Nation Over Automated Debate on Unemployment
Chrysler president Lynn Townsend says automation has gone far enough and will require as many workers as plants. Other industrialists doubt a large rise in unemployment, citing a strong economy able to absorb current jobless figures. Some economists warn of potential social upheaval if action isn’t taken.
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Lynn Townsend
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First National Bank
W. J. Bassett
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Goldwater Says He Cannot Control Pennsylvania Backers
Senator Barry Goldwater said he cannot curb supporters in Pennsylvania from entering delegates in the April 28 GOP primary. Pennsylvania Governor Scranton is unsettled by the move as Goldwater delays a formal nomination bid. Scranton plans talks with Goldwater on Wednesday about a possible favorite son slate in a state with 62 votes toward the 655 needed at the national convention.
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Barry Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
San Francisco
Hunter dies after accidental gun discharge during hunt
Virgil Marcoccia, 53, of Liverpool, was found dead near Cortland after his shotgun discharged while he sat to eat lunch. Deputies said the accidental shooting occurred Monday and was witnessed by his son-in-law Richard Groth and another hunter.
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Malemute Dog Kills Infants in Woodstock Tragedy
In Woodstock Illinois a four month old boy, James Michael Henderson, was mauled to death by an 80 pound Alaskan malamute brought as a watchdog by his father James E. Henderson. The infant was dragged from a car and attacked over a dozen times on the head and body before dying at a local hospital. Henderson, a dog trainer, said the dog attacked after he and his wife Kathryn returned to find the baby still on the car seat.
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James Michael Henderson
James E. Henderson
Henderson
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Suspect Held After Alabama Campus Bombings
In Tuscaloosa a white man with a shotgun in a truck was arrested after the third dynamite blast in days near the University of Alabama. A. L. Richey, 40, denied knowledge, with two newspapers and a shotgun found in his vehicle. No injuries reported. blasts damaged a dorm area and nearby buildings.
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University of Alabama
A. L. Richey
Vivian Malone
Richey
Birmingham
Miss Malone
Atdght Club
Search Resumes For 16 Missing In Jersey Fire
Atlantic City N J The grim task of sifting charred debris at the Surfside Hotel resumed as authorities revise estimates of up to 25 dead Firemen recovered eight unidentified bodies Monday another victim died in hospital and 16 guests were missing The blaze razed five hotels and a rooming house near the Boardwalk with damage estimated at about 1 million Fire chief Michael Bloomberg said the fire appeared to flare from a second story ballroom over the boiler room with cause still undetermined as crews battled smoke and flames through the night.
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Atlantic City Hospital
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Eisenhower to Re dedicate Gettysburg Cemetery
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower joined the nation in commemorating the Gettysburg Address on the battlefield town. He planned to rededicate the Soldier's National Cemetery and follow Lincoln's parade route to Cemetery Hill where the address was delivered.
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Grandma Nearing 104 Reflects on Less Hunting Activity
Seattle resident Margaret Starkweather known as Grandma complains about limited mobility as she nears her 104th birthday this Friday. She laments not being able to go hunting due to advancing years and reduced outing ability.
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Margaret Starkweather
Quest to Solve Why Yale Prof Barghoorn Was Jailed
Washington officials grill Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn after his arrest in Moscow on spying charges. Three top diplomats plan to question him to illuminate the case and its effect on U S Soviet ties. Barghoorn, released and returning to New Haven, offered few details pending talks with Washington.
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State Department
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Russia
U. S
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Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
William R. Tyler
Richard H. Davis
Dean Rusk
New Haven
Prelate Urges Council Adopt Text on Jews
Vatican cardinal Urges Ecumenical Council to adopt a declaration on Jews to cleanse Christian minds of anti semitism and Nazi propaganda. Cardinal Bea says the text clarifies it does not recognize Israel while urging removal of Church rooted prejudice.
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Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Nazi Germany
John
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Worldwide Assembly
Council
Israel
Bea
St. Peter's Basilica
Middle East
Cardinal Bea
Kennedy to Spend Thanksgiving at Hyannis Port
President Kennedy will celebrate Thanksgiving at the Kennedy family gathering in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. He plans to arrive Wednesday November 27 and attend the Army Navy game in Philadelphia on Saturday November 30, likely flying there from Hyannis Port.
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Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
England
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Salinger
Proposed Wheat Deal Stalled Over Mundt Limitations
The proposed sale of 4 million tons of U S wheat to Russia and allies is delayed as Senate debate over Karl Mundt's plan to limit Export-Import Bank insurance looms. Commerce Department officials said the delay hinges on Mundt’s anticipated action in about a week.
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Russia
Commerce Department
Senate
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Arctic Air Nips Montana and Cold Belt Areas
Arctic air from Canada lowered temperatures into the teens in eastern Montana and parts of North Dakota and Minnesota. Readings near 15 above zero north of the border and about 10 below in northern Saskatchewan. Forecasters warned of sharper drops in northern Minnesota and North Dakota with near zero readings expected Wednesday.
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Southern Plains
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South Central
Polly Bergen Sees Politics Like Stage Acting at Luncheon
Actress Polly Bergen joked that politics are as much acting as theater during a luncheon with the Saints and Sinners circus. Sen Barry Goldwater sat nearby, nodding in agreement as she commented on her role portraying a female U S president in a new film.
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Polly Bergen
United States
Polly
Saints and Sinners
Barry Goldwater
Car slips from jack crushes Jamestown man in Pittsfied area
A car slipped from a jack and fell on Richard C. Brown, 44, of Jamestown New York, fatally crushing him while he worked under the vehicle near Pittsfied Warren County Pennsylvania on Monday.
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Jamestown
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Richard C. Brown
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Kennedy Urges Cuban Revolt After Florida Trip
President Kennedy wrapped up a Florida visit with a call for Cubans to overthrow Castro and pledged U S readiness to help Cubans form a progressive government. He heads next to Texas for a three day swing as observers view trips as campaign warmup while reaffirming anti communist policy in the hemisphere.
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AFL-CIO Sets 1964 Labor Vote Drive Nationwide
The AFL-CIO announced a general drive to mobilize millions of union members for pro labor candidates in the 1964 elections. It aims to counter literacy tests and purge lists by naming registrars in locals, while criticizing voter re registration rules and urging broader turnout. Adlai E Stevenson sought labor help to combat extremism as the convention backed a civil rights resolution despite dissent.
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Aflcio
George M. Romney
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Romney
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Baghdad Firing Resumed as Baath Resistance Persists
Be irut based reports say a new wave of firing broke out in Baghdad as the Iraqi army moved against last-ditch Ba Aath Socialist party resistance. The revolt against the Ba Aath government was claimed successful by Iraq's military government while Baathists in Syria reported countryside near Baghdad still under party control. A dawn curfew in Baghdad was partially lifted this morning after President Abdel Salam Aref seized power.
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Ba’Ath Socialist
Iraq
Ba'Ath
Abdel Salam Aref
Burroughs Showroom Hit In New Hartford Theft
Business machines valued at 15000 dollars were reported stolen from the Burroughs Corp showroom in New Hartford Utica suburb. Warren S. Aldrich sales manager said three booking machines valued at five dollars and six adding machines were found missing Monday morning.
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Utica
Warren S. Aldrich
Lewis Show Is Dropped But He Gets $4 Million
HOLLYWOOD Comedian Jerry Lewis loses his ABC TV program amid a network dispute over format. A $4 million settlement reportedly accompanies the cancellation, with Lewis stating the show would end effective December 14 and a fresh start planned later.
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Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
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Dana Andrews elected SAG president in landslide vote
Dana Andrews won the Screen Actors Guild presidency in Beverly Hills defeating Pat Hawley with 3,665 votes to 611. Ballots were mailed and the results announced at the guilds annual membership meeting.
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Screen Actors Guild
Pat Hawley
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AFL-CIO Rejects Readmission for Teamsters Union
New York AFL-CIO halted plans to readmit the Teamsters after ruling they had not applied. George Meany anchored the vote amid floor protests with Teamsters leaders criticizing the move. Several AFL-CIO affiliates had pushed to invite the Teamsters back in if proper applications were filed.
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George Meany
Teamsters
Seamy
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James R. Holla
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Gladys Godding Dies Endearing Icon of National Anthem
Gladys Godding died Monday at age 70, famed as the golden voice of the National Anthem. She often led spectators and players at Madison Square Garden and historic venues like Ebbets Field in Brooklyn in the anthem before major sports events.
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Gladys Godding
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