Kennedy urges inviting China to Geneva disarmament talks
Senator Robert F. Kennedy proposed inviting Communist China to join Geneva talks on preventing nuclear proliferation. He urged accelerated U S pressure to enlist the United Nations and other nations, including China, to pursue a nuclear control system. If China accepts, talks would include all nuclear powers. if refused, a path to peace would still open.
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Kasavubu Dismisses Tshombe Government in Congo
President Joseph Kasavubu ousted Premier Moise Tshombe and named Evariste Kimba to form a new cabinet. The move follows intensified rivalry with Interior Minister Victor Nendaka and Tshombe’s controversial return from exile amid Congo upheaval.
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Getting Better President Johnson Recovers After Surgery
President Johnson's recovery from major surgery continued as he rose early and ate solid food. Doctors indicated progress, and his attending team began to break up.
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Washington
Johnson
Strip Mine Reclamation Fuels Ohio Funding Plan
Albert Giles reports the Appalachian Regional Development Commission will release 319 085 in federal funds today to reclaim three Ohio strip mines in Harrison Jefferson and Perry counties as part of a five year plan costing 1 9 million. Gov Rhodes notes 116 361 state funds pairing with federal money includes 51 690 for the Perry County project.
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Satellite tracking station funded by Standard Oil at Ohio University
Standard Oil provides Ohio University with 200000 to establish a satellite tracking station in Athens. The university will expand research capabilities with the new facility, announced in Page 2 for Inside The Messenger.
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Plans for full inquiry into Delaware County strike school
Harrisburg House Labor Relations Committee moves to probe reports of a school for strike breakers near Chester. Vote 119-84 amid Republican protests of lack of concrete evidence.
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Pennsylvania
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Delaware County
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Civil rights photographer attacked by Klansman faces fireworks charge
Civil rights photographer Brig Cabe was attacked by Ku Klux Klansman Cecil Myers, who fled town with Joseph Sims after being indicted for murder last year. Cabe was jailed on a $500 bond for fireworks possession, while Myers faced assault charges on a $100 bond. Georgia law bans fireworks possession.
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Athens
Colbert
W .E. Watson
Black Knights clash as attempted bus block ends in scuffle
At a county courthouse a march by about 100 Negroes formed after demonstrators left. Myers and Sims in black claimed as Black Knights chased, wrestled a youth to the ground, while a trooper intervened. A three judge federal court heard Taliaferro school case with a decision expected by Thursday.
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Wilson Proposes Commonwealth Summit on Rhodesia Crisis
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged a Commonwealth summit to avert a race war in Rhodesia. He warned of dangers to Africa and possibly the world if white minority rule declares independence. Ian Smith in Salisbury was said to have refused delays toward majority rule.
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Morrissey Nomination Hearing Sparks Uncertainty
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen says Morrissey supporters failed to make a convincing case for his federal judgeship nomination. He has not decided how he will vote after a day-long Judiciary subcommittee hearing.
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Midwest presses for atom smasher site amid AEC talks
Midwest leaders urge locating the 348 million atom smasher in their region. AEC chairman Glenn T. Seaborg says no decision has been made and the agency seeks the best site in the United States. Governors Rolvaag Rhodes Knowles Lausche, and Sen. Lausche advocate regional benefits while offering concessions.
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Indonesia Mob Sacks Red House Near Sukarno Palace
About 2000 demonstrators attacked a Communist youth HQ near President Sukarno's Jakarta palace and burned documents and furniture. The raid followed reports Sukarno may form a new Communist party and reassess relations with Red China. troops watched as the building was stormed and damaged.
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Spectacle of New Comet Captures Skies Across Nation
A newly discovered bright comet appears today with a peak expected in about eight days as it nears the sun. Colgate University Observatory director Anthony F. Avent calls the view the most colossal celestial spectacle of the 20th century, with a dramatic pass within 20,000 miles of the sun on Oct 21 before vanishing.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Refugee Boats Flock To Key West As Cuba Exodus Grows
The U S Coast Guard ferried 94 Cuban refugees to Key West aboard Cape Shoalwater and Samar. Capes Darby and Shoalwater rescued 24 and towed 28 aboard other craft. Gov Burns fears renewed dislocations while welfare estimates project 42 500 refugees to Florida by next June and thousands monthly thereafter.
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United States and Soviet Union Outline Space Biology Review Board
NASA announced two satisfactory understandings with the Soviet Academy of Sciences during Oct 8 discussions in New York City. The first keeps exchanging weather satellite data between Washington and Moscow, and the second establishes a joint editorial board to review space biology and space medicine research in both nations.
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Circleville Mayor Questions Exceedingly Large Pumpkin Entry
Circleville Mayor Ben Gordon disputed a photo of a 197-pound pumpkin entered in Stow Ohio for the seventh annual Biggest Pumpkin contest. He argues the entry was a squash, noting Circleville shows often feature squash over 250 pounds and that the local Circleville Pumpkin Show record is 203 pounds. The show opens next Wednesday.
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