Princess Margaret's infant Linley gets pink miniature piano
Lord Linley, 1, receives a peach pink toy piano from London designer Charles Browning who says they "went to town" on the new nursery instrument. Hermes Lima approved as Brazil's prime minister after 10 sessions. vote 164 to 37. Fabian Forte asks Philadelphia Orphans Court for new manager despite assets under 100k.
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Princess Margaret
Lord Linley
Charles Browning
London
Hermes Lima
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Brasilia
Lima
Fabian Forte
Orphans Court
Philadelphia
Jack Spina
New York
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fabian
MDB Enterprises, Inc
Hunters Must Ask Permission Before Hunting Private Land
Franklin County Sheriff Max Gilmore warns hunters must obtain permission from farmers before hunting on private property. County complaints rise as many lands are posted no hunting with big signs. Violators can be prosecuted.
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Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Gilmore
Weather County Forecast Enjoys Mild Temps Tonight
Raitt expects tonight in the 40s with mild, partly cloudy conditions tomorrow reaching the 50s. Yesterday's high reached 64, with 63 low year ago and 48 record high on the date. Hourly temperatures show cooling overnight into morning with variable hours and readings around mid 40s to mid 60s.
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Raitt
HBO
A.m
Indian to Assume Vacated Territory as Reds Withdraw
New Delhi says civilian administrators will take over land China pulls back from the frontier but does not confirm full troop retreat. Peking claims withdrawals are beginning and asks India to withdraw further, while Indian officers assess movement in the misty Himalayas.
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New Delhi
India
Peking
Peking Defense Ministry
Why Would Anyone Fight Over Ladakh
AP reports on the India China border dispute centered on Eastern Ladakh. The high, arid terrain behind the Himalayas remains uninhabited, with both nations claiming it and war having occurred. The article notes disputed lines, ceasefire terms, and the strategic importance of passes over 18,000 feet, highlighting Kashmir’s contested status.
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New Delhi
India
Ladakh
China
Himalayas
Peking
U.N
Kashmir
Aksai Chin
Ottawa Braves Meet Emporia Hornets At Home
Ottawa University hosts Emporia State College as the B game kicks off at 6 30 p m and the A game follows at 7 0 0 p m at Wilson Field House in Ottawa.
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Ottawa University Braves
Emporia State College Hornets
Wilson Field House
Ottawa University
Toned In Dolls Blur Lines Between Tony and Robbie
The text describes two figures, Tony and Robbie, as exceptionally similar in appearance and manner, making it hard to distinguish one from the other. It reads as a fragmented note on identity and likeness.
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Robbie
Staley Seeks Reelection as NFC President
Oren Lee Staley a 39 year old Missouri farmer announced he will stand for reelection when the National Farmers Organization meets at its Des Moines convention December 12 and 13. He defends the NFC’s September October holding action that kept cattle hogs sheep and seam off markets, while critics Harold Woodward and Bob Casper sought the presidency.
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Corning
Towa
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
Staley
National Farmers Organization
Des Moines
NFO
Harold Woodward
Bethany
Bob Casper
Winterset
Iowa
Lost Turkey Reward for News Story Tip
Mrs. Carl Seaton reports losing a turkey and offers a reward this week for a story tip. Other local residents listed as news tip contributors include Sao Hig don Reid Mrs George Phibbs Thomas Sylvester Alma Schweitzer and George Scott. The Herald pays a weekly reward for the best news tip.
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Carl Seaton
Turkey
Sao Higdon
Reid
George Phibbs
George Scott
the Herald
Lockheed strike blamed on air craft firm by labor chief
Wages and union shop vote are at issue as Secretary of Labor W. Wirtz charges Lockheed Aircraft Corp. sought to blow up a walkout by aerospace workers. A presidential committee meeting in Burbank heard an I A of Machinists official rebut the firm’s stance against compulsory union membership. John E Canaday, Lockheed vice president, conceded the firm opposed compulsory union membership in 1958 and now remains opposed to compulsory union membership in the shop.
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Burbank
Calif
W. V. Eeeed Wiartz
Beeed Aircraft Corp
Aerospace Workers
Ace
San Francisco
Wirtz
Lockheed
International Association of aSachinists
Feeyes
John E. Canaday
Om Cormpulsory Union
Baer
EOC Cotpulsory Union
EaEp
Mechem resigns governor to join Senate in New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem resigns as governor and is appointed to the U S Senate by Lt. Gov. Teofilo Clack who becomes acting governor. Mechem will serve as Republican senator succeeding Democrat Dennis Chavez who dies November 18. Bolack appointed to govern for short term ending in 1965. Chavez’s Senate term ends January 1, 1965. A new senate seat will be elected in November 196?
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Santa Fe
Edwin L. Mechem
Mechem
Senate
Teo Egs Clack
Eofboth
Intel
Sear Dennis Chavez
Aawteo
Bolack
Jack Campbell
E- Baeechem
Are- Chavez
Chlorine gas leak sickens hundreds in Cornwall
A chlorine gas leak at a tank car in Cornwall Ontario sickened 103 people and forced evacuations. Officials sealed a 30 block area as police and fire crews moved victims to hospitals. Most evacuees were stabilized. nine remained critical while many recoverable patients received oxygen and care.
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Cornwall
Ont
Cormnser
Momer
St. Lawrence Seaway
Massena
N.Y
Hull
Que
Canadian Industries Ltd
Mikoyan Heads Home Amid Cuban Crisis Talks
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan flies to Moscow to brief Khrushchev on his talks with Kennedy and Castro. US officials report continued knife edge disagreements over verification and the Cuban missile withdrawal while bombers are moved out of Cuba and naval observation remains.
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Washington
Axanatstas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
Khrustachevy
Kennedy
Cubre
Fidel Castro
Ruessnn
Cuba
Mikoyan
Zaome
Khrushchev
Castro
Russia
U.S
Caribbean
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Dean Rusk
Havana
Week Wait For No 1 in Davenport License Day
Richard Widmer a 25 year old chiropractic student from Topeka Kansas won license plate No 1 in Davenport Iowa after a scuffle among line buyers outside the courthouse. Police reported 60 to 70 people in line with about 300 in total viewership as plates went on sale at 8 a m with no arrests.
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Davenport
Iowa
Richard Widmer
Topeka
Kan
Scott County
Widmer
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Oppossum Trapped In Garage At Phibbs Home
Mr and Mrs George Phibbs of 610 N Sycamore found the odd visitor in their garage after parking under a tree. They set a trap and captured one oppossum, highlighting a curious encounter near their residence.
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George Phibbs
N. Sycamore
Survivors Tell of Flaming DC7B Crash at Idlewild
New York AP report recalls more than twenty voices from survivors of Friday night’s Idlewild crash of Eastern Air Lines DC7B. Fifty one aboard perished in fog shrouded disaster as flames, smoke and disintegration unfolded. Survivors describe an orange flame, a ball of fire, and crews aiding passengers amid terror and disbelief.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Idelwild
Helen Fournier
Forest Hills
Queens
Walter Mueller
Floral Park
N.Y
M. V
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Sean
Kenneda
Zan
Oppossum
Raney
Donald Barbour
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