U S Troops Clash With New Style Viet Cong Force
U S pilots report destroying a missile site 60 miles east of Hanoi as paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne clash with a Viet Cong main force in D Zone 25 miles north of Saigon, with 110 enemy dead. Five U S planes were lost, six fliers missing, five rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
North Viet Nam
United States
Agede
173Rd Airborne
South
Viet Nam
Zone
Communist
Iron Triangle
Ellis Williamson
U.S
Bien Hoa
Rhodes Tour Of Belgium Highlights Economic Aid Views
Gov James A Rhodes of Ohio led a trade mission of 60 Ohio industrialists and bankers through Brussels and Germany to study Europe’s markets. He said the trip aims to boost Ohio jobs by attracting European investment while learning about the Common Market. The group toured Brussels and planned stops in Dusseldorf and Berlin with visits to Tel Aviv. A separate item reports a single engine plane crash near Wooster killing two women and a man, with victims unnamed.
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Brussels
Belgium
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Europe
Rhodes
Duesseldorf
Berlin
American Chamber of Commerce
Wooster
Here
Cleveland
Strongsville
President Johnson signs education bill at college
President Johnson returned to Southwest Texas State College to sign a $2.6 billion education bill that will fund 140000 more college students next year with federal aid. He announced educational opportunity grants 200 to 1000 dollars and pledged renewed push for a National Teacher Corps with congressional funding.
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San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
Southwest Texas State College
U. S
Congress
Supreme Court Denies Hearing To Protesting White Parents
The Supreme Court refused to hear a case from white New York City parents who protested a pupil assignment plan claiming it denied their children constitutional rights. The plan transfers 29 first and second graders to a different neighborhood school, with bus routes shown to be only modestly longer and benefits cited by the school board. The denial was issued without comment.
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Supreme Court
Washington
New York City
Remo J. Addabboo
United Nations Deliberates on Communist China Seat
The UN General Assembly opens debate on admitting Communist China with a two thirds vote needed. Supporters include Huot Sambath and Halim Budo for Peking while Liu Chieh and Arthur Goldberg oppose. Diplomats expect no seat but the largest pro China bloc yet. past votes show 41 in favor, 57 opposed, 12 abstentions. Goldberg argues China lacks peace loving status and charter adherence.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN General Assembly
China
Halim Budo
Albania
Peking
Liu Chieh
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Goldberg
BBC
Marks Urges Broadcasters to Hire Foreign Journalists
US Information Agency chief Leonard H. Marks urged American broadcasters to invite one foreign radio or television journalist from every willing country to spend 60 days at a US station at the inviter's expense. He said USIA will assist and cited about 3400 existing private exchange efforts.
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Washington
Information Agency
Leonard H. Marks
America
Marks
Broadcasters’ Promotion Association
USIA
United States
Speculation Mounts Diefenbaker Making Last Stand in Election
Toronto reports heavy speculation that John Diefenbaker may be making his final bid as national leader in Canada's election. Polls and observers suggest Lester B Pearson will win a Liberal majority in the 265 seat House of Commons, while Diefenbaker, 70, faces doubts and cabinet turmoil from prior defeats.
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Diefenbaker
Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbak
Pearson
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Liberals
Deifenbaker
High level meeting on Athens by pass slated
A high level meeting is slated for Athens to discuss the by pass project as city plans move forward.
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Athens
Cuban Refugees Smuggled By Small Boats From Cuba
Coast Guard says 14 Cuban refugees reached Key West on Sunday aboard six boats amid ongoing small-boat exodus despite Castro's ban. About 60 more refugees travel toward Florida Keys as airlift plans begin December 1. Coast Guard rescued 30 crewmen from disabled exile boats Saturday night. Castro criticizes doctors seeking to join the exodus.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
Key West
Fidel Castro
Camarioca
Florida Keys
United States
Castro
Florida
British Princess Margaret Joins Hollywood Party Nightcaps
Princess Margaret danced until 2 a.m. at a Hollywood gala joining stars like Fred Astaire Gene Kelly and Danny Kaye. She will attend World Adoption International Fund events at the Hollywood Palladium after promoting British goods and touring Universal Studios.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Margaret
Fred Astaire
Gene Kelly
Danny Kaye
Hollywood Palladium
Universal Studios
Nuclear ship Savannah Father of the project dies
Rep. Herbert C. Bonner long championed a nuclear powered merchant ship and the American flag. The 74 year old chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee died at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a cancerous kidney removal in July.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N.c
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Savannah
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fighting Rages Near Plei Me in South West Nam
Near Plei Me in South West Nam, Captain John Richardson of Baltimore led 2 companies of air cavalry under blistering fire. They inflicted heavy losses on North Vietnamese regulars, counting 56 enemy bodies as medics and evac teams faced delays. A second relief company wedged through bamboo and waist high grass amid nightmare conditions as they regrouped Sunday morning and moved south.
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Pleiku
South West
Nam Ai
John Richardson
Baltimore
Richardson
Plei Me
Richarson
Paul E. Kay
Kokomo
Ind
Uncertified Swearing Scheduled In Cleveland Mayoral Race
Cleveland Mayor elect Ralph S. Locher planned to be sworn in despite an uncertified victory. Stokes urged recount rights and sought board action while arguing state law delays certification until recount opportunities are exhausted.
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Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Cuyahoga County
Locher
Stokes
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