Meredith Attacks NAACP Dictation Over Ohio Speech
James Meredith defied NAACP by accusing national officials of dictating local chapters after Columbus chapter re invited him to speak at Mississippi Day rally. He cited Wilkins role and said local control would grow, predicting other chapters may resist national office orders.
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New York
James Meredith
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Columbus
Ohio
Meredith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
University of Mississippi
Ward Parham
William Garland
Life
National
Naacp National
John Frazier
Boston
Mississippi
Aden Airways Plane Crash Kills 26 In Arabia
A Aden Airways aircraft crashed in rocky terrain in the South Arabian Federation on Monday. All 26 aboard were feared dead and all 26 were Arabs.
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London
UPI
Aden Airways
South Arabian Federation
Danish Leftists Grow Stronger in Historic Vote
In Copenhagen Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag vows to lead a minority Social Democratic government after a historic Danish election. The Socialist People's party doubles to 20 seats, while the Social Democrats drop seven to 76. Conservatives 34 and Liberals 35. The left gains threaten housing policy compromises, with 2.8 million voters casting ballots.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Jens Otto Krag
Socialist People’s Party
Krag
Social Democrats
Denmark
Sorensen Warns Dems Against Kennedy Run in 1968
Theo Dore Sorensen former Kennedy adviser said it would be foolish for Democrats to back Robert Kennedy against Johnson or Humphrey in 1968. He blamed losses on lack of direction and urged quality candidates and programs to rebuild the party locally and nationally.
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New York
Theodore Sorensen
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Humphrey
Sorensen
Upstate
Downstate
Democratic Forum
Living Costs Rise 0.4 Percent in February
The labor department reports a 0.4 percent rise in consumer costs last month with most items up except food. The index reaches 114.5, meaning $11.45 needed to buy items worth $10 in 1957-59 terms, up 3.7 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
McNamara Plans Smaller 1967 Military Manpower Needs
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said new manpower requirements for the armed forces next year will be about one third less than in 1966. He added total force strength will be higher at year end 1967 than 1966, but the growth rate will be substantially lower this year.
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Johnson City, Texas
Robert 8. McNamara
Four Wisconsin students die in foggy Thanksgiving flight
Four University of Wisconsin students died when a single engine plane piloted by Thomas Chapman crashed in a farm field five miles east of Madison. Victims Richard Gates Margaret Jugel and Carol Chaflin were among riders who had responded to a bulletin board ride offer. The plane aimed for Islip New York per the flight plan, and eyewitnesses noted two low passes through fog before impact. The private club Capital City Flyers owned the aircraft.
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Madison
Richard Gates
West Covina
Calif
Thomas Chapman
San Diego
Margaret Jugel
Oakland
N.J
Carol Chaflin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Truax Air Field
Capital City Flyers, Inc
Soldier leaves 15000 to two comrades in will
Wealthy GI Edward McIlvain left 15000 to two fellow soldiers who served with him at Fort Bragg. He was killed in Vietnam Oct 18. A 100000 plus estate mainly went to his family and 10000 to Darrow School. The two beneficiaries are Francis Murray and Ban Roberts, now in Vietnam.
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Philadelphia
Vietnam
Edward McIlvain
Fort Bragg
N.C
Mellvain
George Cheston
Francis Murray
Ban Roberts
McIlvain
Darrow
New Lebanon
N. Y
Wynnewood
Winifred Leyburn Cheston
John Dodge
The
Motor Car Company
Cheston
Edward
Mild November Temperatures Set Iowa Records
Cedar Rapids posted a record high for November at 66 degrees on Wednesday noon surpassing the 35-year-old 64-degree mark from 1931. The Gazette reported downtown readings with 63 at the airport and 68 downtown by afternoon. Forecasts call for a sharp cooling tonight with lows from the 20s to around 40 and cloudy skies on Thanksgiving day.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Air Instruments
Weather Bureau
Spencer
Davenport
Burlington
Dubuque
Sioux City
Lamoni
Leaders Oppose Probe Reopening in Kennedy Assassination
In Washington, House leaders from both parties rejected calls for a congressional probe into President Kennedy's assassination. Rep. Albert of Oklahoma said no new evidence justifies a congressional review. Rep. Ford of Michigan, a Warren Commission member, echoed that only new significant evidence would justify such action.
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Washington
House
Congress
Kennedy
Rep
Albert
D-Okla
Ford
R-Mich
Warren Commission
Lost Pilot Guided to Safety by Unknown Jet Over Allentown
Student pilot Harris Gordon 24 and passenger Lois Gilby 22 from Monticello NY became lost over Pennsylvania New Jersey or New York. An unidentified DC 9 jet guided them to a safe landing at Allentown after lights and radio fixes failed. Gordon, a funeral director, praised the mysterious flyer who vanished after the rescue.
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Allentown
Harris Gordon
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Gordon
Lois Gilby
Monticello
N.Y
Miss Gilby
Lancaster
Tannersville
Poughkeepsie
Allentown - Bethlehem ~ Easton
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Philadelphia
Willow Grove
Newark
Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton
Inmates Escape from Anamosa Reformatory Then Return
Four inmates escaped from the Anamosa reformatory Tuesday night during a Jaycee swearing ceremony. They climbed out through a roof hole, used a rope of wiring, and fled as guards fired warning shots. Two were captured near Tubb's implement, while the others were halted at a Monticello roadblock. all four were returned for additional escape charges.
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Anamosa
Reformatory
Jaycee
James Niswander
Wesley Bailes
Tubb
Niswander
Linn
Muscatine
Bailes
Jefferson County
Leroy Tobiasson
Monticello
Bell
Dubuque
Gray
Newton
Canada Proposes Two-Chinas Seats at United Nations
Canada urged the United Nations to seat both Red China and Nationalist China as a temporary solution to the 16 year China representation stalemate. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin stressed the plan is a stopgap pending settlement of the territorial dispute and not meant to erase a single China.
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United Nations
Canada
Red China
U.N
China
Paul Marfin
U.S. Strike Hits Missile Sites in North Vietnam
U.S. planes hit three surface-to-air missile sites in North Vietnam taking advantage of clearer weather. One U.S. plane was shot down with both crewmen missing. Marines reported heavy fighting near Chu Lai as B 52s targeted areas near the Cambodian border and the Mekong delta region, with forecasts of possible U S troop deployments.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Mekong
Chu Lai
Seventh Fleet
Haiphong
Vinh
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Infiltration Rate Rises as North-Vietnam Troop Crossings Grow
U S command reports at least 48000 communist troops infiltrated South Vietnam in the first nine months of the year doubling earlier estimates. Former South Vietnam envoy Tran Thien Khiem and Defense Secretary McNamara are cited on prior figures. Current counts show monthly infiltrations surpassing 5300 with potential rise to 8600 when August through July data are reconciled.
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Saigon
U. S
South
North Vietnam
North
Tran Thien Khiem
South Vietnam
Washington
Defense
McNamara
American Command
Conyricht Memory Aid Suggests Lending for Help
A terse note proposes memory by lending money to people as a social aid. The idea links financial assistance with recall enhancement and community support, implying practical reciprocity rather than theoretical ethics.
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Conyricht
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