Soviets Stand by Peaceful Coexistence Policy Amid Summit Debate
Pravda reaffirmed peaceful coexistence as a guiding Soviet principle while hard bargaining continued at the two week old Red summit. Khrushchev pledged to accept controls on disarmament if a general agreement is reached, and Peiping urged backing for revolutions yet hinted at possible compromises to avert world war.
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Kasavubu Wins Congo Seat at UN After Bitter Debate
The General Assembly voted 53 to 24 with 19 abstentions to seat Joseph Kasavubu as Congo president, amid sharp U.S.-Soviet clashes. Nine African states backed Kasavubu. several nations opposed or abstained as regional factions split.
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Pleasant Day In Store For Thanksgiving in New York
Albany reports pleasant weather for Thanksgiving with generally fair and cool conditions. Temperatures will reach the upper 30s to the 40s, with light showers possible Friday and perhaps Sunday in Eastern New York and showers likely Sunday or Monday in Western New York.
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City council opposes tuition in city colleges
New York City officials urged Mayor Robert F. Wagner and the Board of Higher Education to reject proposed tuition charges in city colleges. A state committee led by Dr. Henry T. Heald had recommended a $300 tuition for all students except hardship cases.
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Millions Of Americans Set To Celebrate Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving observances and holiday travel are expected nationwide with fair to mild weather. President Eisenhower and Kennedy plan celebrations in Washington and Gettysburg, while military personnel receive large meals. Macy's parade in New York draws thousands.
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New Orleans Teachers Face Payless Pay Day
Louisiana lawmakers return to session as Gov. Davis tasks them with funding for the Orleans Parish School Board payroll. Public schools in New Orleans faced a payless payday for 4,500 employees amid desegregation tensions and a pending federal desegregation delay request.
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Rockefeller to vacation in Puerto Rico during Thanksgiving
Gov. Rocke Rockefeller will travel to Puerto Rico for Thanksgiving weekend after the election. He will be joined by his brother Laurence Rockefeller and Dr. Kenneth Riland. Laurence Rockefeller holds extensive commercial interests there. The governor plans to return to Tarrytown and be at his Albany desk early next week.
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Inside Pages and Features Summary
Front to back content list for the edition shows sections Editorial Sports Comics Fulton Funerals Market Bridge with page numbers 8 11 20 22 23 9. Includes community notes, market data, and obituaries.
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New York to Issue Wallet-Size Licenses in Staggered Renewals
New York will issue wallet size driver licenses replacing the 4 inch square cards. Renewals will be staggered over the year starting in 1961 under a new Motor Vehicle Department. Cards valid three years with renewal timing set by license type.
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Herman the Cat Nine Time Loser in Court
In Alameda California Herman the cat missing court duty for a ninth time due to injuries from a beating. Owner Mrs Bowler says Herman found in a neighbor’s garage with multiple injuries after someone used a baseball bat. The case involves a $3500 damage claim and an injunction from Siamese cat owners Mr and Mrs J Howard Cook to stop Herman from bothering their cats.
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Congolese Army Buries Four Killed in UN Clash
Thousands march in Leopoldville as Congolese soldiers bury four men killed in Monday night clash with UN troops. Crowds chant death to the United Nations while UN officials retreat and security tightens around Leopold camp.
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Nathaniel Welbeck
Welbeck
Patrice Lumumba
Glow In Sky Traced To Tin Foil Radar Test
Experts say the bright sky glow across the Midwest and beyond was tin foil dropped from jet aircraft to test radar jamming. Detroit authorities reported the foil fall from about 2300 feet between 6:15 and 6:30 am as observers in several states noted the phenomenon.
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Robot Weatherman Satellite Soars Into Orbit From Cape Canaveral
U S launches a weather satellite on a Thor Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral. Tiras H enters orbit near 400 miles with two TV cameras to provide weather data and cloud pictures for forecasts. NASA notes near circular orbit and long life potential, with initial images discussed at a Washington news conference.
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New York Legislature Faces Vote On Youth Court Act And School Bond Authority
Albany 1961 session to consider repealing the Youth Court Act which would place courts for offenders 16 to 20 and keep records secret. Lawmakers also debate creating a state authority to buy school bonds and lend at lower interest rates to aid districts.
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Arthur Levitt
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R-Clean
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North Korea proposes talks on trade with Seoul for unification
Communist North Korea proposed a meeting of North and South Korean representatives to discuss trade and economic cooperation as a step toward eventual unification. In Formosa, Lei Chen received a 10 year sentence for inciting rebellion and aiding a spy, while an American couple visited Sir Winston Churchill to wish him well as he recovers from a back injury.
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