Soviet Red China Split Permanent Question
The article discusses prospects of a lasting rift between the Soviet bloc and Red China. It notes Wang, a leading Chinese diplomat in Eastern Europe and Warsaw, returning home in October for a temporary absence and suggests Beijing may no longer value Warsaw as a mediation site within the Communist world or with the United States.
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China
United States
Warsaw
Wang
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Peking
Judge Taft Victory By 941 Votes
In Columbus Ohio the official tally shows Republican Kingsley A Taft elected chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court by 941 votes over Carl Weygandt. Final figures: Taft 1,332,457 Weygandt 1,331,576. Canvass to proceed Monday. unofficial mail returns had favored Taft by 4,879.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kingsley A. Taft
Ohio Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Kingsley A Taft
Carl V. Weygandt
Secretary of State
Taft
Weygandt
India
China
Escapee's sentence commuted. Halloran to be released
John P. Halloran, 55, who escaped from a prison farm in 1933 and served 29 years, has his 120 year burglary and auto theft sentence commuted to time served by Gov. DiSalle. The pardon aligns with the Pardon and Parole Commission, and Halloran is to be released as soon as possible, ending a long rehabilitation narrative and family concern.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
John P. Halloran
John Allen
Michael V. DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Commission
Halloran
Cleveland
Grafton
Eaton Axle Division
Taft Junior Says He Will Not Copy His Dad
Robert Taft Jr., newly elected Republican congressman at large from Ohio, says he will form his own views while largely aligning with his father’s Republican legacy. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility and limiting executive power in foreign policy, criticizing the Democratic administration as not aiming for a balanced budget.
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Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Capitol Hill
Ohio
Robert “ ‘Taft
Taft
Quick Approval Of Disarmament Directive Set
United Nations General Assembly clears the way for quick approval of a directive to Geneva disarmament negotiators. The top political committee voted 97 to 0 to approve, sponsored by 33 nonaligned countries, with France abstaining. The plan aims to have the measure ready for the 18 nation disarmament committee’s Geneva negotiations.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Assembly
France
Geneva
Omar Adee
Sudan
Nehru names Gen Chaudhuri army chief in crisis
New Delhi AP Prime Minister Nehru appoints Gen Jayanta Nath Chaudhuri 54 to succeed Gen P N Thapar as army chief amid dire reports of Chinese advances toward Assam. Nehru vows continued war until victory and notes talks proposals rejected. Evacuation talks rise for Americans and British in Assam. US consul urges prep for possible withdrawal. China seizes Ladakh outposts near Chushul airstrip. government considers requesting aircraft from US and Britain.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Assam
Jayanta Nath Chaudhuri
Goa
P. N. Thapar
Bomdila
Bombila
Calcutta
William Baxter
Brahmaputra
Baxter
South Bank
Northeast Frontier
Luhit River
Burma
Ladakh
Chushul
Sixth Grade Teacher Explains Liquid and Gas
Dayton AP reports Wanda Bussard, a sixth grade teacher, used a humorous student explanation to distinguish liquid from gas. She said a liquid is like water or milk, while a gas is something that upsets your stomach.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wanda Bussard
Weather warms through Thanksgiving in southern Ohio
The forecast says temperatures will rise and stay warm through Wednesday and likely Thursday. A light drizzle is possible in southern Ohio counties this afternoon. Yesterday’s high reached 41 with a 36 low. today’s low around 38.
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Ohio
Mental Test For Walker Is Attacked
In Oxford Mississippi US District Judge Claude F Clayton hears motions to erase references to a court ordered mental test in the federal suit against former Army Maj Gen Edwin A Walker for seditious conspiracy and insurrection. Walker was arrested at Oxford in the University of Mississippi riot over the admission of James Meredith and released on 50000 bond after agreeing to undergo psychiatric examination.
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Oxford
Miss
Claude F. Clayton
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Orford
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Bomb blast destroys exile leader's car in Miami home
A bomb exploded in front of Jose Miro Car odona's Miami Beach home, destroying his automobile. The exile leader had just returned from Washington after talks with U S officials and Latin American diplomats on the Cuban situation. An aide attributed the blast to followers of Fidel Castro.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Washington
U.S
Fidel Casjtro
Miro Caridona
Cuban Ship Attacked Report Sparks Doubt
Havana radio claimed a Cuban merchant ship in international waters southwest of Bermuda was attacked Monday by a North American plane that dropped 11 bombs, all missing. The ship reportedly continued toward Cuba with morale high. Pentagon officials in Washington said no U.S. plane was involved.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Bermuda
Rio Do[maji
Cuba
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Bullet Wound Fatal in Youngstown Child
Youngstown report says five year old George Fallos of Campbell died after a bullet wound suffered while playing with a loaded revolver found in a home cupboard. He died Monday, three weeks after the accident, to the sorrow of his parents Mr and Mrs William Fallos.
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Youngstown, Ohio
George Fallos
William Fallos
Campbell
Tax cut urged as upturn brightens economy
Washington reports stronger home building and factory orders bolster hopes for a $10 billion tax cut early next year. Personal income rose to a record annual rate of $445.6 billion, and durable goods orders hit a new peak while construction expanded. The Labor Management Policy Advisory Committee urged cutting taxes to spur consumption and investment, favoring a rapid but targeted reduction.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Labor and Commerce
White House
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Edward Gudeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges Gudeman
Hodges
Wirtz
Magoo the mongoose gets temporary reprieve in Duluth
Washington reports the federal government granted a temporary reprieve for Mr. Magoo the mongoose. Secretary Udall ruled he may remain in Duluth as long as he stays a star attraction, with relocation to India contingent on continued status. The case traces back to a 1900 mongoose import ban and public appeals from Duluth residents.
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Mongoose
Ong
Washington
Magoo
Eeeeeae
Magoy
Soe Gay
Duluth
Minn
India
Mr. Magoo
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Secretary of the Interior
Chuckle: Old Timers Recall Fire Figurative Speech
A lighthearted note observes that being told you can “set the world on fire” was once a vivid figure of speech familiar to older generations. The quip playfully teases how language changes with time.
Castro Offers to Quit Obsolete Bombers in Cuba
Fidel Castro told the United Nations he is ready to let the Soviet Union withdraw roughly 30 jet bombers from Cuba if Moscow deems it convenient for negotiations. U.S. officials said Washington holds the Soviets responsible and would press for removal as part of a Cuba deal, with President Kennedy to address the issue in a televised news conference. The development could mark a breakthrough in U.S.-Soviet talks on the Cuban crisis.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Castro
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Ithem Castro
Havana
Guantanamo
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