Syracuse University Rejects All Postseason Bids
The SU athletic board unanimously recommended and Chancellor Tolley approved declining any bowl invitation after a 7 won 2 loss season. AD Andreas and Coach Schwarzwalder supported the move saying it benefits the university and players after a tough year. Bids had come from the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia and Gotham Bowl in New York.
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Castro Criticizes U S Move as Imperialist Provocation
In Havana Raul Castro denounces Eisenhower's wartime naval deployments as criminal and accuses Washington of backing Central American puppets. He avoids threats of Soviet missiles, urging support for Latin American revolutions while denying direct Cuban military aid to Guatemala or Nicaragua rebels. A Cuban army captain shot a U S embassy clerk during a Havana incident. the victim's condition is stable after surgery.
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Britain Approves Ford Co. Purchase in Britain
The British government approves Ford Motor Co. gaining full control of British Ford. Ford already owns 55 percent and offers 145 shillings six pence per share, raising over $360 million for the British economy.
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Inside Radio TV 2 Editorial Bridge 6 Fulton
Local feature overview outlines radio and television industry topics, editorial angles, and bridge reads. It highlights Fulton coverage and upcoming items across market sections with brief notes on notable personalities and venue mentions.
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New Orleans Awaits Decision On Integration
New Orleans waits for a three judge federal court ruling on school integration. The court considers suspending integration, issuing a restraining order, or dismissing action against Louisiana officials. Public schools closed for a week. a $2 million payroll and possible $1.5 million fund transfers loom amid tensions.
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Shreveport
Kasavubu Foes Battle to Keep Him Out of UN
UN voting on seating Congolese President Kasavubu nears a decision amid a tense clash with Lumumba supporters. Diplomats predict a possible 60 to 20 vote in his favor, with abstentions expected, as talks on Congo peace continue.
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Kennedy Shifts Focus to Transition From Eisenhower Era
President-elect John F Kennedy concentrates on transferring government control from the Eisenhower administration. He plans daylong talks with Clark Clifford at his Atlantic Beach home and will meet with Eisenhower aides. Names Richard Neustadt and several Senate figures as transition advisors. He will select top appointees for January 20 inauguration and address Pentagon reorganizations amid Caribbean tensions.
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Escape Tower Escapes Too Soon In Mercury Test
An unmanned Redstone capsule failed as the escape tower fired prematurely three seconds before liftoff. The 152 foot tower shot skyward and then fell back on Cape Canaveral after the capsule and booster remained on the pad. The test aimed to send a chimpanzee on a suborbital run toward a future manned spaceflight in the Project Mercury program.
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Reds Oust U S Air Attache in Moscow
U S air attache Irving T McDonald is expelled from the Soviet Union on conduct unbecoming a military attache and alleged espionage. Edward Freers summoned at the Foreign Office. Melehk and Kirton also linked to espionage claims. McDonald is from Provincetown Massachusetts and faces departure as an embassy denial of charges stands.
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BBC Negotiates Pope Appearance for December Broadcast
The British Broadcasting Corp said it is negotiating with Vatican officials for Pope John XXIII to appear on BBC television on December 1. The move would mark a historic broadcast featuring the pontiff.
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San Juan Mayor Ordered to Public Penance Before Communion
Fensa de Gauthier, mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, is told by Pastor Rev. Thomas Maisonet she must publicly penance by radio television or newspaper to receive communion. The move follows her vote in the November election for Gov. Luis Munoz Marin and the Popular Democratic party.
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Popular Democratic Party
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Church Fire Suspected Cover for Burglaries In Suburb
Arson investigators sift ruins of Grace Episcopal Church in Baldwinsville a 125 year old landmark damaged after a fire that police say started near the rear safe. Police linked the blaze to a wave of burglaries across nearby businesses as State Police and deputies joined Baldwinsville firefighters.
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Jap Election Keeps Pro-U.S. Liberal Democrats in Power
Japan's ruling Liberal Democrats win a strong majority in parliamentary voting but fall short of a two thirds majority. The result reinforces pro-Western policies while leftists gain modestly and Communists reach a decade high of 2.9 percent. The election occurred amid domestic issues and demonstrations related to the U.S.–Japan security pact.
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Italian Mayor Ousted Over Dress Code Clash
TORRI BENACO Italy The puritan mayor who tried to bar scantily clad tourists has been voted out. Gino Barbieri was replaced by Igino Bonetti who supports a more liberal view of vacationer dress and plans to reopen lakeside camps in spring.
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Tidal Wave Strikes Northern Peru Causes Losses
A tidal wave hit low lying areas of northern Peru Sunday reaching inland up to a mile in places. Two people were killed and nine reported missing as waves battered ports including Pimentel Caletas Santa Rosa San Jose and Eten. An earthquake was recorded in Japan and tremors were felt locally.
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Johnson Speech at NATO Conference Promotes Western Unity
Vice President elect Lyndon B Johnson addressed a NATO parliamentarians conference in Paris. He urged bipartisan unity and a deeper American role in NATO while stressing he spoke as a senator not policy for Kennedy’s incoming administration. Debre defended strengthening NATO and cited French influence in Europe.
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U S and West Germany Open Economic Talks
The United States and West Germany opened economic talks today in Bonn amid early difficulties. The first session ran longer than planned, starting at 9 a.m. and ending about 10:20 a.m. Washington urged Bonn to share more of foreign aid and Wester defense costs to ease U S dollar and gold outflow.
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