FBI arrests 21 in Mississippi in civil rights case
In Philadelphia Mississippi the FBI seized 21 men in a crackdown on the slaying of three Civil Rights workers. Notable arrests include Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price along with five unnamed Ku Klux Klan members. Nine were charged with conspiring to injure, oppress, threaten and intimidate. The victims were Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney.
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Michael Schwerner
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Andrew Goodman
New York City
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Meridian
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Sudan Links Arms to Gbenye Rebels Amid Congo Crisis
Planeloads of weapons en route to Khartoum and then Juba are linked to Congo rebel forces led by Christophe Gbenye. Officials confirm shipments passing through Khartoum with plans to supply rebels opposing Moise Tshombe's government.
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Congo
Christophe Gbenye
Peking
Moise Tshombe
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Juba
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U.A.R
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Africa
Bunia
Kibali-Ituri
Lake Albert
Pope Paul VI Flies Home After World Poverty Plea
Pope Paul VI returns to Rome from a four day Asia mission amid a global push to fight poverty. He met leaders, walked among the destitute in Bombay, and urged nations to redirect arms spending to aid nutrition clothing shelter and medical care. Italian Senator Giacinto Bosco urged funding a world anti poverty fund.
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Governors push for new leadership of GOP at Colorado talks
18 Republican governors and governors elect gathered at Gov. John A. Love's mansion to draft a statement seeking changes in party leadership. They avoided naming Dean Burch and signaled a desire for a more progressive leadership while preserving Goldwater’s influence. Fannin planned to join later, and some governors urged restructuring of the National Committee and state committees.
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Wyoming
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Washington
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Maine
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Rhode Island
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Illinois
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Smylie
Scranton
Arizona
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Republican National Committee
Volpe
Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Through Sunday
Mostly fair conditions continue through the weekend with a slight rise in temperature. Today’s high is 15 to 20 with tonight’s low from zero to 10 above.
Schedule of Pages Late News Area Editorial VS Marketing
The page indicates sections for late news area, editorials, market, sports, teen, farm and turnover. It outlines the layout and references page numbers for each topic.
Talks Between Rusk and Gromyko Yield Little Policy Change
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met at U N headquarters to explore possible agreement areas in East West disputes. Officials expect no abrupt Soviet policy shift, though Gromyko may seek common ground on disarmament trade and other topics as the U N finance crisis and Congo dues deadlock persist.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Kremlin
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Germany
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Zambis
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Assembly
China
United States
Johnson
Classifieds Invite Holiday Gift Ideas
Readers are urged to explore the classified want ads for gift ideas with Pick-A-Present features daily through Christmas. The section promises a convenient way to shop and discover presents for everyone.
Congressional promise to review British and U.S. discount rate hikes
House subcommittee chair Henry Reuss pledged a congressional review of the British and American discount rate increases. He urged monetary reform to reduce reliance on the dollar and pound, arguing the current system pressures the U.S. and Britain to accept harmful domestic policies. He also criticized the Fed for raising rates and cited Patman’s similar concerns and an estimated $10 billion annual cost to Americans.
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House International Finance Subcommittee
Wisconsin Democrat
Reuss
United States
Britain
U.S. Federal Reserve System
Johnson
Reuss’ Group
Patman
Traffic Deaths State Today Versus Year Ago
A concise Iowa overview compares traffic fatality counts for today with figures from a year ago. The brief notes the totals as reported for the state and highlights changes in death tolls since the previous year.
Premier Chou En Lai to visit United Arab Republic next March
Al Ahram reports Chinese Premier Chou En Lai will visit the United Arab Republic next March and then tour Arab countries in Asia starting with Iraq. Chou visited Cairo late last year.
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al Ahram
Chou En-lai
China
United Arab Republic
Chou
Asia
Iraq
Freshman Nursing Class at Naeve Hospital Highlights Richard Johnson
Richard Johnson of Frost Minnesota leads the lone male in a freshman nursing cohort at Albert Lea's Naeve Hospital. He notes enjoyment of the program after a semester at Wartburg College. The accompanying photo shows classmates from Iowa towns and colleges in varied seating and standing positions.
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Frost, Minn
Albert Lea
Naeve Hospital
Richard
Wartburg College
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