Mrs Kennedy Seeks Quiet Weekend After JFK Death
Mrs John F Kennedy plans a private anniversary weekend with family at home or on Long Island to mark her husband's death. She will skip memorial Masses, will have her sister Lee Radziwill and other Kennedy siblings with her, and birthday celebrations for John Jr and Caroline are expected next week.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
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St. Matthew's Cathedral
Washington
Peter Lawford
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Holy Cross Cathedral
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
London
Stephen Smith
National Magazine
Dallas
Little Kennedys
John, Jr
Caroline
UN debate on observer status stirs Cold War tensions
Thant proposed allowing non members to observe UN deliberations, prompting swift reactions from South Korea and others. The idea sparked talk of extending observer status to East Germany North Viet Nam North Korea and possibly Communist China though officials suggested China would not accept. South Korea condemned granting recognition to a “negative provocative puppet group.” In San Francisco another case arose as Army private Eisner sought a court order to resist beard shaving, claiming it could trigger his induction for absent meetings.
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Thant
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New York
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Army Reserve
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Brussels
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Ascension Island
Leopoldville
Punia
Lowa
Lualaba
Upper Congo
Congo
U S Begins Rebel Talks With Congo Rebels in Nairobi
UPI reports the United States and Congo rebels will meet in Nairobi to discuss freeing white hostages held in Stanleyville. 800 Belgian paratroopers were flown into strike range to back the talks, with U.S. and Belgian sources citing humanitarian aims.
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Ascension Island
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California
William Atwood
Nairobi
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Organization of African Unity
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MLF Gets Nowhere At NATO Parley
Paris UPI reports NATO parliamentarians closed a five day meeting divided on the U S plan for a Multilateral Nuclear Force. A noncommittal 27 to 0 vote with 13 abstentions urged exploration of all approaches while not taking sides for or against the Polaris fleet idea.
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UPI
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Red China Attacks Khrushchev as Buffoon on Coexistence
Tokyo dispatch says Red Flag editorial of China's Communist Party accuses Nikita Khrushchev of revisionism and failing policies, praising his fall and listing alleged crimes from Cuba weapon removal to support for peaceful coexistence. The piece cites New China News Agency broadcast.
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UPI
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
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Red Flag
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Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Cuba
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Marina Oswald Likely To Remain In Hospital
Marina Oswald continues hospitalization for stomach pains on the anniversary of JFK's death. Doctor Robert Bishop said she is resting comfortably and not seriously ill, with no public details given. Treatment response will determine when she may be released, possibly next week.
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Dallas
UPI
Marina Oswald
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Robert Bishop
Aiken criticizes Rowley on maple syrup aid delay
Senator George Aiken blames Vermont Agriculture Commissioner Raymond Rowley for slowing a federal push to sell 30,000 gallons of surplus maple syrup. Aiken said AMS was urged to find buyers quickly to help producers pay loans, noting delays after a Louisville meeting. He pledges to push for faster sales outlets.
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UPI
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Fheday
Vermont
Raymond Rowley
Aiken
Federal Agriultural Marketing Serice
AMS
Fowley
Louisville
Veremont
Inside Columnist Ron Cohen on Green Mountain Park Finance
Columnist Ron Cohen analyzes mounting financial problems at Green Mountain Park and their impact on operations and community support. The piece outlines budget gaps, fundraising shortfalls, and potential remedies discussed with officials.
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Ron Cohen
Green Mountain Park
Pentagon flood of pleas over base closings in 196x
Washington UPI reports lawmakers state officials and mayors urged blocking about 80 military base closures as Defense Secretary McNamara sticks to sweeping cuts. Critics warn jobs losses while supporters say private industry can absorb work and boost the economy. a key senator vows careful review.
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UPI
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Naval Shipyard
Strategic Air Command
California
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Maritime Trades Department
Afl-Cio
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Moe Namara
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Department of Defense
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kennedy
Naval Facility
Way Cleared For Ford Settlement
DETROIT Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a Sterling Michigan chassis plant agreement Friday night clearing the way to resume Ford car production next week. UAW Local 228 planned a Sunday ratification meeting at the University of Detroit Field House as assembly plants nationwide were set to restart by late November with about 80 000 Ford workers still laid off from the strike.
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United Auto Workers
Sterling
Mich
Ford
UAW
University of Detroit
Wayne
Michigan
San Jose
Calif
Gilman Negotiators Strike Agreement
Gilman Paper Co reached a tentative deal with 250 employees on strike for four months. Local 41 of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Papermill Workers will vote on ratification Wednesday. Details remain undisclosed. Also on strike are 50 members of Local 119 of the United Paperworkers and Papermakers Union with no negotiations scheduled.
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UPI
Gilman Paper Co
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Papermill Workers
United Paperworkers and Papermakers Union
Connecticut and Massachusetts Reopen Woodlands After Drought
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody and Connecticut Governor John N. Dempsey announced that state woodlands would reopen following rainfall easing a seven month drought. Peabody extended hunting and trapping seasons by a week and urged continued caution as forecasts suggested more rain. Officials hoped a Midwest storm would bring further relief to New England farms and industries.
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UPI
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