Gemini 7 Crew Back From Space Voyage Heading Home
Gemini 7 spacemen Frank Borman and James Lovell prepared for final maneuvers for a safe return to Earth. After a long night, they settled into the last day of their endurance mission with confidence in their spacecraft's electrical system and optimism for a fiery homecoming Saturday.
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Houston
Tex
Earth
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Negro Gets Top Rights Position
Washington AP reports Roger Wilkins, a young Negro lawyer and Roy Wilkins nephew, named Friday to head the Community Relations Service. The agency will move from Commerce to the Justice Department with a focus on interracial conciliation rather than enforcement. Some civil rights leaders criticize the change announced by President Johnson on September 14.
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Roger] Wilkins
Roy Wilkins
Commerce
Department
Justice Department
Johnson
Juveniles Held After Police Raid In Pasadena
Pasadena police raided a home at 1416 N Lake Ave arresting 41 juveniles including 30 boys and 11 girls from Pasadena and Valley schools. Two adults were cited for beer sales to minors while 16 kegs were found. Youths released to parents after being questioned.
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Borman
Pasadena
Kim Boyle
Madre
Boyle
N. Lake Ave
Condors
Pasadena High School
Valley
Boyie
Rain-Swollen Border Dam Threatens Floods at San Diego
In Tijuana and across the border crews race to drain a 205 foot high earthen dam that could unleash 300 million gallons of water and flood 2.4 square miles south of San Diego. US pumps run at 2,000 gallons per minute as Navy helicopters stand by.
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Border
Tijuana
Mexico
San ‘Diego
Here
Tia Juan River
Ream Field
Britain imposes oil embargo on Rhodesia
LONDON by order of Queen Elizabeth II Britain banned all oil shipments to Rhodesia Friday and the United States urged Americans to comply with the embargo. A State Department official in Washington said the U.S. position supports the British effort and urges compliance by U.S. citizens and enterprises.
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London
Red Conditions Under Scrutiny In Vietnam Negotiations
President Johnson has received a conditional offer from Ho Chi Minh to start talks on a settlement to the Vietnam war. Conditions cited by Ho Chi Minh appear unacceptable. U.S. officials seek clarification while Rusk says no indication of unconditional talks. Britain agrees to oil airlift to Zambia amid Rhodesia tensions. embargo tightens as nations debate stronger steps. Fanfani letters detail terms for cease fire and peace talks, while Johnson reiterates desire for honorable peace in Vietnam amid skepticism.
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Johnson
Ho ‘Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
United States
Rusk
Amintore Fanfani
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
Fanfaniis
U.S
White House Feasts Fiasco Prompts Chef Clash
Washington reports a Texas dietician Mrs. Mary Kallman enforcing American themed menus at the White House while French-born chef Hene Verdon balks at French dishes and insists on American ingredients. He criticizes assortments like wild rice and brown rice blends as unsuitable for the presidency and notes serving water chestnuts from Formosa.
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AP Weestald Tempest
Rene Verdon
White House
Hene Verdon
Whitel House
Johnson
Mary Kallman
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Texas
Verdan
West Coast stock prices dip sharply in heavy trading
On the Pacific Coast Exchange stocks fell in exceptionally heavy trading after reports that Communist North Vietnam had issued peace feelers. Aircraft and defense stocks led the decline as prices slumped in the final hour and a half. Volume reached 909,000 shares, the largest session of 1965. Full story on page 9.
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San Francisco
Frialy
Pacific Coast Exchange
Rhodesia’s Smith Blames Communists For Trouble
Prime Minister Ian Smith told reporters in Salisbury that Communists have great influence north of Rhodesia and blame Western difficulties on their influence. He noted countries severing relations with Britain recently showing stronger communist ties, including nations like the United Arab Republic, Ghana, Tanzania, and Guinea, as Rhodesia maintains its unilateral declaration of independence.
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Rhodesia
Ian Smit
Communant
Africa
Zambia
Smith
Britain
Cros Smith
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Tanzania
Guinea
Bri
Goldberg Told of Hanoi Peace Talk Report
U S Ambassador to the United Nations Arnold E. Goldberg said he received a report last month about peace talks in Hanoi while he met with UN Assembly President Amintore Fanfani. The source was Prof Giorgio Pirra, former mayor of Florence. Goldberg said he would give the report due consideration and denied any U S rejection of Hanoi peace talks as reported by the St Louis Dispatch.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
J. Goldberg
Hanoi
UN. Assembly
Amintore Fanfani
Fantani
Giorgioa Pira
Amayor
Florence
Italy
Goldberg
Unidentictien
St. Louis
United States
Newsman Analyzes French Elections Runoff
George B. Boswell of the Independent and Star-News Paris Bureau analyzes Sunday's runoff election between Charles de Gaulle and Francois Mitterrand. He notes the president may face a tougher path in the Dec 3 vote, on the editorial page of today’s paper.
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George B. Boswell
Independent and
Star-News
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
Inside The Independent Telephones Pasadena and East Valley
Classified note lists telephone exchanges in Pasadena area formerly Sycamore TED East Valley Zenith and Los Angeles Murray numbers 42434 81-4971 with old and new names noted for local subscribers.
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Pasadena Area
Sycamore
TED
East Valley
Zenith
Los Angeles
Murray
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