All Hopes For Algerian Union Shattered
Algiers AP report describes a grave Algerian crisis as Moslem rioters clash with French settlers during six years of fighting. Casualties total 123 dead, over 150 wounded. a French troop firing incident near Bone widens tensions. De Gaulle endorses home rule while U2 accusations surface at the UN.
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New York
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United States
Delay in Space Craft Launch From Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Florida AP delayed launch of a 388 pound American lunar satellite aimed to study the moon environment. Countdown to liftoff with the Allas-Able booster halted seven minutes before scheduled time due to unspecified trouble. If fixes succeed another attempt could occur Thursday, or be postponed to the next period.
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Pay Top Price For Kansas State Bull
WICHTTA AP A Kansas State University summer yearling bull brought the top price of 1550 Tuesday at the sixth annual Kansas Angus Futurity show sale closing. James B Edwards and Charles F Shoemaker bought for Shoemaker's ranch at Philipsburg. Bardoliermere KAT placed fifth in its class. E Ash of Wichita paid 600 for a third place heifer shown by Shamrock and Moore of Manhattan and Juka. Grand and reserve grand champions were not sold. The auction sold seven bulls and 30 heifers with the males averaging 302 and the females 400 to 540.
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E. Ash
Wichita
Shamrock and
Moore
Manhattan
Juka
Byrd Opposes Tax Cuts Amid Kennedy Clash
Senator Byrd of Virginia says any tax cut would worsen the economy and threaten the dollar. He heads the Senate Finance Committee and warned that tax relief could deepen deficits and spark gold outflows, potentially stalling Kennedy’s early policy plans. Byrd predicts limited public works spending and cautions against large spending increases as Kennedy prepares to take office.
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Milk Associations Vote to Merge in Wichita
The Wichita Milk Producers Association and the Southwest Milk Producers Association vote to merge forming the Southwest Milk Producers Association. Lynn Elrod says Wichita and Dodge City plants will operate. Pratt will elect officers December 4. Proceeds from milk sales will be pooled with a uniform price minus about 10 cents per hundredweight for producers shipping west of Wichita.
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Wichita Milk Producers Association
Southwest Milk Producers Association
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Lynn Elrod
Nno
Dodee City
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Cancer Claims Life Of Plucky Boy Danny McDougald
Eight year old Danny McDougald of Blountville South Carolina died after a rapid decline at Savannah Memorial Hospital. Diagnosed with cancer in September affecting lymph glands he had wished for watermelons and his plea reached Miami where a watermelon was flown from Honduras upon Mayor Robert King’s order.
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Gao Capr
Jdead
Danny McDougald
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Savannah
Memorial Hospital
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Daniel McDougald
Miami
Fla
Robert King
Honduras
Tax cuts debated as unemployment nears six million
Unemployment reached 4,031,000 in November, about 63 percent of the labor force, fueling calls for tax reductions if joblessness climbs toward six million.
Soviet Veto Defeats Congo Crisis Resolution
United Nations debate ends with a Soviet led veto defeating a Western Congo plan. Vote tally shows three in favor and six against with two abstentions, Ceylon abstaining earlier. The marathon session featured a clash between the United States and the Soviet Union over Congo crisis handling.
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Ceylon
Po- United Nations
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Congo
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Hammarskjold
Patrice Lu ‘Y Mumba
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Mis
Budapest
Actor Paul Lukas Sued By Wife In Separate Maintenance
The Los Angeles case charges actor Paul Lukas 68 with cruelty and abandonment since November 1935. Daisy Benes Lukas 55 seeks support and relief in a separate maintenance action filed Tuesday in court.
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Los Angeles
Paull Lukas
Daisy Benes Lukas
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