Johnson and Gordon Walker Discuss U S Britain Policy Patch
President Johnson meets Britain's Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker to align on post Labor government cooperation in nuclear weapons and Red China policy. They review UN admission for Red China, NATO roles, and pending proposals amid Soviet changes, signaling ongoing allied discussions.
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Reds Seek Unity In Europe After Khrushchev Ouster
The Kremlin presses to restore unity in East Europe after Khrushchev’s removal. Izvestia urges stronger cooperation among socialist states and economic ties with East European partners as Brezhnev and Kosygin promise continued destalinization. Hungary condemns Khrushchev’s regime while others praise him.
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Athens minister jailed in Mississippi freedom vote drive
A Mississippi jail held 27 COFO protesters including Llewellyn G. Kemmerle 46 of Athens minister of First Presbyterian Church and Thomas Foster 49 of Chilliothe Ohio Synod official. They were jailed for trespassing after refusing to move from Magnolia courthouse during voters registration tests.
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Seven Meigs County doctors refuse staff invite at hospital
Seven Meigs County medical doctors say they will not work with osteopaths at Veterans Memorial Hospital Meigs County Inc. They deny staff ties to the new governing body and note they will continue treating 11 patients at the facility. The group includes R E Boice Edmund Butrimas Selim J Blazewicz J J Davis Roger P Daniels Charles J Mullen and Richard L Slack.
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Athens Bank Named In Federal Suit Over Minimum Wage Law
Federal officials filed an injunction suit in U S District Court against Athens National Bank alleging unpaid minimum wages and overtime to numerous employees since Sept 18 1962. The action seeks back wages of 5933 and a permanent court order plus an order to pay overtime, under the Fair Labor Standards Act with Wirtz and Donahe enforcement.
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Removal Ordered When Water Shut Off At Guantanamo Base
The Navy reported nearly half of the American women and children at Guantanamo have returned to the United States after Cuba cut water. Crew and families leave as tours end while three salt water conversion plants near completion aim to make the base self sufficient.
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Britain warns Rhodesia against unilateral independence
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson warns Rhodesia would face treason and rebellion if it unilaterally declares independence. The British statement follows Rhodesian talks and a referendum planned for November 5, with Ian Smith pressing for independence despite black majority demands and constitutional prospects.
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Sixty Workers Return To Bridgwater Plant
Bridgwater Machine workers resumed operations after a seven month strike. About 60 workers were recalled in two shifts under a new contract signed yesterday. Recall follows seniority rules with 30 workers on first shift and second shift to midnight. The union leaders and company officials signed the pact, and management reported equipment in good shape and hopes of reestablishing a thriving operation.
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Barry Goldwater Accuses LBJ of Playing Poverty Politics
Barry Goldwater accused Lyndon Johnson of exploiting race religion and hardship to win the presidency. He called Johnson the most power hungry man in American politics and said he seeks total control over voters lives.
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Cambodia accused of strafing border airfields and straining ties
The Defense Ministry charged Cambodia sent three air force planes to strafe and bomb a Plain of Reeds border area in South Vietnam. Cambodia warned it would sever diplomatic relations with the United States and recognize North Vietnam and the Viet Cong if further aggression occurred.
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