Farm City Split for Soviet Party Aims to Equalize Roles
After graduation a Soviet agricultural expert turned journalist, Polyakov, heads the agricultural wing of a party reorganization. The plan shifts farmers toward farming focus while city workers handle industry and building, aiming to boost production to European and American levels, with critics calling it a half measure tied to broader investment limits.
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Baby Falls in Sitter's Pool Saved
A 20 month old boy, Scott Star, nearly drowned Friday in a babysitter's pool at 15443 E Leffingwell Rd La Mirada. He was in critical condition at Whittier Presbyterian Hospital after being revived by a fire department rescue team. Deputies said the Starrs, visiting relatives in San Francisco, rushed to Los Angeles and were helicoptered to the hospital. The boy reportedly disappeared while playing with other children and was found floating face down shortly after.
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Derailment injures two on Erie & Lackawanna train near Ravenna
A freight derailed eight of twelve passenger cars at 4 02 am in Ravenna Ohio. No car overturned and no serious injuries reported. A brakeman was hospitalized and one passenger suffered a minor injury from a falling suitcase.
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Confession by Killer Frees Man Continues on A-1
The page A-1 continuation reports a killer confessing to a crime which leads to the man being freed. Details specify legal actions and court handling as the case develops and authorities review new statements.
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Red China offer to help Pakistan sparks debate
The Dawn report highlighted a proposed rapprochement with China offering Pakistan aid against aggression. The piece notes U S and allied forces tensions, a shifting stance in Pakistan’s debate, and statements by Abdul Hai Chaudhri and Fa rid Ahmed supporting neutrality. The affair involves Johnson case rumors, Dickie’s confessions, and family strains as authorities verify details.
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Santa Ana man denied dismissal in attempted murder case
Leslie D. Nobles, 49, of Santa Ana, had a motion to dismiss his attempted murder complaint denied by Superior Court Judge Kenneth E. Morrison. Nobles was arraigned and ordered to stand trial December 2 for allegedly firing a shotgun at his estranged wife, Margaret Ann, 43, at an Anaheim coat factory on October 26, injuring her and wounding himself. The article also notes geopolitical dispatches from India and China about border tensions and Nehru’s remarks.
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May Cancel U S Jobs at Lockheed
The United Press report notes Lockheed and the Machinists union near a strike in Burbank as they bargain over a contract. The union vows to strike at 12:01 am next Wednesday unless agreement is reached. Lockheed proposes extending talks to midnight Tuesday and votes on a complete offer if no deal is found.
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Marines Gunman Kills Wife Then Self in Orange County
The shooting left Sgt. Jewett and his wife dead as neighbors reported a violent quarrel over marital issues. Their four mixed-age children were taken to Orange County Juvenile Hall while authorities noted Jewett faced retirement eligibility next March and had sought to move to Cuba.
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Mikoyan Tours Co op Farms in Oriente Province
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan arrived in Oriente Province on Friday to tour cooperative farms and other projects, as official reports stated. He faces a schedule of visits to state ventures and related agricultural operations during the Cuban trip.
Political writer Egan dies after heart attack in New York
New York political writer Egan, aged 56, dies of a heart attack while on assignment. Egan had served in legislative affairs since 1844 and worked for the New York Times for 25 years, shaping coverage of politics in the state. His colleagues note he embodied the highest tradition of political journalism.
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Wheat for India OK'd by U S War Authorization
Washington UPI reports the United States issued war authorization allowing India to purchase 55 million dollars worth of wheat from American suppliers under the food-for-peace program, amid wartime food relief efforts.
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Chute Fails to Open as Pilot Survives Fall
United States aid to Chinese refugees to rise from 2 million to 4 million this year. A British naval pilot ejected from a jet fighter in 1963 at 500 feet, landed without serious injury after his parachute did not open, per Fleet Air Arm spokesman.
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