Guinean Crowds Storm U S Embassy Grounds
Angry crowds in Conakry stormed the U S Embassy grounds and attacked the residence of Ambassador Robinson McIlvaine amid claims of a U S-Ghana conspiracy to kidnap 19 Guinean diplomats. Police sheltered the residence as tensions rose and crowds shouted anti American slogans.
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U.S
African Republic of Guinea
United States
Ghana
Conakry
Robinson McIilvaine
McIlvaine
Accra
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Addis Ababa
Washington
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Tanzania
Egypt
G.lambert Ronstrom
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Pan Am
Haile Selassie
Mammo Taddese
Louis Lansana Beavogui
Strike Imminent Against Westinghouse
Nationwide strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp. looms as IBEW and the company clash. Federal mediator William Rose warned a walkout could idle up to 75,000 workers across 30 states if other unions do not cross the picket lines. Contract talks broke off.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
William Rose
Stolen Masterpiece Found Hidden in Trash Basket
A prankster stole Correggio's Madonna and Child with St. John from the Chicago Art Institute and hid it in a trash basket by Grant Park's band shell after a lengthy escape. The work, damaged but recoverable, was later found and prepared for display as police traced the mystery origin and the thief's notes.
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Chicago
UPD
Haleloween
Chicago Art Institute
Correggio
Band
Shell
Grant Park
Antonio Allegri
Art Institute
Michigan Avenue
Ultra-Right Minutemen Jailed In Northeast Plot
NEW YORK police jailed 20 ultra rightist Minutemen in scattered precincts awaiting Grand Jury action into a plan to destroy left wing study camps in three northeastern states. Authorities said the move was a precaution to prevent the prisoners from aiding the alleged plot.
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New York
UPI
Women Continue Picketing Bennington Supermarkets
Picketing and boycotts by about 60 women continued at three Bennington supermarkets led by Mrs. Mary Brillon who said gains will force price reductions. Demonstrations spread to First National A P and Grand Union with cars, planned car pools, and a Tuesday meeting to organize further actions as shoppers seek discount stores.
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Mary Brillon
Sears
Benmore
Grand Union
First National
Oneida
Super Duper
Inside UVM College of Medicine Names a New Dean
An article announces the College of Medicine at UVM naming a new dean, detailing his prior positions and the expected impact on the program. The piece notes leadership transitions and the dean’s planned initiatives to strengthen research and education within the campus medical system.
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UVM College of Medicine
President Johnson Nears End Of Far Eastern Trip
President Johnson wraps up a 25 000 mile Far Eastern journey with a stop in Seoul Korea amid massive crowds. He warned Communist China that any nuclear weapons it develops can and will be deterred. The trip began in Malaysia where clashes left one dead and two wounded as demonstrations followed his arrival. Johnson pledged defense for South Korea and thanked allies for sending troops to Viet Nam and Korea. He greeted Park Chung Hee and rode through crowded streets before a Camp Stanley visit and an Alaska departure plan back to Washington.
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Seoul
UPS
Johnson
South Korea
China
United States
U.S
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
United States Information Service Center
Texas
Kimpo
Ladybird
Park Chung Hee
Park
Republic of Korea
Camp Stanley
Demilitarized Zone
Alaska
Washington
Red China
Peking
Bijur Negotiators Move Toward New Two Year Contract
Officials of Bijur Lubricating Corp and United Electrical Local 295 began negotiations to avoid a midnight contract expiry. Plant manager Thomas Rogers expected a final two year deal today. Union president Fayette Colvin said a strike option remains if needed and wage increases tied to cost of living are key.
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Bijur Lubricating Corp
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Local No. 295
Thomas Rogers
Bijur
Fayette Colvin
Colvin
Police Seek Dynamite Blast Perpetrators
State Police and local authorities investigate a dynamite blast Sunday night at Fair Haven Grade School playground. Five to six sticks were set off, breaking several windows but causing no injuries in the north Fair Haven area.
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Fair Haven
UPI
Eisenhower Calls for Greater Viet Nam War Effort
Former President Eisenhower urged throwing more U S military power into South Vietnam to end the war quickly. He criticized gradualism and touted universal military training for 18-year-olds while praising U S servicemen and Westmoreland. He warned against a business as usual approach and emphasized protecting freedom.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
South Viet Nam
U.S. News & World Report
America
Viet Nam
Federal Treasury
Weather forecast text to be concise and clear
The forecast notes a cloudy night with a low mostly in the 40s and a risk of a few showers late night to the north. Tuesday brings cloud cover and likely showers with a slight warming trend. Yesterday's high reached 40 and low 20 with 7 am reading of 24. sunset 4 44 pm and sunrise 6 27 am.
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Pumpkin Head
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Hoosick Falls
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Rose
National Labor Relations Board
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Bennington
Queens County Dist
Nat H. Hentel
New Jersey
Connecticut
Hentel
Queens
Henter
U.S. Army Reserve
Staten Island
Rioter
U.S. Information Service
Kula Lumpur
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Aberfan
Wales
Vermont
Masons
Walloomsac Company
William C. Westmoreland
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