U S Proposal called Sham at UN in Viet Nam debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U Thant addressed a U N General Assembly debate on Viet Nam with calls to end bombing and withdraw forces. Goldberg of the United States outlined nonproliferation and base nonconfrontation, while North Viet Nam denounced U S proposals as hypocritical.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
U. S
Gromyko
U.N
U.S
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China
East Germany
United Nations
U Thant
Thant
Assembly
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Goldberg
East
West Germany
Democratic Republic
North Viet Nam
Nixon calls Goldberg Viet Nam pullout plan dangerously naive
Former Vice President Richard Nixon denounces UN Ambassador Arthur Goldberg's troop withdrawal proposal as dangerously naive. Speaking in Bartlesville during a Republican tour, Nixon urged President Johnson to reject the idea promptly, citing past Korea War losses when accords failed.
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Nixon
Bartlesville
Okla
Richard M. Nixon
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
Mrs. Alva Craw Dies at 66 in Bridgeport Hospital
Mrs. Alva Craw, 66, died at 7:05 p.m. yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital where she had been admitted on August 26. The obituary notes her residence and surviving family.
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Alva Craw
Bridgeport
East Sider Nabbed With Home Brew
Treasury agents with state and local police arrested Bridgeport man James H. Williams at 601 Newfield Avenue on possession of home made beer and wine. Officials seized 14 gallons of wine and beer and Williams faces federal charges of possession of non taxed paid distilled spirits and related state violations.
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Treasury
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Bridgeport
James H. Williams
Newfield Avenue
ULS
David Margolis
Margolis
Williams
Draft Deferment Passing Grades Across Majors
An analysis by Science Research Associates shows 81 percent scored passing grades in the draft deferment test. Humanities and physical sciences matched closely, with medians within two points for social sciences history engineering and biological sciences and medicines. Agriculture education and related majors had lower pass rates but average scores still reached 72 or higher.
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Tists
Science Research Associates
Hanoi denounces U S bombing plan and calls for NLF recognition
Soviet agency reports Hanoi condemns U S bombing in North Vietnam and accuses Washington of hypocrisy. It urges recognition of the South Vietnamese National Front for Liberation as the sole legitimate representative and criticizes U S pressure at the United Nations. Remaining text describes a murder investigation scene and police updates with no clear link to Hanoi remarks.
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United States
South Viet Nam National Front For Liberation
Viet Cong
U.S
Goldberg
Lyndon Johnson
South Viet Nam
NLF
United Nations
Viet Nam
LBJ
Sidekicks
Peace negotiations blamed for expanding war in Viet Nam
The text accuses imperialists led by Johnson and his accomplices of using fake peace talks to conceal rapid war expansion in Viet Nam, push for November U S elections, and counter global condemnation. It claims every mention of peaceful negotiations accompanies increased aggression.
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Ment Maicateca pAatcie Ud
Viet Nam
United States
USA
Johnson
Thirteen mob leaders hit with 1.3 million bail in NYC raid
Thirteen underworld chieftains were each ordered held on 100000 bail after Thursday’s La Stella restaurant roundup in Queens. Authorities say the men, dressed in fine clothes and carrying cash, are key figures in the Cosa Nostra and are questioned about major crimes including the Cannistrac slaying. The incident marks the largest roundup since 1957.
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New York
Underworld
Cosa Nostra
Queens
Atty
Nat Hentel
Cosa Nostra Power
Henzel
New York City
Gaetano
Lucchese
la Stella
Forrest Hills
Garciik
State Supreme Court
Joseph M. Conroy
Hentel
Joseph Cannistrac
Manhattan
UB Freshman Queen to Be Chosen Tonight
Connecticut's sole contestant Toby R. Lichter 18 of 84 Quinsey Drive is among six finalists for Freshman Queen. Lichter plans to study legal secretarial studies at Webster Secretarial School, a division of the Junior College of Connecticut. Student ballots decide the winner at a gymnasium dance tonight.
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Connecticut
Toby R. Lichter
Quinsey Drive
Weybster Secretarial School
Junior College of Connecticut
City Redistricting Hearing Set for October 11
A public hearing on city redistricting will be held October 11 at City Hall to review the present 16 aldermanic districts and 10 Assembly districts with maps. Kathleen Kane serves as secretary. The commission includes four Democrats, four Republicans, and Democrat Maiocco. Changes aim to balance voter numbers and will go to the Common Council then to the General Assembly or a referendum for potential 1967 city elections.
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Kathleen Kane
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Maiocco
Common Council
General Assembly
Seven-State Alert Issued For Alleged Abductor
Northampton Massachusetts state police issued a seven state alert for an alleged abductor. Jeremy Steele a 21 year old from East Hampton claimed a man jumped in front of his car in Hatfield on Tuesday and forced him into the trunk. Steele said he remained trapped until Friday morning when the car stopped on Route 128 near Dedham and the abductor released him.
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Northampton
Mass
UPI
Northampton Commercial College
Jeremy Steele
Easthampton
Hatfield
Boston
Steele
Route 128
Dedham
Bud
Prestige Mark For Us Florida Firm Retains City Bonds
Bridgeport's August 24 bond issue of 1.475 million saw the Florida National Group, lowest bid among 16, retain the bonds in its portfolio rather than reoffer them. City Treasurer Vincent M Simko called the action a prestige mark for Bridgeport, noting the bidders respected the city's triple A rating and credit history. The Florida group, tied to the duPont family interests, bid four percent interest plus a 737 dollar premium, with tax-free yield cited as advantageous.
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Bridgeport
Florida National Group
Northands
Vincent M.iSimko
Tnough
Florida Group
Simko
Hartford
Greenwich
Florida
duPont
London Rhodesia Deadlock Persists Amid Talks
London reports the Rhodesia issue remains deadlocked as Prime Minister Tan Smith tells the Rhodesian Front congress the end is in sight to negotiations with Britain. British officials decline comment while sources say London doubts unilateral independence will be recognized.
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Bulawayo
Rhodesia
UPI
Tan Smith
Rhodesian Front Party
Congress
Britain
London
Smith
Harold Wilson
Party Today to Mark Silliman Centennial
The Silliman company at 290 North Avenue marks its 100th year with an outdoor celebration this afternoon on company grounds.
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Silliman Centennial
Silliman Company
North Avenue
Johnson appeals to states to cut spending across federal aid
President Johnson urges governors at a briefing to accept smaller funds and enact about 3 billion dollars in federal outlay cuts. He cites a 1 billion dollar public construction target and 12 billion from state and local governments, with total federal grants and loans to the states at seven billion this year.
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Johnson
Frederick E. Silliman
Serandeen
Enraged Players and Fans Kill Somali Referee at Stadium
In Mogadishu at the national stadium a Public Works team and fans attacked referee Salah Mobarek after two players were sent off. Mobarek died 10 minutes after hospital arrival. Police arrested all members of the Public Works team and three others. stadium and club were closed.
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Somalia
UPS
National Stadium
Public Works Ministry
Mogadiscio Municipal
Salah Mobarek
Public Works
Mobarek
Public Works Team
Thant Accepts Invite to A U Assembly in Addis Ababa
Secretary-General U Thant has tentatively accepted an invitation to attend the Organization of African Unity heads of state and government assembly opening November 5 in Addis Ababa Ethiopia. The AP reports the meeting will discuss regional development and cooperation in Africa.
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United Nations, N. Y
A ‘Thant
Assembly of Heads of State
Organization of African Unity
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U.S. Reports Widespread Destruction in Vietnam Action
U S Marines report heavy fighting along the southern edge of the demilitarized zone near Gia Binh and along routes into the old Hastings area. A Marine unit counted 16 enemy dead after fire support from warships and air forces helped repel infiltrators from the 18th Regiment and the 3248 Division.
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17Th Parallel
South Viet Nam
41St Regiment
22Nd Divison
Saigon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Gia Binh
Hanoi
B52 Raids Near Zone Mark Fourth Bombing Run
Aerial strikes by B52 bombers from Guam hit enemy storage areas just north of a six mile wide zone in Vietnam. Marines near Dong Ha report facing three Red battalions totaling about 1500 men, possibly signaling a major Communist offensive as seasonal monsoon shifts approach in October.
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Guam
Mu Gia Pass
Dong Ha
South
Viet Nam
Red China
Youths Rob Package Store With Knife
Two youths threatened staff with a knife at a package store and grabbed the cash from the register before fleeing. At 10 p.m. Sgt George Pastor detained a suspect on Taylor drive who fit the description. The youth was questioned late last night by Detective Carroll.
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George Pastor
Taylor Drive
Carroll
Philadelphia man held for threats to kill president
Philadelphian 27 was arrested by Secret Service and FBI for threatening to kill the president. Charles Taylor, assistant special agent in charge, led the seizure at Marshall's home. Marshall, single and living alone, cooperated and was brought before U.S. Commissioner T Gene Leomporara, held on $15,000 bond. OBrien called him a harmless young man who had too much to drink.
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Secret Service
FBI
Charles Taylor
Marshall
U.S
T. Gene Leomporara
O'Brien
Gangland killings widen feud in Massachusetts driving deaths
Two cars were fired on in a Massachusetts road chase as bullets shattered windows and the vehicle speared into a swamp. Police say a submachine gun fired the mortal blows. The deaths rank 31 and 32 in a gangland feud involving the Charlestown McLaughlin brothers and James Buddy McLean of Somerville, linked to a series of slayings since March 1964.
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Charlestown
Boston
James
Buddy) McLean
Somerville
McLean
McLaughlins
State Prison
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