Gemini executives foil plane napping teen on flight
On a Los Angeles to Miami flight 30, a Brownsville youth attempted to seize control with a 22 caliber revolver. Edward C. Haake and Paul Haney restrained him after shots were fired into the cabin floor. Robinson later held on $50,000 bond in New Orleans.
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Edward C. Haake
Seabrook
Tex
Brownsville
Haney
Chris Kraft
U.S
Robinson
Miami National Airlines
Chris
Kraft
Haake
Cuba
Havanna
New Orleans
Brazil's Branco Leads Inter American Talks on Infiltration Threats
Brazilian President Humberto Castelo Branco opens a special inter American conference urging defense system reforms to confront infiltration and subversion. He defends Dominican Republic intervention and calls for rethinking aggression concepts. U S Rusk attends as spokesman for Washington.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Washington
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
Rusk
U. S
Castello Branco
OAS
Government Plans To Release Copper Stockpile To Curb Prices
The federal government aims to release at least 200000 tons of copper from its stockpile to ease a world shortage and curb price rises. Secretary McNamara announced the plan after pressure from aluminum price actions and noted possible support from copper firms.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Kennecott Copper Corp
Defense
London
New York
McNamara
China admission seen next year at United Nations
The 47 47 General Assembly split over seating Red China and the two thirds vote rule fuels speculation that Pekin cannot be barred much longer. Supporters privately concede a possible final victory next year if Beijing gains majority backing.
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General Assembly
Red China
U. S
Peking
United Nations
Indonesia
United States
France
Mao Tze - Tung
Britain
Soviet Union
Strategists Push Civil Rights Bill to End All White Juries
Washington argues for a federal jury integration law to remove racial discrimination from county and federal juries. Debates focus on applying federal rules to state systems, proving past bias, and addressing prisoners affected by prior jury lists amid entrenched local attitudes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Johnson
Wallace dies at 77 former VP and candidate
Henry A. G. Wallace longtime scholar statesman and former vice president died today at age 77. His son in law confirmed the news.
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Washington
Henry Agard Wallace
Pope Paul VI Pushes Beatification For John XXIII And Pius XII
In a St. Peter’s Basilica address Pope Paul VI ordered the start of beatification for his predecessors John XXIII and Pius XII. He announced reforms to the Vatican Curia and a possible new statue for the Holy Office, plus a jubilee period through Pentecost to promote Ecumenical Council decisions. He also signaled a Synod of Bishops possible next year or in 1967 and stressed only perfection, not large changes, to the Curia.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John XXIII
Pius XII
Pope Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Vatican
Holy Office
Curia
Synod of Bishops
Paul
27 Year Old Charged In Ashville Bank Theft
Lenny C. Price a Kentucky native living in Columbus was named in a federal complaint for the Wednesday holdup of Ashville Bank amounting to 53 781.87 in cash 400 in coupons and 21000 in non negotiable bonds. He already faced a prior federal charge for theft from an interstate shipment in Pennsylvania.
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Ashville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lenny C. Price
Kentucky
Columbus
FBI
Pennsylvania
Price
Will Continue To Publish After Los Angeles Strike
The American News Paper Guild began a strike against the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner as contract talks continued with mediators. The union seeks wage and job security gains, with more than 35 dollars weekly in reported demands, while management says the paper will continue to publish and department heads will cover the 1000 striking workers.
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Los Angeles
American Newspaper Guild
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Agness Underwood
Ia Drang Valley clash costs heavy for U S and North Vietnam
U S forces claim at least 300 North Vietnamese killed in a large ambush in the Ia Drang Valley. The engagement, supported by B 52 air strikes, follows the earlier heaviest American losses of the war with about 1500 enemy troops in the area.
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Pleiku
South Viet Nam
U. S
Ia Drang Valley
U. S. 1St Cavalry
Saigon
Railway Clerks Strike Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Line
Chicago reports the 9000 member Brotherhood of Railway Clerks began a strike against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co over rules, pay, and fringe benefits. The union cited sick pay, a 90 cent hourly raise, and exclusive piggy back handling rights as core demands. The railroad asked the National Mediation Board to take jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co
C. L. Dennis
Railroad
National Mediation Board
Strike Could Delay Gemini Shots At Cape Kennedy
McDonnell Aircraft machinists in St Louis reject contract and prepare to strike at midnight delaying Phantom jet production and jeopardizing Gemini 6 and 7 launches slated for December. Cape Kennedy workers may join and NASA reviews impact as union leaders plan talks.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Viet Nam
District 9
International Association of Machinists
McDonnell
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Cape
William Rollins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Eugene Glover
The
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