UN Security Council Eyes Middle East Settlement
At the United Nations the five permanent members and 10 non-permanent members work on a middle east settlement plan. Mali envoy Kante says three points unite the non-permanent group while China remains silent. Lord Caradon says progress exists and hopes a council meeting is imminent amid resumed behind the scenes talks.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Council
Mamadou Boubacar Kante
Mali
Kante
China
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
Armand Berard
France
Lord Caradon
Britain
Platon Morozov
Soviet Union
Caradon
Riots Hearings Prompt Doubts Over Committee Usefulness
The group faced questions as Edwin Willis and Tuck signaled disinterest in a specific grouping while Moore cited jobhousing and education grievances of Negroes. Evelle Younger warned riots have complex causes and rejected simple blame on communists or subversive groups.
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William Tuck
D-Va
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
John Culver
D-Io
Edwin Willis
Dla
Tuck
Moore
Culver
Los Angeles
Evelle Younger
Albert Watson
R-S.c
Younger
23 Saved by Fast Sea Rescue in English Channel Fire
A gale whipped the English Channel as the 2450 ton Moroccan freighter El Hassani burned. RAF Shackleton aircraft dropped inflatable dinghies to the 23 crewmen, an RAF helicopter evacuated one seaman, and the rest were transferred to the Swedish ore carrier Viris, securing all aboard.
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Fast Sea Rescue
London
English Channel
Royal Air Force
Shackeleton
Viris
Israeli guards open fire on rioting Egyptian POWs
Israeli guards in northern Israel fired on Egyptian prisoners of war attempting a breakout from their camp during a rioting incident. The clash occurred Saturday and details of casualties were not immediately available.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
37 Die as Iberia Jetliner Crashes in England
A Spanish Iberia Airlines Caravelle crashed in a Surrey hillside estate killing 37 of 37 passengers and crew. The jet was en route from Malaga to London when it disappeared in light mist near Fernhurst. Most victims were British. two Americans identified among the dead.
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Hassemere
England
Mendel
Perkins
Iberia Air Lines Caravelle
London
Fernhurst
Surrey
Malaga
Spain
Mediterranean
Madrid
Chuckle: Today’s News Parody Sparks Quiet Laughter
A lighthearted item notes that most of today’s news feels amusingly true, prompting smiles rather than alarm. The brief underscores the paradox of serious events sounding almost comic and invites readers to chuckle at the ironies.
Hello Lyndon is sung at Hello Dolly as Johnson visits
President Johnson and First Lady attended the Hello Dolly musical in Washington, joining the cast and audience for a finale of Hello Lyndon. Pearl Bailey and Cab Calloway starred in the all Negro cast as the theater set attendance records. Johnson shook hands with Calloway and led the cast on stage for the final chorus.
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Pearl Bailey
Cab Calloway
The
National Theater
Johnson
Calloway
Lyndon
Nasser Faces Deep Gloom Over War Losses and Oil Refineries
London reports diplomats describe Egyptian President Nasser as deeply glooming over the June war outcome and the destruction of a Suez oil refinery by Israeli shells. They cite morale collapse, retreat from Yemen, and a $280 million loss wiping out most of Egypt's oil stocks, amid fears of possible military or political challenges.
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Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Suez
Yemen
West Bank
Suez Canal
Israel
Elath
Abdul Hakim Amer
Amer
Cairo
Reuther Presses Equal Pay Clash With Chrysler
UAW President Walter Reuther vowed to secure equal pay for Canadian and American workers in new Chrysler contracts. Entering negotiations for the first time since July 12, he said he was optimistic an agreement could precede the Wednesday strike deadline and would not settle in 1967 without solving the wage issue for Canada.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
UAW
United States
Reuther
King Invited to Viet Peace Talks in Russia
Atlanta reporter states Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Martin Luther King was invited to attend Vietnam peace talks in Russia. He indicated he would attend with North Vietnamese and National Liberation Front representatives and a U. S. participant unnamed. He names Noel-Baker and Dominiqe Pire as co recipients who also received invitations.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King
Russia
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
U.S
King
United States
Philip John Noel-Baker
Great Britain
Dominique George Pire
Belgium
Noel-Baker
London
Newcastle College
Unmanned Satellite Launch Delayed After Pad Fire
Cape Kennedy observers reported the U S space agency postponed the unmanned satellite launch after sparks caused a small fire at the launch pad. The blaze damaged only wiring in ground equipment and was quickly controlled with no harm to the satellite or launcher.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S. Space Agency
Theater ticket man linked to Philadelphia murder
Stephen Z Weinstein 29, Philadelphia tobacco shop operator, was spotted in Times Square while wanted for the murder of John Walker Green III 18 a Penn freshman. He was chased and captured after being identified by Eddie Sherman a ticket agent who recalled Weinstein smoking a pipe and visiting his office October 27.
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Philadelphia
John Walker Green
Des Moines
University of Pennsylvania
Eddie Sherman
New York
Weinstein
Green
Delaware River
Times Square
Stephen Z. Weinstein
Broadway
William Penn Ticket Agency
Sherman
Mackay Ticket Agency
West 44Th Street
Neil Ridge
Ridge
Delaware
Memorial Service Held for Slain Student John Green III
DES MOINES AP A memorial service for John W. Green III, a University of Pennsylvania student, drew about 300 people at Wakonda Christian church. The Rev Frazer Thomason led a penitence filled prayer as Green was cremated in Philadelphia and mourners gathered three hours later.
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University of Pennsylvania
John W. Green III
Frazer Thomason
Wakonda Christian Church
Stephen
Philadelphia
Thomason
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