India Defends Against Chinese Provocation Claims
New Delhi denies Red China accusations of armed provocation as troops are moved toward the Himalayan border amid a looming withdrawal deadline. India seeks clarifications while pressing for the restoration of positions last Sept. 8 and advancing talks on Kashmir with Pakistan.
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Woman trains as commandos in Gulf Telephone role
John Snook, 43, of Gulf Telephone Co. Foley Alabama, pled not guilty to possessing unregistered automatic weapons. He says he trained two female employees as commandos for a militia begun in 1948 during Korea era. Four weapons seized March 19 by federal agents are not registered. He remains free on $500 bond. trial expected in February.
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Cleveland papers halt as Teamsters strike closes two dailies
Cleveland s Plain Dealer and Press and News suspend publication after a surprise Teamsters Local 473 strike. Picket lines surround buildings, 12 000 copies sold in the Plain Dealer lobby, no paper deliveries. Federal mediator Seldin to resume talks at 2 30 p.m. CST.
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Kennedy Mikoyan talks on Cuba show no US invasion pledge
The article outlines Kennedy's position that the United States will recognize the Soviet removal steps in Cuba and partially verify them, but denies a full international verification and limits plans to future aerial reconnaissance. It notes Mikoyan's push for a clean bill of health from Khrushchev and US willingness to continue surveillance.
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Security Council backs Thant for full term as secretary general
The U N Security Council unanimously recommended that U Thant of Burma be elected secretary general to serve until November 3 1966 ending his acting status. The General Assembly was expected to formalize Thants four year term with a $10000 salary increase proposal accompanying the decision. Hammarskjolds death in a plane crash led to his acting leadership beginning last year.
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Kennedy Lauded by Chilean President for Cuba Crisis Handling
Chile's President Jorge Alessandri praises President Kennedy for his handling of the Cuban missiles crisis. A White House release shows Kennedy inviting Alessandri to visit the United States, and Alessandri accepting a seven day stay arriving December 10 with Washington visit December 11 and 12.
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Hoffa Lawyers Claim U S Sat Until Time Was Ripe
Hoffa lawyers accuse the federal government of delaying the indictment until a conviction seemed likely in the million dollar conspiracy case involving the Teamsters. The defense argues most evidence had long been available and cites a tense split with Fitzgerald, Hoffa’s longtime counsel.
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Funeral planned for Andrews at Mount Salem Cemetery
Andrews will be buried in Mount Salem Cemetery at Jacksonville Missouri beside his parents and sister. His aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Major P Herrington of Decatur Illinois, disclosed the details and did not announce service arrangements. Andrews, a Kansas University sophomore majoring in zoology, shot his family on November 28 1958, then discarded the guns in the Kaw River and returned home before contacting the sheriff.
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Gribben Wins KU Campus Problems Speaking Contest
Parsons junior Heard in Lawrence Allan Gribben took first place in the 37th annual contest at Kansas University campus problems speaking event. He defeated four finalists with his speech Indifference Inc. Annalee Burns of Aurora Colorado was second and James Fox of Kansas City Missouri was third. E C Buechter directed the program since its start in 1925.
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Parsons
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Gribben
Indifference, Inc
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Aurora
Colo
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Kansas City
E. C. Buechter
FBI chief cites 5 percent rise in U S crime before holidays
J Edgar Hoover warns crime up five percent nationwide as the Christmas season nears. In Lawrence and similar cities the increase is higher. Police and sheriff departments keep plans private while law enforcement steps up alertness. Kansas Highway Patrol also readies to prevent and pursue crime.
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Cultural center telecast draws star power for fund drive
A Washington based telecast linking Washington New York Chicago and Los Angeles featured Danny Kaye Yo Yo Ma Marian Anderson Robert Frost Pablo Casals and Bob Newhart among others to raise funds for a national cultural center. The drive aims for a 30 million goal with a 1 million private pledge from Col. C Michael Paul and 23 000 from Show magazine.
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Richard Tucker
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Roger Fernandez
New York
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Kennedy
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Palm Beach
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Stokely Opens New Can Making Plant in Lodi California
Stokely-Van Camp, a $200 million annual food processor, will open a $1 million can making plant in Lodi, California, in January to supply 75 percent of its can needs. The facility will feed cans into the adjacent Stoke ly processing plant by cable, with surplus cans shipped to 65 other processing plants including one in Lawrence.
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Ayers Receives Tribute As He Plans Haskell Departure
More than 200 people gathered at Sacajawea Hall to honor Dr Solon Ayers upon his resignation after 20 years as Haskell Institute superintendent. He will become area director of Indian schools in Portland Oregon with a successor yet to be named in Washington D C.
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KU Grid Banquet on Monday Night
Reservations for the Kansas University Football Dinner Dance are due by noon Saturday. The event, at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the Union Ballroom, is sponsored by the Lawrence Quarterback Club the Chamber and the KU Athletic Department. Mike Getto is master of ceremonies Msgr. George Towle delivers the invocation and trophies are presented by Chancellor Clarke Wescoe Prof. Robert Beer and the son of the man memorialized for the Mike Getto Lineman of the Year. Athletic director A C Lonborg presents K blankets to seniors and Dr John Albers oversees player gifts. Jack Mitchell leads the program and the dance follows.
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Rhode Island Chooses Chafee Gubernatorial Winner
Absentee ballots in Rhode Island give Republican John H. Chafee a final 398 vote lead over Democrat John A. Notte Jr. It remains unclear if Notte will seek a recount. In Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag prepares recount petitions as the State Canvassing Board certifies Republican Elmer L. Andersen’s win by 142 votes after county revisions.
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Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
John A. Notte Jr
Chafee
Notte
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota Supreme Court
Andersen
Rolvaag
Agencies Outline Persuasion Plan to Enforce Housing Ban
Federal agencies FHA and VA pledged a policy of persuasion with a reserve threat to enforce Kennedy's order against housing discrimination. Neal Hardy of FHA and Philip Brownstein of VA told reporters they will urge builders to end discriminatory practices in selling VA or FHA financed homes.
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Neal J. Hardy
Federal Housing Administration
Philip Brownstein
Veterans Administration
Pope John XXIII Recovers Amid Anemia Treatment
Vatican officials report Pope John XXIII, 81, making a good recovery from anemia and receiving treatment with hoped for results. He left his sick bed briefly to oversee church governance matters and issue related dispositions.
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John XXIII
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Cowboy and companions pass through Kansas on cross country trek
A cowboy from Idaho traveling to Washington D.C. by horseback halted overnight at TeePee Junction north of Lawrence on U.S. 24 40. Don Lee of Council Idaho travels with a dog two mules and four horses. The caravan averages 10 miles daily. Lee left Idaho in April to invite President Kennedy to Idaho.
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Winnie Churchill Celebrates 88th Birthday Quietly at Home
London AP report shows Sir Winston Churchill marking his 88th birthday with a simple breakfast in bed, reading newspapers while telegrams and birthday greetings flood his London home. Extra police manage busy street as well wishers sign a visitors’ book.
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