China Could Break From Moscow and Lead The Revolution
Red China appears ready to pursue a go it alone policy, signaling a split with the Kremlin. Peking criticizes Khrushchev over the Great Leap and Peng Teh huai and asserts its leadership in Asia and Africa, arguing Moscow has forfeited rightful leadership.
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Red China
Peking
France
Nikita
Asia
Africa
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Peng Teh-huai
China
Kremlin
Bryant Settles Libel Suit Over Post Articles
Alabama football coach Paul Bryant accepts 300000 in tax free damages from Curtis Publishing for two Saturday Evening Post articles. He had sought 10500000 in libel damages and a trial was set for February in Birmingham. Bryant plans rest after settlement and mentions possible golfing in about a month.
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Tuscalogsa
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Rose
Frank Rose
Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
Curtis Publishing Co
Russians as first among equals not dictating to others
Historical discussion notes that Russians should be no more than first among equals, acting as guides and possibly financiers of the revolution, but without the right to dictate to other Communist ruled countries.
Slower Business Rise in Four Midwest Cities Lag Highs
A Federal Reserve Bank report shows metropolitan areas of Little Rock Louisville Memphis and St Louis trailing national averages in seven of eight economic indicators. Nonfarm and total employment manufacturing and nonmanufacturing jobs department store sales bank deposits and check payments all lag. Industrial electricity use is the sole index rising above the national pace.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
Little Rock
Louisville
Memphis
Ise
Bryant tied to college football fix and alleged payoffs
The March 1963 article The Story of a College Football Fix accused Bryant and Wallace Butts of conspiring to fix the 1962 Alabama Georgia game. A settlement shows Bryant accepted 273000 dollars for the fix story and 25000 dollars for tone imputing brutality endorsement.
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Bryant
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Sammie the Starling Fights for His Life in Plane
Dayton Ohio AP report details Sammie the starling trapped in a World War II fighter cockpit at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Despite efforts by a museum captain a policeman and a teen, the bird remained inside as dusk fell, fluttering atop the pilot seat.
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Dayton, Ohio
Sammie the Starling
Air Force Museum
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Sammie
Air Force
Phil
Starling
Faubus Confirms State Aid to Arkansas Fairs
Gov. Orval Faubus said at a meeting of the Arkansas Fair Managers Association that the state will continue providing financial aid to fairs across Arkansas because they serve as show windows for agriculture. He added support will persist even if he is not governor. Fairs at county district and state levels are highlighted as key display windows for the state's agriculture as discussions on technical problems proceed at the two day session.
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Little Rock
Orvald
Faubus
Arkansas Fair Managers Association
Arkansas
Fair Managers
Lucy Baines Receives Cold at White House Reception
Lucy Baines 16, president's daughter, was reported to be in bed with a cold at the White House on Monday. A White House spokesman said she was confined to her room while her family greeted about 460 college editors at an afternoon reception.
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Washington
Johnson
Ley Baines
Lucy Baines
White House
Lucy
National Cathedral School
Withdrawal of Lucy Show Clouds CBS Monday Night Lineup
The withdrawal of Lucille Ball from the weekly situation comedy weakens CBSs strong Monday night lineup. CBS frantically seeks replacements as Danny Thomas departure leaves a hole. ABC plans fillins including Wagon Train and Peyton Place while Bewitched likely moves into The Jimmy Dean Show slot. The Beatles appear on Ed Sullivan next Sunday, drawing a flood of ticket requests CBS cannot meet.
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New York
Lucille Ball
CBS
Lucy
Danny Thomas
Ball
Thomas
ABC
Jackie Gleason
Elizabeth Montgomery
Jimmy Dean
Ed Sullivan
Didn’t Wait for Electrical Crews Rescues Motorist From Wreck
State trooper Darrell Bailey acted without waiting for power company workers to remove live wires. He used his service shotgun to sever the wires and freed the injured motorist from the wreck in Kent Washington.
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Kent
Wash
Darrell Bailey
Power Company
Bailey
Florida Celery and Peanut Butter Lunch Box Ideas
Crisp Florida celery and peanut butter boost lunch boxes with five ideas. Each uses celery and peanut butter in different ways, from stuffed stalks to sandwiches and cookies, with tips on wrapping, chilling, and packing for transport.
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Florida
Monuy
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Delaney & Son
Grocery & Market
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Ralph
Montgomery
S. Main St
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Cone
Sammie, the
By Jim Bryant
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Moore Bros
Bologna
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