Warmth Covers Most of Texas in Cold Front Reach
The first day of December brought warmth to much of Texas with warnings of lower temperatures expected inland. In Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, troops fired on demonstrators demanding President Balaguer’s ouster, injuring three women and a boy as violence intensified during a four day strike. The National Civic Union urged continued action, rejecting a military plan to install Balaguer in a ruling junta, while protests and clashes persisted across the city and port.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Doaquin Balaguer
Neastquarters
National Civic Union
Viriato A. Fiallo
Baleniy
Independence Park
Balaguer
Santiago
National Palace
Antery
The
Civic Union
West's True Story Revealed by Considine in Weekly Feature
Bob Considine teases an eyewitness report on America’s military might in American Weekly. The feature promises a revealing study of Western defense power and broader Allied strategic postures, with interviews and survey details across multiple nations and campaigns.
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Bob Considine
Armerita
Considine
American Weekly
America
Solar
Cape-Addiet Sur
Mothers Protest Nuclear Tests in Times Square Riot
In Times Square during rush hour, groups of mothers demonstrated against further nuclear testing. Some carried infants or pushed strollers as they protested, signaling concern over nuclear weapons development and the potential risks to children.
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Sey York
Times Square
Inj
Nao Geal Roup
Two bankers held in $1 million embezzlement case
Hammond Indiana police say Joseph Chilla 33 and his brother were arrested on a U S warrant for embezzling over 1 million dollars from a savings and loan society. The BBC Fridge reported the men as board chairman and associate though details are incomplete.
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U. S
Wilbur Glendon Joseph Chilla
Sayings & Loan
López Mateos Begins Fourth Year In Office
Mexico City AP reports President Ju lfo López Mateos commenced his fourth year in office on Friday amid ongoing governance and policy expectations.
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Lopez Mateos
Mexico City
Julfo Lope
Mateos
Reservists protest Polk facilities and draft levels
Nearly 100 reservists at PT Polk La wrote a protest letter to their congressman and President Kennedy questioning Army service, citing no emergency and poor training site facilities. Maj James F Vance said they demanded better gear and living conditions, stronger training, and water access as 20 000 to 25 000 soldiers were stationed there. The letter, dated Nov 21, was also sent to the defense secretary and Texas newspapers.
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PT. Polk
Kennedy
Becaus
James F. Vance
49Th Armored Diviaot
Vance
Fiere
Har
Sth
Fteder
Calle
Bop
Polk
Ind
George
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Texas
Today’s Index of the Newspaper Sections
The list catalogs sections and page numbers for Armusements and Comics, with references to Classifieds, Financials, Bridge, and Society pages. It shows page locations like Page W and Page 35, and notes various feature areas and dates, indicating a structured index of daily sections.
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Armusements
Holsodal
Pleasant S A Wall Forecast Supposes Calm Weekend
Pleasant weather outlook for Corpus Christi trip to JeffRay game. Forecaster says warm, with a high around 75 degrees and a low near 60. Partly cloudy skies, southerly winds up to 13 mph, no rain expected though a warm moist layer could trigger brief spots.
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Vate
Corpus Christi
JeffRay
Imurder
Radioactivity Emission Report From Nuclear Test
Washington reports a slight release of radioactivity into the atmosphere following a September 16 undergraduate weapon test in Nevada. The Public Health Service says a brief steam release occurred near the device location, with radioactivity measured as far below dangerous levels, less than a small fraction of a high power explosion.
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Washington
UPD
Public Health Service
Nevada
French Will Move Algerian Prisoner Ben Bella
Paris reports say imprisoned Algerian leader Ben Bella will be transferred next week from a suburban hospital about 25 miles southeast of Paris. Captured by French forces in 1956 he began a hunger strike in protest of French treatment of Algerian prisoners.
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Paris
CPN
Aohammed Beu Bella
Remier
Vant
Ab Cateatt
Here
Ben Bella
Aloe
Police Rescue Trapped Crew After Sewer Fire
In Cuminaut Ohio police freed ten construction workers trapped underground by a sewer fire on Friday. All crew members escaped serious injury. two required hospitalization for observation. Authorities say no fatalities occurred.
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Cuminault, Ohio
Podee
Christmas at City Amid Trade Wars and Yuletide Fears
A fragmented tale notes Christmas scenes amid trade tensions and festive critique. References to Santa Claus and Christm as a symbol clash with commerce, cautioning readers about looming economic strain and cultural anxieties during Yuletide.
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Nilsean Arwapifer
Romana
Sant Christmas
Ees
TC Ad
Berlin convoy halted by Soviet border guards delay
Soviet border guards halted a convoy on the Berlin to West Germany route, delaying six U S and 110-mile autobahn vehicles for over an hour at Babelsberg. Officials discussed the delay with Soviet checkpoints amid warnings of danger and threats against NATO access to the divided city.
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Berlin
Babelsburg
West Geremany
T Hem
West Germany
Ravel
Co. C
Sud Battaly
6Th Infantry
Semy
Barbers Urged to Take Red Cross First Aid Course
Chicago health officials endorse barber shops offering Red Cross first aid training. Health commissioner Dr. Rameel Andelman said trained barbers could assist in disasters, noting the close contact of modern shaving makes quick aid beneficial in emergencies.
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Ciucago
Chicago
Red Cross
Rameel &. Andelman
New Lease on Farm for JEK
Washington reports Mrs Kennery and the Kennedy family have leased the 400 acre Midile wing estate for one year with an option to extend for another year. The farm previously housed the Tammy fret Mrs Rayraemt Tavliere last November.
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Washington
UPL
Kennery
Kennedys
Rayraemt Tavliere
Blue Laws Lose a Point in Suburb Case
The Supreme Court ruling sides with a Chicago suburb over a furniture store and its customers, clarifying limits on blue laws that restrict activities on Sundays. The decision affects local commerce and religious exemptions, citing state authority and constitutional questions.
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Springer MM
Inms Supreme Court
Chicago
Anya
Mexican Chief and JIK May Confer on Gap With Kennedy
Mexico City Chief Acalfo Tipez Mateos says he expects a meeting with President Kennedy soon. He noted an invitation to Kennedy was sent but no date has been set.
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Jik
Mexico City
Acalfo Tipez Mateos
Presiden Kennedy
Kennedy
Strike Tolled Total Declines Across Labor Reports
Washington reports 277,900 workers idled in October, down from 390,000 in September due to labor management disputes. The Labor Department notes a downturn in strikes and idled workers as shoppers and daily life adapt.
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Washington
Geb
Man on Spree Kills Two in Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls police report a drunken spree ending in multiple killings. Julian Price Webster, 38, surrendered after shooting and fatally wounding Tayne Horlos, 33, and later killed Mrs. Aclow Sest, 33, then wounded a man who insulted him. Webster admitted targeting several people during the incident, including Best, Robertson, and Miss Hedges, before police captured him. The case involves alleged rape and a violent confrontation inside a residence.
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Wichita Falls
Julian Price Webster
Webster
Tayne Horlos
Webster Adiltto
Aclow Sest
Olson
William E. Best
Best
Han
Anay
Miss Nedges
Rememer
Robertson
Miss Hedges
Helen
Tahertson
Shop Downtown Saturday Special Parking Rates
Downtown shopping event prompts parkers to use meters after 12. Special low rates apply in orange curb areas and mug parking lots to encourage shoppers downtown.
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Tracey Beth Ashbaugh
U.S
Hodges
Commerce Department
Tracey Beth
Forsestville
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Bills
Gallipoli
Italy
West
Ara Ahyoad
Texas Guardsmen
Paige
Today's Index
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Bers
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Hess
Neil
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Clay
Convons Aerey
Wear
NATO
Aurian Webster
Hitler
Jek
TLIAR
Cupomer Ps
FESS
Tmierchandise
Reis
Elle
Tuea Favaces
South
Man On Spree
Tige
Pitti
Gimpoint
Volice
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