White Settlers Brace for Britons’ Sanctions in Rhodesia
Salisbury and surrounding townships remained calm as Rhodesia's white government under Ian Smith entered its second day of independence. Commerce Minister George Rudland warned rationing could follow if Britain enforces sanctions, while Wrathall outlined aims to secure the balance of payments and tackle internal problems to sustain demand and address urgent budgetary matters. Priority for imports would go to essential footstuffs and supplies including wheat medical and veterinary items fuel and education needs.
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Rhodesia
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Commerce and Industry
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Britain vows treason charge over Rhodesia breakaway
In Commons, Atty. Gen. Elwyn Jones warned Ian Smith that Rhodesia defiance is treason with death as penalties. The Wilson government pushed emergency powers to curb the breakaway, including orders invalidating Rhodesian laws and granting UK authority to legislate there.
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House of Commons
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Passenger jet crash at Salt Lake City kills many
A Boeing 727 with 90 aboard burst into flames on landing in Salt Lake City. Forty died in the fuselage and 43 of the survivors were hospitalized. Investigators blamed a nose wheel collapse. crew of six escaped through windows as flames roared to the flight deck.
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San Francisco
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
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Lyndon R. Day
Arlington
Ralph S. Nesbitt
Santa Monica
727 Jet Probed By CAB
Cincinnati area crash witness remains under CAB investigation as a separate team probes a Salt Lake City Boeing 727 crash. Four survivors reported while nineteen victims identified with FBI aid. engines set for removal from hillside near Constance Kentucky.
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Salt Lake City
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Ed Slattery
CAB
Slattery
American Airlines
Greater Cincinnati
Ohio River
Constance
FBI
Boone County
Soviet Venus 2 space probe launched toward planet
Moscow reports the uncrewed Venus 2 probe launched to reach Venus around late February. It is 50 percent heavier than Venus 1, which missed the planet by over 100000 miles in 1961. Tass says Venus 2 follows the prescribed course.
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Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Weather outlook with showers and warmer night
Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight with showers or thunderstorms likely. Saturday showers end and turn colder in the afternoon. Lows tonight are 45 to 50 degrees.
Johnson orders more troops for Viet Nam and Rhodesia policy stance
President Johnson authorized field commanders in Viet Nam to request additional fighting personnel as needed. Defense Secretary McNamara confirmed 160,000 U.S. troops already in Viet Nam and said troops would be sent as available. Rusk noted Rhodesia actions dominated talks and recalled diplomats, with the United States not recognizing the rebel regime.
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Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
South
Dean
Rusk
Rhodesia
United States
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Roswell B. McClelland
United States Information Agency
Ground Forces Engage in Heavy Fighting North of Saigon
Heavy fighting raged northern Saigon as about 500 Viet Cong attacked 700 U S 1st Infantry Division troops. American officials said 100 Communists were killed with expected higher tolls. U S and Vietnamese planes pounded Viet Cong targets while B52 bombers struck sites 45 miles north of Saigon. A helicopter crash near Qui Nhon killed three of five aboard. U S battle deaths topped 1000 as of last week.
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Guam
Qui Nhon
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Defense Department
U S Civilian Worker Slain In Ve Ambush
In the Mekong delta south of Saigon two Vietnamese collaborators lured Peter Hunting a 24 year old International Voluntary Service supervisor from Vinh Long to a Viet Cong ambush. He was shot five times in the head and ten more bullets were fired into his body. The two Vietnamese unharmed accomplices reportedly joined the Viet Cong and had traveled with Hunting toward Can Tho.
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South Viet Nam
Peter Hunting
Oklahoma City
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Mekong Delta
Hunting
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Vinh Long
Can Tho
China Boosts Uranium Ore Output From Southern Mines
A Hong Kong report cites Sing Tao that Red China is producing 2500 tons of uranium ore daily from three new southern China mines and shipping half to Czechoslovakia for processing, based on a defected technician’s account from the Peking Institute of Chemical Industry.
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Peking Institute of Chemical Industry
Roman Catholics Reverence and Ohio University Board Moves
Fragmented page note shows Ohio U board of trustees discussing faiths progress and an action group electing a slate. Mentions Gallia Meigs community officers and a Bowling Green Ohio University grid game script abandoned this week.
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Meigs Community Officers
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Thanksgiving Proclaimed by President Johnson
President Johnson proclaims Thursday November 25 as Thanksgiving Day. He calls all citizens to give thanks for the nation’s blessings over the past year and lists achievements in voting rights, dignity for the elderly, education, opportunity for the poor, and unprecedented prosperity. He also urges prayers for an end to violence, indifference, and intolerance.
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Eisenhower Diagnosed With Angina Pectoris At Fort Gordon
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 75, was diagnosed with angina pectoris after chest pains at his Augusta National Golf Club cottage. Doctors revised earlier estimates of heart insufficiency, noting a shortage of blood supply to heart muscle and treating him at Fort Gordon Army Hospital.
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Fort Gordon Army Hospital
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Thomas Mattingly
Harry Harper
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Will Cox
FT. Gordon
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Augusta National Golf Club
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Young Man Charged In Girls Death In Arizona Case
A 19 year old suspect led authorities to the desert site where Gretchen Fritz 17 and Wendy Fritz 13 were buried. He also claimed knowledge of Aleen Rowe 15 killed by two men, as Charles Howard Schmid 23 was charged in the Fritz deaths.
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Ariz
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Walden Burr
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy
Charles Howard Schmid
James Fritz
Bernard Garmire
Schmid
Arizona
Rowe
Ohio State drives raise 1297 pints for Viet Nam servicemen
Ohio State University students collected 1297 pints of blood in a two day bleed for Viet Nam servicemen. Veterans Day total reached 511 pints with 250 potential donors turned away as the center closed. Cincinnati developer Sabin wins Albert Lasker Medical Research Award sharing $10,000 and honors with Robert Holley of Cornell University.
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Viet Nam
New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Albert Lasker Medical Research
Sabin
Robert W. Holley
Cornell University
Rhodes Plans Jerusalem Visit With Meir During Ohio Mission
Gov. James A. Rhodes travels to Jerusalem to meet Foreign Minister Golda Meir as part of a two to three day trip linked to an Ohio trade mission. arrival came from Europe after a state delegation tour. Two Ohioans join a 16 member Medicare advisory council Dr. Kenneth W. Clement of Cleveland and Dorothy A. Cornelius of Reynoldsburg.
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Israel
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Jerusalem
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Europe
Ohio Trade Mission
Washington
Kenneth W. Clement
Cleveland
Dorothy A. Cornelius
Reynoldsburg
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Tour Arizona Attractions
After resting in the sun in Tucson the British royals fly over the Grand Canyon at sunset and plan a Saturday boating outing on Lake Powell in northern Arizona.
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