U.S. India Sign Food Grains Pact Aid to drought hit India
India and the United States sign a pact to ship 1.5 million tons of American wheat valued at about 88 million dollars to ease India's food crisis. The agreement extends Public Law 480 and uses 80 percent of rupees from sales for long term loans for India's development. Royal names include Lal Bahadur Shastri and President Johnson with Sen. Quentin Burdick in supporting roles.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
United States
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Johnson
C. Subramaniam
U.S
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
Two Men Wounded In Gang Style Pizza Parlor Shooting
In Newton Massachusetts two men Richard Wallace and Neil Rudy were shot about 1 am outside a rear pizza parlor. More than 20 rounds were fired from an automatic weapon. Wallace was wounded in the hand and Rudy in the stomach requiring emergency surgery.
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Newton
Mass
Richard Wallace
Watertown
Neil Rudy
Boston
Brighton
Wallace
Rudy
Newton and
Waltham
Terre Haute auto dealer given four life terms
William Henson 33 pleaded guilty to four counts of second degree murder after firing on his estranged wife’s car outside a Terre Haute church. Luanita 42 and daughters Janet 22 Ellen 18 and a friend Susan Brown 18 died. Daughter Beth 12 survived injury. Judge Johnston opposes parole. Panama Canal lengths listed follow.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William H. Henson
Paris
Henson
Vigo
H. Ralph Johnston
Jan
Tests For Tuberculosis Hit Gemini Recovery Crew
Four crewmen from the Gemini recovery ship Wasp were flown to U S hospitals Thursday after suspected TB. Earlier, 10 crewmen were found with active tuberculosis and 80 showed positive skin tests since August. The medical officer said the outbreak is not an epidemic and space crews face no evident risk.
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WASP
U.S. Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Charles Berry
Chelsea Hospital
Cornell groups barred from fund drive for Viet Cong inside union
At Cornell University the Board of Managers refused permission for the Young Socialist League to solicit inside the Student Union Building to aid the Viet Cong citing university principles. SDS reportedly sought space to raise funds for Viet Cong medical supplies and was awaiting decision.
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Ithaca
N.Y
UPI
Cornell
Young Socialist League
YSL
Students For Democratic Society
SDS
Mink Wraps Valued At 10000 Stolen In Terre Haute Display
A dozen mink wraps worth over 10000 were stolen from Root Department Store in downtown Terre Haute during a Wednesday night to Thursday morning break in. Police said the fur items were taken from locked glass shows in the store's display area.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Root Department
New York
Westches
Iter County
New Jersey
Brown
U.S. Viet Nam Combat Toll Rises to 1432
The Defense Department reports 1,432 U.S. combat deaths in Viet Nam through Monday, up 76 from a week earlier, with 6,496 wounded and 120 missing. Prisoners of war total 25, and deaths from noncombat causes total 429 that week. All deaths from all causes reach 1,861, with most in the current year.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Department
Pentagon
Draft protest hearings held after reclassification error
Detroit draft board members admitted a procedural error in reclassifying University of Michigan students who joined an October Viet Nam sit in Ann Arbor. The students were given an appeal hearing in Detroit after information on possible reclassifications was forwarded by the state Selective Service. Seven of the 31 students have been reclassified so far with others facing changes from deferments or other statuses.
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Detruly
UPI
Detroit
Twe University of Michigan
Selective Service
Ann Arbor
Mich
State iSelective Service
Gemini Mission Ahead for Sunday Launch
The Associated Press reports crews gain approval for a Sunday launch as astronauts Schirra and Stafford prepare for orbital rendezvous. Borman and Lovell pilot Gemini 7 into a circular orbit to ready the joint flight and set a new American endurance record. The mission shows strong astronaut health with two space firsts in formation flying and shirt sleeve work, and no major problems reported. Caracas oil development in Lake Maracaibo notes Venezuela’s vital project with towering rigs.
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Associated Press
Schirra
Stafford
Borman
Lovell
U.S
Archbishop Will Not Discipline Priest-Protester
Archbishop William E. Cousins said a Milwaukee school boycott was a gimmick not a matter of conscience and would not punish Father James Groppi who joined the protest. He praised Groppi's courage but questioned his methods and status as a leader in the colored community.
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Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
William E. Cousins
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
James Groppi
Father Groppi
St. Boniface ‘Parish
Father Gropp
Memorial Plaque for Unknown Boy Scout Baffles Ohio Officials
State officials admitted they cannot uncover who placed a metal plaque in a boulder on the Statehouse lawn. The inscription notes 1910 and 1935 and honors “The Boy Scout in England whose good turn brought Scouting to millions of American bays.” The mystery dates back decades with no identifiable donor, date, or purpose.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
England
Legislative Service Commission
Leaflets Urge End to Uganda Revolt in Ruwenzori Foothills
Ugandan police planes dropped leaflets among the Ruwenzori Mountains near the Congo border urging dissident hill tribesmen to end a three year separatist campaign for an independent kingdom led by former school teacher Mad King Mukriane.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
Ruwenzori
Congo
Mukriane
Refugees from Cuba Eager for New U S Life in Freedom
Oscar Poveda a 38 year old Cuban sugar grower refugee speaks of taking any job in the United States after his Camaguey cane farm was seized by Castro. He and his family joined other refugees arriving daily by airlift at Freedom House Miami and then to Edgewater New Jersey and beyond.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Oscar Poveda
Camaguey
Fidel Castro
Poveda
Ted
Edgewater
Leonila
Eduardo Sousa Gomez
Sunny
Los Angeles
Freedom House
U.S
Sousa Gomez
Havana
Maria Mendoza Marti
Union City
Nui
Rafael Gandara
New Jersey
Georgia
Wisconsin
Public Auction Listings Include Household Goods and Real Estate
A transcription of multiple upcoming sales listing auctioneers, locations, and times. Items range from household goods to farm equipment, real estate, antique collections, and ponies. Auctions occur December across Indiana towns with multiple auctioneers and venues.
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Seminole Dr
Indian Meadow
Anderson
Charles Lawler
Turday
Zizie H. Procter
Indiana
Morton, McShurley
Geo. Scott
Joe Ross
Bronnenberg
SU Ponies
Andersson Sale
HD Kirk
Georgang
S. Main St. la
Ind
BE. H. Waelchel
Robert F. Wisehart
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Elvis Wees
Canal
Panama
Panama Canal
Suez
Scz'ny
Chuck Baldwin
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Katherine Anne Porter
Joe Marvin
Vivien Legh
Simone Signoret
Jose Ferrer
Elizabeth Ashley
George Segal
Jose Greco
TOM & Jerry
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EMS
Ley Richard Chamberlain
Ete
Mimieur
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin Jr
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Viet Cong
Greencastle
Robert A. Brown
Sigma Delta Chi Foundation
DePauw University
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Manhattan
Five Boroughs
Bulletin-Herald
Morgan & Piano Sales
Associates
Main Street
Brit Gemini
Caracas
Venezuela
Lake Maracaibo
To & FF
Michigan Fruit Market
Madison Avenue and
Cross Street
Commmunity Hospital
Anderson, Ind
Polaris
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell, Jr
James B. Martin
Pearl Harbor
Pres. Tromar
Chester W. Nimitz
Douglas MacArthur
William F. Halsey
Forest P. Sherman
U. S.A
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Oklahoma
USA
Shaw
Utah
Arizona
Laxe
Colorado
New Mexico
The
Sweden
Mary and
Joseph and
the Babe
St. Nicholas
Jultamsen
Julien C, Hyer
Army
FMC Corp
Southston
W. Va
Gordvear
Muncie
Sons
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Harry Smith
Kenmard
Grant City
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Anderson Sale Barn
Wilber Bronnenbure
Enlire
Val
Balanca
H, D, Kirk
Petty’s Auction
West 24Th St
Wardell Flatford
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