Dominican Leftist In Early Lead In Dominican Election
The early unofficial returns split the Dominican Republic’s two main regions with Juan Bosch of the leftist Dominican Revolutionary Party leading in the capital and surrounding districts, while Viriato Fiallo of the National Civic Union led in the Cibao Valley. Bosch faced charges of irregularities, which the electoral board denied, and both candidates are viewed as pro-US despite differing ideologies.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
el Caribe
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Federal District
Viriato A. Fiallo
National Civic Union
Cibao
Bosch
Fiallo
Moca
Puerto Plata
Congress
Rafael L. Trujillo
National Electoral Board
Santiago
Montecristi
Juan Isidro Jimenez
The
Social Democratic Alliance
Cibao Valley
United States
Trujillo
Joyriding Youths Die In Flames
In Rialto California three youths died when a borrowed car crashed after being chased by police. The driver Donald Lee Martin 14 fled at 100 mph before losing control and striking a tree. Two companions were burned beyond recognition.
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Rialto
Calif
Donald Lee Martin
Martin
Transit Satellite Failure Flops at Launch, Navy Seeks Backup
Washington AP reports the Transit navigation satellite launched last Tuesday is electronically dead. The Defense Department says its radio and electronic systems never started, ending the first in a planned four-satellite orbital navigation system. The Navy aims to have the full Transit network operational next year.
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Washington
Navy
Defense Department
Cuba and India overshadow UN session end
The United Nations General Assembly closed after midnight amid Cuba's nuclear tension and the India red China conflict. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson and Soviet delegate Zorin held post session briefings as leaders pushed plans for Angola sanctions and Congo force funding. The assembly authorized up to 10 million monthly for Congo and 1.58 million for the Middle East, and extended the UNRWA mandate for Palestine refugees. A disarmament report noted no progress toward a nuclear test ban by January 1.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Cuba
India
Red
China
U.S
Adlai E. Ste
U Thant
Congo
Middle East
Assembly
U. N. Works and Relief Agency For Palestine Refugees
Disarmament Committee
UN General Assembly Seats Yemen Arab Republic Delegation
The General Assembly voted to seat the Yemen Arab Republic delegation in place of the Yemaini monarchy by a 744 to 23 abstentions vote after credentials committee report. The United States had recognized the new republic a day earlier.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Yemen
Yemen Arab Republic
United States
Forum Abolishes Hungary Watchdog Mission
In the final hours before adjournment the 110 nation forum abolished its one man watchdog mission for Hungary. The move ends the annual report on conditions in the Soviet satellite and likely shelves debate on the Cold War issue indefinitely.
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110-Nation Forum
Hungary
Yemen's revolutionary government recognized by assembly
The assembly endorsed Yemen's revolutionary republican government and ousted the rival royalist delegation in a 74 to 4 vote with 23 nations abstaining, while the United States paused its involvement.
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Yemen
United States
Move On To Bring End To Katanga Secession
United Nations chief Gardiner returned to the Congo to lead the next phase of ending Katanga's 29 month secession. An eight man U.S. mission led by Lt General Truman departed Maryland for Leopoldville to study potential U.S. military aid for the UN Congo force.
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Katanga
Robert K. A. Gardiner
U.N
Congo
Truman
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Leopoldville
United States
U.N. Congo
U.S
United Nations
Charles W. Yost
Bishop Clarence E. Elwell Consecrated in Cleveland
Bishop elect Clarence E. Elwell, longtime head of the Cleveland diocese school system, was consecrated today in solemn rites at St. John Cathedral. He has served 16 years in the role and now becomes a bishop.
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Cleveland (Ap
Clarence E. Elwell
Cleveland
St. John Cathedral
Timely Chuckle Sees Busy Day Prevent Worries
A light saying notes that a blessed person stays too busy by day to worry and too tired by night to lie awake. The quip frames modern life as keeping pace, praising active schedule and restful sleep in a compact moral vignette.
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Blessed
Hoffa Conspiracy Case Heads to Jury Today
In Nashville Tennessee the nine week Hoffa conspiracy trial of Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa goes to the jury after a final government argument and judge's charge. An overtime session without press or spectators and a secret conference followed by the replacement of a juror.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Donovan reports progress in Cuba prisoner release talks
New York lawyer James B. Donovan is said to be advancing negotiations to free 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners held by Fidel Castro. A Cuban Families Committee spokesman quoted no details as ships stockpile medicines and food worth about 53 million dollars for shipment to Havana while Donovan eyed a Christmas outcome.
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Havana
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
Fidel Castro
American Red Cross
Port Everglades
Fla
Miami
United States
Bay of Pigs
Florida
Castro
Enrique Llaca
Cuban Families Committee
Thousands Stranded In California
SAN FRANCISCO AP Thousands of stranded holiday air travelers braced for long waits at fogbound Northern California airports as a blanket of ground fog persisted inland from Red Bluff to Fresno. Coastal areas were clearer though San Francisco International Airport saw only about 60 takeoffs and landings, far below normal 700.
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San Francisco
California
Weather Bureau
Red Bluff
Fresno
San Francisco International
Tito Heads Home After Soviet Talk
President Tito of Yugoslavia returned home from Moscow amid a report that major differences with Soviet Premier Khrushchev remain unresolved. He said talks clarified Kremlin foreign policy but he would continue an independent form of communism despite improved ties since the Stalin era.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
Florida Train Wreck Kills 3 Injures 22
A passenger train and a tractor trailer collided near Okeechobee Florida killing three and injuring twenty two. The Silver Star train derailed multiple cars. seven injured were brought to Okeechobee General Hospital along with others treated locally. Victims include H O Slaughter 50 baggage master Wildwood FL William Bell 50 Tampa FL and O B Jeres 38 Haines City FL. Phillip Elliott 70 Montreal described the crash impact on his wife Elize 62.
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Okeechobee
H.O. Slaughter
Wildwood
William Bell
Tampa
O.B. Jeres
Haines City
Okeechobee General Hospital
Phillip Elliott
Montreal
Elize
Briley Warns U S Loses In UN Economic Matters
John Marshall Briley, defeated in the last U.S. Senate race, warns that State Department policies are causing the United States to lose in U.N. economic matters. He cites foreign officials staffing key U.N. economic posts and inadequate U.S. business protection, noting a Soviet backed push for a U.N. trade organization and sovereignty rulings that affect foreign assets abroad. Briley urges sweeping changes to protect American interests.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Marshall Briley
U.S. Senate
State Department
United States
United Nations
Briley
Europe
U.S.A
West
U.N
U.N. Secretariat
U.N. Economic Committee
U.S
Yoledo Business
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.N. International Trade Organization
Akron Man Will Direct Ohio Development Plan
Gov elect James A. Rhodes named George E. Wilson of Akron as director of the Department of Industrial and Economic Development. Wilson, 39, currently leads Akron Area Development Committee and will assume the post January 14, serving until a new industrial program is enacted by the 105th General Assembly.
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Akron
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
George E. Wilson
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Wilson
Area Development Committee of
Rhodes
105Th General Assembly
Reds Expose New Nuclear Test Over Arctic Sky
The Soviet Union reportedly detonated another nuclear device in the Arctic region, escalating tensions with the United States as the U S Atomic Energy Commission monitors the blast and its atmospheric implications.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Arctic
X15 pilot dodges ticket after record run
Edwards Air Force Base report says Joseph A. Walker hit 3886 mph SEVEN test flight tops sun caused glare obscuring instruments. He flew the X15 nearly 30 miles high, reaching 157000 feet in a finless test.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph A. Walker
Walker
Three Quakes Are Recorded Near Berkeley
Berkeley AP report lists three strong earthquakes detected by UC seismographic station within an hour. First quake at 12:49 a.m. PST near the Aleutian Islands about 2,300 miles northwest of Berkeley. aftershocks followed. A second shock at 1:44 a.m. likely in Honshu, Japan, about 5,200 miles away. Third quake at 1:54 a.m. roughly 5,900 miles southeast in central Chile or Argentina.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Donald Tocher
Seismographic Station
Aleutian Islands
Here
Honshu
Japan
Chili
Argentina
Polaris agreement nears between Kennedy and Macmillan
In Nassau the Kennedy and Macmillan talks edge toward a historic accord to end the trans Atlantic missile dispute. Officials expect a Polaris based plan to replace Skybolt with long range defense alluded to as part of a broader Western deterrent, with a full communique possible by day’s end.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Macmillan
London
Britain
United States
Nuclear Weapon Club
Polaris
Western leaders weigh independent deterrent amid Cold War shifts
The British American talks aim beyond Polaris substitution to enable Britain and France to pursue a form of independent nuclear deterrent while coordinating with the United States. Kennedy seeks to fold national deterrence into a unified Western defense. Prime Minister Macmillan signals confidence De Gaulle won’t block. Discussions span Cold War flashpoints from China borders to the Soviet French ideological rift and Common Market issues.
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Polaris
Skybolt
Britain
France
Europe
United States
Kennedy
Western Alliance
Congress
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Pre Winter Snow Flurry Dusted Area Tonight Yet
The area saw a light snow coating close to an inch with more snow expected from 2 to 5 inches tonight and tomorrow. Colder temperatures follow as winter is official at 3 15 a m tomorrow. Yesterday's high was 43 degrees and the low 28. The current low is 24 at 1 a m.
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