Time Running Out for LBJ on Foreign Leadership
James Marlow argues Johnson lacks visible foreign action after Kennedy era, facing Viet Nam disaster, strained NATO ties, UN funding clash with Soviet Union, and Congo hostage rescue criticism while navigating uncertain Kremlin leadership.
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Nixon to Head U.S. Youth Group
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon was elected chairman of the Boys' Club of America, succeeding the late Herbert Hoover who led the 104 year old organization for 28 years. In Britain the Beatles return to the top with I Feel Fine as Ringo Starr prepares for tonsil surgery.
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Winter's early move grips five-state area next 30 days
The Weather Bureau expects temperatures to run near normal in western Dakota states but below normal elsewhere. Precipitation should be above normal for the northern half of the region including North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin with near normal totals elsewhere.
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Pray Pope Has Successful Trip to India
Vatican plans prayers in Rome during the Pontiff's four day absence for the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay. Pope Paul VI travels as a pilgrim to meet Indian people amid security concerns and controversy over Catholic outreach in a Hindu-majority nation.
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Insurance Firms Must Meet Public Desires
Magnusson, head of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, says insurers must create a two way channel with the public to address needs or risk greater government involvement. He cites premium pressures and deductible levels as examples of how price and coverage shape public policy expectations. A push toward higher deductibles could lower costs and reduce claims if widely adopted.
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Rebels fight to retake Stanleyville as airport closes
White mercenaries freed 155 to 160 rebels hostages in the Congo near Stanleyville. most rescued were Belgian. The rebel assault closed the airport and left most of the city in rebel hands. One American missionary was reported killed, and others remain in rebel territory as paratroopers rescue efforts wind down.
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Young Turks Urge GOP House Change
A group of young Republican members led by Charles E. Goodell and Robert P. Griffin push for a mid-December caucus to broaden policymaking in the GOP. They seek a newer image and may back Gerald Ford as a potential leader while not aiming to oust Halleck.
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Galbraith named UC San Diego chancellor
Dr John Galbraith 48 longtime Iowa alumnus took over as chancellor of the University of California at San Diego succeeding Dr Herbert F York who left for health reasons. He earned his master's and doctorate at Iowa and will lead UCSD with a scholarly background.
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Viet Nam Charges Cambodia Supported VC in 2 Attacks
The South Vietnamese Defense Ministry said Cambodian troops and gun boats supported Viet Cong guerrillas in two border attacks near Chau Doc Province. A patrol 100 yards from the border was hit, with three dead and one wounded, after mortar fire from across the border. Two Cambodian patrol boats then shelled an outpost, killing one Vietnamese soldier.
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Paul Muni Released from Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara
Actor Paul Muni, 69, has been discharged after a month of treatment for a heart condition at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara. Physicians said he is much improved and he has lived in semi retirement since 1962.
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Crime Increases Over 1964 Level
FBI reports crime in the United States rose 13 percent in the first nine months of 1964 versus 1963. Increases ranged from 20 percent in the South to 12 percent in the north-central states.
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