Ecuador Army Ousts Velasco Ibarra Revolts For Interim Chief
The Ecuadorian army deposed President Jose Velasco Ibarra and Vice President Carlos Arismena, naming Supreme Court Chief Justice Camilo Gallegos interim ruler. Velasco sought asylum in the Mexican Embassy as Congress was declared illegitimate and a constitutional assembly was called within 90 days to restore order. Civilian police backed the move, raising fears of civil war as factions split over succession.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Carlos J. Aragemena
Supreme Court
Camilo Gallegos
Velasco
Justice Gallegos
Red China backs Albania against Khrushchev and Moscow
Peiping Radio praised Enver Hoxha as leader of Albania and declared China will defend the Albanian party against Soviet attacks. The broadcast marked solidarity with Albania and noted broad international support, including a compliment from North Vietnam.
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Red China
Moscow
Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Peiping
Albania
Peiping Radio
Central Committee
Mao Tse-tung
Enver Hoxha
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Hanoi
North Viet Nam Communist Party
Los Angeles Fire Containment Amid New Santa Monica Blazes
In Los Angeles the largest fire in the city’s history was contained while new fires in the Santa Monica Mountains continued. Flames approached Sunset Boulevard near Santa Ynez Canyon with 160 firefighters injured but no deaths reported. Efforts included borate bombing and ground crews holding hot spots as winds shifted.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Santa Monica Mountains
Santa Ynez Canyon
Sunset Boulevard
Borate
Joseph Boy Scout Camp
Rustic Canyon
French Patrol Drives Reds From Berlin Border Zone
A 20 man French patrol with two armored cars and a machine gun forced 15 Communist policemen to retreat from Gesundbrunnen rail yards on the Berlin border. The French then occupied a disputed water tower in the yard, which had been claimed by both East and West Berlin. No clashes occurred.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Gesundbrunnen
Rapos
People's Police
Wolfgang Fahlke
YMCA Pow Wow Tonight at Scottsdale Tempe Branch
The McDowell Longhouse meets at 8 tonight at the Scotts dale Tempe Branch YMCA 723 S Smith Lane to discuss the Father Son Indian Guide Programs all tribe pow wow planned for December 3 at Ed Tweed s Brusally Ranch Branch director Bill Roberts says about 45 chiefs will attend tonight s meeting
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McDowell
Scottsdale-Tempe
S. Smith Lane
Ed Tweed
Brusally Ranch
Bill Roberts
School board weighs extra classrooms and bond funding
Turley questions padding the bond for three Kaibab classrooms while Frye defends a remedial reading room. Stieg and others argue planning wasn’t discussed, Mohave plans call for eight more rooms, Ensign cites need, Ashe notes growth near Jackrabbit and Granite Reef, and Verner warns about contractor bids.
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Turley
Frye
Kaibab
Mohave
Mel Ensign
John L. Ashe
Jackrabbit
Granite Reef
Reese Verner
School board weighs gas versus electric air conditioning
The Mohave district debates replacing electric units with a gas powered system. Estimates show potential yearly savings of 419, but hesitancy remains due to long term proof. Turley seeks alternate bids while Flaschen warns against a backward step amid cautious votes.
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Lloyd Bimson
Reese Verner
Mohave
Keith Turley
Sally Stieg
Turley
Sorensen
California
Texas
Merrill
World Communist Movement Faces Major Split
London reports a growing rift between Moscow and Peiping as Khrushchev and Mao clash over Marxist doctrine. China praises Stalin and backs Albanian leadership while Moscow pursues peaceful coexistence with the West, signaling a potential realignment in global Communist influence.
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London
UPI
Communist Movement
Moscow
Peiping
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Albania
Josef Stalin
Europe
Asia
Balkans
Africa
Russia
Outer Mongolia
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Indochina
Republicans Win Tucson Election
In Tucson a Republican sweep gives the GOP full control of City Hall starting Dec. 4 with Lew Davis elected mayor 22 701 to 10 790 and Ward 1 2 and 4 council seats going to G Freeman Woods Marvin Linner and William G Reese.
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Tucson
UPI
Lew Davis
F. T. Gibbings
G. Freeman Woods
Marvin Linner
Wiliam G. Reese
Gibbings
William Wisdom
Don Hummel
Porter W. Homer
Homer
San Pedro
Government Heights
Reds Support Nuclear-Free Africa Area
United Nations New York Russia backed ten African nations demand to make Africa a nuclear free zone and supported a Central Europe zone. The General Assembly committee adjourned without action as Ghana led sponsors with a revised text removing demands to remove military bases.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPT
Russia
Europe
Semyon K. T'sagrapkin
General Assembly
Ghana
Africa
Tsarapkin
Hundreds Seek Deer Hunters Missing in Mountain Search
Air and ground teams comb Christopher Mountain area about 24 miles from Payson for Karl Keith West of Phoenix missing since the weekend. West, father of five, co-owns K and M Construction with Marvin Palmer. Wife reports he wore warm clothing, scarce food, and limited epilepsy medicine as night temperatures drop to 25 degrees.
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Karl Keith West
Phoenix
Christopher Mountain
Payson
West
Marvin Palmer
Mesa
K&m Construction Co
Phoenix Pair Sent To Jail On Mexican Coin Charge
Two of three suspects arrested by Scottsdale police on a federal charge of passing Mexican coins as U.S. money were jailed in Tucson after waiving preliminary hearing. Warren Sherrick and William Dean Pelfrey were jailed as Tucson hosts the federal case. Linda Sue Sherrick was released on her own recognizance. Authorities found 1,366 Mexican centavos in the suspects’ car and said they used coin changers in self service laundries to exchange foreign coins for American money.
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Scottsdale
U.S
Tucson
Carey B. Wilson
Warren Sherrick
W. Palm Lane
William Dean Pelfrey
N. South Ave
Phoenix
Herrick
Linda Sue
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