Desert Areas Hit By Snow Stranding Hunters and Drivers
A Sunday blizzard across northern Arizona stranded hundreds of motorists and hunters and left 13 missing in the Kingman area. The Arizona Highway Patrol closed U.S. 66 and State Route 93 as snow drifts up to two feet blocked roads. all were found by nightfall. A Prescott teacher, Callie Mae White, 20, died when her car slid off Arizona 6 near Prescott.
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Autumn Drought Still Harrasses Eastern Areas
CHICAGO AP. Forest first continued to ravage woodlands in the eastern half of the nation amid a record drought. Rainfall eased parts of the Midwest but not enough to end weeks of dry conditions. Communities sought federal relief, farmers watered livestock, and officials planned alternate supplies while crops wilted. The Midwest saw rain relief and a cold front was forecast. floods occurred in northeast Kansas with four inches of rain, and temperatures remained warm east of the Mississippi with records set in several states including Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas and Texas.
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Texas
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Johnsons Return to White House After Election Victory
President Johnson and First Lady land at the White House after a Texas ranch trip. A crowd of Cabinet members aides and children greet them on the south veranda as Secretary of State Rusk leads the welcome. Johnson plans a few Washington days then return to his Hill Country ranch near Johnson City.
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Border Fire Drives UN Security Council Meeting
Israel and Syria asked the United Nations Security Council to condemn the other for aggression after Friday and Saturday artillery and air clashes that left 10 dead and 37 wounded. Adlai Stevenson and Rafik Al Ashi led the urgent sessions as each side pressed for action to stop the fighting.
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Israel
Syria
U.N. Security Council
U. S
Adlai E. Stvenson
Rafik Asha
Michael S. Comay
Council Adjourns to Study UN Palestine Truce Chief Report
After hearing both nations, the council planned to adjourn until members could study a report on clashes from Lt. Gen. Odd Bull of Norway, head of the U N Pal estine Truce Organization.
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Palestine’s Truce Organization
Odd Bull
Norway
President greeted by informal canine welcome
The President received no advance word of the informal visit. A guest handed him the cashes of his two beagles, Him and Her, as he alighted and kept the dogs with him on the approach to the house. Blanco, the First Family’s white collie, joined the welcome despite a reputation as a loner.
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Farewell Party Set For Dr Walter Heller on Departure
Johnson dropped by the State Department for a farewell gathering honoring Dr Walter W Heller who resigned as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to return to a professorship at the University of Minnesota.
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Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
University of Minnesota
Ford Faces Possible System Wide Shutdown Amid Shortage
Ford Motor Co discusses actions as a parts shortage risks closing 90 plants by week’s end. About 58,000 of 160,000 workers are idle in strikes or layoffs nationwide, with 16,700 affected by local plant disputes. Talks with the UAW continue as two weekend settlements trim the number of open disputes to five.
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United Auto Workers Union
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Ala
Aluminum Foundry
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Typhoon Threatens South Viet Nam After Floods
A new typhoon bearing down on the central coast threatens Nha Trang after floods killed about 7,000 and left hundreds of thousands homeless. Emergency measures are in place in the 55 000 population city with U S installations nearby as Viet Cong guerrillas harass villagers at roadblocks amid relief efforts.
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South Viet Nam
Nhatrang
Joan
Kate
U.S
GOP Faces Showdown Over Control Of Party
AP dispatch reports a rift in the Republican Party over leadership of the national committee. Barry Goldwater backs Dean Burch’s four year contract as chairman amid calls from Nelson Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge and Jacob Javits to change leadership. Burch vows to fight any ouster and to serve a united party as a non political administrator while Nixon cites need for new leadership acceptable from Goldwater to Rockefeller.
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Dean Burch
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Jacob K. Javits
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Richard M. Nixon
Tokyo
Rockefeller
Louisville Teachers Return to Classrooms After Walkout
Louisville teachers ended an eight day strike after voters rejected a tax referendum to raise pay. The Louisville Federation of Teachers said it would push to organize and increase membership as they resume classes. About 75 teachers attended a meeting where Joseph Cascella urged a return to work.
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Decme
Joseph F. Cascella
Belleville
N. J
LFT
Louisiana Teachers Press For Higher Pay At Capitol
Buses and motorcades carried hundreds of Louisiana teachers to the Capitol as the 20 day special session neared. Gov McKeithen met with school leaders to discuss a proposed pay scale for teachers bus operators and other staff plus funds to cover half the scale.
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Jack Owens
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Capitol
John McKeithen
Lloyd Rittiner
Orleans Parish
McKeithen
Louisville teachers stage walkout over bargaining agency
The Louisville Education Association with about two thirds of the city’s 1 892 teachers was denied permission to act as bargaining agent by the Louisville Board of Education. A one day walkout closed all Louisville schools. The LEA plans petitions for an election to choose representation. The first walkout was on Nov 4 and participation fell from more than 300 on Nov 10 to under 100 by Friday.
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Louisville Board of Education
LEA
Louisville
LFT
Ito
American Doctor Carlson to be executed in Stanleyville
U S missionary Dr Paul Carlson, 36, who stayed with Congolese patients, faced a rebel broadcast claiming a military tribunal of the Popular Liberation Army sentenced him to death in Stanleyville. The message labeled him American spy Major Carlson and said he fought the rebels.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
Carlson
Popular Liberation Army
A _ broadcast
A sequence of California earthquakes rattles coastal region
A series of quakes struck a nine county area along California's central coast centered in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Corralitos. No major structural damage was reported though dishes and glassware were affected. The San Francisco area endured its strongest tremor since 1957 with localized injuries and several million dollars in damage.
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California
Santa Cruz Mountains
Today's Chuckle Babysitter
A teenage babysitter acts with unexpected maturity while the adults leave to party. The item notes the contrast between the teen’s responsible conduct and the adults’ unruly behavior.
Presidium Adds Two Members After Khrushchev Exit
Moscow official sources report two new members elected to the Presidium of the Soviet Communist Party central committee following Khrushchev removal last month.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Wreckage Found of Propjet Airliner with 28 Aboard
Wreckage of a propjet airliner missing after a snowstorm was sighted on a mountain peak southwest of Las Vegas. All 28 aboard are confirmed dead. Earlier reports placed the wreckage near Arden, Nevada, with searchers locating a crash site eight miles south of that community.
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New
Here
Arden
Mystery Bonanza Flight 114 Vanishes Over Nevada Desert
Searchers traced a crash area eight miles south of Arden after a Bonanza Airlines F27 bound from Phoenix to Las Vegas disappeared from radar near 8:27 p.m. Witness Bob Baker reported a plane 70 to 100 feet off the ground with one landing gear down heading southeast. Snow and icy roads hindered rescue efforts as McCarran Field closed and another Bonanza plane operated from Nellis Air Force Base while terrain and surrounding mountains framed the search.
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Bob Baker
Las Vegas
Highway 91
McCarran Field
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas Strip
Clark Mountains
Potosi
De Gaulle Challenged On NATO Reform Stance
NATO secretary-general Manlio Brosio urged French President Charles de Gaulle to spell out France position on NATO reforms and the multi lateral nuclear force proposals. He warned against vague talk of reform lacking practical proposals and said such talk weakens alliance solidarity.
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Paris
Manilo Brasio
Charles de Gaulle
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France
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