FBI Seeks Kidnapper of California Sportsman
In San Diego a wealthy sportsman, Anthony Alessio, was released unharmed after a $200000 ransom was paid. FBI agents arrested Robert Gorman, Ruby Marrone, and Selma Marrone in Los Angeles on kidnaping charges, with a fourth suspect still sought.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Loses Election Shifts Power to National Party
In Wellington, Walter Nash of the Socialist Labor government loses to Keith Holyoake's National Party in an 80 seat parliament. The National wins 45 seats to Labor's 35, with Nash conceding. Absentee ballots may alter one or two seats. Communists and Social Credit League win no seats.
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New Zealand
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Holyoake
Mamies Nieces Debut At White House Tea
Mamie and Ellen Moore, nieces of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, toasted into society at a White House tea sponsored by their aunt. The 18 and 19 year olds spoke of the moment while guests recalled a nostalgic, old fashioned debut in the Green Room with flowers, music, and tea.
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Ellen Moore
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Eisenhower
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Vatican protests Haiti over expulsion of Archbishop Peirier
The Vatican officially protests Haiti for expelling Archbishop Francois Peirier, warning of possible excommunication and loss of sacraments rights. In Paris, the archbishop says the Haiti situation is too delicate to discuss as tensions persist, marked by the Haitian ambassador missing a cardinal memorial service.
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Haiti
Francois Peirier
Caribbean
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Paris
Antonio T. Rebreau
John XXIII
Rift in African bloc at UN stirs disputes over Congo and Mauritania
African leaders at the United Nations grapple with a deep rift within their 25 nation bloc. The row centers on Congo seat disputes and a Moroccan protest over Mauritania’s independence, signaling possible wide divisions as new states seek influence amid Soviet and Western overtures.
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Maritania
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Patrice Lumumba
Kasavubu
U.N
Charles Okala
Cameroon
Ghana
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Okala
Mauritania
France
Africa
Morocco
NATO Seeks Nuclear Fire Brigade And Political Control
Parliamentarians from 15 NATO nations urged forming a mobile nuclear strike force to counter Communist threats. They support NATO political control over atomic weapons and delivery systems, while keeping practical control with the United States for now. The resolutions call for use only after specific higher-level decisions and stress greater NATO coordination in weapons development and economic cohesion. Spaak said a jointly controlled atomic force would boost defense and internal cohesion of the alliance.
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British Sympathetic to U S Quest to End Dollar Drain
London reports say the U S economic mission led by Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson returned from Europe after talks in Bonn Paris and London with Britain promising support for urging NATO members to share defense costs and ease the drain on U S gold reserves. The mission drew British moral support while West Germany faced criticism for not funding U S forces. Newspapers noted Americans did not seek British cost help for U S troops in Britain but urged close ally support.
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Burns Fatal To 4 Year Old Girl
Four year old Peggy Roller died after a 19 hour operation at Brooke General Hospital failed to save her from critical burns. Her father Maj Harry Roller of El Paso watched as doctors said she died nine days after an unexplained fire set her home ablaze. Three sergeants donated skin for grafts in a Thanksgiving morning procedure. they will be hospitalized for two weeks then take a month of convalescent leave.
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Man Killed When Car Crashes Into Pole Near Livingston Manor
Alfred Steele aged 20 of Livingston Manor was killed Friday night when his car left Route 52 and struck a utility pole. Police reported the fatal collision occurred as the vehicle veered off the road, with investigators awaiting further details.
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Alfred Steele
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Debbie Reynolds Weds Shoe Tycoon Harry Karl
Beverly Hills Calif UP Debbie Reynolds 28 marries multimillionaire shoe tycoon Harry Karl 46 for a real family Christmas. They wed at a friend’s home after a day of filming and plan a January honeymoon in Miami and the Bahamas. The couple will move into Reynolds’ former home with Fisher's ex, as tabloids note Karl’s philanthropy and ties to Hollywood.
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Eddie Fisher
Harry Karl
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Bahamas
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Palm Springs
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Los Angeles
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Katanga Feud With Congo May Be Over
Leopoldville, the Congo. A dramatic Katanga peace move reports three central government ministers met with Mowe Tshombe in Elisabethville. The communique claims perfect identity of view on internal affairs and a Katanga round table for future political structure may be held next month. Tshombe, who set Katanga as an independent state, cites uranium and copper wealth as Congo’s economic backbone seeking a federal system aligned with tribal structures.
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Belgian Congo
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Lumumba
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Tsnombe
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Kennedy baby born to John F Kennedy family
President elect John F Kennedy announced at Georgetown University Hospital that his wife Jacqueline and their newborn son John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr are doing well. He noted he is fine too, while medical reports say the baby weighs six pounds three ounces and remains in an incubator as doctors monitor his premature birth. Caroline Kennedy, age three, celebrated an early birthday and helped share the family joy.
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Nationwide Thanksgiving holiday death toll climbs higher
Nationwide tolls show 305 highway deaths as Thanksgiving travel peaks. Fires and miscellaneous accidents add to total with statewide figures from New York showing 20 holiday deaths and highway fatalities rising since Wednesday.
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New York State
Talland Prepares More Troops for Congo
Dublin reports Ireland will prepare a second battalion for United Nations duty in the Congo to relieve the unit in Africa. The Africa battalion planned to return home in January.
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