Sunset Strip curfew sparks clash over new image
Hollywood AP reports a strict 10 p.m. curfew on Sunset Strip has sparked protests as teens gather in the neon district. Police report 200+ arrests in two weekends for curfew and related offenses amid clashes, with debate over licensing and juvenile court handling. District Atty Younger plans a curfew enforcement section while L A police say juvenile courts are already overtaxed.
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United States backs high level study on China at UN
The United States again rejects seating Red China at the United Nations but supports a plan by Italy and five other nations for a full high level study of the China issue. Ambassador Goldberg said expelling Nationalist China is unjustified and the Republic of China should remain a founding member. Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Italy, and Trinidad and Tobago joined Italy in filing the resolution for the study, to be considered after a vote on expelling Nationalist China and seating Communist China.
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Air Cavalry Battles North Vietnam in Central Highlands
U S air cavalrymen clashed with North Vietnamese forces in the central highlands, claiming 102 enemy killed as part of Operation Paul Revere 4. The fight northwest of Ia Drang Valley followed a platoon attack at grenade range, with reinforcements and air strikes reported. Ground action was light elsewhere.
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Georgia High Court Sets Dec 5 Hearing In Governor Race
The U S Supreme Court plans formal hearings on the Georgia governor dispute for December 5, delaying settlement. A lower court's ruling against the legislature deciding the deadlock between Lester Maddox and Bo Callaway is stayed pending the appeal. The court also let stand a Michigan redistricting ruling and upheld Prince Edward County school funding actions in a separate civil contempt case. Fortson must file appeals by November 25 with replies due by December 2.
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Routine Checkup For Eisenhower At Walter Reed
Washington desk reports former President Eisenhower remains at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a routine checkup. Hospital officials disclosed Monday.
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Francis Craig dies at 66 in Sewanee Tennessee
Sewanee Tennessee AP report Francis Craig famed composer and band leader of Near You dies at 66 in Sewanee. He registered a landmark hit with Near You and led bands during a long career.
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17 Year Old College Grad Begins PhD at Princeton
Charles Fefferman, 17, after earning a bachelor’s in physics and mathematics from the University of Maryland, enters a PhD program at Princeton. He already published one math article and has three more forthcoming, with offers from Harvard, Columbia, and Princeton. He studied through part time courses during high school and sought advanced challenges.
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Courteous Bandit Settled for Five Dollars
A youth described as about 20 entered a Detroit cleaning shop and threatened the clerk Erma Brown with a pen knife. He demanded $10 but fled after taking a single $5 bill, promising to return her name and address he wrote on a card. The incident occurred Friday and Brown, who has heart trouble, was left frightened but unharmed.
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Lawrence, 77, Former Pennsylvania Governor Dies
David L. Lawrence, longtime political figure and former Pennsylvania governor, died at Presbyterian University Hospital in Pittsburgh at 11:55 p.m. after a weeks long battle since November 4. He collapsed from a heart attack while addressing a Democratic rally at Syria Mosque.
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Widower of Rights Worker Shot At Home in Detroit
Anthony Liuzzo, widower of a civil rights worker killed in Alabama last year, said someone fired a 22 caliber bullet through the front window of his Detroit home shortly before midnight Sunday. Liuzzo, an official of the Teamsters union, declined comment. Police and FBI said no apparent connection to the slaying of Mrs Liuzzo between Selma and Montgomery.
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Rocky and Romney discuss GOP 1968 strategy luncheon
Governors Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney conferred over party planning for the 1968 elections during a Monday luncheon in Dorado Puerto Rico. Romney, a leading GOP presidential candidate, urged leadership over consensus while Rockefeller called for policy consensus before nominating a candidate. The two governors, who have vacationed in the area, also noted separate postluncheon plans.
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Escaped Spy George Blake Reaches East Berlin Asylum
LONDON UPI reports Soviet master spy George Blake who escaped prison last month is now in asylum in East Berlin. The escape embarrassed British security and spurred calls for a government inquiry.
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Today’s Chuckle About Unwashed TV Viewers Joke
A humorous line notes there are 65 million TV sets and 45 million bathtubs in the country. It playfully asks if you are among the 20 million unwashed guys watching television, ending with a copyright notice.
Judge Urges Klansmen to Excuse Self from Jury Duty
Winston-Salem Forsyth superior court judge Allen Gwyn instructed jurors that it is the court’s wish they excuse themselves if they are Klux Klansmen. None of the 25 prospective jurors volunteered to leave, and only one sought excusal for a business engagement later in the week.
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Teachers' Strike Closes Dozens of Schools in Ohio
In Youngstown and Hubbard forty-eight public schools shut down affecting about 40,000 students as teachers' union members walk out. Bus drivers and Teamsters refused to cross lines, creating transport issues for about 2,000 parochial students.
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Wealthy Americans work long hours and save for safety
The Brookings Institute reported in Economic Behavior of the Affluent that affluent Americans with incomes above $10,000 average a 48 hour work week, with 25 percent working 60 hours or more and many holding two jobs. Eight of ten say taxes do not curb work, and tax effects on output are minimal. The study notes higher education age and Protestant/Jewish faith patterns, more home ownership, and multi-state residence among the affluent.
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