Red Kidnapers Release U S Officer Unharmed
U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen was released unharmed in Caracas after two of five abductors were arrested. Smolen arrived at a police station then embassy, saying he was treated well and confined for about 11 pm release. The arresting duo were Spanish born members of FANL.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Air Force
Michael Smolen
Smolen
Gonzalo Barrios
Red Underground
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FANL
Chandler
Ariz
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Troi
U.S. Army
James Chenault
U. S
John Hill
Meredith
Nigeria
Ibadan
Washington
UAW May Strike Looms Over American Motors
Detroit reports a tension filled race toward a Thursday midnight strike deadline as American Motors and the United Auto Workers face a decision on the fate of the industry’s sole profit sharing contract. GM remains strikebound with 85 settlements needed. Ford faces a separate threat from the Pattern Makers League of North America AFL-CIO potentially jeopardizing 1965 production.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Ford
UAW
Pattern Makers League of North America
Afl-Cio
Johnson Keeps Torrid Pace In Campaign Swing
President Johnson says he will maintain a torrid pace through the campaign with stops in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York then Ohio Texas and other Western states. He targets Goldwater and extreme groups the Klan and the Birch Society urging public scrutiny of hate leaders in Boise and Butte audiences.
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Washington
Johnson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Texas
Rocky Mountain States
Barry Goldwater
Butte, Mont
Klan
Birch Society
Goldwater Calls for Televised Debate with Johnson
In Topeka Senator Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of neglecting duties for nonstop campaigning. He urges a nationally televised debate, possibly taped, to avoid security risks, then lists upcoming stops Des Moines Milwaukee and Phoenix.
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Topeka
Ran
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Moore Restored to Ballot in Ohio Prosecutor Race
The Fourth District Court of Appeals unanimously reversed a Hocking County ruling and ordered Logan attorney Forrest P. Moore listed as the Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney on the November ballot. The decision cited improper hearing procedures by the County Election Board, not legal fault in Moore.
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Logan
Ohio
U. S
Voskhod Three Man Space Flight Lands After 24 Hour Mission
The Voskhod crew of Col Vladimir Komarov and two colleagues completed 16 orbits around Earth in 24 hours 17 minutes. Tass reported all three cosmonauts feel well as ground teams celebrated the historic first multi occupant orbital flight.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Voskhod
Outer
Tass
Vladimir Komarov
Space Flight Control Post
Valery F. Bykovsky
Vladimir M. Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
U S May Trail Reds Two Years In Space Race
The report outlines that the United States may trail the Soviet Union by about two years in space progress. The Soviets launched Sunrise with a three-person crew, using an unseen rocket size, while the U S pursues Gemini flights and the Saturn program aiming at a Moon landing by 1969. NASA chief James Webb calls the Russian flight a sign of a continued large program.
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Washington
U.S. Space Agency
Sunrise
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Earth
Thas
Wernher von Braun
Saturn Development
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
James Webb
Pope Acts for Progressives at Vatican Council Crisis
The Vatican Ecumenical Council faces a grave crisis as Pope Paul VI overrules conservative efforts to water down measures on religious liberty Jews and papal episcopal power. Fifteen cardinals urged direct papal intervention after meeting Sunday night amid fears of curial influence.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Gazton Cruzat
Celam
Council
Coordinating Commission
Vatican Curia
Segregation Charge Made In Cincinnati
The State Board of Education orders an investigation into allegations of de facto segregation at Steele Elementary School in North College Hill Ohio. The action follows seven hours of discussion and an 11 to 8 vote. Parents claim white students are bused to an all white school.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Cincinnati
Steele
North College Hill
Warren Names Committee To Plan Legal Aid For Poor
Chief Justice Earl Warren appointed a committee of judges to plan federal legal aid for defendants unable to afford defense. He also summoned the Judicial Conference to meet January 13 to address administration under the new Criminal Justice Act of 1964.
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Warren
Washington
Earl Warren
Congress
Judicial Conference of the United States
Supreme Court
Violence Denounced By Rights Leader at Episcopal Meeting
Dr Martin Luther King Jr denounced violence in the civil rights movement saying it is impractical and immoral. He spoke before the House of Deputies during the 61st general convention while a Syracuse University sociologist suggested poverty drives unrest and urged directing that anger constructively. The Louisiana diocese proposed a resolution linking property rights with human rights in church action.
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ST. Louis
Martin Luther King Jr
King
House of Delegates
Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles V. Willie
Syracuse University
Episcopal Church
Willie
Episcopal
Diocese of
Louisiana
Local Education Bond Plans and Editorials Ahead
The Messenger outlines a school bond fact sheet planned by the Ames School Board and editorial notes on juvenile delinquency deterrence. Page references include Olympics scorecard from Tokyo and US standings, a health levy renewal plea, and market listings for Athens Chauncey Gallipolis Logan Glouster Middleport Nelsonville. Obituaries and sports notes feature Point Pleasant Pomeroy with regional TV and women’s topics.
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Ames Board
Gallia Development Group
Tokyo
United States
Russia
Hocking Health
Middleport
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Jugging Tale Two Buyers Battle Over Ten Dollar Bicycle
In Glens Falls New York two young mothers Mrs Roger Edwards and Mrs Mervyn Pasco clung to a bicycle on sale for ten dollars for a second day of a tug of war. They held the racer for twelve hours on Monday and pledged to continue if needed as a matter of principle.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Roger Edwards
Mervyn Pasco
Necesaay
New Bomber Tested at Edwards Air Force Base
Test pilot Al White flew the XB70A bomber at Edwards Air Force Base California reaching speeds above 700 mph and altitudes around 35000 feet. It marked the third flight for the controversial aircraft amid ongoing development issues.
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Edwards AF Base
Calif
al White
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