Soviet Charges Boomed in East Berlin News Conf
The Soviet Embassy in East Berlin held a news conference to claim West Berlin hosts Western spies and to press for ending Allied occupation. It cited a deserter and a Moscow circus performer as proof, while Pravda framed West Berlin as a spy hub and Khrushchev floated a possible Berlin blockade.
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Hodges Relates N C Advantages
Governor Luther Hodges addresses Philadelphia business leaders on North Carolina’s industrial potential and skilled workforce. He cites 160000 available workers, the research triangle, and recent scientific advances including UNC Chapel Hill’s new $2400000 computer installation and a low power training reactor at State College.
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Far West Transforms With Modern Style And Travel
A columnist notes West Coast fashion and travel shift from rugged frontier attire to sophisticated dress and international outlook. He recalls era differences from Webb City to Los Angeles and contrasts train journeys with eight hour plane flights, highlighting improving comforts and global awareness. More on page five A.
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Downtrodden Pedestrian: Green Ordered Off Bicycle
In Redwood City California Lester Green loses his license for a drunken driving conviction and is barred from riding a motorcycle after another DUI arrest. Officer John Hacker reports Green was seen drunkenly pedaling a bicycle and a municipal judge orders him to appear next Monday for trial on two charges with a warning to learn to walk.
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Lester Green
Menlo Park
John Hacker
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Distress signals spotted in snowbound search for missing fliers
Ground teams in bitter cold traced four fire signals in an L shape on mountains west of Denver as two fliers missing since a C46 vanished in a Sunday blizzard are pursued. Pilot Hunsucker, from Lowry AFB, reported engine trouble. aircraft owned by Capitol Airways and leased to the Air Force.
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Calif
Calvin Cloud
Napa
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Capitol Airways of
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Space Future Examined by Rocket Society Panel
New York reports on plans for Mars or Moon travel with minimal attire as pilots endure blast off and reentry stresses. A training capsule at Randolph AFB will aid future fliers, while morale hinges on diet and appealing food options per space doctors and engineers.
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American Rocket Society
John P. Stapp
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Texas
Willard R. Hawkins
George T. Hauty
North Carolina Patrol Declares War on Traffic Violators
State Highway Patrol orders full staffing and heavy checkpoints to curb weekend fatalities. Commanders plan nationwide patrol dens and “Operation Floodlight” to cover 20 counties in Troop B and Saturate the state with speed trap stations. Weekend deaths rose sharply since mid September with 24 killed last weekend and 84 killed in October weekends.
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Greensboro
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Ergee
Nixon Plans Action on Filibuster Rule Compromise
Vice President Nixon and Senator Johnson plan to lead a compromise on the Senate filibuster rule as the new session opens. Nixon aims to change the 66 vote threshold to curb debate, seeking a rule supported by two thirds voting, while opposing a simple majority gag. Johnson expected to back an early compromise in a likely divided Senate.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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Sudan Forms Cabinet Under Abboud Military Leader
Gen Ibrahim Abboud, aged 58, becomes Sudan premier and defense minister after ousting Pro-Western Premier Abdullah Khalil. He names a 12 officer military council and grants himself full powers while dissolving parliament and political parties. Khartoum confirms detentions released and Cairo and London reports anticipate regional impact.
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Abdullah Khalil
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Ahmed Abdel Wahab
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Khalil
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Egypt
Farouk
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Early winter storm blankets mid America with heavy snow and deaths
Blizzard conditions crippled the northern Plains as a storm moved into Canada. At least 10 people died in the early storm while blizzard winds and drifting snow closed highways from Texas to Minnesota. Temperatures plunged across the region with zero to single digits in several locales and tornado risks noted in the southern states.
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