Expelled Bishop Denies Riding Reds
Archbishop Francois Poirier, a long‑time ally of Haitian leader Francois Duvalier, was secretly expelled from Port au Prince to Miami after being accused of aiding student strikers tied to Communist activity. The expulsion, amid martial law and school closures, prompted Vatican concern over imminent excommunication and sparked protests as police cleared cathedral crowds.
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Johnson Urges Vigorous U S Policy to Reassure Allies
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson, speaking in Paris after talks with European leaders, said allies show warmth but worry about U S intentions. He urged vigorous American leadership in the 1960s to restore confidence, noting a constructive Spaak visit and reporting the Kennedy birth.
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Hunters Find Skeleton on Mount Beacon in Dutchess County
A party of hunters discovered a human skeleton atop Mount Beacon in Dutchess County on Thursday. The remains were wedged between rocks and still held a .43 caliber pistol with the man's forefinger on the trigger.
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Million Christmas Trees Ready for U S
About 40 million Christmas trees will brighten the American holiday season this year, forestry experts predicted today.
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Washington
Traffic Deaths Rise Nationwide on Thanksgiving Day
The Associated Press reports traffic deaths, the nation's leading accident killer, rose to 129 in the first period of the extended Thanksgiving weekend. Fires and miscellaneous incidents added 51 fatalities, bringing the total to 180. Four traffic crashes killed 12 people. two fires claimed eight lives, including a Homewood Pittsburgh home blaze and a Canastota fire that killed four children. Weather was generally fair, easing travel.
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Waters turkey discovers three legs on Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. John J. Waters found a 23 pound turkey with three legs and one swinging leg while stuffing it for Thanksgiving. The unusual bird prompted both surprise and curiosity from family guests as they prepared to cook.
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Communist Leaders Near End of Summit Session
Soviet summit talks on strategy between the Soviet camp and Red China may be nearing conclusion after days of bargaining and long speeches. Pravda kept to peaceful coexistence, while China pressed for a harder stance asserting war could decide the fate of communism.
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Flood Waters Rise As Heavy Rains Hit Oregon
Heavy rains inundated western Oregon from ankle to waist deep, submerging towns and sweeping U.S. 101 and U.S. 22 with slides and floods. About 50 families evacuated. no casualties reported as Turner and Walsetz faced severe flooding and many roads were blocked.
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Pope John XXIII Celebrates 79th Birthday Quietly
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII turned 79 with flags raised in his honor but no public celebration. The pontiff continued routine duties including a general audience before several thousand attendees.
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It's A Boy For The Kennedys Mother And Son Doing Fine
The piece reports on rising costs and price increases across the economy in October, noting higher living expenses and wage adjustments tied to the government index. It mentions impacts on auto and farm equipment workers, steel industry arbitration, and broader consumer expenditures.
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Thanksgiving toll rises in New York holiday period
Albany reports a grim start to the Thanksgiving weekend with four children killed in a Canastota apartment fire and a Long Island blaze. By 6 pm Wednesday the state toll stood at nine dead and sixteen injured in 12 hours, with additional fatalities in Middletown and Port Washington.
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Destroy Film With Pictures Of Mrs. Kennedy
Secret Service agents seized a camera and destroyed a film roll showing Mrs John F Kennedy being wheeled from the Georgetown hospital recovery room. AP photographer Thomas F Freeman had arrived early and shot five frames before authorities acted. The camera was returned after film removal and Freeman was reassigned to cover President-elect Kennedy's arrival.
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Joan Caulfield Weds Beverly Wilds in Acapulco Ceremony
Joan Caulfield, actress, and dentist Beverly Wilds wed in Acapulco Mexico on Thanksgiving Day. The ceremony was conducted by Municipal Court Judge Joseph Marchetti at the home of film director Hugo Grimaldi, a neighbor of the bride. The late John Barrymore previously lived at the house.
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Marine recruit graduates from Paris Island defense school
RSF Paris Island NY Marine Plc Richard J. Sawyer, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon J Sawyer Sr Route 35 Oswego NY, graduated November 9 from the Atomic Biological and Chemical Warfare Defense School at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Paris Island. The three week course included radiation detection decontamination and gas warfare defense training.
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SC Marine PLC
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Gordon J Sawsyer Sr
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Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Tiros II Rated Excellent In Checking Heat Balance
Washington reports NASA tests on the weather satellite Tiros II grade the craft highly for Earth heat balance but call the large camera weak for cloud cover. Small camera images 73 mile squares, aiding precise cloud locations, while large camera covers 800 mile squares. Infrared on Tiros I succeeds in heat balance measurements.
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Eisenhower Congratulates Kennedy on Newborn Son
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower sent a personal congratulations to President-elect John F. Kennedy on the birth of his son. The White House stated the message was private and not released to the public.
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