Soviet Drops Push for IAEA Disarmament Resolution
At the IAEA general conference in Tokyo the Soviet bloc backed down on demanding appeals for total disarmament. Andrei Petrosyants, after Afro Asian group input, deferred the Soviet resolution and a Western counter resolution was not voted. The conference approved a revised inspection system for nuclear material and named Arne Sigvard Eklund to another term as director general while adding seven new governors from Austria, Colombia, South Korea, Pakistan, Yugoslavia, Ghana, and Tunisia.
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Tokyo
International Atomic Energy Agency
Andrei Petrosyants
IAEA
Soviet Union
Wrector
Arne Sigvard Eklund
Sweden
Austria
Colombia
South Korea
Pakistan
Yugoslavia
Ghana
Tunisia
Mexico Hit By Heavy Tropic Storm
Mazatlan and the states of Sinaloa and Nayarit were hit by cyclone Hazel. At least six people died and about 10,000 fled Mazatlan's low lying areas as shacks collapsed and floods swept highways and bridges. Officials put damage at around 10 million dollars.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Sinaloa
Nayarit
Cures Gas Gangrene Boy In Boston Hospital
Steven Reed ten year old of Athol is recovering after successful gas gangrene treatment at Children’s Hospital. Doctors report no remaining infection and say he is in good condition. He arrived after breaking two forearm bones in a fall from an apple tree and received four treatments in a pressure chamber. He will stay about two more weeks.
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Boston
Steven Reed
Athol
Children's Hospital
Eisenhower Denies Plot on Chiang
In Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower dismissed as an absolute lie a claim by Li Tsung jen that the United States sought to overthrow Chiang Kai shek in 1955. Chiang Ching-kuo called it psychological warfare and said Eisenhower authorized a categorical denial.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang
Eisenhower
Peking
Li Tsungjen
China
Ulbricht Leaves Moscow After Soviet Visit
Walter Ulbricht head of the East German Communist party departs Moscow after an official visit. During his stay Ulbricht and Soviet leaders denounced West German militarism and warned the Communist bloc would counter any West German nuclear arms buildup.
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Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Ulbricht
Communist Bloc
West Germany
Harvard Dean to discipline student for onfield blessing
Dean John Munro of Harvard says a senior who appeared on the field during halftime in clerical robes and simulated shaking holy water at the Harvard Holy Cross game will face disciplinary action. He declined to identify the student but called the stunt not in good taste.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
John Munro
Harvard University
Harvard Holy Cross
Munro
Wilson Kills Labor Revolt at Blackpool Convention
Prime Minister Harold Wilson steered the Labour Party through the opening phase of its annual convention in Blackpool. He and allies used argument and cajolery to deter open defiance on foreign, economic, and racial issues while urging loyalty and unity among 1600 delegates. Party chairs warned against rocking the boat as Labour, clinging to a slim Commons lead, faces pressure from left-wing members.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Labor
House of Commons
Wilson
Ray
Gunter
Former Captive of Viet Cong Malaria Victim
Donald Dawson 25, a former Viet Cong captive who returned from Vietnam on September 1 after months of searching for his missing brother Dan, was hospitalized Monday for malaria. He had been treated briefly in Saigon and Tokyo after release.
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Santa “Ana
Calif
Donald Dawson
Viet _Nati
Dawson
Dan
Saigon
Tokyo
Love's Light Falters in California Arrest
Willy Eaker remains jailed after a dispute with his girlfriend led to an attempted arson. A defective cigarette lighter prevented a fire at her residence, triggering a noise that woke the mother and prompted an attack. Eaker fled but could not start his car and was quickly captured by police.
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South Gate
Calif
UPI
Willy Eaker
Eaker
Baker
Dominican Violence Triggers Army Shakeup in Santo Domingo
President Hector Garcia Godoy announced a gradual military reorganization to restore peace after violent incidents in the capital including the fatal shooting of a high school student by a palace guard. New laws will detail demilitarization, rebel reintegration in 3 to 4 days, and police civilian control under the interior ministry.
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Manual Joaquin Castillo
Santo Domingo
Garcia-Godoy
Interior Ministry
Schools Closed By Anti British Demonstrations
In Aden, authorities ordered all secondary schools closed indefinitely to curb anti British demonstrations by students who skipped classes to join an independence movement. British curfew relief was reported in two oil town outskirts near the southern Arabian port city.
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Aden
API
Cambodian Prince Welcomed in Peking
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia arrives in Peking after a central China tour and receives a highly colorful welcome. One of his sons studies in Peking.
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Peking
Tokyo
New
China News Agency
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
China
Sihanouk
Peacock's Imperial Creme advertised for wrinkles and spots
A sprawling 6 day test claims Peacock's Imperial Creme can erase wrinkles, rough skin, and brown age spots on hands face and neck. The ad promises a full refund if unsatisfied after six days and lists a $2 price from England’s outlets.
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New York
England
Volpe weighs special message on birth control law
Gov. Volpe ponders submitting a special message backing a birth control bill with a prescription requirement. Two Harvard Medical School doctors and Rep. Dukakis urge action, arguing current law harms lower income people while those with means still access advice. Analysts doubt the governor will intervene, citing end of session and potential tax-law votes.
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Boston
Volpe
Harvard Medical School
Duncan E. Reid
David D. Rutstein
Michael C. Dukakis
D-Brookline
Statehouse
Viet Victim Had Hoped To Be Priest
Captain Humbert R. Versace, 28, a West Point graduate and combat infantryman, was executed after being captured by Viet Cong near Tan Phu. His family said he had hoped to become a priest and had written of his plans. He loved the Vietnamese people and wished to return to help them. Born at Scofield Barracks Hawaii, Versace lived worldwide as an Army family member.
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Baltimore
Viet Nam
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West Point
Humbert J. Versace
Ft. Meade
Versace
Army
Tan Phu Deep
Scofield Barracks
Hawaii
New Owners Seem To Put Northeast Airlines On Profits
Northeast Airlines shows a first eight months 1965 profit of 99000 amid 18.3 percent August traffic lift helped by Storer Broadcasting’s takeover and new jets. August revenue above 4.37 million with 168000 passengers. outlook hinges on fall and winter traffic before Florida service rebounds. CAB announced revised reopening procedures in the New York Florida renewal case impacting Northeast’s future.
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UPI
Northeast Airlines
Northeast
U.S
Storer Broadcasting Co
Miami
Joseph W. Cannon
Cannon
Florida
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Brooke Defers To Saltonstall In Senate Race
Boston Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke urges Senator Leverett Saltonstall to seek re election and says he would not run for the U S Senate unless Saltonstall bows out Brooke notes distress over speculation about political futures and adds he would not seek the nomination if there is no vacancy, underscoring his reluctance as a Black leader in national politics.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Senate
Saltonstall
Brooke
U.S
Dr Robert Tinlot Dies Leading Physicist
ROCHESTER NY Dr Robert Tinlot 43 a leading physicist died Monday in Strong Memorial Hospital after a 10 day illness He was a University of Rochester physics professor since 1950 and an expert in high energy physics He was the son of Gustave Tinlot a noted concert violinist He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Reasoner Tinlot and a daughter Andrea.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPD
Robert Tinlot
Strong Memorial Hospital
Tinlot
University of Rochester
Gustave Tinlot
Elizabeth Reasoner Tinlot
Andrea
TV Programs Depend On Viewer Reaction
Washington FCC Commissioner James J. Wadsworth says viewer displeasure, not regulation, will improve television quality. He urges audiences to write in to the FCC when they encounter bad programs, warning that the deafening click of sets being turned off will drive change.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
FCC
Bathing Too Often Harms Skin Says Doctor
Dr Ralph V Platou of Tulane Medical School warns in Memphis that a daily bath is unnecessary and often harmful. He says soaps strip natural skin secretions and urges bathing only when dirty or necessary.
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Memphis
Ralph V. Platou
Tulane Medical School
Platou
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