Rumors of overthrow as Dominican capital sees renewed gunfire
In Santo Domingo fresh fighting in the capital left three dead and seven wounded. President Hector Garcia Godoy held an emergency cabinet session while US diplomat Ellsworth Bunker aided efforts to curb rebel sniping. The government shut nonofficial radio stations and troops prepared in the suburbs as the situation cooled.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Feble
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Francisco Caamano Dena
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Washington
Garcia-Godoy de
Radio
Garcia-Godoy
OAS
Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
Navy
Victory Hill housing fate to be decided October 28
Victory Hill's 23 acre housing site fate hinges on a New York meeting on October 28 with Mayor Romo Del Gallo and local Housing Authority officials, and federal official Herman Hillman of the Public Housing Administration. If sale offered, price set by an appraiser within 10 days.
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Victory Hill
New York City
Romo del Gallo
Housing Authority
Herman D. Hillman
Public Housing Administration
HiMaan
del Gallo
Ziacre
Benedict Road
Federal Public Housing Administration
Hillman
Silvio
Earier
Government Services Administration
GSA
Pittsfield
New York
City Hall
Raymond L. Haughey
Haughey
Arthur C. McGill
Five Day Forecast Temperatures With Light Showers
The forecast shows temperatures through Monday averaging 2 to 1 degrees above normal. Cooler conditions are expected Friday and Saturday. Little change in temperature Sunday and Monday. Showers are expected tomorrow night and again around Sunday.
Silent Imperial Wizard Refuses to Answer on Klan Funds
Congressional investigators probed the Ku Klux Klan led by Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton as he again refused to answer questions, citing possible self incrimination. Evidence showed 1964 65 bank deposits of 18036.85 and a 1965 tax return totaling 18487.50, plus formation of Heritage Enterprises Inc and meetings of state Klans at the Dinkler Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham in 1964. Shelton wife Betty Lou Shelton and employee Carol Long also declined to testify.
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Washington
UPI
Robert M. Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Donald Appell
Shelton
Alabama Rescue Service
United Klans of America, Inc
First National Bank of
William C. Perkins
Northport
Donald ‘Eb. Luna
Birmingham
R. J. W. Kimball Jr
Calvin F. Craig
Atlanta
Heritage Enterprises Inc
Grand Dragons
Dinkler-Tutwiler
Pickup
Betty Lou Shelton
Wizard
Carol Long
Long
Air Pollution Bill Signed Requiring 1963 Model Exhausts
President Johnson signed the air pollution bill in his hospital room. The act requires exhaust controls on all cars starting with 1963 models and creates a federal program for research and aid to reduce solid waste. Observers included about a dozen lawmakers and Vice President Humphrey.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
John Gardner
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Doctors OK President's Release From Hospital
President Johnson's doctors say he may leave Bethesda Naval Hospital any time after tonight. Presidential secretary Bill Moyers said Johnson will remain at the hospital tonight and get further word later on plans to depart. Doctors announced the gall bladder operation and kidney stone removal yesterday after a late Tuesday night examination. This was his 13th day in hospital with average gall bladder stays estimated at 10 to 14 days.
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Washington
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hosital
Moyers
Cornell
Miller
Manhattan
U.S
Robert M. Mor-genthay
New York
LeMoyne College
Rebels in Indonesia Slay Two Officers
Rebels in Indonesia kill two senior army officers Col. Katamso and Lt. Col. Sugiono in Central Java near Jogjakarta where the capital held by rebels. Bodies found Tuesday, military honors planned. Sukarno government aims to strengthen ties with China and sustain the Peking Jakarta axis after August discussions with cabinet members.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Java
Radio
Sukarno
Viet Cong Attacks Leave U S Helicopter Crew Dead
In central highlands Viet Cong assaults clash with government forces as a U S Army helicopter is shot down killing four Americans. Estimates say 150 to 200 guerrillas died, while a 300 mountain tribesmen and 10 advisers held off hundreds near Plei Me. Casualties mount on both sides. Nearby Ba Long valley sees fierce fighting with 94 Viet Cong bodies counted.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Plei Me
Bamboo Bridge
Ba Long
Suioga
Pleiku
U.S
Muddle Masks Vietnam Raid Amid Beach Pebble Error
In Poole England Mrs May Amatt accidentally picked a phosphorus fragment thinking it a beach pebble. Viet Cong clashes near Pleiku and Hue left light Vietnamese casualties and substantial enemy losses including weapons. a US helicopter was shot down and a patrol from the Pleiku camp went missing.
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Poole
England
UPI
May Amatt
GE Leader Urges Pittsfield Walkout Canceled
GE executive Britton W. Saterlee urged Local 255 to call off a planned Friday walkout by about 1000 workers in the power transformer department. He warned the action could have very serious long term effects on jobs at the Pittsfield plant as union officials maintained the event remains scheduled. The walkouts have followed GE's rejection of 56 grievances after multiple steps in the grievance procedure.
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Pittsfield
General Electric
LUE
Britton W. Saterlee
Local 255
Saterlee
Draft card burning plan stirs U S protest response
UPI reports Catholic Peace Fellowship officials say a movement aims to flood courts with draft card burnings amid rising antiwar protest. Miller, 22, Syracuse, was jailed in New York for burning his draft card as part of demonstrations. scrutiny grows as organizers vow more actions including a Washington march.
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Manchester
N.H
Catholic Peace Fellowship
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
Thomas Cornell
Catholic Fellowship
New York
David J. Miller
FBI
New Hampshire
Hooksett
Cornell
Miller
Syracuse
Thomas Haessler
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
Haessler
New York Magazine
Ralph Ginzburg
Fact Magazine
Newsmen
Johnson in Trouble Says Tass Reports U S Worries
The Soviet Tass news agency claims the Johnson administration is seriously worried by Viet Nam demonstrations. It says Washington misuses anti communism to suppress the Nov 27 antiwar march and notes Johnson personally handles the issue while seeking to counteract the protests.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Tass
Johnson
Asia
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
America
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
Blond image replaces U N magazine cover in Moscow ban
Soviet authorities ban the Amerika magazine after redistributing 60 000 copies to Helsinki and Finland. The back cover originally showed Nag symbols for Nationalist China, which Moscow did not recognize. A new cover features a typical blonde American coed in a bulky sweater, unrelated to the periodical.
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Moscow
United States
Helsinki
United Nations
Soviet Union
China
Finland
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Long-Sought Gang Victim Slain in Boston
Ex convict Edward J McLaughlin known as Punchy was shot at a West Roxbury bus stop en route to his brother's murder trial. He was hit by multiple shots as he approached a bus and died at the scene. A getaway car was seen leaving the area and a second man drove. Police protected the bus driver who witnessed the attack. A Boston radio station manager received a threatening anonymous call tied to the shooting.
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Boston
UPI
Edward J
Punchy) McLaughin
Zangland
Massachusetts
McLaughlin
West Roxbury
Giniman
WMEX
John Fitzpatrick
Bne Pital
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Tamso
Sugiono
Jogjakarta
Miwat
Hue
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Antiwar Group
Ginzburg
Eros Magazine
U.S. Supreme Court
Lower Manhattan
St. Anselm's College
St. Anselm's
Res Cral
Ident
Richard Rothstein
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Red
Liberation Radio
Hsin Hua
Communist Press Agency
Africa
Latin America
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Fifth Avenue
Peking
Rothstein
Citizens
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington State University
National
Jaycees
Citizens Committee
Eisenhower
Culpeper
Michigan State University
William Webb
Detroit
West Virginia State College
Glen Knapp
Huntsville
VFW
James Skidmore Sr
The
Executive Council of
United Church of Christ
Amerika
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