Kennedy in Top Secret Briefing on Caribbean
President elect John F Kennedy met CIA chief Allen W Dulles for a two hour top secret briefing in Palm Beach Florida on Americas anti Communist Caribbean mission as U S naval units were ordered to defend Guatemala and Nicaragua Kennedy declined comment and planned more planning with Lyndon B Johnson after a NATO Paris meeting and deer hunt at the LBJ Ranch with Johnson.
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Whitney to Lead Tribune as Publisher and President
New York plan places Ambassador Whitney at the Herald Tribune top role after leaving London. He will become president and publisher, taking on duties long handled by Robert M. White since 1959, who will resign as president and editor but stay as consultant. Managing Editor Fendall Yerxa remains in charge of the editorial staff. White plans to return to Mexico Evening Ledger.
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Order Striking Transit Workers Back to Work
Nine hundred mechanics at the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority struck after midnight, defying a court order. They paralyzed bus and streetcar service to Los Angeles and three surrounding counties, forcing riders to drive or walk amid parking chaos. The Amalgamated Transportation Union sought a 65 cent hourly raise. MTA pegged the cost at $111 per man-hour and offered a smaller package.
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Inside Radio T seven Editorial Bridge Fulton Sports Market Comics
Not enough readable facts to form a coherent summary. The fragmentary text lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to identify a single news item or notice.
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U S Personal Income Rises to Record October Level
U S personal income climbed to an annual rate of 1096 billion in October, up 800 million from September and 25 billion above a year earlier. The Commerce Department reported gains in government, construction and retail payrolls offsetting a dip in factory wages, while farm income fell slightly and proprietors' and professionals' incomes rose modestly.
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Eight die in Bombay factory fire and blast
A fire at a Bombay bangle factory today killed eight people and wounded forty, with fifteen in critical condition. Flames spread through over head tenements as celluloid bangles exploded in a ground floor storeroom trapping hundreds on the upper floors.
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New Orleans plans one week recess amid integration crisis
New Orleans public schools announce a one week recess starting Monday to allow teachers to attend meetings in Baton Rouge. Pupils will observe Thanksgiving holidays and resume classes November 28. The school board seeks suspension of a federal court order on integration, with a three judge panel to hear the case. Police report rapid action to curb demonstrations as tensions rise.
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GOP Leaders Reject Recount Push As Rallies Fizzles
Police arrested 32 Negroes Thursday night including a man charged with slashing a white man. Youths, seven pickers, and dozens of juveniles were rounded up after rocks were thrown. Almost all of the city’s 37,726 elementary students stayed home amid street fears. Republican leaders in 11 states largely rejected Morton’s call for recounts or investigations into alleged vote frauds. Kennedy maintained a slim national lead with about 33.87 million votes to Nixon’s 33.06 million as late tallies from absentee ballots and splinter parties further eroded Kennedy’s percentage. electoral votes stood at 300 for Kennedy, 217 for Nixon, with 21 unpledged or third-party electors remaining possible.
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Halt Production of Elizabeth Taylor Movie
Producer Walter Wanger announced halting work on the Elizabeth Taylor film due to witness and other problems. About 20th Century Fox aims to resume once conditions improve, while director Rouben Mamoulian and Spiros Skouras pursue a plan to return to filming. Taylor, hospitalized twice recently, reports feeling better and ready to work soon in London with Eddie Fisher and her children nearby.
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Churchill Spends Restless Night After Injury
Sir Winston Churchill, Britain’s World War II prime minister, had a disturbed night but his spinal injury is progressing satisfactorily and gives no anxiety. He is 85, turning 86 on November 30, after a fall in his London home Tuesday that fractured a small back bone.
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Quemoy Shelling Reports First Attack in Six Days
Chinese Communists fired on the Quemoy Islands in Formosa for the first time in six days. The Nationalist Defense Ministry said 16 rounds were fired in a 35 minute period.
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One Killed In AF Plane Crash At Loring AFB
A big Air Force tanker crashed and burned while landing at Loring Air Force Base in Limestone Maine killing one crewman and injuring 16 aboard. One missing airman presumed dead. identity not released. The other 16 escaped through emergency exits, not seriously injured.
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U S Navy Moves To Block Castro Caribbean Threat
U S naval patrols surge into Caribbean waters as President Eisenhower orders ships and aircraft to deter Fidel Castro. The move aims to prevent pro Communist subversion in Guatemala and Nicaragua and signals readiness to defend Caribbean nations with force if necessary. The action follows reports of Castro arming left wing groups and pressuring nearby states, with the U S pledging support and redoubling anti Communist efforts in the region.
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Congo Horror as 80 Bodies Found in Katanga Hunt
An Ethiopian patrol discovered 80 mutilated Congolese tribesmen in Katanga, a grim find confirmed by the United Nations Congo Command. Reports tie regional turmoil to broader Cold War tensions, with Cuba and Central America near intersecting flashpoints and U.S. naval movements along the Caribbean.
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Publisher Arrested in Texas Bank Robberies
FBI agents arrested Lawrence C. Pope a 42 year old publisher and former banker on charges he robbed two Texas banks. He allegedly took 1744 dollars from First State Bank Thornton on November 5 and 11000 in bonds plus 3400 dollars from Farmers State Bank Shulenburg last Saturday. Pope remained in jail unable to post a 5000 dollar bond.
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Kennedy May Boost New York Demo Insurgents
New York Times reports Kennedy plans to bypass DeSapio and Prendergast in federal patronage, empowering insurgent Democrats in Manhattan. If enacted, Buckley Keogh and Rep elect Ryan would gain key roles, with Harlem’s Powell Jr. seeking consideration. The move signals a shift against Tammany Hall leadership and party elders.
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