Demo Leaders Face Tougher Job After House Elections
Democrats responsible for JFK domestic program say election results did not ease their task. House party size shifts from 261 174 to 259 176, with gains from liberal California Democrats balanced by losses elsewhere. Alabama race hints at conservative shift, redistricting pitted incumbents against Republicans, five Kennedy supporters defeated.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Alabama
Lenister Hill
Adcock Backs Monroe Bond Issue Proposal
Sen Jamar Adcock endorsed an 114 million bond issue to fund Monroe capital improvements including sewer treatment plant City Hall civic center airport facilities and fire department expansion. He cited small tax increases two mills starting 1963 and praised the mayor and City Council for sound administration of the program.
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Jamar Adcock
City of Monroe
Monroe
Adcock
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U S Long Range Missile Strength Exceeds Soviet
The British Institute for Strategic Studies reports the United States holds 450 to 500 intercontinental ballistic missiles, vastly more than the Soviet arsenal of 75. It notes Soviet boosters can carry larger warheads, with an upcoming smaller, more accurate ICBM likely deployed next year. Soviet medium range rockets number about 700 versus the West's 2, and are aimed at Western Europe and the Far East. The report also cites 445 submarines for the Soviets against 212 for the West, and notes Polaris capability exists.
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America
Soviet Union
British Institute For Strategic Studies
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Cuba
Far East
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Bamber
Judges Plan New Move Against D A
Eight state court judges in New Orleans plot new moves against Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison after a clash over Bourbon Street vice raids. They consider action by the State Attorney General and by bar groups amid claims that Garrison hindered raids by squeezing office funds. Garrison counters that judges harmed themselves by their conduct.
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Criminal District Court
Recount Sought After Sticking Voting Machine
In Montville New Jersey election tallies, one machine froze between 152 and 153 for Republican Albert W. Witty. Democrats claimed one half vote. Republicans said the machine tried 153 but jammed. The Morris County Board of Elections awarded Witty 1,050 votes, equal to John R. Matyskiel, who now seeks a recount.
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Board of Elections
Morris County
Witty
John R. Matyskiel
Matyskiel
Red China admits leap forward stalled and lengthy farming plan
Tokyo AP reports Peiping admits the Great Leap Forward has stalled by three years due to natural calamities and mismanagement. China now says mechanization will take 2 to 25 years for 260 million acres, with about 100,000 tractors available from 1.2 million previously. The People’s Daily notes less than 10 percent of land is farmed by tractor.
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Peiping People
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Trousdale Promoted at Castle Heights Military Academy
John M Trousdale of 1405 Fairview Avenue Monroe has risen from cadet to corporal at Castle Heights Military Academy Lebannon Tennessee where he is a student.
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B. A. Trousdale, Jr
Fairview Avenue
Monroe
Castle Heights Military Academy
Lebannon
Tenn
Young Trousdale
Vacationer Carmen Rolon Returns Home From Monroe Visit
A 20 year old Mexico City visitor Miss Carmen Rolon who had stayed with the Jesse Conzales family at 230 Pargoud Drive Monroe has returned to Mexico City. She praised the friendliness of Monroe residents and plans to enter college. The extended visit ended recently and she indicated fond memories of Monroe.
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Mexico
Monroe
Carmen Rolon
Jesse Conzales
Pargoud Drive
October permits total 560551 for West Monroe and Monroe
Building permits in October total 560551 by West Monroe and Monroe officials. West Monroe issued nine permits for residential frame additions and other small projects valued at 19800. Monroe issued 111 permits valued at 540751. Notable West Monroe permit recipients include James A Wroten 500, Ozzie Mitchell 200, D E Smith 200, Jewel McBroom 200, Charles R Anding 850, Sam Wilson 12500, and Fred Kull see permits page 5 A.
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C. E. Frost
Dale Martha
James A. Wroten
Ozzie Mitchell
Coleman
D. E. Smith
Ee Jewel McBroom
Charles R. Anding
Sam Wilson
Oaklawn
Fred Kull
Nehru warns China may develop atomic bomb soon
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said Communist China could have an atomic bomb within a year or so, but would be unusable for three to four years. He spoke in parliament as Chinese tanks massed near Chusul in Ladakh, signaling a possible renewed attack on India's northwestern frontier. Nehru reaffirmed India will not use nuclear weapons in the undeclared border war and criticized China as warlike, like “Hitlerite Germany.” A Defense Ministry spokesman noted Chinese armor buildup near Spanggur Lake in Chusul.
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Nehru
Chusul
India
Red China
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Defense Ministry
Ladakh
Spanggur Lake
Cold Weather Outlook With Frost Tonight
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and continued cold through today tonight and Saturday. Highs near 55 to 60 with a low around 32 tonight and scattered frost. Saturday’s high expected 38 to 62, after a Thursday high of 67 and low of 27.
German Reports Stop At Sea During Cuban Blockade
East German reporter Klaus Wilczynski aboard the Vesadremenes ship carrying 405 East Germans and 55 Czechs to a Cuban vacation recounts the U S quarantine encounter. He says a U S Navy reconnaissance plane flew low over the ship on Oct 24 and a warship appeared at starboard before closing in.
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Wilczynski
Four Governor Races One for Senator In Doubt
The closeness of returns leaves Minnesota Rhode Island Maine and Massachusetts without final results with possible recounts. In Minnesota Andersen leads Rolvaag by 44 votes while Rhode Island Notte trails Chaffee by 47 with absentee ballots and machine tallies pending.
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Rhode Island Board of Elections
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Providence
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GOP
John H. Chafee
Notte
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Alabama
Elmer J. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Our Republic
Rostock
Cuba
Andersen
Rolvanggo
John A. Chaffee
Albania Blasts Khrushchev in Rift Across World Communists
Soviet Albania split widens as Enver Hoxha accuses Nikita Khrushchev of moral failings and betrayal. He labels Khrushchev a traitor and vig hcant anti Marxist while Moscow tightens the bloc embargo, choking Albania’s economy. The Tirana attack follows Cuba crisis fallout and signals deeper Moscow Red China tensions.
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Socialist Camp
International Communist and Worker's Movesment
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Venegade
Enver Hoxha
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Red Chinese
Khrushchev
Hoxha
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Albania
Tirana
Components Spotted On Four Vessels
US Navy warships intercepted four Soviet vessels outbound from Cuba and a fifth on Thursday. Missiles and missile equipment were visible on decks of at least three ships, with photographs taken for later analysis. Authorities noted thousands of Soviet technicians may be leaving Cuba as large movements from dismantled bases are photographed.
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Cuba
Lweather
Sylvester
United States
Drops Adoption Plans As Union For Howland And Frenzel
Webster San Francisco reports 87 year old retired municipal court clerk George Henry Rowland wed Adi A Frenzel 52 in a simple ceremony to avoid complex legal red tape in adopting her. The groom’s old friend Superior Court Judge Carl H Allen officiated. The bride’s daughter Greta and Howland’s friend Vincent Bond attended. Several comments reflect Rowland’s wish for a daughter and his move to a guest house after his first wife’s death two years ago.
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UPI
George Henry Rowland
Howland
Adi Aven Frenz
Superior Court
Carl H. Allen Thebride
Greta
Vincent Bond
von Frenzel
Adi
Today’s Chuckle on Uncle Sam and aid amounts
A lighthearted quip questions public understanding of foreign aid and how much Uncle Sam funds, noting the gap between awareness and knowledge. The joke hinges on the familiar phrase about Uncle Sam representing government spending.
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Uncle ‘Sam
Earliest Troubadour Guilhem IX Count Poitiers Born 1071
Britannica notes Guilhem IX Count of Poitiers as Europe’s earliest recorded troubadour born in 1071. The claim centers on his status as a pioneering medieval poet and noble musician in Poitou France.
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Poitiers
Louisiana seeks Tennessee family for job on farm
A 43 year old James Burnette from Cleveland Tennessee and his 14 children are sought by people in Louisiana offering him a farm job and a home. The family traveled from Miami toward Orlando after an arm injury and financial trouble. The Red Cross and Florida highway patrol helped relay the appeal.
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James Burnette
Burnette
Cleveland
Tenn
Lousiana
Orlando
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Ardly Hebert
Abbeville
Red Cross
Florida Highway Patrol
Burnetts
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