Eisenhower to attend Western unity talks in Paris
President Eisenhower will travel to Paris a week before Christmas for a Western unity summit to discuss issues with Britain France and West Germany ahead of a possible East West summit. The Dec 8 opening signals cautious preparation with Khrushchev and aims to present a solid front on Berlin and disarmament questions. Secretary Herter will join a higher level NATO meeting in Paris December 13.
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Kennedy Doing Well On Coast
Senator John F. Kennedy tours California and Oregon as part of a Democratic presidential bid. Early crowds in Bakersfield and Santa Maria show strong turnout and enthusiasm, with voters expressing openness to Kennedy’s message and a boost in his support.
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Mayoral Races and State Questions Dominate Tomorrow's Vote
Albany AP dispatch outlines New York off year election with focus on 43 mayoral races in 43 counties, nine constitutional amendments including Adirondack forest use and barge canal control, and a statewide race for chief judge. Gov Rockefeller backs all nine amendments, while party balance remains.
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Mitchell Pressuring Steel Firms To Return To Talks
Washington UPI and Labor Department officials report that William P. Mitchell is urging strike-bound steel companies to settle with the United Steelworkers before any court back-to-work order could take effect. Management negotiators, led by R. Conrad Cooper, remain firm against further concessions.
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UPI
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R. Conrad Cooper
Kaiser's View On Steel Deal End to 13 Day Strike
Washington AP Board Chairman Edgar F Kaiser of Kaiser Steel Corp predicted the steel industry and union would sign an agreement near the firms economic package. Kaiser noted contract language as the main obstacle, saying he would not make further wage offers.
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Meet the Press
Congo Riot Smashed in Stanleyville Amid Death Toll Rises
Belgian troops and police restored order in Stanleyville after 31 hours of violence sparked by a nationalist insurgent movement. Reports indicate about 70 may have died, with two Europeans among the wounded in grave condition. Government forces, backed by armored units, cleared the city.
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Jackpot promotes extra bonus in Cornword No 53 contest
The special bonus label for Cornword No 53 may be worth up to 74 dollars. The Record News Papers sponsors a weekly contest with a maximum prize up to 456 dollars. Cut out the optional sticker to participate and chase the extra bonus.
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Plane crash finds only one survivor in Blue Ridge
An Hirdmant Airlines aircraft carrying 27 aboard disappeared Friday and was located shattered on a wooded ledge in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Only one passenger survived, with authorities reporting a 33-4 casualty figure and continuing search efforts in Waynesboro, Virginia.
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Scarsdale Couple Perishes in Virginia Plane Crash
Marvin J. Silberman of Scarsdale and his wife were among 26 victims when a Piedmont Airlines flight crashed in the Blue Ridge near Waynesboro Virginia. Silberman, 46, chaired the Consolidated Cigar executive committee and was active in Reform Judaism groups. the Bradleys from Clifton Forge, Virginia, were also among the dead.
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President Eisenhower, Khrushchev Clash Over Red China
Washington reports say Eisenhower warned Khrushchev that Red China's belligerence jeopardizes cold war easing. Khrushchev replied Peiping must curb threats as talks for a peace settlement with neighboring nations begin. The President urged Nationalist China, but stated stability requires Chinese unity and withdrawal of American forces. The timing of letters remains secret, with informants noting two policy strands in Asia.
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Van Doren to Face Big Quiz Today in Hearings
Washington UPI reports investigators prepare for the climactic phase of quiz rigging hearings. Rep Derounian says testimony varies and Van Doren may appear in public or closed session. Van Doren's lawyer denies requests for a closed hearing while noting no advance questions were given for the 21 program.
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New York
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Columbia
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Killed By Cabinet In Syracuse Tragic Accident
AP report states four year old Kevin Tiby died when a metal cabinet toppled onto him in Syracuse. Police say the boy was reaching inside the cabinet when it fell, breaking his neck. The incident was witnessed by his mother Mrs. Mary Beth Tiby who described the accident.
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Red China Nod Stirs Opposition in U S Senate
Washington reports two Senate Foreign Relations members differed on recognizing Communist China while backing a research firm urging gradual policy change. Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Aiken urged reform before any recognition or UN bid, noting long Geneva talks with Red China have yielded little.
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George D. Aiken
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Rise in New York school costs eyed by Regents
Albany AP The Board of Regents says public education in New York State will cost about 2.406 billion dollars by 1983, up from last year’s 1.69 to 1.45 billion. Enrollments and operating costs rise, with officials pledging efficiency but warning against any cuts that would harm education.
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Police and Firemen to Receive Pay Hike Budget
Mayor Purcell presented a 1960 municipal budget to Troy Common Council detailing an 8 cent tax rate cut to 23.06 per thousand and a total appropriation of 5,563,602.14. The plan includes a $100 raise for police and firemen, with estimated revenues of 2,275,995.24 and real estate taxes of 2,287,606.83 needed to balance. Council vote faced opposition from City Comptroller Collins, the lone Republican, before proceeding to a public hearing on November 18.
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Menting
Nehru Vows Resolve at Delhi Rally
Prime Minister Nehru told 50,000 supporters in New Delhi India will not be intimidated by China or hypocrisy. He urged vigilance on the northern frontier and defended vigorous action in the border dispute while praising Gandhi's lessons and urging calm leadership.
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