Morse Denies Undercover Drive Against Neuberger
U S Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon rejected a Washington dispatch alleging an undercover push to replace Senator Richard Neuberger. Morse called the story a GOP smear, defended his support for Neuberger in 1960, and asserted independent judgment over party pressure while in Syracuse aiding his sister's campaign. He criticized civil rights legislation as parliamentary expediency and reiterated his loyalty to Neuberger and Democratic principles.
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Bolivians Still Riot in Santa Cruz Violence
A Bolivian parliamentary delegation sought to end three days of violence in Santa Cruz Province as protests against the nationalization of oil fields turned deadly. Two killed in Santa Cruz city, including a federal police agent, and a youth died in gunfire. The government declared a nationwide state of siege and sent federal police to the region.
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Editorial on Dulles under scrutiny by Lawrence and Childs
Today’s page features a discussion by David Lawrence and Marquis Childs on how the world views Secretary of State Dulles and the immediate challenges he faces. The editorial set promises a controversial flip on the topic and outlines surrounding sections such as Amusements Letters and Radio-TV.
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King Saud's romance with Lebanese teen ends at his mother's word
Cairo report cites Al Akhbar that Saudi King Saud, age 55, sought to marry 19-year-old Ferial Solh, a niece of Premier Sami Solh, but his mother declared no and orders were issued to embassies to deny the union. The piece notes his four wives and many children, and recalls his late father Ibn Saud's marriages.
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Democrats Target Morse Amid GOP Interest in 1960s Gridlock
Democratic leaders hold unofficial meetings to curb Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, after he assails Senate leadership and fellow party members. Rich Neuberger urges action as Morse allies critique Johnson and others, with discussions noting Morse's break from the GOP and his rise as a maverick in Congress.
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Du Quoin cancels mass polio vaccination plan
Du Quoin High School officials canceled today’s mass polio vaccination for pupils due to a high number of students home sick with the flu.
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Coty Poised to Resign as French Crisis Mounts
Paris reports say President Rene Coty may resign amid the monthlong political crisis. Felix Gaillard struggles to form a cabinet as Socialist Party fence sitting hinders progress. Observers expect continued deadlock. Gaillard demands Socialist participation and seeks Independents.
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Two men killed when dozer overturns on pipeline job
KINGSTON UP Two men died Thursday when a large bull dozer they were riding overturned on a pipeline construction site three miles north of Kingston. Victims were Earl Clawson 51 of Spring Church Virginia and Claude Spence 38 of Dallas Georgia. Both were pinned beneath the heavy machine.
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Zhukov Faces Soviet Demotion Amid Party Strife
Soviet publications and Pravda urge decisive condemnation of Marshal Georgi Zhukov as Kremlin insiders await a formal declaration. Tass and Li Bo Chen of China stress party leadership over the army, while Franc Tireur notes Khrushchev seeks a public confession from Zhukov, who refuses.
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East German Spy Chief Wollweber Replaced by Mielke
East Germany announced that Ernest Wollweber, its chief spy hunter, is relieved for health reasons. Erich Mielke, formerly deputy security minister, will take over as state security minister, a move Allied and West Berlin agencies largely accept as explained by health.
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Virus Infection Fells Nixons
Vice President Richard M. Nixon remained at home with a virus infection that also affected Mrs Nixon and their children Patricia 12 and Julie 9. Nixon was ordered home Wednesday after noon with a fever and stayed there through yesterday as the illness spread through the family.
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Queen Elizabeth II Names Racehorse White House
The British monarch registered a yearling gelding named White House with the Jockey Club yesterday. The horse is by Supreme Court out of Snowherry, and the name will be used for one year.
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Eisenhower to Speak in Oklahoma City on Science and Security
President Eisenhower will deliver a half hour address in Oklahoma City on November 13 at 10 30 p m EST to boost confidence in American scientific achievements and national defense The speech titled Science and Security will be broadcast by all major radio and television networks The invitation was accepted in a telegram between the President and Governor Raymond Gary in connection with Oklahoma's semicentennial celebration marking 50 years since statehood and the ongoing Arrows to Atoms theme
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Mediation Chairman Testifies About Beck Advised
Merlyn Pitzele testified he earned 5000 dollars a year as an adviser to Teamsters Union President Dave Beck in 1953 1954 and 1955 while serving as chairman of the New York State Labor Mediation Board He said he did not inform Gov Dewey Gov Harriman or Business Week editors about the arrangement and noted staff concerns over Teamsters cases He also said he advised Eisenhower in 1952 and Dewey in 1944 and 1948 and that Dewey appointed him to the state board in 1945 or 1946 and kept him as chairman into Harriman's tenure The testimony came before a Senate committee probing labor management activities with the payments described as being from Labor Relations As Concluded on Page 21 Col 1
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Yugoslav Leader Shocked by Khrushchev Move in Moscow
Washington reports say Tito is profoundly shocked by Khrushchev ousting Zhukov as Soviet defense minister. U S policy shifts slow aid to Yugoslavia as Tito cancels Moscow trip and reconsiders alignment. Observers note Tito’s earlier drift toward the West and renewed dependence on Cold War leverage.
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End of Mideast Crisis Declared at United Nations
The three week Syrian Turkish crisis ended in the U N Assembly with goodwill and mutual confidence. Indonesian envoy Ali Sastroamidjojo urged dropping resolutions and Syria paid tribute to easing efforts. King Saud remained available for mediation and Engen accepted the proposal to refrain from pressing proposals. D P Hammarskjold to help restore peace.
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Jap Strike Ends and New Walkout Ordered
The Japan Sea sailors union ended a five day strike that halted Japanese ships. They ordered a fresh five day walkout starting tomorrow with no foreign ships affected. Strikers seek a 20 percent wage increase from the current average of 77.64 dollars monthly.
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More Mild Weather Forecast By Weather Man Keller
Weather forecaster Andy Keller predicts another mild 24 hours as moist air and dense fog dissipate. A westward storm should not reach the area before Monday. He expects a high near 65 and a low around 40 with south to southwest winds 10 to 25 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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Todays Chuckle: two evils choose the blonde
A light humor item notes that when faced with two evils, most men opt for the blonde. The quip plays on a common joke about preferences and choices in a playful, everyday context.
Precedent and Statistics Signal No Constitutional Convention
Albany coverage notes that historical patterns and 1957 registration data suggest New York voters likely oppose a constitutional convention. It contrasts 1936 upstate versus New York City voting dynamics, citing a 2 to 1 city vote against convention and a statewide balance leaning no. The piece warns forecasts are not reliable and references per-paper continuation on page 21.
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