Shirley Temple Black Loses Republican Contest for Congress
Shirley Temple Black, former child star, loses the San Mateo County 11th district GOP nomination to Paul McCloskey, a Vietnam disengagement advocate. McCloskey leads 52,878 to 34,521 with Archibald as the Democrat nominee. runoff set for December 12. McCloskey vows gradual U.S. withdrawal while Archibald calls for negotiations and bombing halt. Turnout around 60 percent in a divided Republican field aided by Draper supporters. San Mateo County, one of the nation’s richest, lies south of San Francisco.
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Congress
Paul McCloskey
San Mateo County
McCloskey
U.S
Vietnam
Archibald
Black
Younger
William Draper
Draper
Lucky Stores to Acquire 15 Cedar Rapids Outlets in $43 Million Deal
Consolidated Foods Corp sells 15 Cedar Rapids stores to Lucky Stores Inc in a $43 million sale covering four Eagle Food Shopping Centers eight May stores and three Times Photo shops. FTC approval came with a ten year non acquisitions pledge and the stores will operate as a Lucky division.
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Cedar Rapids
Lucky Stores, Inc
California
Consolidated Foods Corp
Eagle Food
May’s
Physicians and Surgeons Pharmacy
First Avenue SE
Three Times
Eagle Supermarkets
Milan
Albert Lea
Minn
Lucky
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Consolidated
Eagle
Lucky Stores
Washington
Arizona
Gemco
Lucky Common
Three Die as Explosive Blast Rocks Udine North Italy
A warehouse packed with explosives detonated on the outskirts of Udine causing three deaths and about one hundred injuries. Several buildings sustained heavy damage in the blast that occurred on Wednesday.
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Udine
Italy
Protesters clash with police at Rusk speech in Manhattan
In midtown Manhattan near the New York Hilton 46 people were arrested as antiwar demonstrators rallying against Secretary of State Dean Rusk clashed with police. Five officers and several civilians were injured during the melee.
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UPI
New York
Rusk
Dean Rusk
New York Hilton Hotel
Sixth Avenue
Midtown Manhattan
Foreign Policy Association
Hanoi
Allied Chemical Tower
GI Too Late To Replace Brother
MIAMI AP A young marine arranged to trade places with his older brother in Vietnam but learned James Brock, 20, had been killed in action on November 4. Richard Brock, 19, met the body on the return plane and served as escort at the funeral, having planned to take James’ place so his brother could be with his wife expecting a baby.
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Miami
Vietnam
Pfe
Richard Brock
U.S
James
Richard
Sato Seeks Okinawa Return in U S Japan Talks
Prime Minister Sato told the National Press Club that President Johnson reassured him the Okinawa question can be solved within the framework of mutual trust between Japan and the United States. He praised Ryukyu’s role in regional security and urged ending the prolonged foreign administration of Okinawa, noting 1 million Japanese nationals remain under foreign control 22 years after WWII.
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Sato
Japan
Johnson
Okinawa
U.S
National Press Club
Comsat
Ryukyu Islands
Far East
Ryukyus
Dak To Attack Leaves Five Million In Damage
Four or five shells at Dak To destroyed two C 130 transports and caused about five million dollars in damage. Major Gilbert Kirchoff and Lt Col Val Krug were among crew aboard one plane. Captain Ray Monkell and a South Vietnamese major were also on board. The nearby fuel and ammunition dump caught fire, and Captain J K Glenn safely piloted a damaged plane away, earning praise for saving the aircraft.
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Vietnam
Gilbert Kirchoff
San Marcos
Texas
Kirchoff
Val Krug
Tampa
Ray Monkell
Brooklyn
Army
Jerry Camp
Springfield
Camp
J. K. Glenn
St. Louis
X-15 Crashes Killing Pilot at Edwards Air Base
Edwards Air Base California reports the crash of one of the space agency X-15 rockets during a routine flight. Pilot Michael Adams died after the aircraft reached about 260000 feet and reportedly suffered a control malfunction on descent. The ejection system failed to deploy.
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Edwards Air Base
Calif
Space Agency
Michael Adams
Air Force
Stassen Still Seeks Presidency After Years In Politics
Harold Stassen, now 60, continues his long pursuit of the U S presidency after multiple bids in 1948 1952 and 1964. He cites a desire to offer voters a wider choice and promote a peace platform centered on Vietnam.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harold
Vietnam
Republican Party
U.N
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
Gov. Warren
California
Westmoreland Says Viet Situation Improving For Now
General Westmoreland, arriving for talks with President Johnson, said the Vietnam situation looks better than in four years and hinted at possible troop increases to reach a 525,000 man level before mid 1968. He opposed long bombing pauses during holidays and noted communists often violate cease fires.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Westmoreland
Planes and ammo dump hit as Dak To base faces new assault
North Vietnamese mortar strikes hit the Dak To base complex including an airfield and a special forces camp. Two C-130s were destroyed and a third damaged while a Montagnard village nearby caught fire from the exploding ammo dump. A separate attack endangered a Ninth Infantry unit 50 miles south of Saigon as monsoon weather limited US air operations to 81 missions.
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Saigon
U.S. Fourth Infantry
Dak
Associated Press
John Lengel
Fourth Division
Dak To
U.S
U.S. Ninth Infantry Division
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Fourth Infantry Division
Quang Tin Province
Tam Ky
Suspected Gestapo Chief Arrested in Panama City
West Berlin authorities said a man suspected of being Heinrich Mueller, Nazi Germany's Gestapo chief, was arrested in Panama City after a Belgian informant tipped authorities. Extradition to West Germany is underway.
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West Berlin
UPI
Heinrich Mueller
Nazi Germany
Panama City
West Germany
Chuckle Alimony Compared To Car Payments After Crash
The line humorously notes alimony resembles installments on a wrecked car. It contrasts ongoing payments with diminished value and utility, delivering a wry take on financial obligations after relationship dissolution.
Power outage hits Powell River during BC Hydro demonstration
In Powell River British Columbia an electronic living event hosted by the BC Hydro and Power Authority was interrupted when a substation failed causing a widespread blackout. The outage lasted two and a half hours.
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Powell River
B.C
British Columbia
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