Rochester Bombings Linked? No Name Ties Found
Authorities failed to establish a link among a group of blasts that damaged the Monroe County offices, a federal building, two churches, and Dick Clark’s home in Rochester within a mile. Investigators note possible connections via dynamite sticks stolen from Brockport and three suspected bombing groups, with no timing devices found. Governor Rockefeller assigns a new statewide investigative lead to assess further action.
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N.Y
UPI
Federal
Monroe County
New Bethel Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Greater Bethlehem Pentecostal
Dick Clark
Operating Engineers Union
Brockport
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UAW Strike Against GM Enters Fifth Week
Detroit UPI reports the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors has stretched into its fifth week with little chance of a new three year contract being agreed.
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UAW
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
General Motors
U N debate sought by Egypt on Mideast
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad flies to New York to push the General Assembly for a major Middle East debate and a strongly worded resolution condemning Israeli actions. Prime Minister Golda Meir warns Israel will resume war if Egypt shoots after the cease-fire expires November 5.
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United Press International
Mahmoud Riad
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Riad
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt
Labor Party
Suez Canal
Meir
Security tightened on federal buildings
United Press International reports tightened security at all federal buildings after a wave of explosions and threats by militants. Open access restricted, guards on patrol around the clock. Bombings: Rochester, New York City, Orlando. three injured, multiple targets including churches and a union official home.
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United Press International
General Services
Robert L. Kunzig
Rochester
N.Y
New York City
Orlando
Fla
Revolutionary ‘‘Weatherman
New York
Nixon era of negotiations turns to recriminations in UPI report
Stewart Hemsley reports rising Western concern over U.S. Soviet tensions as Nixon aides reassess Moscow’s stance on the Middle East Cuba and Berlin corridors. Rogers plans to press Gromyko at the UN on ceasefire violations while seeking Soviet help for Indo China peace efforts.
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Stewart Hemsley
UPI
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
Kremlin
Moscow
William P. Rogers
Cuba
Berlin
Fevot
Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Gromyko
Pentagon
Hanoi
China
Agnew seeks Texas cash to elect GOP senators
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew visits Texas for money-raising talks with Dallas businessmen to back Republican efforts to win Senate control in the 1966 elections. He attacks Sen. Fulbright, Sen. McGovern, and Sen. Kennedy, plus the Council for a Livable World, urging Texans to support George Bush for Senate and Paul Eggers for governor while warning that a Bentsen victory would empower liberal leaders.
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Texas Cash
GOP
Dallas
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. Senate
Texas
Congress
William Fulbright
Dark
George McGovern
D-S.d
Edward M. Kennedy
The
Council For A Liveable World
McGovern
Amarillo
Council For A
Council
George Bush
R-Tex
Paul Eggers
Lubbock
Bush
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr
Fulbrights
McGoverns
Kennedys
California sea lions die from mysterious ailment along California shores
California sea lions on San Francisco beaches are dying or paralyzed amid an unclear illness. Researchers report 21 stranded seals in a month near the Golden Gate, with autopsies showing kidney inflammation and heart sac fluid. Authorities pursue lab results to determine if an epidemic is underway.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
John Marston
San Francisco Humane Society
California Academy of Sciences
Golden Gate
Richard Hubbard
Marine Mammal Study Center
Fremont
Calif
Hubbard
Marston
Goldberg fires aides over eggs hurled at Rockefeller
In New York a Democratic gubernatorial candidate Arthur J. Goldberg dismissed two campaign workers who had joined a heckler crowd throwing eggs at Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at a Lower East Side rally. Goldberg apologized to Rockefeller after meeting him at a parade hours later.
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New York
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldberg
Rockefeller
Peter Smith
Robert F. Kennedy
Arnold Seggara
John V. Lindsay
Lower East Side
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