U.S. envoys snub Soviet Revolution anniversary
With White House approval, the State Department ordered top Washington and Moscow diplomats to skip the 53rd anniversary celebration of the Russian Revolution to protest Russia’s refusal to release two American generals. Only Richard Davies was designated to attend the Soviet embassy reception in Washington.
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UPI
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State Department
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Richard Davies
King
United States
Turkey
John F. King
Seninakan
Edward C. D. Scherrer
Claude M. McQuarrie, Jr
James P. Russell, Jr
Civat Danli
Suleyman Demirel
UAW GM talks inch toward settlement deny imminent
UAW head Woodcock told delegates a settlement is not imminent as talks near a national bargain end. He urged local settlements to aid a national accord and warned of strike benefits ending by Nov. 30. Cabinet officials attended, while observers noted movement toward an agreement.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Nevada district attorneys change by laws, officers lose
The Nevada District Attorneys Association changed its bylaws last September to allow a January election of officers. In Tuesday’s election the president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer all failed to win reelection.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Nevada District Attorneys Association
Pell appeals to Hanoi to permit POW contact
United Nations dispatch reports Sen. Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island urging North Vietnam to allow contact with U S prisoners of war. Pell, part of the U S delegation at the General Assembly, called it a simple international responsibility to respond to Thant and the Red Cross and allow camp inspections.
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UPI
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
North Vietnam
U.S
Pell
General Assembly
General Thant
International Red Cross
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Bombs Kill One in Tel Aviv Bus Station
Two Arab guerrilla bombs exploded at Tel Aviv's main bus station injuring 34 and killing a man. Police restrained mobs as shrapnel wounded many travelers minutes before Golda Meir returned from overseas. Israel blamed guerrillas and vowed not to renew peace talks under U.N. envoy Gunnar.
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United Press International
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
United States
Canada
Britain
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Gunnar
Beirut
Wasfi Tel
State
Rescuers find 14 survivors of Caribbean Mist shipwreck
Fourteen of 18 crew members aboard the 268 foot vessel Caribbean Mist were rescued after a night in 25 foot seas off Morehead City North Carolina. Five survivors were found in the Atlantic in life jackets and nine others on a raft. Coast Guard air sea search continued for four missing including the captain. The ship was en route from the Guianas to Baltimore with bauxite when it sank during a winter storm.
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Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Vincente Rodriguez
Florida Inter-Islanding Co
Miami
Cunningham Navigation of
Nassau
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Guianas
Baltimore
Duke University
Ragneald Sandoy
U S sues GM to notify owners on pickup wheel defect
The government sues General Motors under the 1966 Auto Safety Act seeking to force GM to notify about a suspected wheel rim defect on 200,000 three quarter ton pickups from 1960 to 1965 and to seek $400,000 in damages. Ralph Nader had claimed design flaws and the safety bureau and Justice Department press for owner notifications and enforcement actions.
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Washington
Chevrolet
GMC
Ralph Nader
Wilmington
Del
Nader
National Highway Safety Bureau
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Bureau
William D. Ruckelshaus
Safety Bureau
General Motors
U S launches new high spy satellite for long range alerts
At Cape Kennedy a large 1800 pound satellite is launched to detect infrared radiation from rising rockets and provide nearly 30 minutes warning of a long range missile attack. It will surveil Russia and Red China for treaty violations and support NORAD with quicker alerts than ground radar, then move to an orbital station above the Indian Ocean.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
United States
Russia
Red China
North American Air Defense Command
Indian Ocean
Variable Cloudiness With Warmer Temperatures Expected
A forecast notes variable cloudiness today and a rise in temperatures to the mid 50s. The outlook suggests a mild day with light winds and higher afternoon readings.
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Duncan A. Campbell
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Boris Klosson
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Morehead City, N.C
Philip Jeffrey Marquis
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