Khrushchev’s Geneva aim seen through Kennedy-Macmillan lens
Dispatches from Moscow suggest Khrushchev may attend Geneva without a Kennedy-Macmillan accord to use the conference as a sounding board for disarmament propaganda. If he agrees to a later summit, he signals interest in East-West détente and promoting peaceful coexistence.
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Paris Remembers Victims in Mass Funeral March
About 150000 Parisians joined a silent funeral procession from Place de la Republique to Pere Lachaise Cemetery in memory of eight demonstrators killed in February clashes. Leaders Mendes-France and Thorez led a unified left group as workers’ donations funded families.
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Maurice Thorez
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Russ Yield on Berlin Corridors
Western aircraft flew Berlin air corridors unchallenged by Russians. Military and commercial transports used the three 21 mile wide corridors freely while Russians paused their plan to curb Western traffic. Russia briefly attempted saturation flights but canceled Western flight restrictions above 7 600 feet. East German notes warned of continued aims to abolish Western access by land and air as youths 9 to 22 faced compulsory military registration in East Berlin.
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Otto Winter
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East Berlin
Man Aids Brother. Freight Kills Both in Del Rio
In Del Rio Texas two men Francisco and Antonio Hernandez were killed when one man tried to free his brother from a rack minech that had caught his pants and confronted an approaching freight train. Antonio's wife and two young sons witnessed the tragedy.
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Labor aims drive to back 20 union House members
AFL-CIO COPE plans a crash registration drive to elect 20 more union backed House members. Deputy director Al Barkan said votes are insufficient for current union led legislation and outlined a 1962 political push focusing on narrowly won precincts from 1960. He cited Kennedy’s Illinois win aided by 1960 registrations and urged union financial support for senators and campaigns.
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Voters Esteem Brown Shifts with Party Lines
The poll shows Brown’s overall approval slipping from 33 to 30 percent while Democrats grow more favorable toward him since last year. Republicans remain broadly critical, with only partial improvement. The October survey also notes Nixon, Shell, and Powers polling in California’s gubernatorial race.
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Richard Nixon
Joseph Shell
Harold Powers
Catherita Pall
Flete Rekgeren Company
Flood Devastates Pocatello Basin. Sugar City Ordered Evacuations
Flood waters surge through the region as the Teton River overflows near Rexburg and Sugar City forces 700 residents to evacuate. National guardsmen assist with livestock removal while sandbags hold back water along the river front and canals. Nearby towns report receding water in some areas as authorities monitor ongoing overflows and passable routes.
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Engine Forces Back Plane 63 Aboard
An engine failure on a Military Air Transport Plane forced a return to Travis AFB with 63 aboard during a 800 mile flight toward Honolulu. Officials said the C118, en route to the Orient with 69 servicemen and dependents, lost one engine over the Pacific.
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Pick Coburn Wife Slays as Counsel Mate
COMPTON A Gumpton housewife aged 68 shot and killed her husband after a violent argument fueled by drinking. Dorothy Mae Nelson denied a motive, saying she was tired of being scolded and challenged, then fired four times—three into the ceiling and one into Leo Nelson who died at Las Campanas Hospital. Her son Thomas Bandson, 12, witnessed the scene and urged police to come.
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GOP Urges Full Viet Nam Report and Policy Probe
The Republican National Committee urged President Kennedy to publish a full report on U S actions in South Vietnam and to clarify whether the United States is merely advising or moving toward broader conflict in Asia. The statement condemns secrecy and backs firm anti Communist policy while cautioning about recent aggressive moves in Laos and Berlin.
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Coburn Named Special Counsel For Senate Stockpile Panel
Senator Stuart Symington announced Washington lawyer Richmond C Coburn as special counsel for the Senate subcommittee investigating the national stockpile. Coburn, en route to St. Louis, is described as a lifelong Republican and former Missouri Republican official. He will be paid 16102.90 a year and will help recruit staff for the inquiry led by Symington on armed services and naval petroleum facilities.
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O'Brien Signed for NBC Drama 4333 Montgomery Street
Edmond O'Brien signed to star in NBC hour long dramatic series 4333 Montgomery Street. He will play a San Francisco lawyer in the show and mark a notable step in his career after his Oscar win.
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Edmond O'Brien
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Montgomery Street
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San Francisco
Credit spree ends as Sir Douglas Bedford tale unravels
A New York travel agency credit spree centers on Sir Douglas Bedford of Jender known for a world tour on credit. He and Bennett allegedly forged checks, bought leisured travel to Denmark Norway England Scotland and Hawaii, with a Marine escort. Arrests followed and a long overseas jaunt prompted investigations.
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