U S Scientist and Wife May Stay With Reds in Europe
University of Washington biologist Charles O Junge and his wife Josephine were in Prague and had not contacted the U S embassy. The embassy said it is trying to reach them and denies solid evidence of defection.
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Six Men Dead In Southwest Snow Storm
A major early season storm devastated the Southwest with up to 30 inches of snow. It killed one man in New Mexico and five in Texas while causing travel paralysis, school closures, and widespread isolation in El Paso and western Texas. Deer hunters faced stranding as lines and roads failed, with New Mexico towns cut off and National Guard units assisting.
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Eight year old girl kidnapped returned unharmed in Corvallis
Marjorie Schubert an eight year old girl abducted by a motorist Tuesday afternoon was dropped near her home this morning and walked to safety. Neighbors and her mother reported she was frightened and hungry but otherwise uninjured. Oregon State University agricultural chemist Schubert family, police sought the abductor after a neighbor witnessed the car scene.
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Leon C. Terriere
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Murder of Southern California lawyer Rosalind Bates
Police believe Rosalind Goodrich Bates, 67, a prominent Los Angeles area lawyer and Federation of International Women Lawyers past president, was shot to death in her home. She was found Monday night with two gunshot wounds, no sign of struggle, and the murder weapon is missing. A threatening phone call was reported last week.
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Rosalind Goodrich Bates
California
Frederick S. Rheinhold
Baptist Race Vote Proposed In North Carolina Churches
A proposal to vote on integrating Baptist colleges and churches in North Carolina was heard at the state convention. Rev. L. E. Dailey urged a binding ballot of all Baptist churches, while the Christian Life Committee urged open doors to all races. Action was postponed until the afternoon.
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Christian Life Committee
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Nashville
Tenn
The
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Four-Stage U S Rocket Fails Off California Coast
A four stage Argo D8 rocket carrying living matter failed near Point Arguello California. The first stage landed on land while the upper stages and capsule likely sank at sea. The objective to study space radiation effects on living cells was not achieved.
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Howard Adler
Atomic Energy Commission
Torrential Rains Lash Italy Leave Several Dead
Torrential rains lashed Italy for the fifth day, flooding wide areas around Rome. The flooding risk grew as the Tiber near Rome and the Po near northern Italy neared overflowing. At least six people have died since Saturday amid winter rain wind and snow.
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Gizenga Leads Congo Mutiny From Kindu Stand
Antoine Gizenga emerges in open defiance of the United Nations and the central government. He is directing mutiny by over 2,000 Congolese troops in Kindu while mutinous forces in Albertville disrupt the Katanga area. UN plans force if negotiations fail.
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Cyrille Adoula
Victor Lundula
Christophe Gbenye
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Macapagal Leading Philippine Presidential Race
Vice President Diosdado Macapagal led in unofficial Philippine presidential returns with about 60 percent of counted votes. He claimed the lead and said a victory statement would wait for Garcia's concession. Garcia refused to concede, while Macapagal's running mate Pelaez led the vice presidency.
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Garcia
Bohol
Philippines
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Sergio Osmena Jr
Gil J. Puyat
Tex tiles Inc declares 25c quarterly dividend and 5 percent special
Tex tiles Inc and its board approved the regular 25 cent dividend for common and preferred stock. A 5 percent dividend was approved for common stock holders of record on November 25. The action followed Tuesday's board meeting in Gastonia North Carolina.
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Gastonia, N.C
Textiles Inc
Soviets Renew Troika Demands In Arms Talks
At the United Nations Valerian Zorin pressed for disarmament talks to be organized on a troika basis with equal Western, Communist, and nonaligned nations. He urged immediation toward a four year complete disarmament treaty as Western powers resistant to troika. Adlai Stevenson signaled support for quick action but kept troika off the table.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
General Assembly
Zorin
Khrushchev J
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Twenty Year Old Woman Raises Eight Siblings in Warroad
Rita Foster, 20, became mother and father to eight younger siblings after both parents died within a year from cancer. She keeps the family together in Warroad with firm rules and care for Denise and Deanne, the 4-year-old twins who still grieve.
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Rita
Deanne
Delores
Gloria
Nancy
Barbara
Michael
Roberta
Rita Foster
Minneapolis
Warroad
Minn
Rayburn Family Holds Vigil Amid Health Crisis
In Bonham Texas alarmed relatives surround Sam Rayburn as he weakens from cancer. Doctor Joe Risser reports critical condition with hours to days to live and family members, including sisters Mrs. W. A. Thomas and Mrs. S. E. Bartley, at the hospital.
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Dallas
S. E. Bartley
Richard Rayburn
Bonham
Risser
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Flood New York Area
A wave of counterfeit ten dollar notes has swept New York area merchants during the holiday rush. U S Attorney Morgenthau reports 263 bills seized locally last week with larger totals recovered nationwide. Secret Service says New York leads fake ten and twenty circulation with an extensive ring behind the operation. Detection cues include muddy Hamilton portrait, blurred treasury seal, and specific face plate numbers.
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New York
U. S
Washington
James J. Rowley
Secret Service
New York City
Rowley
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
U.S. Likely to Continue Wheat Sales to Yugoslavia
Informants say the National Security Council will urge continuing surplus wheat sales to Communist Yugoslavia. Tito criticized American reactionaries and capitalists, while Kennedy reviews U.S. aid policy after the Belgrade conference. A request for about one million tons of wheat remains under consideration.
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Yugoslavia
Endre Marton Washington
National Security Council
United States
Informanants
Marshal Tito
Skoplje
Belgrade
Tito
Dean Rusk
Rusk
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