Khrushchev Threatens to "Bury You" in Western Tirade
In a Polish Embassy reception Khrushchev denounced the West and warned “we will bury you” as Western diplomats left in discomfort. He pressed for Soviet-led solutions, blasted imperialists, and cited Egypt Hungary and broader Cold War tensions while urging peaceful coexistence.
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Nikita
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Atlantic Alliance
Israel
Khrush
Chev
Egypt
Hungary
Khrushchev
U. S
Charles Bohlen
Kremlin
Poland
Nasser
West
Germany
France
Britain
Romania
Thieves Nab 15 Turkeys From Providence Market
In Providence Rhode Island over the weekend a break in at Fisr man’s Market resulted in the theft of 15 turkeys and a meat cutter’s knife as Thanksgiving nears.
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Providence
R. I
Fisrman
Murder Charge Filed Against Ruidoso Man
Earnest Burgess 53 of Ruidoso faces a first degree murder charge in Carrizozo over the stabbing death of Leo Martin 28 of Las Cruces. A coroner jury cited a knife wound to the chest as cause. Burgess held without bond. lie detector test planned in Albuquerque.
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Carrizozop
Earnest Burgess
Ruidoso
Leo Martin
Las Cruces
Burgess
Albuquerque
Lincoln County
William G. Bradley
Justice of the Peace
Clarence E. Shaw
Carrizozo
Martin
Atty
C. C. Chase Jr
Chase
General Strike Cracks Open in Budapest Amid Slowdown
In Budapest the Soviet backed government crushed the general strike but workers respond with a defiant slowdown. Only 30 to 50 percent of industrial workers reported for duty as power shortages hamper production. At the Csepel complex workers showed up but did no real work, citing wages and solidarity. two men repaired bicycles in the plants.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Vienna
Hungary
Radio Budapest
Csepel
Danube
Court Clerk Seeks 75 Cent Shortage
Walter S. Wilson, clerk of the Maricopa County superior court in Phoenix, asks where 75 cents went over six years after an audit shows $8,552,893.29 handled, mostly in support payments, while state examiner Dan Garvey accounts for $8,552,892.54. He says he cannot complain too much but wants the money traced.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Walter S. Wilson
Maricopa County
Dan Garvey
Wilson
Las Cruces Girl Held on First Degree Murder Charge in Miami
Police seek first degree homicide warrants for a Las Cruces girl and a Boston man after jasper de Luzio, 61, was beaten to death in his Miami apartment. Victoria Thompson and Patrick Joyce, both 18, were arrested at a hospital where Joyce was treated for knuckle injuries. The teenagers, who met de Luzio for a ham and supper, fled after a scuffle as officers arrived. Thompson says she is a mother of two and left her second husband in Las Cruces seeking work. Joyce, from Brookline, Massachusetts, had recently been released from jail for auto theft.
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Miami
Fla
Las Cruces
N. M
Jasper de Lutio
Victoria G. Thompson
Patrick W. Joyce
Joyce
Thompson
de Luzio
Brookline
Mass
John Joyce
Patrick
Cuba seeks U N action to halt Hungarian deportations
United Nations in New York Cuba press for urgent action to stop reported Soviet deportations of Hungarians. Hungary disputes the claims calling them invented by counter revolutionaries and notes arrests but no deportations. The Cuban draft shifts blame to the Soviet army occupation and urges cessation under genocide convention provisions.
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United Nations, N. Y
Cuba
U. N
Endre Sik
General Assembly
Emilio Nunez- Portuondo
Russia
United States
Hungary
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Sen
Knowland
Calif
U.S. Senate
Lodge
Ireland
Italy
Pakistan
Peru
U.N
Soviet Polish Friendship Pact Endorses Equality and Troop Terms
Soviet and Polish leaders finished four days of talks with a communique declaring an indestructible union and fraternal friendship on an equality basis. Moscow kept troops in Poland with Polish veto power over movements, plus grain credits and long term loans to aid Poland.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Warsaw
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Gomulka
Cyrankiewicz
Bulganin
Peared Gomulka
Us.s.r
Presidium
The
Supreme Soviet
Swirling Snow Bears Down On New Mexico
A wintry storm bears down on northern New Mexico with forecasts of heavy snow through tonight and tomorrow. Snow falls in Colorado with Denver at four inches by midmorning and Akron at 11 inches in the northeastern plains.
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New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Denver
Akron
Kansas
Gallup
Otto
Alamiogordo
Weekend violence in Texas claims nineteen lives
A spate of deadly incidents over the weekend across Texas killed nineteen people. A Houston train crash killed three in a home, a freight switcher pushed a boxcar into another home, and multiple traffic wrecks near Grapevine Dallas Paris and O Donnell claimed the rest. In Dallas a man and a woman were shot.
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Associated Press
Texas
Houston
Hilliard Harris
Johnny
Jacqueline
Grapevine
Dallas
Edna Stringer
James Lancaster
Alvarado
Andrew Johnson
Ed Robinson
Jewett
Buffalo
O’donnell
J. E. Weir
O'Donnell
Asque Flanagan
Lubbock
William Pipkin
Talco
Paris
Hungary Flag Raised on Statue of Liberty Torch
A Hungarian youth climbed the Statue of Liberty torch in New York and unfurled Hungary’s red white and green flag. He also tied the American flag to the torch before Park Service workers removed both banners shortly after.
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New York
Hungary
Park Service
Aged Pedestrian Killed by Auto Near Hobbs
Robert Lee Manning, 85, was struck and killed by a car on State Road 18 about six miles north of Hobbs. The driver, William Andrew Wisdom Jr., 16, of Lovington, remains at the scene. Manning was a farmer.
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Hobbs
Robert Lee Manning
William Andrew Wisdom Jr
Lovingston
Manning
Famed Gas Well Fighter on Scene At Cuba Blaze
In Cuba near Lindrith bulldozers await to lift a partially-melted drilling rig from a flaming gas well. Rescuer Richard S. Beene, 43, of Andrews Texas was pulled from under the platform minutes earlier as oil and gas well firefighter Myron Kinley prepared to start extinguishing flames fed by 15 to 20 million cubic feet of gas daily.
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Magnolia Co
Cuba
N. M
Lindrith
Richard S. Beene
Andrews
Tex
Myron Kinley
Neighbors Comment On Lousy Trick Letter
In Wickenburg Arizona Bernard Hill, an automobile dealer, sought action on an overdue bill by writing a letter asking what neighbors would think if they took the car to the customer’s town. The reply stated neighbors all think it would be a lousy trick.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Bernard Hill
Glorieta Area Combed for Two Springer Escapees
SAMTA FE State Police hunted two 16 year old boys who escaped Springer boys school yesterday afternoon. They left a trail of two stolen vehicles and fled in a state owned pickup that was later found in Las Vegas. They fled on foot after abandoning a moving car near Glorieta wearing blue jeans and olive drab jackets.
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Samta FE
Glorieta
Springer
Deming
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Dag Hammarskjold seeks UN aid to reopen Suez Canal
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in New York to report on Egypt talks and outline UN help to reopen the blocked Suez Canal. Egypt has asked for assistance to clear the waterway, with UN police around 500 strong ready at the canal zone. Britain and France insist the UN secure and supervise reopening as they withdraw from the northern third of the waterway.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Guarda
U. N
Suez Canal
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Nasser
Assembly
Ali Sabry
U.N
Canal Zone
General Assembly
Israel
Sabry
Chaves County Schools Set Thanksgiving Break Schedule
Carrol White announced that Chaves County schools will close at the end of classes Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving holidays and will re open Monday morning.
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Chaves County
Carrol White
Washington elementary class of 1899 holds first reunion
In Salt Lake City AP 26 members of the 1899 Washington Elementary School class gathered for their first reunion. Professor Benjamin F. Cummings of Brigham Young University spent two months locating all members and many attendees mused on aging and where everyone has been.
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Salt Lake City
Washington
Benjamin F. Cummings
Sni
Brigham Young University
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Coman
Bucharest
Eva C. Potter
A. R. Sunseri
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