Red China rejects Soviet peace bid amid Sino Soviet feud
London reports say Mao Zedong's regime brusquely turned down a Kremlin peace conference proposal. Moscow sought preparatory talks early next year to replace the December 26 Congress, while Peking pushed to rehabilitate Stalin as a condition for any accord after five days of secret Moscow talks with Chou En-lai.
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London
UPI
Red
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Peking
Red China
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moderates Push Con Con for Vermont Reapportionment
A Vermont group of moderate Republicans asks the 1965 legislature to call a constitutional convention to revamp both chambers. Rep. Byron Hathorn proposes a 750 member con con with 246 community delegates and 500 by population, arguing voters gain more say and judges may extend deadlines. Gov Hoff opposes, and legality hinges on future court action.
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House
Senate
Hathorn
Cuba Seeks British Brains for Havana Research Center
London reports Cuba is recruiting British scientists for its Havana research center. Advertisements in the British press offer positions with minimum salaries of 11200 dollars annually. Work at the center is expected to begin early next year.
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London
UPI
Cuba
Britain
Havana
Peking Rejects U.N. Two-China Policy
Peking declared it would not accept a United Nations seat while Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government retained membership. The People’s Daily editorial, as reported by New China News Agency, states China will have nothing to do with the UN or its responsibilities as long as Taipei remains seated.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
United Nations
Chaing Kaishek
Peking
World Organization
Taipei
People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Burch Ouster Last On GOP Governors' Agenda
Republican governors split over calling for removal of National Chairman Dean Burch at a two day policy conference in Denver. Thruston B Morton warned against bloodletting while subcommittees were named to advise on organization, policy and leadership. Some support a civil rights stand. others debate a formal call for leadership changes.
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Denver
UPI
Dean Burch
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Burch
Colorado University
Young Americans For Freedom
Rockefeller
Romney
GOP
John A. Love
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
National Committee
Pope Paul VI urges global switch from arms to aid
Pope Paul VI urged nations to end the arms race and fund a world relief fund for nutrition, clothing, shelter and medical care. In Bombay he spoke to 200 journalists, met crowds estimated at one million, and visited hospitals and an orphan group before leaving for Rome.
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Bombay
India
Rome
Congress Press Center
World Fund
Matunga
Chabot Indicted In Deer Hunting Murder
A Caledonia County grand jury indicted Edward Chabot Jr., 47, for first degree murder in the deer hunting death of his wife Norma, 46, near Greensboro. Prosecutors said two rifle shots struck her in the car as they hunted on Nov. 15, and Chabot allegedly drove around for hours before alerting authorities. He pleaded not guilty and absent insanity and remains jailed pending mental observation.
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UPI
Caledonia County
Hardwick
Edward Chabot Jr
Norma
Chabot
Robert Rachlin
Greensboro
William Hill
Waterbury State Hospital
Matthew Caldbee
Rights murder suspects get bail in Mississippi case
Twenty one men were arrested by FBI agents in Mississippi in a case tied to the slaying of three civil rights workers. Among those named were Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price. Charges include conspiracy to violate civil rights and, for some, murder and knowledge of the plot. Bonds set at $5,000, preliminary hearing scheduled for December 10.
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Meridian
Miss
UPI
FBI
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Alabama
W. H. Johnson
U.S
Ester Carter
U.S. Naval Air Station
Rainey
Price
Philadelphia
Laurel Weir
Miss Carter
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Mississippi Summer Project
Meridian Naval Air Station
Johnson
Deer harvest record tops 14 337 in Vermont season
Ver mont sharpshooters bagged 14,337 deer, surpassing the 1962 record of 12,497. Windsor County led with 2,688 deer, Rutland, Orange, Windham and Washington counties following. A final report will be issued in January after remaining reports. bear harvest reached 321.
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Vermont
Fish and Game Department
Windsor County
Rutland County
Orange
Windham
Washington
Bennington
Mariner 4 faces delay but resumes Mars path
In Pasadena UPI reports US scientists delaying the Mariner 4 midcourse maneuver by a day after loss of stability. Ten hours later the probe regained control and was back on target for a second midcourse burn set for Saturday. If successful, Mariner 4 will fly by Mars on July 14 and return close up images.
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Calif
UPI
U. S
Mariner-4
Mars
Red Planet
Marine
Canopus
Deep Space Net
Woomera
Australia
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Earth
William H. Pickering
Russia
Mariner
Reds Again Warn U.S. On Viet Nam
Izvestia accused President Johnson of planning aggression against North Viet Nam and Laos and warned it would aid Hanoi against American encroachments. The Kremlin pledged assistance to a fraternal socialist state, as Brezhnev had indicated, amid claims of U.S. imperialism in Laos and reconnaissance flights over Pathet Lao territory.
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UPI
Izvestia
Johnson
Viet Nam
Laos
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Maxwell Taylor
United States
Pathet Lao
600 More Whites Rescued in Congo
In Leopoldville 600 more white people already held by rebels were rescued by Congo army troops and white mercenaries led by Maj. Michael Hoare after the mercy mission ended. Four additional white deaths were reported among relief victims, including a cleric and priest staff at Bunia.
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Leopoldville
The
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Bunia
Aries
Maj
Michael
Mad Mike
Stanleyville
Paulis
U. S. Air Force
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