Khrushchev Blasts China Over Cuba War Warning
Premier Khrushchev rebuked Communist China for urging war with the United States over Cuba and warned that the U S is a paper tiger with nuclear teeth. He defended Soviet missiles in Cuba as deterrents and spoke two hours forty minutes before the Supreme Soviet with Tito and Rodriquez present.
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SUN Youth Forum Debates Education Topics Across School System
Students at the seventh annual SUN Youth Forum discussed education with subtopics on vocational training in secondary schools foreign language in elementary schools prayers in public schools and whether communism should be studied in American secondary schools Roger Wyma of Western high school prepared the summation noting a shift from mass conformity to fostering individual interests The group argued for widespread vocational programs and early foreign language exposure to improve relations with other countries and for reconsidering prayers in public schools
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Zel Lowman
Roger Wyma
India prepared to fight if cease-fire fails
Prime Minister Nehru warned India may renew border war with China if cease-fire collapses. A military spokesman said Chinese forces killed a senior Indian officer after the November 21 truce in NEFA. Nehru declined to guarantee future peace and suggested submitting the dispute to world bodies if China withdraws to September 8 positions.
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Casino Owner Fight Settled Out of Court
A Tahoe casino dispute between Barney O Malia and Richard Chartrand ended in an out of court settlement. O Malia will buy Chartrand's 25 percent stake for 200000 subject to State Gaming Commission approval. Chartrand invested 80000 in 1960 and the suit stemmed from his attempt to sell to Lawrence Musso. Judge William Compton scheduled a final disposition for January 14.
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Las Vegas
Quick Tax Cut Plan Backed by Kennedy
President Kennedy said he would push for a quick tax cut next year after a special conference with chairman Wilbur Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee, who has opposed the idea.
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UPD
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New York Paper Strike Takes Turn for Worse
The New York City newspaper strike worsened as union leader Bertram Powers described a state of siege and federal mediators reported talks ending with no progress. William E. Simkin planned to return to Washington with Stephen J. Schlossberg as talks stalled beyond five days.
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Strikers Return to Nevada Site After Fringe Benefit Row
About 150 union carpenters prepared to resume work at the Nevada Test Site after a two day strike over fringe benefit cuts. The walkout followed a recommendation by the Nevada Test and Space Site Construction Labor Board to adjust subsistence pay and to cut hazard pay and shift premiums. The Atomic Energy Commission ordered prime contractors to implement the recommendations, affecting basic crafts but excluding plumbers electricians and sheet metal workers. Jim Banner Carpenters Local 1780 said he had received a wire fromM A Hutchinson with remarks yesterday.
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US Alert Against Soviet Weapons Moves in Cuba
President Kennedy said the United States is taking daily steps to prevent re introduction of offensive Soviet weapons in Cuba. He warned he would not pledge against invasion while crisis issues remain unresolved, stressing the need for United Nations verification of removal and citing ongoing New York negotiations.
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Two Underground Nuclear Tests Conducted at Nevada Site
The mission conducted two more underground nuclear tests at the Nevada Test Site yesterday. The blasts, numbered 6 and 59 in the current series, were both low yield at under 26 000 tons of TNT. The AEC announced the tests from Washington.
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Danny Kaye Ill While Flying, Has Operation
Comedian Danny Kaye underwent an emergency abdominal operation yesterday at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. A spokesman said he fell ill while flying a private two engine plane to Washington DC to deliver a speech. He had abdominal pains after refueling in Wichita Kansas and went to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for diagnosis. He is expected to return to Hollywood in a week or ten days.
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Mexican Held For Deporting The United States
The U S marshal's office holds Fernando De Luna Adam a Mexican national twice arrested and deported for re entering without permission Bail set at 1500 dollars He was found in the United States after deportation on Nov 24 1960 and had previous deportation in 1955 The U S Attorney's office notes he did not apply for re entry.
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Ex Marine Hudgens Captured After Gas-Filled Motel Standoff
Raymond J. Hudgens, 22, implicated in multiple killings, was found in a motel room after authorities, alerted by a gas odor from a motel, burst in with gun drawn. He admitted the "unforgivable" acts in a letter to his sister while authorities pursued him across two states. An anonymous call led to the discovery of the victims’ bodies in Kingman, Arizona.
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JFK imitator record prompts comparison to Ted Kennedy
President Kennedy at a news conference commented on satires about his family. He said Vaughn Meader, who stars on the record, sounds more like Teddy than like him.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Mona Lisa to Tour United States Amid Exhibition Plan
France will loan the Mona Lisa from the Louvre to the United States for a several weeks exhibition, the Ministry of Cultural Affairs announced. The move aims to showcase the painting to American audiences and cultural institutions, with dates and venues yet to be confirmed.
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UPI
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Ministry of Cultural Affairs
Loyal Forces in Argentina Bombard Rebels' Cordoba Base
Government air forces strafed and bombed revolt headquarters at Cordoba yesterday to force Brig. Gen. Cayo Alsina to surrender. Four Gloster Meteor jets participated in the attack.
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