New Rules to Protect Public From Police Misconduct
Long Beach police will reassign two top vice squad officers amid an inquiry into alleged roust tactics. Captain Fred Stevenson and Sergeant Donald Phelps will be transferred. city manager Mansell says no blame implied. A two-week council ordered report defends the department, noting no brutality found, but cites unfavorable publicity. Procedural changes end use of the police van for neighborhood stops.
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Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Fred Stevenson
Sgt
Donald Phelps
William Mooney
Mansell
Soviet Rejects On-Site Inspection in Nuclear Ban Talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union refused Western on-site inspection terms for a nuclear test ban treaty. Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin dismissed Western insistence on inspections, saying there is no prospect of agreement.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Semyont K. Tsarapkin
U. S
Charles C. Stelle
Joseph Godber
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Americans Urged to Leave Assam Valley
The United States advises Americans not in essential work to evacuate the Assam Valley in India as Chinese forces advance. About 220 U.S. citizens are in the area, including 80 employed and 140 dependants. The warning matches an Indian government order for European women and children to withdraw from threatened zones north of the Brahmaputra.
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Valley of Assam
Washington
United States
India
Assam Valley
U.S
State Department
Calcutta
William O. Baxter
Joseph Reap
Assam
China
Pakistan
Burma
Brahmaputra
Reap
Asia
China to Announce Sino Indian Border Cease Fire
London dispatch reports Communist China will declare a cease-fire along the entire Sino Indian border at midnight Wednesday and withdraw 20 kilometers behind the pre hostilities line. In New Delhi Nehru named a new army chief of staff and vowed no talks until victory. Gen Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri will lead Indian forces succeeding Gen P N Thapar who is on long leave for health reasons.
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Bulletin London
UPI
China
New China News Agency
Peking
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Assam
Lony
Jayanto Nath Chaudhri
Goa
P. N. Thapar
Thapar
Oaee
White House weighs response as Cuba talks loom
Fidel Castro signaled readiness to remove Soviet jet bombers from Cuba, a sign State Department officials called hopeful but not decisive. Kennedy eyes possible easing of naval blockade as U.S.-Soviet talks in New York loom, with McClay and Soviet Deputy Foreign official figures guiding the crisis briefings.
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Washington (P
Fidel Castro
Cuba
State Department
Lincoln White
Dean Rusk
New York
VU. 5
United States
Kennedy
Long Beach
U.S
John J. McClay
Economy Bright Tax Cut Favored
Washington reports show October gains in home building and factory orders enhancing the economy. A 21 member advisory committee urged a $10 billion tax cut early next year to boost consumption and investment and expand productive capacity. Personal income rose to a record annual rate of $445.6 billion. Durable goods orders hit a high, and durable goods sales matched peaks from spring. Some favored spreading the cut over years. others urged smaller cuts.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Jetaber
United States
Secretaries of Labor and Commerce
White House
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Edward Gudeman
Luther H. Hodges
Gudeman
Commerce
Hodges
Wirtz
Khrushchev cites graft within Soviet government
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, unveiling the full five hour speech to the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee, warned that bribery and swindling have penetrated the heart of the government with Communist members among those involved. The disclosure coincided with the release of the complete text of his remarks.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Tee
Embezzlement Claims Hit Romney in 1962 Probe
A Soviet official cites more than 61 million dollars in cash and material embezzled from the state in early 1962. He advocates wiping out bribery and creating a public climate that would block swindlers and bribe-takers. This continuation references Nikolai Pod on Page A.
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Romney
Ukraine
GOP
Kazakhstan
Lithuania
Uzbek
Nikolai Pod
Beach Coming Page B-1 and More News Notes
A compilation of page references across the newspaper including Beach Coming on B-1, Hal Bagle on C-7, Bridge on B-4, Classifieds on C-1 to C-6, Comics on C-5, Crossword A-6, Editorial C-6, Financial B-3, Shipping Fable C-1, Sports C-1 to C-4, Theaters A-6, TV Radio C-8, Tides Temperatures A-7, Wells C-7, Wilson C-7, and Women B-4 to B-5.
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Hal Bagle
Wells
Wilson
Russians Blow Bubbles On Tour In Iowa
UPI reports Soviet basketball players on a U.S. tour in Mount Pleasant Iowa tried bubble gum while visiting a supermarket. Visdimir Ugrehelidze led the men’s team in bubble size though no official winner was announced. The 25 strong squad visited Town Wesleyan College for a doubleheader, enjoying candy bars and gum en route to the game.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
UPI
Soviet Union
Visdimir Ugrehelidze
Agricultural College
Ugrehelidze
Strong
Town Wesleyan College
U.S. Servicemen Will Enjoy Thanksgiving Feast
American servicemen around the world will feast Thursday on Thanksgiving turkey with all the trimmings from shrimp cocktail to after dinner mints. Similar menus are planned for Christmas.
Baby William Webb Jr. set for home after six operations
Five month old William J I Webb Jr of Gardena suffered a thalidomide affected right arm. Doctors completed six operations to graft bone and correct deformity at Harbor General Hospital. The child was in a foot up posture and is expected home by week’s end. Cast to come off within a week. Mother Hanne Jore, 23, had taken thalidomide for two months during pregnancy. A final six month check will determine success or failure of the procedures.
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Billy
Billy Webb Jr
William J. Webb
W. 166Th St
Gardena
Harper General Hospital
William J.ibaby
Im- Webb Jr
Tom Harbor General
St. Gardena
Jamie
Hanne Jore
Cuba Claims Ship Bombed by U S Plane
Havana Radio charged a Yankee plane flew over the Cuban merchant Rio Damuji southwest of Bermuda and dropped bombs, 50 feet above the vessel. The ship reported 72 hours of pirate checks by U S planes and vessels. Pentagon denied any U S involvement. The Rio Damuji, carrying 455,000 sacks of potatoes, was undamaged and its 33 crew unharmed. It was bound for Havana and expected to arrive later in the week.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Bermuda
Radi
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
Cuba
Red Flag column on Soviet Chinese split
A Red Flag editorial explains the rift between Soviet and Chinese communists. It urges readers to distinguish Marxism Leninism from revisionism and to oppose dogmatism, sectarianism, and nationalism under the banner of proletarian internationalism. It warns that failing this shows being out of touch with the masses.
Weather forecast: sunny and clear with warmth rising
Sunny and clear weather dominates the day with a high near 69 by noon. Light winds, dry conditions, and seasonal warmth expected through afternoon as skies stay mostly clear.
Army officers uncover planned attack on border city gates
Army officers cited a plot to destroy the gateway and bridges, the Mexican palace housing mayor and governor offices, the garrison, telephone company, and municipal building. Esteban Ramirez named as plot leader, reportedly based in Reynosa across from McAllen. Dudley Underwood confirmed arrests. Mexican authorities deny Communist Party ties.
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Esteban Ramirez
Reynosa
Mexico
McAllen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Dudley Underwood
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Brownsville
Communist Party
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Red Flag
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