Seven Americans on Yacht Sink After Fire in Bahamas
In a Bahamas cruise, the 60-foot Blue Belle caught fire and sank about 50 miles northwest of Nassau. One of seven aboard survived after drifting for 14 hours with a 10-year-old girl’s body, then picked up by a tanker and brought to Nassau. The lost include skipper Julian Harvey’s wife Mary Dene, and Arthur Dupertsault and his family from Green Bay, Wisconsin. The yacht had left Fort Lauderdale last Wednesday.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Julian Harvey
Harvey
Gulf Lyon
Mary Dene Harvey
Arthur Dupersault
Green Bay
Wis
Marold S. Pegg
Sollywood
Fla
Bahia Mar
Fort Lauderdale
I Harvey
Ort. Lauderdale
Paubus to Address City League Convention
HOT SPINGS Ark AP dispatch reports Paubus speakers at the Arkansas Municipal League conference. Mayor W F Laman of North Little Rock urged officials to mobilize public participation to keep government responsive. He warned apathy shifts control from people to officials while stressing citizen involvement in early planning.
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Ark
Orval Ti
Paulus
Losas Municipal League
Monilay
W. F F. Laman
North Little Tock
Pobliries
Mrs Sandefur 81 Dies After Lengthy Illness
Ellen Sandefur 81 a ferong resident of Hope died Monday afternoon in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. She is survived by five nephews Goldie Brandon of Spray NC and Brock Brandon of Houston Texas. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel burial Rose Hill Cemetery Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home in charge Rev W A Ricman Magnolia will officiate Active pallbearers Homer Boyett Robert LaGroune Lagence Marsiat Brooks Shults Fulon Dale Jones Lyle Moore.
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Ellen Sandefur
Ferong
Hope
Ceol
Tive
Goldie Brandon
Spray
N.C
Brock Brandon
Houston
Texas
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Rose Hill
Herndon-Cornelius
Homer’ Boyett
Robert LaGroune
Lagence Marsiat
Brooks Shults
Fullon
Dale Jones
Lyle Moore
Lumumba Believed Executed in January Killing
A U N investigating commission concluded Patrice Lumumba the former Congo prime minister was executed last January in Kinshasa with senior Katanga officials present including Premier Moise Tshombe. The claim underscores ongoing disputes about the circumstances of Lumumba's death and the involvement of Katanga authorities.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Weather summary from station reports and precipitation data
Weather notes report repart fees and 24 hour ending data with high 77 and low 64 and missing precipitation. Total rainfall for the period is 0.44 inches, compared with 0.427 inches last year. Missouri sees mostly fair weather in the northwest with cloudiness elsewhere. light rain possible in the west and central tonight or Wednesday. continued on Page Six.
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Moreyigh
Ouveker
Repentant Sunderland Driver Sends Gifts to Grieving Family
In Elynburgh Scotland a car hit and killed Robbie Wil salt, 8. A Sunderland man sent anonymous gifts to his sister Edna on birthdays and for her wedding, revealing a long withheld remorse. The Wilson family never learns the donor’s identity or motive.
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Elynburgh
Scotland
Robbie Wilsalt
Holbor
Johna
Barty
Robbie
Wilsons
England
Sunderland
Edna
Edinburgh
Wilson
U.S. Deficit Overseas Now 3 Billion
Washington reports the annual U.S. balance of payments deficit at about 3 billion dollars driven by higher imports and a reopening of gold outflows. Officials expect some relief due to earlier defense measures, while global demand dynamics in Germany, England, and Japan may affect future receipts.
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Washington
API
U.S
United States
Germany
England
Japan
Commerce Department
Jorviza County
Education Drive Urged For US and Foreign Nations
A UPN report cites a study group led by Dr. Harry R. Wellman urging bold costly programs of international education. It argues engaging tens of thousands of people could yield better per dollar results than some direct aid. The group emphasizes educating emerging nations abroad and in the United States to build markets, raw materials access, and human ties.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Kansas City
UPN
United States
Forign
Universit
Harry R. Wellman
University of California
American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities
Caiaphant
Arneviesia Pullin
Macapagal Leads in P. I. Voting in early returns
Manila reports Vice President Diosdado Macapagal leading President Carlos P. Garcia as about 2 percent of the vote is counted in the Philippines general election. Macapagal has 104,561 to Garcia's 74,301, with running mate Emmanuel Palaez also ahead. Garcia's ally GH Puyat trails with 28,503. The tally reflects Manila strength for Macapagal and mixed results in central provinces. Election day noted as the islands’ most peaceful in 15 years.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Macapagal
Liberal Party
Garcia
Nacionalista Party
Emmanuel Palaez
Maccapagal
Tramon Magsaysay
Sergion Osmena .Jr
Osmena
Sen
GH Puyat
Saxon Named Comptroller of the Currency in 1960
President Kennedy appoints James J. Saxon of Wilmette Illinois as comptroller of the currency to succeed Ray M Gidney. Saxon receives a recess appointment but Senate confirmation is needed in January. Gidney resigns effective November 15 after a clerical error delayed the process.
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Wasilington
Kennedy
James J. Saxon
Wilmette
Ray M. Gidney
Robert F. Kennedy
Saxon
Senate
Gidney
Treasury
White House
Draft for 345 Doctors Revives Military Medical Push
Defense Department issued a call for 945 doctors to join the Army as part of a 1961 effort. This third such call this year raises total doctors summoned to 1,025. Pentagon officials say the move reinforces medical strength amid military buildup and prioritizes active duty physician roles.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Pentagon
Reform Debate in Arkansas Faces Political Combat
In Little Rock AP: a debate on reform titled Resolved That Arkansas Is Politically Corrupt showcases rival stances by Duncheon County Rep. David Pryor, 27, a pro reform figure, and Perry County Rep. Paul Van Dalsem, 52, a veteran debater. Pryor tours the state while Van Dalsem defends old guard methods amid AAUW support for Pryor. The event, staged by the AAUW Legislative Committee, is set near Pryor’s speaking circuit, with Page Six continuing coverage.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Arkansas
Dun‘chila
David Pryor
Perry Jounty
Paul van Dalsem
Pubisher
Arkansas Association of University Women
Pryor
van Dalsem
AAUW
van Dilsem
Lion's den
Sendo
Arkansas Ducalian Association
Polilies
van Valsent
Perryville
Orval Ky
Auhus
Lupis
Language Barriers Topic Highlighted by Della Kappa Gamma
Mrs Maze Privhared spoke on language barriers at the Della Kappa Gamma Society meeting on November 7 at Hempstead County Library. She illustrated with library books teaching several foreign languages while Mildred McPherson presided and refreshments were served.
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Maze Privhared
Della Kappa Gamma Society
Hempstead
Mildred McPherson
Margret Medder
Fuller
Pheube i Poking
VFW to Meet at 7 Tonight at Hut
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at seven o'clock tonight at the hut. Members urged to attend and bring any relevant notices or reports for the gathering.
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VFW
Murderer to Gas Chamber in California
Richard Arlen Lindsey, 30, an ex convict, faced the gas chamber for the rape and murder of Rose Marie Riddle. His common law wife Dixie Blaine Lindsey aided, plus she gave birth to their son while serving a life term for bludgeoning the victim. The crime occurred near Shafter and the couple fled to San Francisco before being captured. Lindsey pleaded guilty January 20.
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Harold V. Streeter
San Quentin
Calif
Oustabout
Richard Arlen Lindsey
Rose Marie Riddle
Lindsey
Dixie Blaine
Rose Marie
Rosé Marie
Dasbor
Shafter
Rose Massie
Everett
Chandies
Ariz
Lindseys
San Francisco
Kinsey
Dixie Ehvine
Ogo
Iey
Jose Wa Nes
Reminders of Stalin Out in East Berlin
East Berlin conducted a night of denazification style de Stalinization, removing Stalin statues and memorials. Stalinallee was renamed Karl Marx Allee for half its length and Frankfurter Allee for the rest, with Statinstadt renamed Eisenhindenstadt. The Josef Stalin plant was renamed Electrical Apparatus.
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Gene Kramer
Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Stalin
Stalinallee
Karl Marx Mlee
Statinstadt
Odur River
Eisenvliindenstadt
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Josef W. Stalin
Teeplow
Fresh Eggs Spark South Pole Station Binge
At South Pole Station Antarctica, 46 of 20 scientists and Navy personnel enjoyed a midwinter feast on fresh eggs after the first relief contingent arrived. Milk, fruit, vegetables, and other groceries accompanied the delivery, marking a rare supply event after months of isolation.
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Astarctica
Frank Carey
Associated Press
South Pole Station
Antarctica
America
Navy
South Pole
McKenny
Phoenix
McMinda Station
New Zealand
Cold Snow Hits Southwest and Rockies Heavy Snow in Southwest
Snow blanketed a large area from the Rockies to the Southwest with depths up to three feet in the Sacramento Mountains near Alamogordo. Temperatures ranged in the 20s and 30s as blustery north winds moved the storm eastward. three hikers were missing in the Kvitaresa Mountains of southwest New Mexico, hampering rescue efforts amid heavy drifts. Torrential rains drenched parts of Texas and Louisiana while eastern states saw light rain, drizzle, and fog with foggy New England and warmer southern nights.
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Rockies
Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo
Nlm
Arizona
Colorado
Ulikind
Texas
New Mexico
Kvitaresa
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
New England
South Africa censured as UN debates expulsion and boycott
United Nations members condemned South Africa's apartheid. A 72 to 2 vote backed a censure by India and seven allies, urging action against apartheid. The delegation of 27 abstained, including the United States Britain and France, while Portugal and South Africa opposed the measure. The committee also proposed three amendments on steps against Pretoria, none achieving two thirds.
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United Nations
N.Y
Add —Scully
Lwin
Cuba
Security Council
South Africa
General Assembly
India
6Th Nations
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
Assembly
Ethiopia
Security Curwell
Theviet Union
Vie Lanne
Mrs Effie Nora Jones Dies at 78 in Fontana California
Mrs Effie Nora Jones died at 9 am at a daughter's home in Fontana California after a heart attack in October. She lived in California 17 years and is survived by five sons Paul Nick Jones and G W Jones all in California and three daughters Pauline Hunt Lena Steed and Carmen Harta.
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Iffie Nowa Ones
Pat Jones
Hope Str
Hope
Pan
Pantine Tant
Pine St
Fontana
Calif
Jones
Thad
California
Mandy
Janes Tid
Cart
Paul
Jones Okope W
Nick Jones
G. Wi. Jones
Mes
Pauline Hunt
Jrontana
Lena Steed
Baldwin Park
Mix
Carmen Harta
Muritay
Court Holds Will for Woman Good
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds the 1959 will of Pink Jones of Widener leaving his estate to a woman he called his wife but never married. Justice Paul Ward affirmed Probate Judge WL Pord Smith and the recipient Mrs Lenora Jones. Four Jones brothers challenged the will but acknowledged the recipient lived with Jones since 1932 and treated as his wife. The court ruled the testator's intent as shown by the will and relationship.
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Litile
Fato
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pink Jones
Widener
Paul Ward
St. Francis County
WL Pord Smith
Jones
Lenora Jones
Brothers of Jones
Jlones
Ward
Ifle
Supreme Court
Africa moves to declare denuclearized zone
The UN political committee voted 57 to 0 with 42 abstentions to recognize Africa as denuclearized and urge a halt to nuclear testing. The resolution calls on nations to stop transporting or storing hydrogen or atomic bombs on African territory. The United States and Britain abstained on key provisions, while France faced opposition over Sahara testing.
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Max Harresoun
United Nations
N.Y
Mint
U.N
Africa
United States
Prana
Britain
Soviet Lee
France
Sahara
Petition drive nominates Stephens for county board post
Ninety one petitions bearing nearly one million signatures were filed for Herbert M. Stephens seeking the county at large seat on the County Board of Education. The effort, led by Hope Star editor Alex Washburn, surpassed the 50 signature requirement and comes ahead of the December 5 election.
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Herbert M. Stephens
County Board of Education
Vost
Dames WW. Pilkinton
Hope Star
Alex
Washburn
Ota
Me. Stephens
Fiveman Couny Board of Education
Ralph Lehman
Hope School
Saratoga
Stephens
Campalt
Peblos
Dee
Flempstead
Hope
Spring Hit
Washington
Blevins
Deer Rifle Accident Kills Young Brother in El Paso Area
Hershel Wayne Schultz ten died Monday night near El Paso after a high powered deer rifle being cleaned by his 15 year old brother Eddie discharged. The elder boy planned to hunt deer today and the incident occurred at their home about 20 miles southwest of Seacry. A second hunter, Bobby Johnson 28 of Route 1 Monette, was wounded in the left hand in a separate shooting near Paragould. The AP report notes two other hunting accidents during opening day and a heart attack death at a deer camp.
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Associated Press
Goa
Tevsler
Wayne Schulte
Eddie
Aout
Suarey
Bobby Johnson
Monette
Paragould
Johnson
Paragourt
Schultz
Vanetta McGinty
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Keaton
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