Rioting Students Clash With Police After Edison Victory
In Miami, rioters including students and older men attacked police after Miami Edison beat Miami High 20 to 7. One motorcycle officer was struck, four injuries reported, several people charged or cited, and three men held on bonds up to 350 dollars as police recounted the clashes on Edison grounds.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Edison
Miami High School
Edison
J. T. Griffin
Robert Martinelli
Joseph P. D'Auria
University of Miami
Jacob A. Bedell
James V. Ferdinand
Bedell
Ralph Hinson
Hinson
Griffin
King Mohammed V Shifts Focus To Ifni Crisis in U S Tour
In Williamsburg Morocco's King Mohammed V, on a U S sightseeing tour, plans talks with aide Col Moulay Hafid on the Ifni crisis. The monarch, 48, flies to Dallas then Los Angeles and New York after a two hour delay due to a flat tire.
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Williamsburg
Mohammed V
Morocco
Ifnn
Moulay Hafid
Rabat
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Kefauver Says Missile Setup Worse Than Thought
Senator Kefauver reports three days of missiles probe testimony shows the United States behind Russia in certain scientific military fields. He says the picture is not hopeless and urges more funding for missiles satellites and education to catch up. CIA briefing and submarines with nuclear capable missiles were discussed, with sub fleets near missile range of the East Coast.
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Kefauver
Washington
Sen
D-Tenn
U. S
Senate
Russia
Subcommittee
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Spanish Forces Bombard Ifni Rebellion Suppression
Al Alam reports Spanish bombers killed at least 180 in Ifni Morocco with strikes across Fouar Sidi Hamed Larouss Chira and surrounding villages. Planes and ships damaged Moroccan territory as Crown Prince Moulay Hassan urged retaliation while Madrid pressed a military buildup to crush the uprising.
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Rabat
Morocco
Ifni
al Alam
Istiqlal Independence Party
Fouar
Sidi Hamed Larouss
Chira
Oum Iffissia J
Shouikhat
Moulay Hassan
Spain
Madrid
Rocket Satellite's Descent Predicted For Sunday
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reports the first rocket satellite may tumble to Earth Sunday morning. Dr. Fred L. Whipple notes uncertainty in death time, with reentry expected during three U S sweeps from 6:45 a.m. to 9:43 a.m. over the United States.
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Mass
Russia
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Fred L. Whipple
Observatory
Earth
United States
Smithsonian
Florida
Maine
New York
Boston
Texas
Midwest
Kansas City
Michigan
Pacific
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
North America
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Whipple
UN Chief Skirts Cairo on Middle East Mission
Dag Hammarskjold will not stop in Cairo on his new Middle East mission and plans conferences in Amman Jerusalem and Damascus to address border disputes fueling Arab-Israeli tensions. He arrives in Amman after Beirut and Cairo is bypassed after talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmud Fawzi. The UN emergency force remains on the Egyptian border.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
Amman
Jerusalem
Damascus
Beirut
Fawzi
Bitter cold grips northern plains as wind drives temps down
The Associated Press reports a sharp cold wave sweeping into the north and central Plains with winds up to 50 mph. Temperatures were forecast to plunge to 10 to 15 degrees below zero, reaching -10 to -15 in northern Minnesota and northeast North Dakota, and as low as zero as far south as northern Iowa and South Dakota by morning. Northerly winds 35 to 50 mph accompanied the freeze, with drops also expected in northern Missouri, northeast Kansas, and southwest Nebraska. Elsewhere, the Northeast saw springlike weather while rains and snow flurries hit Wyoming and western Colorado.
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Central Plains
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio Valley
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakotas
New States
Market lifts on Eisenhower travel news to Gettysburg farm
President Eisenhower's travel by car to his Gettysburg farm gave the stock market a lift with key stocks up 1 to 2 points in active trading. Oils and aircrafts led gains as McElroy's missile production orders boosted defense firms while the Associated Press index rose to 159.50.
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New York
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Defense
McElroy
Wall Street
Associated Press
Britain Defends U S H-bomb Carrier Flights
London reports show Labor misgivings over U S bombers carrying H bombs from Britain. Prime Minister Macmillan says bombs are in separate parts with no danger of explosion if planes crash. Press supports defense, citing deterrence against Soviet missiles and need to stay armed.
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London
U. S
Britain
The
Daily Mirror
Independent
Labor Party
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
America
Russia
West
Daily Telegraph
Nixon May Go to Paris NATO Summit Series
The White House may soon decide if Vice President Nixon will attend the NATO summit in Paris next month. Nixon said he is ready, and the NATO Council supports his leading the American delegation, while Eisenhower convalesces from a brain artery blockage.
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White House
Nixon
Paris
Washington
Eisenhower
NATO
NATO Council
Mohammed V
Morocco
U. S
Sherman Adams
United States
U S Test Satellite Visible By Naked Eye Plan
Baltimore reports the United States will launch a small test satellite on December 4. The five foot long bright third stage rocket will be visible as it trails the satellite across the sky. The rocket’s nose will shed after about 40 miles ascent, exposing the satellite for the remainder of the climb.
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Baltimore
United States
Vanguard
Martin Co
Tar Heel Girl Wins 4-H Leadership Award
Clyde Templeton an 18 year old from Olin NC was named a national 4-H leadership award winner at State 4-H Recognition Day on the NC State College campus. She will join 4-H Club Congress in Chicago with Charles Pickering of Taylorsville MS and receive a 400 dollar scholarship from Edward Foss Wiss.
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Clyde Templeton
Rt. 1
Olin
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Miss Templeton
Chicago
Charles Pickering
Taylorsville
Miss
W. C. Templeton
Women’s College
Greensboro
Union Grove High
Pickering
Edward Foss Wiss
Eisenhower Leaves White House for Gettysburg Farm Visit
President and Mrs. Eisenhower travel by auto to their Pennsylvania farm for a weekend or longer as doctors confirm ongoing excellent recovery from a mild stroke. White House says the trip is fully approved, crowds watch as Eisenhower signals a smile and nod, with Senatorial and military briefing plans pending.
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Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
White House
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Secret Service
Howard M. Snyder
Hagerty
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