Thant Pushes Plan to Avert UN Voting Showdown
United Nations sources say Secretary General U Thant proposes a two month delay to avoid a Soviet U S clash over seat voting for non payment of peacekeeping dues. The plan would let the Assembly conduct essential business on a no vote basis and recess until mid February while talks continue. The dispute centers on Article 19 and whether the Soviet Union may vote while behind on Congo and Middle East peacekeeping assessments.
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New Probe of Payola Stirs Controversy
A revived federal probe into payola and playola prompts bitter debate in broadcasting. FCC disclosed allegations from multiple sources about widespread payoffs, while Ed Sullivan condemns the inquiry as publicity seeking.Unnamed insiders warn the industry could be in trouble as investigation expands.
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Pet Beagle Her Dies After White House Surgery
President Johnson announced that Her, one of his two beagles, died on the operating table after swallowing a rock on the White House grounds. He described it as a tragedy and noted Luci Johnson is heartbroken. The dog was reportedly treated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Orthodox Jews urge Soviet exchange program in religion ties
Moses Feuerstein, national president of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, urged Moscow to allow an interdenominational exchange with Western partners. He spoke at the Union’s 66th biennial convention, citing Soviet openness to new paths under the regime. He also accused West Germany of aiding nuclear know-how in Egypt, threatening the U.S., Russia, and democracies.
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Chuckle Advice on Ball Bounces Stirs Quiet Debate
A cheeky quotation about handling setbacks circulates, noting that complaints about how a ball bounces miss the point. The line suggests accountability and practical approach rather than lament.
Mao Urges World Unity to Defeat U.S. Aggressors
In a rare late statement from Tokyo, Mao Zedong urged global peoples to unite to defeat U.S. aggression. He pledged Chinese support to Congo rebels, condemned U.S. actions in Africa and Southeast Asia, and warned of neocolonialism as the world fights imperialist power.
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LBJ Breaks Ground for JFK Arts Center
President Johnson will break ground on December 2 for Washington's John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts at Rock Creek Parkway and New Hampshire Avenue. He will deliver the principal speech as Sen Elect Robert Kennedy speaks for the Kennedy family, with Jason Robards Jr and Sir John Gielgud reading speeches and Shakespearean passages.
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Mrs JFK Cancels Beverly Hills Fundraiser Dinner
Mrs John F Kennedy canceled her first major public appearance since mourning her husband death. She sent regrets due to emotional strain after the past ten days, though the Cedars Sinai fundraiser dinner for 1200 guests at $5 000 a couple was kept on schedule with a goal of raising ten million dollars.
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U S Air Units End Congo Airlift After 1286 Rescues
U S air force ends five day emergency operation lifting 1 286 whites from rebel Congo regions. Col Clayton Isaacson calls the mission a complete success while noting no American casualties despite plane damage. Belgian officials report total rescues over 2 000 with other means.
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Brazil foil leftist terrorism plot says AP report
Military authorities say a coordinated wave of leftist terror was to start in three states including Rio Grande do Sul Sao Paulo and Guanabara with arms depots to be blown up. Over 200 people linked to Goulart Brizola and exile supporters were arrested in recent days as Goias officials face subversion charges.
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North Vietnam claims U S shelling extends war to North
North Vietnam accused four U S warships of shelling Mui Ron area and Hai Thanh village Ha Tinh near the 18th parallel. A Hanoi foreign ministry spokesman said Washington planned to extend the war into North Vietnam to break the stalemate in the South. No casualties reported in the communique though an earlier broadcast said an old woman was injured.
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