Injured In Protest Of Balaguer
In the Dominican Republic troops opened fire on demonstrators demanding President Balaguer’s ouster, wounding women and a boy and causing at least one unconfirmed death. US warships were visible offshore as protests continued and police blocked opposition leader Viriato Piallo from addressing a rally. The National Civic Union pushed to keep the four day strike, rejecting a military plan to place Balaguer in a seven member junta with near total power.
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Fanto Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
U. S
Trujiflo
U.S
Ansary
Viriato A. Piallo
National Civic Union
Independence Park
Santo Domingo
Balaguer
Civic Union
United States
Fiallo
Soviets Delay Army Trucks On Autobahn
Berlin reports that nine U S Army vehicles were halted for 1 hour 14 minutes by Soviet troops on the autobahn out of Berlin during a tightened convoy inspection. The delay followed prior warnings by Tass that such movements are provocative and could have dangerous consequences.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
U. S
2Nd Battle Group
Tass
U. S. Army
Marienborn
Babelsberg
Woman Held For Threats Involving Kennedy and Muskie
A 45 year old Baltimore housewife was arrested by the FBI on threats to kill Attorney General Kennedy and Senator Muskie. FBI agent Edward Powers identified her as Sylvia Betty Vale, an immigrant from Nottingham England who arrived in 1949. He said letters threatening Muskie and University Hospital Baltimore personnel were mailed in 1957 and Kennedy received a May 1961 anonymous letter.
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Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert F. Kennedy
U.8
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Edward
J. Powers
FBI
Sylvia Betty Vale
Nottingham
England
Powers
University Hospital
Kennedy
Warmer For Southern Minors Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday. Low temperatures will be in the 38 to 44 range tonight. Saturday's high is expected to reach 57 to 63.
Reds Demand China Seat At United Nations
UN actives debate over seating the Chinese Communists in place of Nationalist China worsened as Thant called Tsheombe unstable. Zorin blamed US Taiwan policy and warned of US removal of forces, Tingfu Tsiang defended UN principles, while the Soviet bloc walked out during the session.
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United Nations
N.Y
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Thant
Soviet Union
Tanga
Congo
China
Zorin
Valerian A. Zeleral
United States
Taiwan
Tingfu
Tsiang
Trus Ta Ito Miceian
U Thant cites U N cost as top problem at first briefing
In his first news conference since election U Thant called the U N Congolese operation and its finances his No 1 issue. He voiced clear dislike for Tshombe whose paratroopers beat two U N officials in Elisabethville earlier. He was asked about Tshombe's claim that beatings were planned to influence Senator Dodd present at the time.
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U Thant
U. N
Tshombe
Elisabethville
U.N
U. S
Thomas Dodd
CD Chief Appalled At Confusion Over Shelter Plan
Washington AP The Pentagon civil defense chief Steuart L. Pittman announced a nationwide fallout shelter survey amid charges of confusion and reader neglect. He defended the effort against claims shelters delay death, noting the aim to protect 50 million people with 700 survey contracts awarded by month end and a six month lead time to finish.
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Washington
Pentagon Civil Defense
Steuart L. Pittman
Civil Defense
Kennedy
Pittman
Earth
Civil Defense Agency
White Plains
N. Y
Baltimore
D.C
Houston
Tex
Katanga Leader Blames U N For Attack On U N Officials
President Moise Tshombe said Katanga paratroopers who beat U N officials George Ivan Smith and Brian Urquhart were severely punished after being provoked. He stated locals oppose the U N presence, fueling excitement and antipathy. He claimed enemies of Katanga influenced the incident to paint Katanga as savage.
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Moise Tshombe
Katanga
U. N
George Ivan Smith
Brian Urquhart
Tshombe
Smith
Urquhart
House of
Nor ‘Bert, Moke
U. S
Thomas J. Dodd
Kaanga
United Nations
Dodd
U N Probes Congo Mutiny After Massacre in Kindu
The United Nations moved to break a deadlock over action against Congolese soldiers after 13 Italian airmen were killed in Kindu three weeks ago. Five U N inspectors will proceed alone to the mutinous town where the massacre occurred. Congolese officials assigned to join the investigation were not named.
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Stuve Linner
U. N. Congo
U. N
Kindu
Detective Section Grows State Police Help Local Units Fight Vice
Springfield reports state police undercover detectives assist city and county officers in busting vice and gambling rings. The 27-member unit operates across counties, assisting local sheriffs and police, with 181 of 441 yearly investigations from local officers. Recent operations include Kanakee and Rock Island Counties at the request of state attorneys.
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Associated Press
Springfield
State Police
Rock Island County
Hall
William Hall
Springs
State
Wiliam’ H. Morris
Nice-Mnan
Morris
Kankakee County
S. Atty
Edward’ P. Drolet
Atty
Richard Stengel
Jobless Decline Noted in November Areas
In McComb Mississippi four young men attacked three newsmen from Life and Time magazines as they walked toward the McComb Enterprise Journal. Uhrbrock was driven into a window, breaking it. Fentress reported being prodded and struck. Police were bolstered as desegregation tensions rose around the Greyhound bus terminal. The Labor Department said November saw the lowest level of joblessness this year with 60 cities and metropolitan areas above 6 percent unemployment, eight fewer than October.
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McComb
Miss
Tom Uhrbrock
Don ‘Underwood
Life Magazine
Simmons
Fentress
Time Magazine
Uhrbrock
McComb Enterprise Journal
Businurse
McCormb
Freedom Riders
C. H. Douglas
New Orleans
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Greyhound
Washington
Dee
Labor Department
Department
Chv
Douglas
Anil Brock
Underwood
Ttj
Cubans See Latin Revolt Growth Across Nations
Raul Castro and Blas Roca urged Latin America toward upheaval inspired by Cuba. Roca warned the United States that Russia could aid Cuba with rockets if needed. He cited conditions ripening for revolution and QR sits as a unified party forms. Raul Castro said 200 million Latin Americans are moving toward liberation, following Cuba’s example.
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Fidel Castro
Latin
America
Cuba
Raul Castro
Blas Roca
United States
Russia
Roca
Popular Socialist (Communist
Integrated Revolutionary
United Party
Oriente
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Lorin
Zorn
Friedship
103-Nation Assembly
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Colombia
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