Fair warm up blankets eastern half of nation
The eastern half of the country saw fair and warmer conditions today expanding from the central plains to the Atlantic and from the lower Great Lakes to New England. Cloudy skies persisted west of the Rockies with light snow in parts of the upper Mississippi valley and upper Great Lakes. Early readings ranged from the 20s in northern regions to 50s and 60s in Texas and the Southwest, with Florida from the 50s to 70s in the south.
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Girl in Mistaken Identity Case Still Critical
Mary Hawthorne, 26, an American Airlines stewardess, remains in critical condition after two emergency operations to save her life in Burlingame California. The mix up led to the body of Joan Frost being sent to New York under Mary's name.
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Saud Marks Seventh Anniversary of Accession
Saudi Arabia today celebrated the seventh anniversary of King Saud's accession to the throne. In an anniversary speech the king promised aid to the Arabs of Palestine to restore their usurped rights and pledged all possible assistance to the Algerians in their struggle with France.
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Inside Radio TV 2 Editorial 9 Bridge 6 Comics 1 Fulton 8
A concise departmental page note outlines radio and television items, bridge column insights, comic panels, Fulton notices, and classified briefs. The page previews upcoming broadcasts, bridge scores, and local notices with brief annotations.
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GOP Seeks Vote Recount to Narrow Kennedy Lead
Republicans push for recounts and absentee-ballot reviews in 11 states hoping to overturn Kennedy's victory. Nixon aides say no plans to challenge results, while California absentee ballots show only a small swing potential.
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Battle Between Catholic Educators Castro Looms
In Havana a clash over Villanueva University escalates after the expulsion of pro Castro students. The Castro controlled Federation of University Students invites expelled students to enroll at Havana University while a Catholic faction cites persecution and resistance to communist influence.
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Jury Convicts Gangland Boss Of Tax Evasion
Chicago jury convicts Tony Accardo 54 of income tax evasion, the same crime that felled Al Capone. He faces up to nine years and $15,000 in fines. sentencing set for November 18 if a new trial motion is denied. Accardo showed no comment as verdict was read.
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Alabama Defies Federal Order For Voter Files
Alabama Attorney General Gallion defies a Justice Department demand for Sumter County voter registration files. He cites a state court order that keeps the records private, with federal agents blocked from inspecting them. The dispute centers on potential evidence of racial discrimination in west Alabama.
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Teen-robber tale to gunplay ends with clerk surrender
Baltimore clerk Miss Lugenbeel challenged a teen bandit who fled after a warning. A man read of her bold stance and trained pistol on her, demanding money. She relinquished the cash box after the intruder threatened real violence, with about $150 taken.
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Cats Stay But Owners Evicted in Reading England
Twenty seven cats of varying colors sheltered in a large empty house saved from eviction by Britain's be kind to animals laws while their owners Mr and Mrs Montague Coling were evicted for nonpayment. The act bans abandonment and requires consent to evict animals. RSPCA officials visit daily with cat food.
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Martial Law in Nicaragua After Rebel Attacks
Nicaragua declared martial law after surprise rebel attacks on barracks in Jinotepe and Diriamba near the Costa Rican border. Government troops moved to retake positions while Costa Rican forces clashed with rebels believed aided by Cuban mercenaries.
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Ex Giants pitcher Red Causey dies at 68 in Tampa
Flair Cecil A. Red Causey, 68, former National League pitcher, died Friday in a Tampa hospital. He debuted with the New York Giants in 1918 and was part of the 1921 pennant winners. He later played for the Phillies and Braves.
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Equal Opportunity Day proclaimed in New York
Governor Rockefeller proclaims November 19 as Equal Opportunity Day in New York State. The observance emphasizes equal rights and opportunities across the state government and communities.
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Uprising Smashed by Loyalist Forces in Saigon
In Saigon the government said loyal forces recaptured the radio station and key sites, proclaiming the rebellion crushed. Diem urged calm as troops pursued insurgents, with paratroopers and marines surrendering after a night of fighting.
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Ike Urges World Food Aid On Thanksgiving
President Eisenhower appealed to Americans to observe Thanksgiving by donating to voluntary relief groups for overseas food shipments. He proclaimed November 24 as the national day and spoke during a Georgia vacation at Augusta National Golf Course. He also indicated he authorized talks on transferring government power to the new Democratic regime.
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Oliver Hardy Widow Remarries Las Vegas Industrialist
Lucille Hardy, 45, widow of comedian Oliver Hardy, married Ben A Price, 51, owner of Winslow Manufacturing Co, in Las Vegas by a justice of the peace. Hardy died in 1957. Mrs. Hardy had previously worked in real estate in North Hollywood, California.
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Kennedy Takes Florida Refuge After Victory Tour
President elect John F Kennedy retreats to a quiet Palm Beach haven to rest after weeks of campaigning. He arrived Friday night from Hyannis Port and will stay about two weeks, planning for his January 20, 1961 inauguration and a Texas conference with Lyndon B Johnson next Wednesday.
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Soviets and Afro Asian Bloc Hold U.N. Majority
The Soviet and Asian African blocs show power by joining votes in the United Nations General Assembly as Africa adds 16 new members. They blocked debate on Congo and advanced moves to abolish colonies, signaling potential Western defeats on key issues ahead.
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