Living Costs Decline. Buying Power Rises in November
Washington reports the consumer living cost index fell one tenth of one percent in November while spendable earnings and buying power hit a record high. The cost drop was led by lower food prices and declines in toys and sporting goods, with factory workers' after tax weekly earnings rising to 85.03 dollars for a family of four.
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Washington
Robert’ J. ‘Myers
Labor Statistics
Embezzlers Take 374000 in Philadelphia Bank Theft
FBI arrest expands case linked to 374371 theft from First Pennsylvania Bank in Baltimore Avenue branch. Joseph W. Barnes 25, admitted taking funds over 10 months to finance gambling on horse races and athletic events. A taproom owner and later a bar operator were seized for aiding and abetting.
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First Pennsylvania Banking and ‘Trust
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John H. Daly
27 Die In Camel-4 Jet Crash at Ankara Airport
A British Camel-4 jet airliner crashed near Ankara on departure night, killing 27 of 34 aboard. Four Americans survived, believed to be the only Americans aboard. The BEA flight was from London to Tel Aviv via Ankara. Survivors were in the rear cabin as the fuselage remained largely intact.
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Cushing Visits Ailing Kennedy in Boston
Cardinal Cushing visited Joseph P. Kennedy in Boston stating prayers and courage. Kennedy, 73, partly paralyzed from a brain clot, spoke for the first time since Tuesday's stroke. Medical bulletin said some improvement but condition remains serious.
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Great Britain
U.N. Reports Massacre in Katanga City Quarter
U N headquarters received a cable from Elisabethville reporting a house to house massacre of African tribal families by Katangan gendarmes aided by white mercenaries. The message urged immediate punitive action against undisciplined troops.
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Unilea Wasons
Elisabethville
U. N
Katanga
Relaxed Atmosphere As JFK and Macmillan Talk World Issues
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan resumed talks in Bermuda in a relaxed atmosphere. They discussed Congo Berlin and nuclear testing with reported complete agreement on next steps. Informants said the West should pursue peaceful talks with Moscow and prepare for Paris ministerial discussions, possibly leading to an East West summit.
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U. S
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A. Geerryko
Iformants
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de Gaulle
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Western Alliance
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Palm Beach
Fla
White ‘House
Pierre Salinger
Weather Outlook For Southern Illinois Turns Colder
Cloudy through Saturday with a turn to colder conditions tonight and Saturday. A period or two of rain today and tonight with light snow flurries possible Saturday. Lows tonight around 28 to 33 degrees, highs Saturday in the low or middle 30s. Additional forecast on page 18.
Christmas Dreams Fractured by Berlin Wall Gap
West Berlin child Christiane, five, longs for a visit with grandma in East Berlin but cannot cross the concrete curtain dividing the city. Her family faces separation this Christmas as East German police and loudspeakers broadcast propaganda from across the wall. The Western district glows with 800 Christmas trees, while the East side remains bare except for a few sparse decorations guarded by guards.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Christiane
West
East Berlin
Chrstiane
Sebastianstrasse
West Berlin
Frieda Schmilk
Ame
Vopos
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Ak -Eisenstrasse
Adoula Pledges Action As Unity Move Spurned
Leopoldville Congo Dec 22 AP Premier Cyrille Adoula says Katanga must honor the eight point union pledge by Dec 27 or there will be trouble. Tshombe says ratification takes at least 10 days and will assemble his Cabinet. UN involvement expected to enforce the accord.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
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Katanga
Moise- Tshombe
Tshombe
Elisabethville
U.N
United Nations
Joseph Ileo
Affaid
Teo
Ioria
Adoula
Ralph Bunehe
Joseph Kasavuhu
Batanga
Hilisabetlvillé
Kitona
Min
N. N
Soviet Union
United States
Moise
Valerian A. Zorin
Gon
Kilona
U.S
Edmund A. Gullisa
U. N. UN
Ralph Bunche
U. S
Zorin
U. N
Tshomhe
Rola
Sukarno Rejects Self-Determination Plan Over Crisis
Jakarta reports Sukarno ordering mobilization of Indonesia's million-strong forces to ready invasion of West New Guinea while offering talks with the Dutch only on a power transfer. Papuans recently renamed the area West Papua with a new flag, as tensions spike amid regional power shifts and international skepticism.
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Indonesia
Dedi
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Hague
India
Goa
West Papua
New Guinea
Singapore
Jare
United Nations Will Survive Says Adlai Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson, chief U.S. delegate, told reporters the United Nations will endure despite last year’s life and death tests. He cited solving the secretary general vacancy and China seat issue, plus a financial crisis threat now eased, with Congo questions also addressed.
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U.S
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St Louis police under lie detector policy purge
A wave of probationary officers resign or are suspended after a department polygraph policy requires lie tests for recruits and probationary members. One officer admitted placing a razor on a suspect, others faced alleged statutory rape and petty theft links. Several resignations followed including Leiweke and McKenzie with multiple suspensions and investigations slated for grand jury review.
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Department
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Hochman
Hoehman
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Board of Police Commissioners
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