Stevenson Eyes Illinois Senate Run As Kennedy Views Likely Aid
Adlai E Stevenson told President Kennedy he is considering a run for the Illinois Senate to oppose Everett Dirksen. He plans to decide before January 1 and may resign from the U.N. to pursue the bid, which would draw Kennedy’s prestige into the race. Dirksen said Stevenson would simply be a candidate if he runs.
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Max Frankel
New York Times
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Senate
Illinois
Stevenson
United States
United Nations
Everett M. Dirksen
Republican Party
White House
U. N
Democratic Party
Ilinois
State Department
U.N
House of Representatives
Chicago
Dirksen
Sen. Dirksen
Mitchell, S.D
Powell Says He Will Back Daley Choice For Senate
Illinois House Speaker Paul Powell says the Cook County Democratic organization will pick the U S Senate nominee and that any Stevenson backed by Daley would be the likely winner. Powell stressed he cannot predict Stevenson’s plans and noted his own aim is to win with party support.
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Illinois
House
Paul Powell
Vienna
Cook County
Democratic’ Organization
U. S. Senate
Powell
Adlai Stevenson
U. N
Ilinois
Arnold
Maremant
Chicago
Irving Dilliard
Collinsville
Paul Simons
Troy
Senate
Simon
Stevenson
Dilliard Coul
Daley
Richard Daley
Maylor
Arnold Maremont
Maremont
Weather summary for Southern Illinois weekend forecast
Cloudy and mild conditions persist into Monday with highs near 60. Weekend notes include Saturday readings around 48 in the morning and 36 at six pm, Friday expected high 69 and Saturday 64, sunrise 6 57 am and sunset 4 3 pm. Crab Orchard Lake inches below spillway.
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Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Congo Reopens Ties With Soviet Bloc Envoys
Premier Cyrille Adoula's government restored diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia after three months of waiting. Acting Foreign Minister Marcel Lengema received the chargés d affaires and accepted credentials, ending a dispute over aid to Lumumba.
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Cyrille Adoula
Marcel Lengema
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Mobutu
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Lumumba
Congo
Couples Lose Arrest Suit in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama two white couples lost a federal damages suit against police over arrests while dining with Black individuals. An all white male jury found for the police after about an hour of deliberation. Plaintiffs included Dr. Richard E Nesmith formerly of MacMurray College and now a theology professor in Kansas City.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.S. District Court
Richard E. Nesmith
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
St. Paul's Theological Seminary
Kansas City, Mo
Trujillo's Assassins Are Slain in Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo December 2 AP reports six men accused of planning the assassination of dictator Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo were killed. Government says orders came from Rafael Trujillo Jr. and that the six died in an ambush while en route to an assassination reenactment. The case ties to Trujillo Jr., now in Paris, and follows doubts over any escape narrative.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Dicatator
Atty
Porfirio Soria
Tiujitlos
Rafael Jr
Paris
Four American Methodist missionaries expelled from Portugal
In Lisbon four U.S. Methodist missionaries were ordered expelled on charges of conniving with terrorist groups in Angola. The arrested Reverends Windell Golden Ernest Lemaster Marion Waymon and Tredrick Brancel were detained since September in Angola and brought to Lisbon. Golden denied the charges and planned to return to Africa to reunite with his family in Brazzaville. The others departed for New York under escort. An earthquake hit Formosa but caused no reported casualties.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Windell Lee Golden
Rockford
Ill
Ernest Edwin Lemaster
Lexington
Marion Washington Wayon
Charleston
D.C
Tredarick Clarke Brancel
Endeavor
Wis
Golden
Jou
London
Africa
Clara
Brazzaville
French Congo
Pan American World Airways
New York
U.S
Tariff Overhaul Grows From European Trade Model
Geneva report notes six European Common Market members use across the board tariff cuts and urge freer world trade. Kennedy seeks sweeping cuts under a new method while Congress resists. US faces end of prod uct by product negotiations. The ComMon Market stance and a new GATT framework drive calls for freer global tariffs.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Castro declares Marxist Leninist path and unity party
Havana announces the United Party of Cuba's Socialist Revolution to steer Cuba toward communism. Castro proclaims he is Marxist-Leninist, rejects elections, and says Cuba must study the Soviet model. U.S. and Cuban officials express varying views on his open shift.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Party of Cuba
Socialist Revolution
Soviet Communist Party
Castro
Cubs
Evans
Fulgencio’ Batista
Havana University
U.S
Miami
Fla
Earl E. T. Smith
Palm Beach
Smith
Jose Miro “Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Organization of American States
Inside The Southern Indian highlights and notes
A compact listing from Inside The Southern Indian draws readers to feature pages on politics, famine, political fear, youth aid at Herrin Hospital, chronicling local concerns. It points to a Williamson County sheriff race contest and college study plans, with page references.
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China
Herrin Hospital
Stu
Williamson Democrats
Kennedy to Decide Soon on Above Ground Tests
President Kennedy is expected to decide soon whether to resume atmospheric nuclear tests. Officials say the move would test anti missile defenses and a possible U S missile defense system while weighing Soviet progress and international reaction.
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Kennedy
John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
United States
Kermedy
Pentagon
Rocky's Search Hit By Reds
Moscow reports a Communist youth publication derides the Western search for Michael Rockefeller, calling it an American tragedy and noting a vast mobilization abroad, while criticizing the chase for the New York governor of Netherlands New Guinea.
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Rocky
Reds
Moscow
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Netherlands New Guinea
Komsomolskaya’ Pravda
The
Komsomol
Young Communist, League
World Council of Churches Adopts Triune Creed Standard
The World Council of Churches in New Delhi announced new membership requirements endorsing the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. The move clarifies belief in God as Father Son and Holy Spirit and aligns scriptures and liturgy with traditional creedal teaching. The change, hailed by leaders, passed the General Assembly by a large majority after years of debate, with some liberals opposing creedalism.
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George Cornell
World Council of Churches
New Delhi
India
Jesus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
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Taipei
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Fions
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Luxembourg
Nedy
Reichstag
Berlin
Waildenburg
Arate
Khrushchev
Theodore Shabad
News Service
Richard Elder
United’ Nations
N. Y
Katanga
Britain
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Ireland
United,Nations Secretariat
O'Brien
Foreign Service
Offici
Church Council
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