U.N. Debates China Seat as Assembly Considers Study
Diplomats report a move toward a committee study of China's U.N. seat with Italy leading a draft. The plan aims to report next year with options while balancing universal membership and current political realities. Canada and the United States seek wording changes amid tense negotiations.
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United Nations
General Assembly
U.N
China
Italy
U. N
U.S
Chile
Belgium
Arthur Goldberg
George Ignatieff
Power Saw Kills Double Amputee in Fort Worth
John Clinton Jackson, 59, a double amputee and former airplane accident survivor, was killed Saturday at his home when a portable power saw struck metal, recoiled, and slashed his neck. Police noted the blade sliced his neck after the saw recoiled.
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Fort Worth
John Clinton Jackson
Two Prisoners Suffocated in Wayne County Jail Fire
In Goldsboro North Carolina two prisoners died in a mattress fire at the Wayne County jail on Saturday. Sheriff W S Adams said Earl Newkirk 31 of Goldsboro and Arthur Morgan 40 of Wallace apparently were asphyxiated after Newkirk fell asleep with a lighted cigarette.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Wayne County
W. S. Adams
Earl Newkirk
Arthur Morgan
Wallace
After you marry her you have to face the music
A humorous quip compares a pretty girl to a melody and notes that marriage brings the need to face the music. The line plays on musical and romantic imagery in a light, old fashioned joke tone. Copyright.
Relocation of 50 K C Packinghouse Workers in Minnesota
Fifty families of packinghouse workers, predominantly Black, were moved to Worthington Minnesota, amid housing shortages and regional racial tensions. The 1965 move followed Armour & Co plant shutdown in Kansas City Kan. A 900 worker displacement program led by George Shultz and James Stern outlined integration steps and noted Worthington's local press support.
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Minnesota
Worthington
Minn
Sioux Falls
Armour & Co
Kansas City
Kan
George Shultz
Worthington Globe
Stern
Armour
Automation Fund Committee
Armoury
Afl-Cio
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and ‘Butcher Workmen
North ‘America
United Packinghouse, Food and Allied ‘Workers
Favor Nevada Divorce by Consent by Without Residency
A Nevada Bar committee reports a majority of lawyers favor allowing divorce by consent without mandatory residency. Current law requires residency and intent to stay, with six weeks of residence. The proposal would permit divorce if both parties agree and one appears in court with counsel.
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Reno
Nevada
Price Hawkins
Committee On Economics
Mexico
Legal Profession
Hawkins
Charges filed in Waterloo man shooting death
Buchanan county authorities filed charges in the shooting death of Clothier White 35 of Waterloo. Berkley Randolph 42 was charged with going armed with intent, James Hill 29 with carrying a concealed weapon. bond set at 5000. Percy Holmes 38 was released for lack of evidence. White died at Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo from rifle wounds.
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The
Gazette Independence
Waterloo
Here
Buchanan County
Clothier White
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fred Beier
Berkley Randolph
James Hill
Randolph
Hill
Percy Holmes
Beier
Independence
Highway
White
Holmes
Once Hated U.S. but Now It's Wonderful
Viet Cong defector Danh Tranh Minh recalls guiding Americans to a Viet Cong hospital complex in War Zone C Tay Ninh province. He describes rapid jungle travel, night drills, and a battle near Saigon where Viet Cong forces used camouflage and coordinated fire to overwhelm U.S. troops as they advanced through tunnels and bunkers.
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Vietnam
Danh Tranh Minh
Minh
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Czone
Minhy
Zone C
Free Family Movie Day in Downtown Cedar Rapids
The Central Retail Merchants Bureau sponsors free Friday morning cinema for children 12 and under in downtown Cedar Rapids on November 25. Adults must accompany a child. kids may visit multiple theaters until 12 30. Films include Duel of the Titans at The World, The Incredible Mr Limpet at The Iowa, and Dont Give Up the Ship at The Paramount with a lost and found for missing children.
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Cedar Rapids
Central Retail Merchants Bureau
Steve Reeves
Iowa
Don Knotts
Mr. Limpet
Paramount
Jerry Lewis
Costs That For Lockup Katzenbach Report on Correctional Costs
The National Crime Commission released a report showing state and local governments spend about $1 billion yearly to lock up convicts while under $200 million goes to rehabilitation. It notes most staff are administrators and guards, with only 3.6 percent in treatment roles and 12.75 percent handling probation or parole despite their share of offenders. The study, prepared for the President's commission, also highlights a lack of adequate guidance for paroles and high inmate turnover.
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Washington
National Crime Commission
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Nicholas Katzenbach
The
Crime Commission
President’s Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Johnson
Elmer Nelson
University of Southern California
Nelson
Draft reform plan favors 19 year olds for selective service
A Defense Department official proposed a plan at Antioch College to limit draft eligibility to 19 year olds or to the first year after finishing education. The system would class 1-A for one year and select via lottery, aiming to reduce life disruption and ensure equal risk regardless of college attendance. Delegates from 35 colleges, along with groups like Central Committee for Consistent Objection and the ACLU, attended.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Defense Department
Antioch College
Harry Wool
Assistant Secretary of Defense
Wool
Antioch
National Advisory Commission On Selective Service
Central Committee For Conscientious Objection
The
National Council of Women of the U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
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UPI
Notre Dame
Michigan State
East Lansing
Ara Parseghian
Duffy Daugherty
Parseghian
Daugherty
William Oatis
Formosa
Canada
Security Council
Paul Martin
Goldberg
Assembly
New Gazette
Marion
Say
K.C
Chicago
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Wereree Financial
New York
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