Soviet Parade Displays New Monster Missile in Red Square
In Moscow Soviet leaders and 12 Communist heads watched a parade of six new rockets including a submar ine launcher and an antimissile as Rodion Malinovsky denounced U S military actions. Observers noted the 95 foot monster missile and other missiles with ranges up to 5000 miles. Temperature was 26 degrees with light snow as Kosygin and Brezhnev observed from the reviewing stand.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Chou En-lai
Red China
Kremlin
Lenin’s Tomb
Defense
Rodion Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Sailor Killed Near Bristol in Virginia Car Crash
A Bethesda Maryland sailor died of chest injuries after a head on collision on Route 633 seven miles north of Bristol Virginia. Charles Wade of Glasgow Kentucky was injured. two Bristol residents James Erwin Leonard and Paul Leonard were in serious and fair condition respectively. Gene Leonard was treated and released. McCue was with the USS Intrepid on leave.
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Bristol
Bethesda
Kentucky
Washington County
Virginia
Wytheville
David M. McCue
Bristol Memorial Hospital
Navy
Charles Wade
Glasgow
Wade
James Erwin Leonard
Paul Ernest Leonard
Gene Leonard
Leonards
Randolph St
McCue
Intrepid
Baby-Killing Lion Slain In Quebec Incident
In Quebec Friday night police shot and killed a pet lion that mauled 3 month old Manon Tanguay to death. The lion was kept by Georges Baker in a house owned by him where the Tanguays lived in basement apartments. Baker, previously convicted for possessing a public nuisance animal, faced fines and orders to dispose of the lion.
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Quebec
Manon Tanguay
Jean-Paul Tanguay
Sillery
Georges Baker
Tanguays
Bakers
Baker
Barry Goldwater Wins Arizona by 4859 Votes
In Phoenix Arizona Goldwater defeats Lyndon Johnson by a margin of 4859 votes as absentee ballots are counted. Final tallies show Goldwater 242443 to Johnson 237584 with Arizona awarding five electoral votes.
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Barry
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Congo Rebel Leader Declares Americans Prisoners of War
In Leopoldville Reuters report notes Congo rebel Christophe Gbenye, head of the Congolese Peoples Republic, says about 60 Americans and nearly 800 Belgians in Stanleyville are prisoners of war. He cites bombing by foreigners and seeks African mediation via OAU and Kenya.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Christophe Ghenye
Congolese Peoples Republic
U.S
Stanleyville
U.S. State Department
Washington
Gbenye
Kindu
Gheney
Popular Liberation
Gbeeneye
Moise Tshombe
Father Receives Term In Son’s Death Hit Run Case
Wilson T. Turner 37 was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter and leaving the scene in the death of his 12-year-old son Randy who was struck while biking home from school on September 10. He was arrested hiding in his attic.
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Bradenton
Fla
Wilson T. Turner
Turner
Robert Hensley
Randy
Grayson Man Held In Slaying On Friday Night
A 65 year old Grayson County man, Thomas G. Whitt, is jailed on a murder charge for the shotgun slaying of Everett D. Phillips, 45, of Independence, at Whitt's daughter's home in Mouth of Wilson. Phillips, a son of Mrs. Maxie Phillips of Castlewood, was shot with a 12 gauge shotgun. Funeral services are planned for Mills Chapel Church Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in Temple Hill Cemetery.
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Grayson County
Everett D. Phillips
Independence
Thomas G. Whitt
Phillips
Wilson
Whitt
Maxie Phillips
Castlewood
Kay Phillips
Martha Phillips
Clintwood
Leroy Herndon
Adam Cooley
Dante
Samuel Phillips
Police arrest 18 at Trailways bus terminal protest
New York AP report says 60 CORE members picketed Trailways offices at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. Police booked 18 for disorderly conduct after disrupting the demonstration and released 4 teenagers.
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Port of New York Authority
Manhattan
Trailways Bus Co
Port Authority
Eric Mann
CORE
Trailways
Mann
Red China vows eternal alliance with Soviet Union ties
TOKYO AP reports a Communist China official said no force on earth could break China's ties with the Soviet Union. He dismissed recent differences as temporary and resolvable, stressing a lasting friendship between the two Red powers.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Ford Strike Will Drag On
DETROIT AP The nine plant UAW strike against Ford Motor Co. likely will continue into next week as most local units had not scheduled new talks on plant disputes that halted production at four assembly plants, two stamping plants and three parts plants. The walkout followed failure to settle local contracts in six states, supplementing the national agreement reached Sept. 18. No weekend meetings were planned in Sheffield Alabama Wayne Ypsilanti Chicago Heights or Buffalo. A negotiation session was set for Monday at the Sheffield Ford aluminum foundry.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Sheffield
Ala
Wayne
Ypsilanti
20 Year-Old Hit and Run Case Revived in Celina
Newt Lee killed crossing Cumberland Mountains near Tompkinsville in 1944. Welby Lee pursued justice for 18 years until Grover Jones, 55, was arrested in Indianapolis and moved to Tennessee for trial on second degree murder charges. Jones faced extradition after a long investigation and court battles.
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Celina
Tenn
Newt Lee
Cumberland Mountains
Lee
Welby
Grover Jones
Indianapolis
Welby Lee
Jones
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Tennessee
Clay County
Grover
William Mercuri
Baxter Key Jr
Five Sicilian brothers born blind visit Rome zoo
Five brothers aged 4 to 15 from Campobello di Licata visited Rome's zoo after cataract surgery. They marveled at lions and monkeys, found elephants large yet white in appearance, and spoke of the animals with childlike wonder as they toured the Colosseum and met Pope Paul VI.
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Rome
Paolo
Calogero
Giuseppe
Gioacchino
Carmelo
Gaetano
Grazia Rotolo
Campobello di Licata
Caltanissetta
Pope Paul VI
Colosseum
Giacchino
Talks On NATO Started By Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened a round of NATO talks as Western Europe faces strains from Charles de Gaulle in Paris. The crisis prompts a possible redefinition of U.S. policy toward a tighter core with West Germany and Italy, amid shifts on nuclear forces and alliance unity.
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NATO
Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Netherlands
Josep Lhuns
Paul-Henri Spaak
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
Britain
Harold Wilson
George Ball
West Berlin
Paris
Western Europe
U.S
Italy
de Gaulle
France
United States
MLF
Japanese Cops and Students Clash at Yokosuka Naval Base
Riot police and about 1,000 demonstrators clashed twice in Yokosuka Japan near a U S naval base protesting planned visits by U S nuclear submarines. 134 police and demonstrators were injured and 31 students were arrested.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S
Zengakuren
Yokosuka Naval Base
U.s.japan
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Inside Sections and Features Index
The snippet lists sections such as Editorials Business Features Sports Now & Then and page numbers for Princeton Uncle Jack and other items, outlining the newspaper’s structure and feature placement.
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Princeton
Uncle Jack
Divers Find Old Wrecks In Virgin Islands Reef
San Francisco Chronicle columnist reports skindivers found two coral encrusted shipwrecks near Anegada Reef 14 miles east of Little Dix in the British Virgin Islands. One wreck shows heavy British cannons and a 1530 marked cannon. the other Spanish with three large cannons. Divers include West Stowell Kramer Harbich, with West a spear fisherman, Stowell a resort manager, Harbich maitre d hotel, and Kramer a chef.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Anegada Reef
Little Dix
British Virgin Islands
Stanton Delaplane
Delaplane
Paul West
U.S. Navy
Bill Stowell
11St Airborne Division
Albert Kramer
Wolfgang Harbich
West
Totola
Stowell
Dix Bay
Harbich
Kramer
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Cuba
Thomas Kanza
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Diallo Telli
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Grayson
Porter
Marvin E. Walsh
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Walsh
Red
Tompkinsville
Joseph R. MacDonald
Alfred
South Berwick
Russia
Special Association
Western
Naval Base
Virgin Islands Reef
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