Police Action Brings Calm To School Doors
In New Orleans police kept demonstrators a block from William Frantz and McDonogh No. 19 schools as 23 white children entered Frantz amid boycott tensions. Three Negro girls enrolled at McDonogh No. 19, while community leaders and the school board navigate legal efforts and threats surrounding school integration.
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High Court
Louisiana
Reds Push To Scrap UN In Congo
Western powers rallied to block a Soviet bid to end UN Congo operations and restore ex premier Patrice Lumumba. The Security Council was set to hear Moscow demand Lumumba’s release and for Mobutu loyalists to be disarmed. Valerian Zorin presided as December’s council president. The West sought 24 hours notice to prepare.
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Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
Tigers Trade Bolling for Bruton and Braves Cast
The Detroit Tigers exchange second baseman Frank Bolling and a minor league player to be named later for outfielder Bill Bruton, second baseman Chuck Cottier, catcher Dick Brown, and rookie pitcher Terry Fox. The deal announced amid the MLB meetings. United Nations news follows with the US demanding Soviet delegate Turin disqualify himself from Security Council presidency during Congo debate.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Chuck Cottier
Dick Brown
Terry Fox
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U.N. Security Council
Congo
X15 pilot eyes space flight beyond test limits
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP Scott Crossfield said after the X15 test flight that he hopes to fly a future rocket craft to space atop an Atlas. He noted the X15’s three straight engine tests and its seven minute run reaching 60 000 feet and 1909 mph. He hinted at future plans for space ferry aircraft or orbital capability on upgraded versions.
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Edwards Air Force Base
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Scott Crossfield
Hlidaaile
North American Aviation, Inc
Crossfield
Five Die as Train Collides with Gas Truck in Nashua
A passenger train and a loaded bottled gas truck collided at a grade crossing in Nashua New Hampshire. Five people were killed including the truck driver his wife and two children and one train passenger. Dozens were injured as an explosion and fire engulfed the single car train carrying about 40 passengers from Laconia to Boston.
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Wrenn Family Involved In Truck Crossing Incident
Robert Wrenn 28 proprietor of a Nashua bottled gas service and former high school basketball star travels with his wife Patricia 27 and their two children six weeks old Jenifer and 19 month old Christopher in the cab of the truck as the vehicle nears an unguarded private crossing.
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Jenifer
Christopher
John S. Wilder
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Officials Blame Reds For Havana Church Bombing
In Havana a bomb blasted Our Lady of Charity Church after vesper services injuring none of about fifty attendees but badly damaging pews and floor. Church officials accuse Communists, amid rising church state tensions and reports of insurgents in western and central Cuba.
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Sheriff Roll Takes Stand in Gambling Enforcement Case
Campbell County Sheriff Norbert Roll testifies in Campbell Circuit Court defending himself against charges of failing to enforce Kentucky anti gambling laws. His attorney says three prosecution witnesses will be called before Roll testifies and he will argue he cannot be solely blamed.
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Norbert Roll
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Roll
Campbell Circuit Court
It Takes Two to Make a Bargain, One Wins
A witty item notes that bargains hinge on two parties yet only one side gains the advantage, illustrating bargaining dynamics with a sharp punchline.
Fidel Castros Anti U S Campaign Moves Across South America
In Santiago Chile Fidel Castro leads a costly propaganda push to undermine U S prestige and praise the Cuban revolution. Demonstrations denounce Yankee influence in Caracas Caracas Brasilia Sao Paulo Cochabamba and Santiago as students and officials report anti American sentiment stirred by pro Castro propaganda.
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Fidel Castro
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cochabamba
Bolivia
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University of San Simon
U.S
Cuban campaign widens with ambassadors and sugar aid
Cuban ambassadors actively engage workers in South America handing out propaganda pamphlets. Castro's UN speech gains wide distribution. In Chile, Ambassador Juan Jose Diaz y del Real stirs copper and coal miners. Sugar aid to quake victims arrives with strings attached through the leftist labor federation.
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Cuban ambassador Jose Tabares tours Bolivia promoting revolution
Jose Tabares, Cuba’s ambassador, toured Bolivia praising the Cuban revolution and screening propaganda films. Independent La Paz newspapers criticized his visit, while the Bolivian government took no action.
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Bolivia
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Kennedy to Baptize Baby at Georgetown Hospital
The infant son of President-elect Joe Kennedy will be baptized Thursday in Georgetown University Hospital. The christening takes place in a quiet white walled chapel with attendance expected from family and close associates.
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Kennedy
Thursda
Riape
Georgetown University Hospital
Udall Named Interior Secretary In Kennedy Cabinet
President elect Kennedy to fill seven cabinet posts including Stewart Udall of Arizona as interior secretary. Udall, a 40 year old Tucson lawyer and three term congressman, is a Mormon and WWII Air Force veteran with Indian affairs interest.
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Stewart I. Udall
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Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education and Welfare
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
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Udall
Interior Department
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Mentoa
Churches Urge UN Support for U S Democracy on World Scale
The National Council of Churches by a triennial assembly resolution urged U S support for strengthening the UN as a world peace body. Delegates from 33 denominations praised UN growth from 51 to about 190 members and warned Americans to prepare for possible outvoting on global issues.
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United States
United Nations
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
U. S
Weather outlook: cold, light snow or rain this weekend
The forecast calls for a low of 23 tonight and a high near 33 on Thursday. Five day temps average 4 to 8 degrees below normal. Yesterday reached 48 at 4 PM with a 28 overnight. Rainfall measured about half an inch after 8 AM yesterday.
Psychiatric Test Ordered for Fratantonio After Guilty Verdict
Lilian Fratantonio, 29, found guilty by a Juvenile Court jury of mistreating her two sleeping beauties Bernadette and Venita by barbiturate druggings. A psychiatric examination will be ordered before sentencing. Custody of the children remains to be decided as she faces up to one year in jail and a fine.
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Lillian Fratantonio
Robert Hillwig
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