Summit Talks Continue Russians Defy Coexistence Critics
Pravda states peaceful coexistence remains a guiding Soviet policy amid two weeks of talks at the summit in Moscow. Khrushchev signals readiness to accept disarmament controls, warns Western views on neutral state participation, and asserts unity with the Communist bloc on peaceful coexistence.
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Soviet Union
Pravda
People’s Daily
Peiping
Khrushchev
Eiping
O Pa
U. N
Afouid
Communist Party of the
Ike Heads For Home After Hunt
President Eisenhower returns to Washington from a two day quail hunting visit in Georgia with oilman W Alton Jones. He plans a Thanksgiving dinner at the White House and awaits his farewell holiday plans.
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Albany
Eisenhower
Washington
Georgia
White House
W. Alton Jones
Augusta National Golf Club
Kennedy To Spend Thanksgiving With Family In Washington
President elect John F Kennedy interrupts his Palm Beach vacation to fly to Washington for Thanksgiving with wife Jacqueline and their daughter Caroline. He will return to Florida Thursday evening and resume transition duties as he prepares to take office January 20. Biden? No, Kennedy planned talks with AFL CIO officials but the meeting was postponed by acting press secretary Donald M Wilson. The transition involves filling about 80 top posts and some 1700 other positions.
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Japan
Liberal Party
James C. Hagerty
White House
John
Barbara
Gettysburg
Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Donald M. Wilson
U S Attache Returns as Moscow Espionage Case Unfolds
Maj. Irving T. McDonald Jr, U.S. Attache in Moscow, faced expulsion after Soviet authorities accused him of intelligence gathering during a trip to Kurgan. He received an extra day beyond the 48 hour deadline and planned to depart Thanksgiving Day for Copenhagen. The Kremlin cited notebooks with data and photographs of military targets found on him. Col. Edwin M. Kirton was expelled earlier on similar charges.
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Moscow
Irving T. McDonald Jr
Soviet Union
U. S
McDonald
Provincetown
Mass
Ural Mountains
Kremlin
Copenhagen
Denmark
Kurgan
Siberian
Edwin M. Kirton
Palo Alto
Calif
Compulsory Insurance Opposed At North Carolina Farm Bureau
Delegates in Raleigh voted 116 to 87 to end the compulsory auto insurance law in North Carolina and require an optional uninsured motorist policy instead. The conference also reorganized leadership as A C Edwards resigns, with B Mangum elected president and others reelected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Farm Bureau Convention
J. Melville Broughton Jr
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Broughton
State Highway Commission
B. C. Mangum
Rougemont
Mangum
A. C. Edwards
Edwards
Leroy Simmons
Albertson
Ben M. Lewis
Farmville
A. W. Nesbitt
Fairview
Bureau
Resolutions Committee
Tar Heel
Harold Cooley
Nashville
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
A of Agriculture
Kennedy
White House
Jury Verdict Frees Tryon Man in Bank Robbery Case
A federal jury acquitted Fred Earle Counts of Tryon of bank robbery in the Tryon Bank and Trust Co. heist. The case centered on a note allegedly written by Counts and a $5,000 ransom demand linked to Landrum. Prosecution witness FBI handwriting expert Oberg testified on similarities and dissimilarities between the note and Counts handwriting.
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Asheville
Fred Earle Counts
Tryon Bank and Trust Co
John G. Landrum
Tryon Bank
Counts
FBI
James M. Baley
William S. Oberg
Landrum
Oberg
Tryon
South Carolina
Building Collapse Kills Three Near Harrisonburg
Three men died and four were injured when a one story construction building near Harrisonburg Va collapsed sending about 785 tons of pre stressed concrete beams and stringers crashing down. Crew chief Robert Hadden said all workers were accounted for and the injured were taken to a local hospital. Desmond Wichael of Harrisonburg was identified among the dead with two others unnamed. The 450 by 420 foot structure was being built for an automobile products plant.
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Robert Hadden
Harrisonburg
Desmond Wichael
Camera-Carrying Satellite Success
The United States launched the Tiros 11 weather satellite from Cape Canaveral and achieved orbit near 400 miles. Two cameras aboard will send cloud images to Ft Monmouth, with initial data evaluating a nearly circular 415 by 435 mile path and a 98 minute orbit.
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Fla
United States
Missile Test Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Army Signal Corps
Tiros
Americans Ready For Holiday
Millions of Americans will mark Thanksgiving with church rites, turkey dinners, and football games. Weather will be fair and mild in many areas, with Indian summer warmth. Travel demand will be heavy to Florida and Caribbean spots. President Eisenhower plans a quiet White House dinner with family, while John Eisenhower and Caroline celebrate in Washington. Kennedy heads to Palm Beach for vacation work Thursday night. Army and Air Force menus feature shrimp cocktail and roast turkey with all the trimmings. Plymouth Mass hosts ceremonies honoring the holiday.
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Associated Press
Florida
Caribbean
Eisenhower
White House
John
Gettysburg
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Caroline
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Uncle Sam
Army Air Force
Airliner Returns To Field After Engine Trouble
An Eastern Air Lines Constellation with 44 passengers and five crew diverted back to Raleigh-Durham Airport after a No 3 engine warning. Joe Brosnan said the captain announced a mechanical malfunction and that passengers remained calm while the engine was inspected.
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Raleigh
Eastern Air Lines
Raleigh-Durham
Joe Brosnan
EAL
Washington
New York
Brosnan
Government estimates monthly cost of living for couples over 65
The Labor Department estimates a modest but adequate urban living level for a retired couple 65+ costs 220 to 280 dollars a month. In 20 cities surveyed, yearly costs range from 2641 in Houston to 3366 in Chicago for this standard.
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Labor Department
Sreau
Houston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Scranton
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