature by Braxton Younts about Calvin W. Shaw's watch repair shop in Randolph County and its preservation by his son George Shaw of Randleman. Bonnie Moore also writes on Miss America’s Santa role in Thomasville for the Piedmont Festival and National Children's Book Week activities.
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Calvin W. Shaw
Randolph County
George Shaw
Randleman
Braxton Younts
Enterprise
Santa
Thomasville
Bonnie Moore
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Faye Gallimore
Enterprise Tomorrow
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