Miracle Girl Regains Sight After Prayer and Hope
In Sherwood Cumberland Valley Tennessee a four year old girl Margaret Jackson once blind for three months suddenly regained vision. Father Joseph Huske calls it a miracle as doctors at Vanderbilt Hospital could not explain the recovery. The family has since moved to Fort Polk Louisiana leaving a community memory of the event.
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Joseph Huske
Margaret Jackson
Margaret
Ee Tenn
Cumberland Valley
Nashville
Johnny
Charlotte
Huske
Jacksons
Sherwood
Vanderbilt Hospital
Girls Escape From State Training School in Taft
Twenty three incorrigible inmates at the state training school for Negro girls in Taft Oklahoma fled Friday night using kitchen knives and ice picks. They escaped through kitchen windows after disabling lights and breaking lights with broom handles. No injuries reported.
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Taft, Okla
Correctional Institution
Stanback
Oklahoma City
Trujillos Left With Millions Reported Withdrawals
Exiled Trujillos facing controversy amid reports of large bank withdrawals. Voz del Tropico says Gen Jose Arizmendi Trujillo took 2 to 7 million dollars from Bank of Reserves before fleeing to the United States. Balaguer government urged freezing Trujillo family accounts as peso value sinks and unrest continues with a curfew in effect.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Voz del Tropico
Jose Arizmendi Trujillo
Bank of Reserves
United States
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
Balaguer
Heavy wet snow blankets Pacific Northwest area
A heavy wet snow blanketed a large Pacific Northwest region slowing traffic and hindering utility crews repairing downed lines. The coastal storm dumped up to 42 inches of rain in 24 hours then colder air brought 16 inches of snow, with Remote, Oregon reporting the heaviest. The system spread into California and the northern Rockies as temperatures stayed in the 20s to 40s. Another storm neared the Northeast bringing rain and snow flurries to New York State Vermont and Maine.
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Ore
California
Rockies
Atlantic
New York State
Vermont
Maine
New England
U Thant vows forceful Congo action despite Soviet veto
Acting UN Secretary General U Thant declares he will train the Congo army and suppress secessionist moves anywhere if needed, in a Security Council speech following Soviet vetoes. The council approves a watered-down resolution urging cessez-le-feu in Katanga and allowing force to drive out mercenaries.
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U Thant
Congo
U.N
Security Council
U.S
Soviet Union
Council
Katanga
United Nations
Antoine Gizenga
General Assembly
Valerian A. Zorin
U N Fails To Catch Mutineers In Congo
The U N Command abandoned plans to disarm the Kindu Congo army mutineers who killed 13 Italian airmen and dismembered bodies two weeks ago. Dr Sture Linner urged the government to round up the troops responsible and bring them to Leopoldville for interrogation and punishment.
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U.N. Command
Kindu
Sture Linner
U.N. Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Leopoldville
Linner
United Nations
Congo
Soviets Delay Finnish Military Talks In Baltic Warning
The Soviet Union agrees to postpone military consultations with Finland after talks at a forest cabin near Novosibirsk. Khrushchev warns against right wing moves in Finland and cautions NATO members Denmark and Norway, while Kekkonen pledges vigilance on Baltic developments. O Honka withdraws from the Finnish presidential race as Moscow stresses broad regional concerns.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Kekkonen
Baltic
West Germany
Novosibirsk
Siberian
Finland
Tass
Helsinki
O. Honka
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Denmark
Norway
Dutch Ship Reports Gasoline Can Found Near Rockefeller Search
A Dutch ship found a gasoline can about 20 miles north of Frederik Hendrik Island in the New Guinea search area for Michael Rockefeller. Officials say a 50-50 chance he reached shore. planes, ships and thousands continue the hunt along 150 miles of shoreline.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Snellius
Frederik
New Guinea
Nelson Rockefeller
Eilenden River
Frederik Hendrik Island
Holiday Traffic Deaths Climb Across Four Day Weekend
Traffic deaths reached 220 by 6 p.m. Wednesday as the Thanksgiving holiday entered its third day. Fires killed 22 and 40 more died in miscellaneous incidents, with rain and snow hindering travel in Oregon, northern California, New York, and New England.
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Associated Press
Enterprise to beCommissioned at Newport News Ceremony
The nuclear carrier Enterprise, the world’s largest ship, will officially enter service with commissioning ceremonies in Newport News Virginia. Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally Jr. will give the main address at 2 p.m. The carrier was built by Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
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Newport News
Enterprise
Navy
John B. Connally Jr
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Coe
Conflicting Impulses At World Council Of Churches Assembly
In New Delhi the World Council of Churches faces a clash between haste and restraint as 198 reps from Protestant, Orthodox, and Old Catholic bodies seek unity. Archbishop Ramsey warns against rushed interchurch mixing before mutual understanding, while Philip Potter stresses danger to youth if unity stalls.
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General Assembly
The
World Council of Churches
Church of England
Arthur M. Ramsey
Canterbury
Philip Potter
London
Worldwide Youth Federation
Tians
Ramsey
Tshombe Warns UN, Congo on Katanga Secession
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe told Elisabethville he would meet force with force in response to the U.N. Security Council resolution calling for end of Katanga secession by force if necessary.
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Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab
Republic
United States
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
Justin Bomboko
Bomboko
Council
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville, Katanga
United Nations
Central Congo
Tshombe
U.N. Security Council
Salinger
Conference On Civil Defense
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy Grants First Exclusive Interview To Soviet Journalist
President Kennedy meets Aleksei Adzhubei editor of Izvestia at Hyannisport to discuss an exclusive interview aimed at easing U S Soviet relations. Salinger notes no publication limits and outlines plans to translate and release the full text after comparison with the official transcript.
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Mass
Kennedy
U. S
Khrushchev
Aleksei T. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Adzbubei
Soviet Union
Adzhubei
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Salinger
Holiday parades light up High Point and Thomasville
Holiday parades featured bands floats beauty queens and Santa Claus drawing crowds in High Point and Thomasville. The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's in depth photo report on the events and a separate look at Nixon and California politics with a special report.
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Thomasville
Santa Claus
Richard Nixon
California
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Enterprise
Nixon
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Oregon
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