Nixon Aides Do Not Expect Ballot Change
Washington AP Republicans cling to hope recounts and absentee tabulations might give Nixon a popular vote lead over Kennedy. Morton seeks rechecks in 11 states but aides say Nixon not consulted and expect no overturning of Tuesday's electoral results.
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Riots in Algiers Raise Alarm Over Uprising Risk
In Algiers troops and police kept alert as rioting by youths flared during Armistice Day ceremonies. Civil unrest targeted the U S Information Center and other sites while Front for French Algeria dissociated itself from the violence. Observers warned mounting opposition to De Gaulle’s Algerian policy could trigger further explosions.
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Lebanon Methodist Church to inaugurate new sanctuary services
The Lebanon Methodist Church opens a series of services in its new sanctuary with Rev. Ralph Taylor delivering the first sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Former Lebanon pastor Rev. D D Broome will speak Sunday evening at 7 30. Weeklong guest speakers include W Herman Yokely Alvin G Amick W C Sides Jr and C L Easter assisted by Rev Kenneth Creuse with additional tours of the sanctuary after each service. Dr Jacob Gartenhaus will speak at Jewel Baptist and Woodlawn Baptist and Jewel Bible Institute events.
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Orphaned by Illinois 47 crash near Elburn
Tommy Chidester in Aurora hospital, age 1, loses both parents Richard and Evelyn and siblings Richard Jr Robin Ramona Kim and grandmother Dorothy Thomas in a seven-occupant crash when a semi jackknifed onto their car on Illinois 47 three miles south of Elburn Kane County. Truck driver Orin Scheer 21 of Manhattan Illinois explains others in a second car endured minor injuries. Police continue to piece together details as Tommy grows up with few answers.
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Nixon carefree in Florida during vacation visit
Richard M. Nixon, with his wife and two daughters, vacationed at Key Biscayne near Miami while JFK arrived in Palm Beach for a working vacation. Nixon thanked well wishers and said he knew nothing of plans to seek a vote recount in eleven states after Florida gave the GOP 10 electoral votes.
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Kennedy Withdraws To Florida After Victory Tour
President elect John F. Kennedy arrives in Palm Beach Florida to rest after the campaign. He plans a two week stay at the Kennedy family home with only light planning for the handover of government on January 20. He is joined briefly by his wife and child en route to Texas for a Johnson meeting.
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Sanford Inaugural January 5 set for North Carolina
Governor-elect Terry Sanford will be sworn in January 5 in Raleigh at Hugh Memorial Auditorium with Chief Justice J. Wallace Winborne administering the oath. The inaugural ball will be January 4 with State Sen. John R. Jordan Jr. as committee chairman and legislators invited as guests. Sanford does not plan a special legislative session.
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Lebanon Methodist Church Dedicates New Sanctuary
The Sunday Enterprise previews two upcoming features. Lebanon Methodist Church, among the city’s oldest, dedicates a new sanctuary with services starting tomorrow. Braxton Younts reviews the church’s history in a feature for tomorrow’s edition.
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Loyal Soldiers Crush Uprising in Saigon
In Saigon the loyal forces of President Ngo Dinh Diem recaptured the city after paratroopers seized key areas and the presidential palace. Gen Le Van Kim led the counteroffensive as Col Nguyen Chanh Thi escaped by jeep and rebels surrendered after brief fighting.
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Eisenhower Calls for Food Aid on Thanksgiving Day
President Eisenhower urged Americans to give to voluntary relief agencies to feed the less fortunate worldwide as he proclaimed November 24 as Thanksgiving Day. He spoke from the Augusta National course during a Georgia vacation and expressed hope for a future when every nation has its own Thanksgiving. He also indicated readiness to discuss a transition with the new Democratic regime.
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Diem Seen as Tough Viet Nam Leader in Hanoi Interview
AP dispatch profiles Ngo Dinh Diem president of South Viet Nam calling him powerfully built, energetic and anti communist. It notes his single minded style accused as dictatorial amid rising public opposition and recent palace fighting during insurgent attacks.
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Louisiana Girls For School Battle Looms In New Orleans
State segregation leaders mobilize for last minute action to block integration as five Negro girls prepare to enter first grade at two all white schools. The Orleans Parish School Board says no more meetings. Judge Wright ordered integration and a restraining order halted state control over New Orleans schools.
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Kennedy Still Leads Vote in Unofficial Returns
With almost all precincts counted, John F. Kennedy holds 50.2 percent of the popular vote at 33,627,229 to Richard Nixon's 33,348,397. Kennedy has 22 states and 300 electoral votes. Nixon 25 states and 188 votes, with Mississippi and Alabama electors unpledged.
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