Tito Heads To Moscow Amid Chinese Taunts
Tito and his wife Jovanka left Budapest by special train for Moscow talks with Khrushchev. The trip, billed as a vacation, follows a period of strained Yugoslav-Soviet ties and rising Chinese criticism over Tito's neutralist stance and Cuba ties. Beijing denounced the Tito group while emphasizing disputes within world communism and border tensions with India.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Peking
Jovanka
Budapest
Kremlin
Moscow-Peking
U.S
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Peking People's Daily
Britain
France
Bomb scare halts plane on Dayton to Chicago run
A Trans World Airlines jet carrying 122 passengers landed in Fort Wayne for a 2.2 hour search after a woman calling herself Ruth Malski claimed a bomb on Flight 25. No device was found and the plane resumed its journey.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Trans World Airlines
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Chicago
Ruth Malinski
TWA
Federal Marshals Plan Invasion To Seize Records In Mound City
Federal Marshals convene in Aberdeen to plan action to reclaim ASCS records split between Mound City and Herreid. Town residents threaten violence and barricades, fearing courthouse moves and loss of local authority. Over 200 farmers attend meeting as U.S. marshal showdown looms.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Mound City
Mississippi
Dullaing
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Herreid
U.S. Marshals
Albin Herman
Agriculture Department
Travis Lewin
Sioux Falls
U.S
Russians Withdraw IL28 Bombers From Cuba
Washington reports that Russian IL28 bombers are being moved out of Cuba as the Defense Department announced today.
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Cuba
Defense Department
Frogmen Seek 1000-Foot Undersea Record Dive
Avalon California AP two divers Hannes Keller of Switzerland and John Light of New York plan a 1000 foot record dive using a secret gas mix. Keller previously reached 728 feet in 1962 and aims for 3000 feet. They risk decompression sickness from nitrogen exposure.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Hannes Keller
John Light
New York
Patricia Nixon campaigned with cracked ribs in secret
Beverly Hills AP reports Patricia Nixon worked for her husband Richard Nixon despite three cracked ribs suffered from a fall in a San Francisco hotel bathroom. She endured intense pain for days, kept the injury private, and avoided pity. The couple's daughter joined them in Bermuda for Thanksgiving as Nixon vacationed in the Florida Keys.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Patricia Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Tricia
Julie
Bermuda
Nixon
Florida Keys
Mother Slays Daughter And Slashes Self
In Albuquerque an internationally known ski instructor Bruno Geba finds his daughter Mona killed in the basement hours before her third birthday party. The mother Erna Geba, 37, is found with critical knife wounds and reportedly confessed to killing the child and attempting suicide. A family friend cites mental illness.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Bruno Geba
Geba
Mona
la Madera
Erna Geba
Mike Lewis
Weather outlook from Indian Summer into midweek
The Weather forecast calls for Indian Summer to continue through Tuesday with cooler, cloudier conditions likely Wednesday. Maps show a break in the stationary pattern as a vigorous low pressure area and fronts move east from the Northern Plains and may reach Ohio. Yesterday’s high reached 64 with a 28 low, and today’s low was 24 at 7 am.
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Weather Bureau
Plains
Ohio
Mercury
Two Labor Conflicts Reported as Strikes Loom
Washington AP Kennedy receives reports from two Taft-Hartley emergency boards on stalled East Coast dock and Lockheed aerospace wage disputes. Rail unions meet to discuss next legal steps amid carrier layoffs, with dock workers facing a potential Dec 23 pier strike if offers are rejected and court injunctions linger.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lockheed Aerospace
White House
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Atlantic
Gulf
Lockheed
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Lockheed Emergency Board
Arthur M. Ross
University of California Institute of Industrial Relations
Plane Missing In Congo With Swedish U N Crew
A Swedish-manned U N transport plane with four aboard was reported missing in the Congo. It last radioed at 4 31 p m saying it flew at 12 000 feet with about one hour of fuel. It was believed to be traveling from Leopoldville to Albertville amid jungle strips with limited radio contact.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.N
Congo
Leopoldville
Albertville
Boy Snoozes So Hounds Get Rest
In Cincinnati area Sunday night a missing year old boy in Delhi Hills was found asleep in a neighbor's garage. The search of dogs and about 60 volunteers ended when Ross Benson was discovered resting on a chair inside Edwin Sprecht's garage after the hounds picked up a scent.
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Cincinnati
Delhi Hills
Harry Benson
Ross
Edwin Sprecht
Investigation into North Carolina ballot solicitation in Stark County
Stark County election officials launched an inquiry into reports that North Carolina residents who moved to Canton were sent absentee ballots from their former state and urged to return them. A visitor allegedly asked these ex residents to sign a poll register and to surrender blank ballots, though all denied signing the register.
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Canton
Ohio
North Carolina
Stark County
James Seccombe
Stark Coast Board of Elections
Seccombe
Suspects In Cincinnati Bank Holdup Are Taken
FBI captured one of its ten most wanted criminals in Hollywood California early today. John Kinchloe De Jarnette 41 a Kentucky native was identified as the man who robbed banks in Louisville Cincinnati and Covington. Doris Lee Nelson 28 was also arrested on a Kentucky warrant for fleeing the state to avoid narcotics fraud. Johnson 35 arrested leaving a Covington restaurant faced arraignment for Provident Bank robbery. He remained mute and was held in Hamilton County Jail in lieu of 40000 bond.
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Washington
FBI
Hollywood
Calif
John Kinchloe de Jarnette
Kentucky
Doris Lee Nelson
de Jarnette
Seventh & Hill
Liberty National Bank & Trust Co
Louisville
Highland
Madison Rd
Providence Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ed Mason
Robert Eugene Johnson
John Kinchloe DeJarnette
Caiff
Johnson
Walt
Covington
Ohio River
Mason
UN Fight Looms Over Demand To Pay For Costs
United Nations members face a clash as a U.S. backed plan seeks to require all states to share the costs of peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East. Soviet and Arab delegates oppose accepting the World Court opinion on funding. Latin America pushes for separate cost assessments and greater shares from permanent Security Council members. Fifty nations have not paid Congo costs, twenty six have not paid Middle East costs.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Congo
Middle East
United States
World Court
Assembly
J. H. Price
Canada
Soviet Union
Security Council
Britain
France
China
U.N. Congo
Pope John Fights Back From Illness
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII recovering from a week of stomach trouble and anemia. He appeared publicly for a blessing in St. Peter's Square and indicated health is returning, though audiences remain suspended and aides note ongoing treatment. The pope’s doctors and Italian officials commented on his improvement.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter's Square
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vatican
Rome
Piero Mazoni
Apostolic Palace
Gasbarrini
Expense Account Living Near End
Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer Caplin said new regulations to take effect January 1 will end tax deductions for much entertainment and travel. He noted the details are being worked out and IRS hearings are planned here Tuesday and Wednesday as Congress seeks to curb expense account abuses.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
U.S. News and World Report
IRS
Congress
Nehru cites thinning of Chinese advance units
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese forces have thinned their invasion units but not withdrawn. Reports say some sector withdrawals occurred in line with Peking’s cease fire, though front positions remain unsettled. Cabinet members vow eventual resumption of combat if terms fail. Frontline commanders tread carefully amid confusion.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Peking
Indian leader backs Nehru on undeclared war settlement stance
Reports state the Indian Communist party endorsed Nehru's approach while U S envoy Galbraith planned a Tezpur visit to assess the situation and inspect American weapons. Nehru allegedly assured Ayub Khan that Western arms would aid India against China as Chinese forces reportedly withdrew from Walong and nearby fronts.
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Yugoslavia
People’s Daily
Koca Popovic
Cairo
China
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party
Europe
Togliatti
Kremlin
India
Indian Communist Party
Nehru
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tezpur
Mohammed Ayub Khan
New China News Agency
Walong
Burma
Luhit River
Assam
Luhu
Chuckle Detergents Market Expands Box Sizes
The firm plans four box sizes for its Chuckle Detergents range including regular giant colossal and full to meet varied laundry needs.
Former Bugs Moran Goon Summers Shot Dead in Illinois
Virgil Wilson Summers, 49, once a member of the Bugs Moran gang, was killed by three shotgun blasts in a vacant house shadow early Sunday in East St. Louis. Summers and George Moran associates were previously convicted in a 1946 Dayton bank messenger holdup and paroled in 1956, later tied to an Ansonia burglary and federal prison terms. Summers had reportedly been paroled from Leavenworth in 1958 but was back in prison before his death.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Chicago
Bugs Moran
Virgil Wilson Summers
George
Bugs) Moran
Moran
Summers
Dayton
Ohio
Ansonia
Cobby Rodriguez
Federal
Leavenworth
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