Thant Urges UN to Admit China for Universal Membership
Secretary-General U Thant urged universal UN membership, saying progress on disarmament requires involving China. He cited papal remarks and pressed for broad participation in UN activities while noting focus on nonproliferation and testing bans. In the Security Council, debate over Thant’s peacekeeping role in India Pakistan framed by observer deployments and council authority.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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British Premier seeks Rhodesia talks path to majority rule
In Salisbury Ian Smith and British officials pursue a treaty plan to guarantee majority African rule. Sir Elwyn Jones, the attorney general, to fly in as a legal expert for Prime Minister Wilson to discuss a constitutional framework.
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HUAC Rejects Oath On Klan Claim By Shelton
Chairman Edwin E. Willis of the House Un American Activities Committee said the panel would not reply under oath to charges by Klan leader Robert M. Shelton. Chief Investigator Donald T. Appell had planned to testify to contradict Shelton’s statements from a Monday news conference. Shelton had refused to answer questions when previously under oath.
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House Committee On UN- American Activities
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Appell
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Willis
Louisiana
Veterans Day protests mixed with support for Viet Nam
Veterans groups across states plan Veterans Day events to back U.S. policy in Viet Nam. In Nevada veterans will fly flags and wear caps as a protest against antiwar marches, while Maryland posts plan rallies and parades the week of November 11. The VFW launches Operation Boost to show support for servicemen, with events led by Andy Borg in Kansas City and a Seattle downtown rally by the Legion.
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Andy Borg
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Legion
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Wash
John Uno
Johnson
Uno
Department Intervenes Over Jury Bias in Lowndes County Case
The Justice Department seeks to intervene in a civil rights suit alleging racial exclusion of Negro jurors in Lowndes County Alabama. The action follows a Hayneville trial where a Ku Klux Klan member was acquitted in the killing of Viola Liuzzo, with Martin Luther King Jr returning to plan demonstrations.
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Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
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Nicholas Katzenbach
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Katzenbach
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
King
New York
Mississippi
Georgia
Twins Nations Police Chase Brinks Vault Thieves
Police in the United States and Canada traced the trail of a cross border gang that blasted a Brink's vault with a 20 mm cannon and stole about 400000 in cash checks and negotiable securities. The burglars used a home made mount and fired at 3 am on Sunday blasting two foot thick vault walls as they fled with most loot in checks.
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Five Day Forecast Temperatures Dip Then Rise Near Normal
Temperatures will average 4-7 degrees below normal with Cleveland 58/38, Cincinnati 63/42, Columbus 60/39. Cool Tuesday and Wednesday give way to near normal Thursday and Friday, with cooler conditions Saturday. Precipitation about one tenth inch, showers Friday, near one quarter inch near Lake Erie with embedded showers Saturday.
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Unpaid Light Bill Led To Pelio Vietin's Death
Nashville boy Audie Barrett eleven died Monday night in an iron lung after the Nashville Electric Service cut power for nonpayment. Officers said the polio survivor slept in the respirator and his mother tried to operate it by hand after power was shut off. NES official Buckingham noted the address showed no charged service for months.
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Jack Buckingham
NES
Heffner Named 1966 Manager of Cincinnati Reds
Don Heffner, coach for the New York Mets for the last two years, was named today as the 1966 manager of the Cincinnati Reds. He succeeds Dick Sisler, fired Oct. 4 after a fourth place finish. Heffner receives a two year contract with undisclosed terms.
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Dick Sisler
Gemini 7 slated as Agena failure prompts review at Cape
NASA presses ahead with Gemini 7 two week flight from Cape Kennedy while engineers probe Agena rocket failure that destroyed Gemini 6 and halted rendezvous plans. Schirra and Stafford expressed disappointment though Moon goal remains 1969 target.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Stafford
Robert Seamans
Space Agency
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Moon
George Mueller
NASA
Manned Space Flight
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Borman
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Lovell
Not All Refugees Get Out
Key West reports 60 Cuban refugees arrive after a three day storm shutdown. Homero Machado, 39, says his wife and two sons were left behind at the departure point as the boys near military age. He traveled 3000 miles in vain and fears his wife’s health.
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Cuba
Homero Machado
New York
Camarioca
Machado
Adios
Three Sites Remain Open For SEO Pen
COLUMBUS selection of a site in southeast Ohio for a new 18 million prison will come within 30 days. Jackson County offers 362 acres for 1 dollar as the first parcel of a 1500 acre farm. Scioto County Lucasville area on 2000 privately owned acres is promoted by the Portsmouth Chamber. Meigs County proposes a 1500 acre farm northeast of Portsmouth. A secret committee will recommend a preferred site.
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Ohio
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hegiene and Correction
Jackson County
Scioto County
Lucasville
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Meigs County
Pome
Ohio Highway Patrol to appoint Chiaramonte as superintendent
Lt Col Robert M Chiaramonte 45 will become superintendent November 1 announced by Gov Rhodes. Current superintendent Col Anson B Cook 55 resigns October 31 and will be executive director of the new Ohio Peace Officers Training Council. Cook and Chiaramonte have long patrol service and governance ties.
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Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ohio Highway Patrol
James A. Rhodes
Warren C. Nelson
Anson B. Cook
Rhodes
Cook
Ohio Peace Officers Training Council
Army Demands PKI Purge Across Indonesia
In a Jakarta Radio broadcast, Armed forces chief Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution urged wiping out the PKI and sympathizers to prevent another attempt to overthrow the government. He warned the Reds and their allies pose ongoing danger if not removed.
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Indonesia
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Abdul Haris Nasution
PKI
Jakarta Radio
Ohio University Center Project Nears February 1966 Completion
The Messenger reports the Computer Center at Ohio University will be ready by February 1966. Athens County Commissioners struggle to find a fourth member for the planning committee. Hocking Community Action Program committee reshuffles its leadership. Middleport Bank offers two city buildings in exchange for land.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Hocking Community Action Program
Middleport Bank
Vatican Ok Is Predicted By Ecumenical Council Vote
Vatican officials expect overwhelming approval for the Ecumenical Council’s revised declaration of religious liberty as initial voting begins. The two day round started with a preamble vote reported as 2031 to 193.
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