Americans Expelled Portugal Costs 4 Missionaries
Portugal expelled four American Methodist missionaries for allegedly conniving with terrorists in Angola. The group included Windell Lee Golden and Ernest Lemaster, with other names and roles, arrested in Angola and deported to London or New York amid diplomatic tensions. The Foreign Ministry cited clandestine meetings, subversive pamphlets, and involvement in an African revolt as basis for the expulsion.
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Stevenson May Run For Senate
Washington AP reports Adlai Stevenson weighing a bid for the U S Senate from Illinois now held by Dirksen. After a White House meeting with President Kennedy Stevenson said a decision will come before month end, noting Kennedy advised and guided him but he will not reveal the president's exact counsel. Stevenson, 61, Illinois governor 1949–53, UN ambassador this year, faces Dirksen 65 seeking a third term. early Chicago reports suggest weak primary opposition if Stevenson enters.
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A Glance Inside Year In A Hospital Erodes Confidence
Irene Barr profiles Bill Siler a Dayton truck driver recovering from a near fatal crash with 21 operations over a year at Middletown Hospital. He recalls loss of self confidence and the long road of healing. Page 21 also notes seven Doty House graduates returning to public schools and previews WWII Dec 7, 1941 coverage on pages 24 and 25.
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Slayers Of Trujillo All Dead
Six men held for the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo have been killed, according to the Dominican government. An official communique said the killings were ordered by associates of Rafael L Trujillo Jr. and that the supposed ambush was an assassination. Two prison guards were already arrested, Maj. Dante Minervino and Lt. Francisco Marte Tejeda.
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Red China Walks Out On Nehru Rally in Calcutta
In Calcutta a public rally broke up as Chinese consular representatives left after Nehru accused Red China of aggression toward India. He warned the conflict could spark a world war while reaffirming India’s stance against yielding to force amid the border dispute. Russian and other European communists stayed seated.
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Chuckle on Records Wear Out Dull Sound Funny
A light joke notes the humor in buying rock and roll records and how wear reveals no real difference in sound. The quip highlights persistence of novelty in music purchases and a playful take on aging records.
Ulbricht Rejects Autobahn Control
East German leader Walter Ulbricht dismissed Kennedy’s idea of an international administration for Berlin’s 110 mile autobahn as useless speculation. He insisted the autobahn is East German sovereign territory and warned U.S. troop movements on the route echo Russian controls rather than shared oversight. A Neues Deutschland warning echoed Tass cautions of potential dangers from Western traffic on the highway.
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Kennedy Cheers Navy's Victory
President Kennedy attended the Navy versus Army game, umpiring officials nearby as Navy won 13 to 7. He clapped after a third quarter TD and sat between Gen Lemnitzer and Gov DiSalle as Vice President Johnson watched nearby. Weather cooled the second half, Kennedy remained hatless and carried a cigar for part of the game. The President and party traveled back to Washington by special train.
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Kennedy watches big game for academies in halftime switch
The article notes Kennedy, the first president since Truman in 1952 to attend the season’s big game for the two academies. Eisenhower never attended as president. Kennedy, a World War II Navy veteran, followed tradition by changing sides at halftime from the Army side in the first half to the Army side later. Gov David Law-
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Smoke Victim Regina Reeder Dies in Ohio Fire
Regina Reeder, 2, died at University Hospital after suffering smoke inhalation from an $8,500 fire at her Upper Arlington home last Monday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reeder.
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U S Glad Fidel Red On Record
U S officials Sunday praised Fidel Castro for publicly admitting he is a Marxist leading Cuba deeper into Communism. Analysts called the confession not surprising but significant as Castro denounces his personality rule and signals alignment with Moscow policy.
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Evacuation Around Merapi Volcano in Java
About 5,000 villagers were evacuated from areas near Merapi in east central Java as a precaution after signs of activity emerged. The volcano last erupted in 1957, heighten concerns and prompted the precautionary move.
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Dinah Shore and George Montgomery divorce ends Hollywood marriage
Hollywood confirmed Dinah Shore and George Montgomery have split after 18 years of marriage. Dinah will file for divorce as the couple, once seen as a lasting pair, grew apart amid communication difficulties and busy careers. They share children Melissa Ann and John David.
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