Romanian Leaders Offer Mediation In Viet Nam Peace Talks
Romanian Communist leaders act as go-between for peace efforts in Vietnam. Premier Maurer told Austrian officials of mediation moves begun last June after Hanoi's overtures, with talks linked to Rusk in New York. U S officials gave no comment on the mediation report and Hanoi’s four point conditions remain rejected.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Viet Nam
Bucharest
Roman
Ian
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Mauer
Hanoi
U. S
William Crawford
Fol
Cornelius Manescu
Dean Rusk
United Nations
New York
United States
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Saigon
Mansfield
State Department
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rusk
ABC
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
North
South
Johnson Back At Ranch After Political Journey
President Johnson relaxed at his Texas ranch after a San Antonio trip to back Democratic Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez. He praised Sen. Ralph Yarborough and shook hands with locals, then joined Gonzalez and Cantinflas for a brief chat before flying back. A memorial service for Kennedy was on the day’s schedule with a message for France’s de Gaulle.
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Johnson City
Johnson
San Antonio
Henry B. Gonzalez
Texas
Gonzales
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
John Connally
Sebastian
Saldana
Kelly Air Force Base
Gonzalez
Cantinflas
Johnson Ranch
Sex Discrimination Guidelines Set by EEOC
The EEOC unveiled seven guidelines enforcing the Civil Rights Act ban on sex discrimination. The rules apply to employers with 100 or more workers now, dropping to 75 next July, 50 in 1967, and 25 in 1968, and aim to align with state protections.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Commission
Woman Hurt In Accident On Route 56 Near Athens
An unidentified woman was injured after failing to negotiate a curve on Route 56 one mile from Athens. Her car skidded about 50 feet, rolled onto its left side, and she was thrown through the sun roof. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital and had a severe head injury. The State Highway Patrol investigates.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Efforts Continue To Settle Strike
Washington negotiators enter a fourth round of talks to end a McDonnell Aircraft strike that could delay Gemini 7. About 17,000 machinists and 200 Cape Kennedy workers are involved as NASA weighs potential delays to the December 4 launch. The dispute centers on pay and conditions with offers cited around 9 cents per hour yearly increases.
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Washington
McDonnell
Federal
Mediation and Conciliation Service
International Association of Machinists
AFL - Cio
St. Louis
McDonnell Machinists
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
Cape
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDon
Rhodes Back At His Desk After European Trade Mission
Governor Rhodes returns from a three week European trade mission with almost 60 Ohioans seeking foreign business. The entourage met with 1021 companies during a 21 day tour in Western Europe and plans a state program at the fairgrounds. The top personnel meeting is tentatively set for December 9 at the state fairgrounds.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Rhodes
Richard Krabach
Cleveland
Ohio Trade Mission
Europe
Terrorist Parolee Linked to Murder After Car Theft Spree
A 25 year old Ohio parolee, Clayton A. Sinclair of Newark, suspected in car thefts and a gunpoint spree, was found hiding under a boxcar in Jamestown after the fatal holdup of Stanley Gregory, 33, of Ashville. Sinclair, armed with a .22 revolver, was charged with first degree murder and remanded.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Newark
Ohio
New York
Clayton A. Sinclair
Sinclair
Stanley Gregory
Ashville
Gregory
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette executive dies in Lancaster hospital
Lancaster mourns the death of E. C. Crane 65 longtime newspaper executive vice president of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette after a brief illness. He served on the Fairfield Hospital board of governors and spent most of his life in the newspaper trade.
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Lancaster
E. C. Crane
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Crane
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Final Rites Planned for Wallace in Des Moines
Final public rites were planned at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Des Moines for former Vice President Henry A Wallace who died Thursday. A native Iowan Wallace died in a Danbury Connecticut hospital after being taken from his home in South Salem New York.
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Des Moines
Ilowa
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Danbury
Frostburg students raise $1003 for Viet Nam battalion
Frostburg State College students exceeded a five day drive goal by collecting 1003 dollars to buy candy cigarettes and chewing gum for the 3rd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Division in Viet Nam. Cochairman John Stewart of Kensington led the effort.
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Frostburg
Frostburg State College
Viet Nam
Cochairman
John Stewart
Kensington
3Rd Marine Division
Maryland
Veteran Mason County educator honored for 64 years
Readers learn of a longtime Mason County educator celebrated for 64 years of service, marking a milestone in a local feature on page 2 of The Messenger. The piece highlights dedication, roles, and community impact.
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Mason County
Rhodes
Ohio University
Middleport Council
Ohio
Supreme Court
Browns
Viet Cong Attacks Thach Tru Halted as 300 Dead Reported
Vietnamese and U S forces repelled two heavy Viet Cong assaults near Thach Tru in Quang Ngai Province. At least 300 Viet Cong were killed, with U S and Vietnamese casualties light to moderate. A U S Army adviser and another American adviser died, Marines reinforced the outpost, and enemy arms including rifles and machine guns were captured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Thach Tru
Quang Ngai Province
S.o.b.’S
Henry McNeal
Pittsburgh
Government Fort
U.S
Associated Press
George Esper
Esper
Dien Bien Phu
Flowers Decorate Kennedy's Grave
On the second anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination a white lily tribute was laid at the grave site in Arlington National Cemetery. President Johnson ordered a wreath at the grave and attended noon services in Fredericksburg Texas. Thousands visited the site as workmen prepared a permanent memorial nearby, to be finished next year.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Arlington National Cemetery
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Kennedy
Dallas
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fredericksburg
Tex
Oscar Huber
Latin American setbacks cited by U S secretary
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk said communism has declined in Latin America over recent years. He noted Castro is less active and voters in some nations reject his model. Rusk argued for annual ministers meetings and streamlined OAS procedures to empower the secretary general.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U. S
Dean Rusk
Latin America
Rusk
ABC
South America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Hemisphere
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Debt Dispute Turns Fatal at Hospital Entrance
Cincinnati police report Theodore Roosevelt Basset, 43, died at General Hospital after a dispute over a $5 debt. Joseph D. Osborne, 32, was charged with first degree murder. Osborne had earlier been stabbed in a tavern fight and drove to the hospital for treatment.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt Basset
Basset
General Hospital
Joseph D. Osborne
Osborne
Indonesia Red Purеe Given Nod
Indonesian regional commanders fully endorsed the army chief's crackdown on the Communists and vowed to carry it out in their regions after meeting in Jakarta. Sukarno later appealed for an end to the campaign of killing destruction and hatred against the Communists and warned of national self destruction if fighting continues.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Suharto
Sukarno
Bogor
Cook Warns People About Liquor Law
Columbus Liquor Control Director Donald D. Cook cautions permit holders about illegal gambling on liquor permit premises. He says some violate laws by allowing charitable gambling and warns that gambling in any form can cost licenses.
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Columbus
Donald D. Cook
Cook
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