Ten Senegalese Die In Violence During Election
AP reports more than ten killed and about sixty injured during Senegal elections. President Senghor, unopposed, won about ninety percent of the registered vote as the Senegal Progressive Union swept all eighty seats. Extremists from the African Regroupment party, tallying around four percent, sparked the unrest. In India, Nehru's government created Nagaland state to quiet Naga demands, with ceremony led by President Radakrishnan near the Northeast frontier.
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Dakar
Senegal
Sunv
Leopold Senghor
Senghor
Senegal Progressive Union
African Regroupment Party
Kohima
India
Nehru
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Nagaland
Northeast Frontier Agency
Atka Ice Breaker Loses Propeller Shaft in Antarctic Channel
The U S Navy says the Atka broke a propeller shaft while cutting a channel in McMurdo Sound. The shaft and propeller sank as the ship, damaged but able to move, heads to New Zealand for repairs. Glacier and Burton Island will finish the last stretch of the channel for cargo ships to U S Antarctic headquarters.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
U.S. Navy
Atka
Antarctica
McMurdo Sound
Glacier
Burton Island
Red China Sees Johnson as Aggressive Reformer
In Tokyo and across Northeast Asia, Beijing and its allies view Johnson as more than Kennedy’s successor, praising his stance on some policies while wary of tests to Mainland China. Nationalist China questions renewed U.S. support for Chiang Kai-shek, South Korea weighs aid shifts under Park Chung-hee, and Japan worries over trade and security implications amid uncertain months ahead.
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Tokyo
Red
China
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
America
Northeast Asia
Japan
South Korea
Kennedy
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
G Nessmen
Fort Sill youth jailed after car entry seizure
A 19-year-old Fort Sill resident, visiting from California, was arrested after being seen entering a car on Buddy's Used Car Lot in Lawton. He admitted plans to steal the vehicle and drive to Bakersfield. Police report multiple other incidents including assaults, drunkenness, thefts and vandalisms across the city.
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Fort Sill
California
Cleo Stout
Lawton Merchant Patrol
Buddy
N. Sheridan
Bakersfield
Calif
Eastside
Robbie Alexander
N. First
Robert E. Wood
Wood
Wilma Stewrt
Southside
Tulsa agency owner seeks probe of State Employment Service
Charlie J. Loveless asks Gov. Bellman to audit the Oklahoma State Employment Service alleging misused funds and bias toward white collar positions. He claims USES data are unchecked and used to justify expansion, calling it government competition with private enterprise.
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TULSA
UPS
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Loveless
Raymond Crump
Oklahoma City
USES
Crump
U. S. Employment Service
Fire damages Whitaker's grocery store in Oklahoma City
A Sunday fire heavily damaged Whitaker's grocery in Oklahoma City with building damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. Fire crews said the cause was not immediately known.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Whittaker’s
Soviets Expect Johnson to Follow Kennedy Foreign Policy
Soviet leaders and press indicate no policy shift with Lyndon B. Johnson. Moscow diplomats say conversations assume continuity, citing Mikoyan's favorable Washington meeting as key input for Khrushchev and Kremlin planners. Kennedy is praised as a peace president and Johnson's stance is framed as a continuation.
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Moscow
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Washington
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Rail unions press for 25 percent wage rise in latest demand
Cleveland AP reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and its sister union seek a 25 percent pay hike plus supplemental pensions and company health coverage. They urge minimum daily earnings of 40 dollars for engineers and 35 dollars for firemen, amid ongoing arbitration under the August law.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington
American Association of Railroads
Emer
Congress
Arbitration Board
H. E. Gilbert
Blf&e
Brotherhood
Gilbert
Funds Trickle In For Oswald Family
Fort Worth funds for the Oswald family rise to totals from Mrs Shirley Williamson who has collected 465 dollars. Secret Service agents have gathered 303 dollars of the sum as the Oswald family remains in protective custody.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Shirley Williamson
Oklahoma Reports 190 Holiday Traffic Accidents
Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported 190 traffic accidents during the Thanksgiving holiday period from Wednesday evening to Sunday midnight. There were 1,630 arrests, 4,310 warnings, and 1,465 assists. Twelve people were killed and 136 injured in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Area Men In Service Report From Pensacola
Samuel M. Blood, signalman third class, USN, son of Mr and Mrs John Blood of Combache, recently reported for duty with the naval air station at Pensacola Florida. The air station is the hub of the naval air training command where Navy and Marine Corps pilots undergo training.
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Samuel M. Blood
USN
John Blood
Comanche
Naval Air Station
Pensacola, Fla
Naval Air Training Command
Navy
Marine Corps
Carnegie Sailor Serves Aboard USS Chevalier In Pacific
Clifford Beall radarman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd T Beall of Carnegie serves aboard the destroyer USS Chevalier unit of the First Fleet on a Western Pacific tour. Army Pvt Ronald E Greer son of Mr and Mrs James A Greer Grandfield completed an eight week radio relay and carrier operation course at Fort Gordon Ga with instruction in field radio relay and carrier equipment operation and maintenance.
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Clifford Beall
USN
Lloyd T. Beall
Carnegie
Chevalier
First Fleet
Western Pacific
Army Pvt
Ronald E. Greer
James A. Greer
Grandfield
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Greer
Pioneer Village Showcases 22 Buildings and 10000 Historic Items
Pioneer Village near Minden Nebraska stands as a leading tourist draw with 22 buildings housing more than 10 000 historic items from early American life, reflecting local history and culture.
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Minden
Neb
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