Kasavubu Seat Victory at UN General Assembly
The United States and Western allies won a hard fought General Assembly vote 53 to 24 with 19 abstentions to seat Joseph Kasavubu for Congo. The decision followed two weeks of debate and clashes with the Soviet bloc over Congo policy and Lumumba. Kasavubus statement expressed satisfaction and a hope to meet with Dag Hammarskjold regarding peace in Congo.
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United States
General Assembly
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Soviet Union
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U.S.S.R
Patrice Lumumba
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Louisiana Legislature Delays Amid Teacher Pay Crisis
Governor Davis charged lawmakers with funding New Orleans public school teachers facing a payless payday as the Orleans Parish School Board funding was halted to resist federally directed integration. Superintendent Redmond warned of a $1.9 million payroll for 4,500 staff with payments planned by week’s end.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Davis
James F. Redmond
Teen Slayer Of Wapakoneta Couple To Die
Riverside California AP reports teen killer David J. Seiterie 19 was sentenced to death by gas chamber after a Superior Court jury deliberated over seven hours. The Aug crime slayed salesman Charles Duvel and his wife Karl Gentry 17 and Thomas Neil O'Hara 16 pleaded guilty and received life terms. Duvals formerly from Wapakoneta Ohio.
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Riverside
Calif
David J. Seiterie
Charles Duvel
Karl Gentry
Thomas Neil O'Hara
Seiterle
Russell
Waite
Duvals
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Today's Chuckle The Last To Lose Head Misses Nothing
A witty quip notes the humor in losing your head with the joke that the only upside is being the last to miss it.
Mental TV used by a Detroit dentist to ease pain
Detroit AP reports dentist Dr. Malcolm Campbell uses hypnosis to create a mental TV program for children during dental work. Before hypnosis a child picks a program. after hypnotic trance the child replays it in imagination. Pain is reportedly reduced as the child remains unaware of the work.
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Detroit
Malcolm Campbell
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit District Dental Society
Campbell
Cleanest Pigeon In Town Shocks Sacramento
Gloria McGown of Carmichael found a pigeon stuck in her washing machine in an open garage. The bird rode through 30 minutes of agitation before Humane Officer Herbert Dean reported it rallied well.
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Sacramento
Calif
Gloria McGown
Carmichael
X-15 Reaches 1800 MPH In Record Flight
Edwards AFB California AP Scott Crossfield piloted the X-15 rocket plane to 1800 mph after a nine minute flight launched from a B52 carrier at 45000 feet. He opened throttle to full power for four seconds then eased back. Engine restart and mid-air stop were demonstrated with no hitches.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
United States
Crossfield
Soviet union defends peaceful coexistence at summit
At Moscow Pravda defends peaceful coexistence as a core policy while hard bargaining continues in a two week Red summit. Peiping calls for all out support for revolutions but hints at possible compromise. Khrushchev backs controls for disarmament and warns Western stance toward neutral states on the 10 nation talks.
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People’s Daily
Peiping
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U. N. Politcal Committee
Lei Chen Sentence Upheld By Court
A military review court in Formosa upheld the 10 year sentence on Lei Chen publisher of iFree China for inciting rebellion and aiding an alleged Communist spy. Lei Chen aimed to form a political party opposing President Chiang Kai-shek.
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Formosa
Lei Chen
Lei
iFree China
Chiang Kai-shek
Pink hair causes Dayton student being sent home
Karen Kaurish, 14, was sent home from Northridge High School in Dayton after principal Hugh Sauer described her hair as vivid pink. Her mother, a hair-coloring technician, said the daughter dyed it for a hair show and that the color was a delicate light pink with pearl platinum tones. Karen called the incident ridiculous.
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Karen Kaurish
Karen
Northridge High School
Hugh Sauer
Carolyn Kaurish
Kennedy Home For Turkey at Kennedy Family Residence
President elect Joan Kennedy interrupts a working vacation to fly to Washington for Thanksgiving with wife and three year old daughter Caroline. He will depart mid afternoon on his private plane Caroline, celebrate an early birthday dinner, then return to Palm Beach Thursday evening. He handles government transition from Republican to Democratic control during the visit.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Joan F. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
We Wuz Robbed Society Forms in Indianapolis
Three defeated Democratic candidates in Indianapolis offered Tuesday to serve as recount consultants for those who feel they were robbed by voters. The tongue in cheek U S Recount Corporation of America was set up by James P Seidensticker Jr Andrew Jacobs Jr defeated legislators and William P Jones of Franklin defeated for circuit judge. They said the group will push the slogan The reason we sobbed was we wuz robbed.
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Indianapolis
U. S
U S Orbits World's 1st Space Weatherman
The United States launched Tiros II, a 280 pound satellite with two television cameras, to create the first operational space weather observer. NASA cited a near circular 415 by 435 mile orbit with a 98 minute period.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Tiros
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Amog
Pony Named Copper Masterpiece Stays In Palm Harbor Suburb
Dr Robert S Darrow won a court ruling allowing his 140 pound Shetland pony Copper Masterpiece to remain in his upscale Clearwater suburb pending a deeds violation suit. Neighbors sought an injunction claiming livestock violates a neighborhood clause. The judge found no irreparable damage if the pony stays during the trial.
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Clearwater
Fila
Robert S. Darrow
Darrow
Deeds
Circuit Court
Jack F. White
Last One As President Ihe To Spend Quiet Holiday
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after quail hunting on a Georgia plantation with oilman W Alton Jones. He will attend a quiet Thanksgiving dinner at the White House with Mrs Eisenhower, following a two day Georgia visit and a 13 day golfing vacation at Augusta. He praised Japan's Liberal party victory as proof of strong US Japanese friendship.
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Albany, Ga
Eisenhower
Washington
Georgia
W Alton Jones
Augusta National Golf Club
Japan
Liberal Party
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eight wounded in Caracas anti government riots
In western Caracas eight people were wounded Monday night as anti government riots erupted. Police faced rioters who attacked officers and used tear gas to disperse demonstrations. The government blamed October disturbances on extremist groups linked to the Revolutionary Left Movement and the Communists.
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Venezuela
Revolutionary Left Movement
National Actions Movement
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Early Morning Serenade Rouses St Mathews Residents
In St Mathews Kentucky a predawn rock version of School Days blasted from the loudspeaker atop a Baptist Church. Police arrived after many calls but found the amplifier locked and no trace of the author as the turntable kept spinning.
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ST. Matthews
St. Mathews
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Pikeville Deaths Not Foul Play
Pathologist says fire killed five men found deceased in a car on Greasy Creek Road Pike County. Bodies identified as Buddy Hopkins 24 Denver Yates 25 Louie Hopkins 16 Harmon Robinson 42 Harvey Ratliff 24. Fire fracture explained skull cracks. no gunshot injuries found. officials continue investigation.
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Pikeville, Ky
Lonely Greasy Creek Road
Pike County
Frank Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kettering Laboratory
Buddy Hopkins
Denver Yates
Buddy
Louie
Harmon Robinson
Harvey Ratliff
Cleveland
Raymond Call
Weather forecast promises warm Thanksgiving Day
The weatherman projects a high near 56 for Thanksgiving with a clear, colder night around 25. Temperatures will run 3 to 4 degrees above norms, with light rain possible Saturday and Sunday as an eastern cold front pushes through Ohio. Yesterday's high reached 63 at 3 30 p.m.
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