Washington iP strikes loom as Gemini 7 work resumes
Machinists and McDonnell Aircraft Corp resume talks after averting a strike that could delay the Gemini 7 launch. About 200 members back at Cape Kennedy as negotiators from AFL-CIO International Association of Machinists pursue wages overtime holidays vacations and sick-leave terms. Simkin reports progress but offers no timeline for an agreement.
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Washington
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Cape Kennedy
Vous
Simkin
Three Hospital Deaths Probed in Pontiac Michigan
Federal and state investigators probe post surgery deaths at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. Three patients died within 24 hours after procedures including a mother Loren Covington 24 and daughter Kimberley Bruneel 8. Anesthesiology and possible faulty medications are under review.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Loren Covington
Kimberley Ann Bruneel
West Broomfield Township
William Michael Ketchum
Ferndale
Glenn repeats no political ambitions at Scout dinner
Astronaut John Glenn told a Boy Scout recognition dinner in Pittsburgh that he has no political plans. In 1964 a fall injury in Columbus led him to cancel a bid for the U.S. Senate as a Democrat. Ohio signs Medicare agreement with HEW to prep for program starting July 1 under Gov. Rhodes.
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Pittsburgh
John Glenn
Columbus
Ohio tolls forecast for Thanksgiving period
The Highway Safety Department projects 25 deaths and 1300 injuries from Wednesday night to Sunday midnight. Director Warren C. Nelson urges drivers to buckle up and install seat belts if unavailable.
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Columbus
Highway Safety Department
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Moon television camera soft landing delayed again
Pasadena report says technical problems delay the U S Surveyor project for a second time and push the moon landing attempt past the 1963 launch window amid congressional probes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Federated Plans Six Store Projects in Cincinnati Area
Federated Department Stores announces building projects for six stores including Cincinnati and Dayton. Shillito's in Cincinnati builds its third branch in Hamilton County and Rike's in Dayton expands downtown with a new building. The firm reports its largest third quarter and year sales of 306,615,731 with a net profit of 17,940,320.
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Cincinnati
Federated Department Stores, Inc
Dayton
Shillito’s of
Hamilton County
Rike’s of
Federated
Police Foil Acid Plot Aimed at Kennedy in Brazil
Police say three students were arrested and two others sought after a plan to throw acid at Senator Robert F Kennedy during a Brazil visit. The attack was to signal anti US demonstrations across Latin America during a stop at the University of Pernambuco. The Kennedys were warmly received in Salvador and Natal.
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Recife
Brazil
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Democrat
Federal University of Pernambuco
Latin America
Kennedy
Ethel
Kennedys
Salvador
Natal
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
Government Wine Cellar Pops Open
The U S Government opens a taxpayer auction of seized goods in Cleveland. The Customs Bureau lists 500 bottles of beer wine and whiskey from various nations, plus a used motorcycle 88 radiator grills 832 peat pots five cases of clocks dog chains and a 1959 automobile. A carton of 7500 plastic race cars is also offered.
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Cleveland
U. S
U. S. Customs Bureau
Fare Increase Planned By Columbus Transit Firms
Columbus officials disclosed fare hikes affecting local riders five cents per trip for Col umbus area service and five percent for intercity trips on the Columbus Marysville Bus Co and the Columbus Celina Coach Lines.
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Columbus
Columbus-Marysville
Columbus - Celina
Mail delay prompts official apology to BYU coed
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien aided UC Berkeley student M Delano Roberts by sending a personal apology to Bonnie Bishop of Brigham Young University after a Christmas package failed to arrive on time. Bishop forgave the delay and soon received both the letter and package.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
U.S
O’brien
Bonnie Bishop
Brigham Young University
M. Delano Roberts
University of California
Roberts
Miss Bishop
Berkeley
Provo
UN Approves World Disarmament Conference Plan
The U N main political committee backed a World Disarmament Conference by 1967 and urged immediate consultations to form a preparatory committee. The United States backed the proposal and would join talks, with Ambassador Goldberg reserving decision on attending the full conference. The Asian African resolution passed 91 to 0. France abstained and Nationalist China did not participate.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
United States
Arthur J. Goldberg
France
China
Goldberg
Peking
U.S
Viet Cong Assault Strains South Viet Nam Coastal Town
Viet Cong attacked Tuy An district town and five government posts along the central coast as U S Navy ships and Air Force jets hit targets. A relief force withdrew after hard fighting with light to moderate casualties. one Vietnamese outpost reportedly overrun.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Tuy An
Hanoi
Tuy Hoa
Phu Yen
U.S
da Nang
Mekong
Eisenhower moved by train to Walter Reed for heart treatment
President Eisenhower was flown by train from Fort Gordon to Alexandria and transported by helicopter to Walter Reed Army Hospital for heart attack recovery. The 75-year-old general was placed in the executive suite on the top floor as doctors reported progress and no unusual treatments were planned.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Alexandria
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
U.S. Proposes Expanded Aid at Inter-American Conference
Secretary of State Rusk laid out six U.S. measures to bolster the inter American system. Latin diplomats called the plan constructive and praised Johnson's pledge to extend aid beyond the Alliance for Progress ending in 1971.
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Rio DE Janetro
Dean Rusk
U.S
United Nations
Organization of American States
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Rusk
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Chile
Briel Valdez
Latin America
United States
Punta del Este
Brown Sets Sights On Re Election In Ohio Races
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced he seeks another term as Ohio's chief election official. He is the third Republican incumbent to declare for the May primary joining Saxbe and Cloud, with Gov. Rhodes expected to announce next January. Brown is 59 and has served four two year terms. London notes Prime Minister Wilson warned of sanctions on Rhodesia if other nations cooperate, though not deemed mandatory by Britain.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Statehouse
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Roger Cloud
James A. Rhodes
Brown
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Rhodesia
House of Commons
U.N. Security Council
Wilson
Johnson Erhard meeting eyed at White House ranch
President Johnson plans broad talks with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard to discuss expanded West German nuclear responsibilities. Johnson, at the LBJ Ranch, directs a White House team via Bundy who consults with Secretary Rusk on topics for the December 23 summit, balancing work and rest.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
LBJ
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Erhard
Bundy
Dean Rusk
Thanksgiving Classifieds Deadline Arrives at Messenger
The Classified Department will be closed all day Thursday November 25 in observance of Thanksgiving. Ads for Thursday edition must be placed by 1 p.m. Wednesday and ads for Friday edition by 9 a.m. Friday.
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Whitlow
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Oakland County
S. Jerome Bronson
Bronson
Kimberley
William
Covington
Lloyd Goodwin
Edward Kennedy
D. Mass
Joan
Arlington National Cemetery
Glenn
Medicare
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
RFK
Dalva Matos Foundation
Foundation
God Bless America
Petilgeist
Alsleteiara
Eietatece
Palctnel, Sletiese
Dole Ceisins
Wisitieles Television
Womer Basses Es ¢Eauveves
Viet Nam
Ike
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