Disputed Judgeship Nominee Discrepancy by Morrissey
Boston Globe report details Francis X. Morrissey claims residence in Georgia for six months in 1933 34 while seeking Massachusetts political and judicial posts. Senate panel retained nomination after clarification. critics call diploma mill charges and Georgia stay inconsistent with eligibility rules.
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Soviet Epic Novelist Mikhail Sholokhov Wins Nobel Prize
Soviet novelist Mikhail Sholokhov won the 1965 Nobel Prize in literature valued at 56 400 dollars. The Russia born writer is famed for And Quiet Flows the Don and Virgin Soil Upturned. The Swedish Academy cited his epic portrayal of the Don region and its people as the award reason.
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Navy Restores Sole Surviving Son Protection Policy
The Navy restored a policy allowing sole surviving sons to avoid combat by requesting noncombat duty. In force since 1949, the rule had been canceled over three years ago and resumes after a Navy study. Enlisted personnel completing a Vietnam tour will receive favorable handling for next assignments, with a three year relief from another tour unless they volunteer or the chief of naval personnel orders otherwise.
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Jakarta mob burns China's university in anti communist protests
About 80 youths shouted down with communism demanded the dissolution of the PKI and attacked the Chinese University dormitory in Jakarta. The two story building burned, several injured as troops intervened, amid a wider anti Communist rally and power struggle following the Sept 30 coup attempt.
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Aidit Said to Seek Sanctuary in Jakarta Embassy
Unofficial reports circulating in Kuala Lumpur claim Indonesian Communist party leader BD. N. Aidit is hiding in the Chinese Communist embassy in Jakarta. A diplomat said he was reasonably certain Aidit sought sanctuary from Chinese officials in the Indonesian capital to escape anti Communist mobs demanding his death.
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Britain Rebels Over Viet Nam Policy Debate
In Brighton the Conservative party signaled a shift away from Britain’s east of Suez military commitments amid opposition to American Viet Nam policy. Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces polling strength for Labour, while philosopher Bertrand Russell denounced Labor as pursuing an imperialistic line.
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Poet Randal Jarrell Dies After Collision in Chapel Hill
Poet Randal Jarrell, 52, was killed Thursday night near North Carolina Memorial Hospital after leaping into an oncoming car on U S 15 501 at about 7 30 pm. A Greensboro UNC English professor and 1960 National Book Award winner for Woman at the Zoo, Jarrell was born Nashville May 6 1914 and authored Blood for a Stranger Little Friend Little Friend and Selected Poems.
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Payments Deficit Cut More Payments Deficit Cut More
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler told business leaders that the United States is making further headway in cutting the balance of payments deficit in the second half of 1965. He forecast continued improvement into 1966 but cautioned the low $1.3 billion deficit of early 1965 may not recur.
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Five Day Forecast Temperatures Dip and Rise
The forecast shows temperatures through Wednesday averaging 2 to 5 degrees above the normal of 49. Cooler conditions are expected Saturday, milder on Sunday and Monday, then cooler again Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers are expected about Tuesday.
Vatican Council Exonerates Jews in Major Endorsement
The Vatican Ecumenical Council endorsed a declaration rejecting the idea that Jews are to blame for the crucifixion of Christ. It drops the term deicide and states Jews are not viewed as rejected by God, while awaiting papal promulgation likely by late October or November.
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Dutch Oppose Royal Marriage Beatrix
A petition committee in Amsterdam says it has over 500 signatures opposing Crown Princess Beatrix's marriage to a former German army officer. The group aims to record public unease about bringing a German into the Dutch royal family.
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Heavy Viet Cong losses reported in two Vietnam battles
South Vietnamese forces claim 218 Viet Cong killed in two days of fighting including 168 in a major Mekong Delta battle near Can Tho, with 37 Viet Cong prisoners freed and a AP photographer killed. Reports of other clashes and a failed general strike accompany a large December draft request.
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LBJ Sleepless With Pain After Gall Bladder Surgery
Washington UPI President Johnson woke several hours after a late-night nap due to pain near his gall bladder surgery incision. A White House spokesman said he retired at 11:30 p.m. EDT and rose around 2 a.m. before continuing awake in his room. Johnson planned a light hospital day with no visitors.
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New England River Basins Commission Approved
The Federal Water Resources Council unanimously approved a regional river basins commission for parts of Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and portions of New York in the Housatonic drainage. The plan funds private and state contributions totaling 30000 this year with federal cost sharing and a long range development agenda.
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Turks Give Demirel Comfortable Lead
In Istanbul official returns from the general election show Justice Party leader Suleyman Demirel, 41, securing a 30 seat majority in the new National Assembly. The party won 250 of the 450 seats, with Ismet Inonu's Republican People's Party at 134 and the remaining seats split among four other parties.
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Bayonet Drafting Started by Viet Army
Viet Cong leaders have drafted an estimated 30 000 to 40 000 men at bayonet point in the past month to match the U S buildup in Viet Nam. Top military sources say more than one regular North Vietnamese unit may be operating in the South, beyond the 10 000 man 325th division previously confirmed.
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What's in a Name Horse Thief Springs Calit
Police in Springs California seek a horse thief who stole two quarter horses valued at $2,000. The incident is under investigation and investigators request tips from the public.
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