Red Terror Spreads to West Java Amid Military Action
Antara reports Communists attacked non Communist leaders homes in Tasikmalaya West Java and desecrated mosques. In East Java 500 youth wing members clashed with security forces at Dukuh Karanganjar with 1 soldier and 4 rebels killed and 16 youths captured. Martial law sanctioned in Jakarta and central Java.
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Heavy fighting in central Viet Nam yields hundreds of enemy killed
U S combat troops report 92 Communist guerrillas killed and 26 captured in central Viet Nam over two days. 1st Air Cavalry near Plei Me claim 88 killed and 26 captured with 26 suspects taken. Also 4 Viet Cong killed near Qui Nhon as air power strikes multiple sites north of Hanoi and along the coast.
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Haiphong
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Fairfield
Ohio
Arsenal Found In Klansmen Auto After Cross Burning
Georgia chief Leo Blackwell testified he arrested five Ku Klux Klan members after a cross burning and found an arsenal in their car. The incident, dated April 24, 1964, was linked to a disorderly house raid and Nacirema Inc. inquiries.
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News At A Glance Wide elections grip NYC NJ and VA
Scattered races surface in New York City New Jersey and Virginia as Republicans push for a comeback. Indian and international issues feature Vietnam United States air cavalry operations and political shifts across the board.
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Chuckle About Chips and Rams in Wry Phrase
A brief witty line notes that the chip on a ram’s shoulder is often just an ark island of humor. Stated with a light, period voice reflecting WRR General Features content.
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Florida Straits Hit By Stormy Weather
Miami report describes stormy seas in the Florida Straits blocking Cuban refugee departures to Key West. The Coast Guard cutter McCullough rescued nearly 400 people from boats and drifters as Fidel Castro halted further departures due to dangerous conditions.
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Afro-Asian Summit Parley Falls Apart
In Algiers the Afro- Asian summit meeting collapsed amid Soviet China tensions. Foreign ministers halted plans for a conference now boycotted by Red China and others, delaying inclusion of the Soviet Union and dashing Bandung anniversary hopes.
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Vatican to close Ecumenical Council with public ceremonies
Vatican sources say plans to close the Ecumenical Council include dual public ceremonies on December 7 and 8. The December 7 session would be held publicly in St. Peter's Basilica.
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Maine faces loyalty vote on six bonds and three amendments
Light turnout expected in Maine as sun shines for statewide referendum on six bond issues totaling about 27.5 million and three constitutional amendments. Deputy Secretary Linwood F. Ross projects about 75,000 voters, or 15 percent, with polls open until 8 pm and some precincts to 9 pm. elections in Westbrook and Bridgton for vacant House seats.
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Key Elections Spark Watch On Mayoral Races And Governors
In New Jersey, Virginia, and several Eastern cities including New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland, Republicans challenge Democratic incumbents. The New York City mayoral race pits Abraham Beame against John Lindsay with William Buckley Jr. also in the field. Other contests include Ohio, New Jersey and Virginia legislative races and a notable Ohio seventh district congressional race.
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William J. Story
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Kentucky
Clarence J. Brown Jr
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James A. Berry
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Robert F. Wagner
Paul R. Screvane
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Hughes
Dumont
Eugene D. Genovese
Rutgers University
Genovese
Rutgers
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