De Gaulle Cuts Tour of Algeria
Gen. Charles de Gaulle shortens his peace tour of Algeria and returns to Paris a day early as riots push casualties to 79 dead and hundreds wounded. Rebel leaders reject his home rule plan, calling for UN intervention. Police move into Algiers Casbah as clashes with Moslems renew. violence widens to Oran.
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Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
United Nations
Algeri
France
Casbah
Arses
Belcouri
Sec
Wil Ench
Eri Reveng
de Gaulle
Move to Oust Pholsena Regime in Laos Assembly
In Vientiane Laos the parliament moved to oust the day old pro Communist government of Quinim Pholsena. Assembly President Tiao Som Sanith traveled to Luang Prabang to ask King Savang Vatthana to convene a special session as rebels hold 38 seats ready to vote quickly. Savannakhet radio reports claim the assembly already voted to dissolve the Pholsena government with strong warning from Quimim.
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Vientianne
Laos
Quinim Pholsena
Tiao Som- Sanith
Savannaitet
Luan
Prabang
Savang Vatthane
Pi Ris
Qui
Savannakher Radio Ensues
Quinim
Quimim
Dower
Vientiane
Befiantiv
Wero
Seven Die In Accidents On Highways
Weekend traffic crashes across Wisconsin and Minnesota claimed multiple lives. A Polk County crash killed a Minnesota mother of four, while others died in Green Bay and Kaunee County incidents. Dispatch notes indicate injuries to additional youths and drifting vehicles, with a reference to page 2 for further fatal details.
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Associated
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Polk County
Lake
Luke
Merie
Anschutz
Seymour
Green Bay
John Lacombe
Green Bar
Drkesville
Kaunee
Digna Pottenberger
Jerome Szymansk
Sandra Spranger
Herter Signals Confidence on NATO Nuclear Force Option
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, en route to Paris for Allied ministers, voiced confidence in NATO meeting the conditions for a nuclear force but offered no firm commitment. He noted President-elect Kennedy will decide after January 20, and indicated support for a NATO managed Polaris-based system possibly seaborne under NATO command.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Paris
Sherter
United States
Europe
NATO
Tan
Eserhower
Herter
NATO Council
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
State
Defense Department
Space capsule data to reveal rare space samples analysis
Scientists at Brooks Air Force Base prepare to open the Discoverer XVII capsule winding down an airlift mission. The capsule contains human tissue algae bacteria bread mold and radiation dosimeters. Findings may show mission duration and sampling outcomes from the space flight.
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Sax Antonio. Tex
Air Force
Devic
George Ww
Crawford
Iciss
School of Aviation “Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Earth
Pacific
Hawaii
Georgia school damaged by blast in early morning attack
An explosion damaged a Georgia school and its auditorium around 2 40 am. Police said an automobile was involved and several classrooms sustained damage. Further details appear on page 2.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Jamite
Must Sell Palm Beach Residence 14 Blocks From Kennedy
Palm Beach daily ad announces sale of a residence 14 blocks from the President elect Kennedys in a Sunday classified listing. The terse notice names Al and Diehard Republicans as buyers and hints at political context surrounding the property sale.
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Fila
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Ann
Kennedy Names Rusk as Secretary of State in Palm Beach
President-elect Kennedy announced Dean Rusk as secretary of state and Adlai Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations. He named Ran Chacar Prislar as undersecretary of state, with Stevenson and Bowles praised for their roles. Kennedy said another undersecretary would handle economic affairs and an additional cabinet post will be announced by Wednesday.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Ran Chacar Prislar
Aee Sk Wanugrer
UU Hess
D-Conn
Atlantic Shore
Rusk
Truman
Stevenson
Bowles
Rosk Kennedy
Georgia
Rockefeller Foundaation
State Department
Boales
United States
Ken Kennedy
Bowes
Fothers
the Treasury
Defense
Power outage disrupts church service at Freshwater church
Candies were brought out Sunday night at Freshwater Congregational Church when a power failure interrupted a service conducted by WH Rimmer.
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Isle OF Wight
Freshwater Congregational Church
Rimmer
Compromise Congo Peace Plan Proposed
UNITED NATIONS, NY. (AP) Sir Claude Corea seeks a middle course to resolve Congo crisis by strengthening Hammarskjold s powers disarming private armies ordering Belgian withdrawal and enabling a roundtable with imprisoned Congolese leaders while factions negotiate a global peace framework amid looming vetoes and rival resolutions.
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United Nations
Claude Corea
Dipi Romais
Corea
Patrice Lumumba
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Soviet Union
United States
Ain. Tigly
Argentina
Uoi Cing Human
Red Cross
Dag Hammarskjold
Council
Hammarskjold
Crippling Snowstorm Slams East Grounds Flights and Schools
A major snowstorm crippled the East with record winds and heavy snowfall. New York and Philadelphia faced flights and school closures while transportation froze as temperatures plummeted. Airports and ferries operated with skeleton crews as streets piled with snow and officials urged caution. At least 15 deaths were attributed to the storm over the weekend, with up to a foot of snow in some areas and widespread disruptions across New Jersey, Indiana, and Boston.
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New York
W York
Columbia
New
Ianzporiajon
Frish
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Indiana
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Miami
Fla
West Yellowstone
Mont
jEast
High Court Upholds Desegregation Ruling in Louisiana
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a New Orleans federal court decision that struck down Louisiana segregation laws. It rejected interposition and ordered the lower court’s mandate stand pending full review, deeming the doctrine of state sovereignty to block federal civil rights not valid.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas
Igh Court
Cooper
Roads Slippery In SE Sections
The State Patrol reports snowfall in Racine and Racine County cut roads to slick spots overnight. Elsewhere in the state highways were clear and dry. Thirty killed in Argentina plane crash near San Andres de Giles. Fifteen killed and 20 injured by steam boiler blast in Tehran Iran.
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Raiie Patrol
Racine
Reno
Buenos Aires
UPI
San Andres de Giles
Tiwueran
Iran
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