Rockefeller Nixon Meet Impacts GOP Leadership Debate
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller said after a session with Vice President Nixon that Republicans should cooperate to be a positive force. He reaffirmed Nixon as titular leader while praising National Chairman Thruston Morton and leaving naming the chairman to the party body. He indicated he will seek re election as New York governor in 1962 and avoided a clash with Eisenhower over party leadership.
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Signals From Red Space Ship Reported From London
British scientists said signals from the Soviet space ship Stopped today may indicate the satellite landed under command burned up in the atmosphere or suffered electronic failure Prof Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank noted the signals were faint as the craft was at extreme distance from Earth two stations in southern England heard them earlier today
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England
Bell chosen as Kennedy budget director from Harvard
President elect John F Kennedy announced David F Bell Harvard economics professor will serve as budget director Bell, six foot four, previously an administrative assistant to Truman and liaison to Eisenhower budget head Maurice Stan starts next week with Mike Feldman assisting Bell until inauguration Bell born in California, Pomona College graduate and Harvard economics master briefed newsmen in Georgetown with Littauer Center head present.
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Belgium protests Nasser seizures of Belgian firms
Belgium recalls its Cairo envoy after declaring a strong protest to the United Arab Republic over the seizure and nationalization of two Belgian firms, the Belgian International Bank in Egypt and Cairo Electric Railways. The government seeks international redress, possibly via The Hague, with estimated property value around ten million dollars.
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Two Missionaries Slain in Congo in Katanga
Elisabethville Congo officials report two evangelical missionaries slain by Baluba tribesmen in north Katanga last week. Victims were Elton George Behrent Knaus a 50 year old New Zealander from New Plymouth and Edmund Hodgson a 62 year old from Blackpool England.
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New Plymdouth
New Zealand
Edmund Hodgson
Blackpool
England
Cuban rockets inflame anti US sentiment in government media
In Havana government press and radio condemn U S aggression after fragments from a Cape Canaveral rocket landed in Cuba. Castro signals possible UN debate as pieces are examined in Oriente and Holguin, while church leaders convene to draft a reply to his anti church attacks.
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Mobutu Says Lumumba Captured and Will Stand Trial
Col. Joseph Mobutu announced Lumumba has been arrested with six companions by 180 military police at Port Francqui and will be brought to Leopoldville for trial on inciting rebellion and other crimes. He said Lumumba was not harmed, praised his capture, and warned against harming him as authorities plan transport to Lulubourg for proceedings.
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Struggle Over Desegregation Resumes at William Frantz
Ten white students return to William Frantz School as protests subside, while McDonogh No 19 sees lighter picketing. Police guard the campuses and U.S. marshals escort Negro and white pupils amid a climate of renewed federal court challenges to segregation laws.
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Goodfellow Fund Contributions Reported
Anonymous gifts totaling 2.50 and 1.00 are listed alongside multiple individual donors giving between 1 and 10 dollars. Organizations such as WOW Lodge No. 544 and West Texas State Bank contribute 100 and 25 dollars respectively, with other named supporters including J M Newton and Rev Walter Lentz.
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N J. Sealy
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J. Ray Martin
Emmett Trevey
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Fred Cullum
Wayne Boren
West Texas State Bank
UF Unit Initiates Campaign in Scurry County Drive
The Branch House Division led by Walker T. Dobbs begins contacting firms for the Scurry County United Fund Campaign with a $4,800 branch goal toward a $41,000 drive to support eight agencies including the Boy's Club and Red Cross. Other divisions such as Advance Gifts led by Mark McLaughlin and Employee Gifts led by Bob McAlister start this week, aiming to finish by December 16.
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Texas Warm-Up For State Puts Heat On Morning Freeze
Temperatures dipped below freezing in several sections of Texas early this morning while a warming trend spread across the state. Readings ranged from 25 degrees at Texarkana to 49 at Laredo and Brownsville with many cities in the mid 30s. Cloud cover was light to scattered, and no rain was reported as widespread 50s and possible 70s appeared in South Central Texas.
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Weather summary for Texas regions
Readings show varied temperatures across districts with highs ranging from the mid 30s to mid 70s and overnight lows from the upper 20s to mid 40s. Winds are mostly easterly to southwesterly with intermittent clouds, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions, and light rain possible in southern areas Saturday.
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