Rhodesia Governor Gibbs Wins A Point In Stand
In Salisbury Rhodesia Sir Humphrey Gibbs the deposed British governor regained a police guard at Government House after threatening letters were revealed. Prime Minister Ian Smith asserts the threats and vows government action while Gibbs and Lady Gibbs walk their dogs and thank Queen Elizabeth II for a knighthood. In Washington the US Communist Party is convicted of failing to register as a Soviet agent, fined $230000 on 23 counts, with a likely appeal.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Government House
Humphrey Gibbs
Gibbs
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Smith
Government House Veranda. With Lady Gibbs
Hugh Beadie
Johannesburg
South Africa
Rhodesia
Beadie
Beade
Britain
Washington
U.S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
William B. Jones
Joseph Forer
Jones
Becaue
U.S
Gus Hall
Sir Humphrey Gibbs
Jan Smith
Africans Boycott Princess Margaret at U.N. reception
Africans at the United Nations boycotted a reception for Princess Margaret to protest Britain's Rhodesia policy. Delegations from General Assembly and Commonwealth missions skipped the event, with one diplomat confirming a boycott. The issue centers on Britain's stance toward Rhodesia and majority rule. Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon attended a luncheon hosted by U Thant afterwards.
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United Nations, N.Y
Princess Margaret
United Nations
Rhodesia
General Assembly
U.N
Africa
U.N. Security Council
Britain
Jan Smith
the Earl of Snowdon
U Thant
Weekend Weather Preview With Mix of Sun And Snow
Partly sunny and mild with a high near 43 as the weekend starts. Sunday turns warmer then a chance of rain or snow moves in late in the day.
12 Calls Prove Apartment Demand
If you have rooms or apartments to rent you may consider yourself lucky that Eagle Family Want Ads search for a tenant. This inexpensive ad brought about 12 replies. Stoddard Avenue six room half cutie. Oil heat 70 per month. Ads preferred. If you do not need a tenant now there are more than ten other classifications that will work. Read and use Eagle Family Want Ads. They're a good investment either way.
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Eagle Family
Stoddard Avenue
Cutie
AdUs
Angle Family
100 Shippers Struck In AMA bargaining dispute
Baltimore AP says the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots halted sailings of 100 shipping companies represented by the AMA in a nationwide strike over a general contract. The AMMI and AMA fa ces differ over money division while AMMIKI reached an agreement. No military cargo affected. Ships idle worldwide with possible ships on the West Coast.
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Baltimore
International Organization of Masters
American Maritime Association Co
AMA
U.S
New York
Association
American Merchant Marine Institute
AMM
AMMI
American Maritime Association
Coeds Must Treat Cotton Garments for Wormball Quarantine
In Lubbock Texas Tech fans plan to dramatize Cotton Bowl ambitions by wearing cotton garments to the Tech Arkansas game. Agriculture official D H Russell says a federal pink ballworm quarantine requires cotton moved from Texas into Arkansas to be treated before use.
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Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Texas Tech
D. H. Russell
Texas
Arkansas
NBA Scores: Celtics 129 Suns 103? Detroit 109 Baltimore 134
Celtics 129 103? Detroit 109 Baltimore 134 Philadelphia 14 New York 116? Cincinnati 103? The fragment lists multiple scores with unclear opponent names.
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Westmoreland Celebrates Unprecedented Victory in Viet Nam
Gen William Westmoreland praised heavy fighting in the central highlands as an unprecedented victory for U S forces. He said the 1st Cavalry Division drove the enemy from the battlefield in every action with some 1,500 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong dead. He noted higher American casualties but still small next to enemy losses and tied the campaign to a possible larger North Vietnamese push.
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Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
U. S
Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U.S
1St
Westmoreland
North Viet Nam
Gemini weekend strike may delay rendezvous at Cape Kennedy
A machinists strike against McDonnell Aircraft at Cape Kennedy threatens to push back the Gemini rendezvous. McDonnell moved 38 managers from St Louis to fill gaps while NASA warns schedule could slide if work does not resume by weekend. Gemini 7 was set for Dec 4 with Gemini 6 following nine days later to rendezvous.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
McDornnell Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
St. Louis
The
Tional Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDaniel
International Association of Machinists
W.J. Usery
IAM
Washington
Space
New Massachusetts teachers bargaining law draws fire
School leaders Harris and Sweeny criticize the new law taking effect in 90 days allowing public school teachers to select collective bargaining agents. Pittsfield boards faced with local unions, elections to be run by the Labor Relations Commission with possible rival groups. Critics warn the law may erode local control while supporters expect clearer negotiations.
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Harris
Eliana
William E. Harris
Massachusetts
Charles Sweeny
Quincy
Massachusetts Association of School Committees
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Teachers Association
Pittsfield Federation of Teachers
State Labor Relations Commission
Sweeny
New York
Weekend drive to restore Volpe tax program cut
Former Rep. Wallace B Crawford said a weekend push will seek to restore the 37 million cut from Gov. Volpe's sales tax plan in the Massachusetts House. Rep. Sidney Curtiss will move to reconsider votes on exemptions for automobile sales and corporate tax increases, with lawmakers noting absentees and lobbying by automakers.
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Crawford
Wallace B. Crawford
Volpe
House
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Valpe
Joel S. Greenberg
D-Pittsfield
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
AIM
General Electric
Raytheon
Gov. Volpe
Burlington GE Gets Defense Job
Burlington GE reports a 31.181 million Army contract for 40 millimeter grenade launcher sub systems for UH-1 helicopter, filling at its missile and ordnance department in Burlington. The Army Weapons Command order brings total Army contracts to 1.898 billion, including a 717 thousand award last June. The subsystems power the 40 mm launcher firing over 200 rounds per minute in Viet Nam era helicopters.
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Burlington, Vt
General Electric Co
Army
Army Weapons Command
Rock Island
Missile and Armament Department
Viet Nam
Man falls into abandoned well after car crash
Marengo Illinois William Sawallisch 63 told Deputy Sheriff he lost control of his car and stopped in a cornfield beside an abandoned well. He climbed out and fell into the dry shaft where a skunk lay at the bottom.
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Marengo, Til
William Sawalisch
Sawallisch
Marengo
Anthony Freels
Paris Police Affirm Death by Own Action of Spinster
Paris authorities say Baroness Sylvaine de Courtry aged 4 was found dead in her apartment two months ago and died by her own action. A police film shows a stand in simulating thrust of a retractable knife while bound hands and gagged. Investigation and questioning of friends and neighbors supported the ruling.
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Paris
Sylvaine de Courtry
Miss de Courtry
Drillmaster Cleared at Marine Court Martial
A Marine Corps drill instructor Staff Sgt Clyde E Cornelison 29 Cocoa Beach Florida was acquitted today of cruelty charges pressed by eight recruits in his boot camp platoon A six officer general court martial board deliberated for an hour before reaching the verdict.
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Parris. Island
D.C
UPI
Marine Corps
Clyde E. Cornelison
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Copper price rollback follows U S action on stockpile
New York AP reports the copper industry rescinded Friday’s price increase after the government decided to sell 200000 tons from its stockpile. Anaconda and Phelps Dodge cut prices two cents per pound to 36 cents, effective Monday. Kennecott had not raised prices. Secretary Fowler called stockpile sales a move to keep economic stability and urged partnership between business and government. Chile’s price boost had preceded U S action, while industry spokesmen argued the stockpile release eases excess demand rather than raises profits.
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New York
Anaconda Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
U.S
Chicago
the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Chile
Kennecott
Anaconda
Antipoverty Funds in Boston Unfrozen During Probe
The U.S. Labor Department unfroze about 1.8 million dollars for Action for Boston Community Development and the Neighborhood Youth Corps in Boston to continue work programs for roughly 1,800 youths. After a two day inquiry, Mark Battle said funds totaling around 2 million would remain available while an investigation proceeds.
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Boston
US Department of Labor
Mark Battle
Battle
U.S. Department of Labor
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McCarran
NBA
Tire
Kontum
Pleiku
Binh Dinh
By Richard K. Weil
By A. A. Michelson
Ganized
Berkshire County
Burlington
Executives Club of
Fowler
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