Fear Split of Russia US Over India War
United Nations Security Council moves to enforce a fragile truce between India and Pakistan as the Soviet Union abstains on a cease-fire resolution. Feacings fear big power split could erase rare US-Soviet cooperation. The vote passed 9 0 with the Soviet Union and Jordan abstaining.
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Security Council
Soviet Union
Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N
India
Pakistan
Fedorenko
Unon
Jordan
United States
Indian Subcontinent
Inaia
Morrissey Pulling Out Tells LBJ
In a dramatic pause Johnson accepts Morrissey withdrawal amidst Kennedy family pressure. Morrissey cites preventing anguish and harassment to family and supporters as reason, while Johnson praises his courage and character. The episode ends a contested federal judgeship bid after Kennedy backing dimmed.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Eee X
Morrissey
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Boston
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
American Bar Association
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
Johnnson
If I Had The Weta Crete Vents Claim
The article notes engineer Vinogradov, 73, aiming to have a new flying machine ready next year. Tass describes the craft as a monoplane with wings mounted on a scooter-like frame at pilot shoulder level.
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Crete
Ihe
Ike
Tyan Vinogradov
Tass
Editor R K Sparrow Dies in Loris Infirmary
Roderick K Sparrow, 52, editor of the Loris Sentinel, died yesterday after a brief illness. He led the paper through decades of local reporting and was a familiar community figure.
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Lomis
Roderick K.sparrow
The
Loris Sentinel
Nhenese
Doctors Endanger Themselves To Save Vietnamese Farmer
Nguyen Van Chinh, a 52 year old farmer from Long An Province south of Saigon, had a live grenade removed from beneath his rib by Maj. James W. Harris and Air Force Col. Daniel Campbell. The two American surgeons, aided by British Dr Tony Brown, risked their lives to save him. Chinh, now stable, plans to return to his farm despite limited immunizations and ongoing recovery.
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Saigon
U. S
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Chinh
Ghinh
Kees
James W. Hamis
Air Force
Richmond
Daniel Campbell
Inlet Beach
Pla
Tony Brown
Chinh
Long An
Humphreys
Campbell
Violence ripples through western Nigeria after elections
In western Nigeria the Tjero Ekiti region saw a week of rioting and arson with at least twenty killed. The Lagos Daily Times cites unrest following October elections that brought the Nigerian National Democratic party to power amid fraud claims by the United Progressive Grand Alliance. Police and troops have struggled to restore order.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Tjero-Ekiti
Lagos Daily Times
House of Assembly
United Progressive Grand Alliance
Nigerian National Democratic Party
Man Steals Apples Then Returns Them After Police Chase
Police respond to a report of a man taking baskets of fruit from Connie's Superette on West Main. A chase leads to a car with apples found inside and later returned to the market racks. The owner’s brother claims the vehicle belongs to the man who denied ownership and notes the father’s farm has plenty of apples. The investigation continues as officers suspect ignition wire tampering.
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West Main Street
Paticess
Spring Street
Connie
Jets Strike Missile Site East of Saigon in Vietnam War
U.S. Navy jets attacked a Communist surface-to-air site 35 miles east of Hanoi area after a Navy F8 Crusader was shot down. One missile launcher was hit, and another explosion was seen. The downed pilot parachuted and landed in a populated area. rescue was not attempted. The 1st Infantry Division engaged north of Saigon, reporting casualties and Viet Cong deaths and captures in the sweep.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
den Popul
Oriskany
Hai Duong
Hanoi
Americans Abducted By Reds During Saigon Roadblock
Four U S Air Force noncommissioned officers were abducted by Viet Cong at a roadblock between Vung Tau and Saigon. A large search and rescue operation is underway. One American allegedly escaped, others possibly killed. The men were based at Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon and were returning by car when seized.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Vung Tau
South China Sea
Vung Tao
Vietnam
Tia
Nce
Pan Som
Stranglehold claim shocks Birch Society leader
John Birch Society founder Robert Welch said after this week’s election results that liberals have a stranglehold on both political parties. He spoke at a news conference yesterday, adding he isn’t deterred and won’t quit.
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Washington
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
Welch
Philadelphia teachers union threatens strike and court action
The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers warned of a strike next Wednesday and seeks a court injunction to stop it. The City Board of Education vows action including firing any teachers who walk out, while a Monday meeting invites all teachers to vote on the board’s emergency decision. The dispute centers on a contract draft with disputed terms and a proposed pay raise, amid a state law banning public employee strikes.
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Philadelhia — Federation of ‘Tychers
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Cire
City Board of Education Way
Iilon
Jury LaBrum
John Ryan
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Philadelphia Teachers Association
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Lschaal
Burglary Try Smashes Union City Jewelry Window
Union City burglars struck Ted's Jewelry Store at 11 North Main Street just after 3 am. A witness saw two youths fleeing. Owner Theodore Amoroso reported the damaged plate glass worth about 200 dollars and said a brick was used in today’s break in. A prior August 6 theft of watches and rings totaling 3,000 dollars had occurred at the same shop. Amoroso offered a reward for information leading to arrests.
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Union City
Ted
North Main Street
Theodore Amoroso
West Church Street
Corry
Amoroso
Tooday
Three Boys Cited For Halloween Disturbance in Corry
A 17-year-old Corry youth and two younger companions were cited after a Halloween disturbance on Ohio street. Gerald Watrous, 17, was fined 25 dollars and 9 dollars costs for dis orderly conduct. The 14 and 15 year olds from Clymer were referred to juvenile authorities. A pickup truck, reported by residents, led police to identify the trio and recover the vehicle license number. Alderman M. S. Cobbett presided.
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Corry
Ohio Street
Gerald Watrous
R. D
Clymer
George Pless
John Liebegott
Bost
Liebegott
M. S. Cobbett
Blue Cross Reports Loss in Western Pennsylvania Unit
The president of Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania reported a net loss of 1,191,266 dollars for the May through September period. He blamed higher medical costs and projected a larger annual deficit. Blue Cross has asked the State Alliance Commission for permission to raise subscriber rates.
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Blue Cross
Western Premeyivania
Nt Ff
Ford
State Alliance Commission
Strange Day in Corry as Bad Dollar Returns
In Corry Pennsylvania a dollar taped from halves of two different bills circulated. George Conklis at the Texas Lunch noted the bill and after bank rejection, returned it to the girl who passed it. It later reappeared, accepted by a waitress, prompting questions about ridding society of bad money.
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Corry
George Conklis
Texas Lunch
West Main‘ Street
Cookles
Sea's
Texas
Absentee ballots keep Wayne Township race in suspense
The Wayne Township election result teeters after Merkle leads Wade by two votes with two absentee ballots pending. A Wade win would hinge on those ballots potentially creating a tie and a subsequent drawing. Merkle would end the matter if those ballots favor him. Voters in Wattsburg recall a similar tied mayoral race.
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Mervill Wade
Louis Merkle
Super Wayne Township
Wade
Merkle
Wayne Township
Wattsburg
Allen A. Phelps
George A. Smith
Phelps
Smith
Juan Hill bugler Wetmore dies at 90
Starr M. Wetmore, 90, a Spanish American War veteran credited with blowing the charge at San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders, died last night at a Veterans Administration hospital in Houston. His son Mack Wetmore confirmed the account.
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Juan Hill
Houston
Tex
Starr M. Wetmore
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Veterans Administration
Mack Wetmore
133 U S Planes Lost In Asia War
The Pentagon reports 133 U S combat planes lost in action over North Vietnam through October 31. Six were downed by Soviet built antiaircraft missiles and most others by conventional antiaircraft fire. Since February American planes have flown about 41 500 sorties over the country.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
North Viet Nam
Court Agrees To Hear SC Plea Against Vote Rights
The Supreme Court agreed to hear South Carolina’s challenge to the 1965 voting rights law, inviting other states to join. The action halts federal registrars in SC while the case proceeds directly to the high court, bypassing lower courts. The suit seeks to stop federal registration efforts and notes the law aims to remove literacy tests and expand federal oversight in the Deep South.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Caroli
South Carolina
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Deep South
Space Test Aims at Long-Duration Flight Reads
Four volunteers in a Brooks Air Force Base space chamber study are set to finish a 68 day test breathing 70 percent oxygen and 30 percent helium at a simulated 27 000 feet. Initiated October 4 and continuing to evaluate oxygen helium mix for flights longer than 30 days, the test is described as the longest of its kind with Maj. C Tarbutton stating no problems expected. Participants include Capt. Roger C Gaal of San Francisco, Capt. Robert J Taller of Bangor Maine, Capt. Laurence A Smulczenski of West Mifflin Pennsylvania, and Lt. Richard P Seseler of Syracuse New York.
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Saw Antonio
Tex Vari
Brooks Air Force Base
C. Tarbutton
Air Force
Dee
Roger C. Gaal
San Francisca
Robert J. Taller
Bens Gor
Maine
Laurence A. Smulczenski
West, Mifflin
Richard P. Seseler
Syracuse
Man Charged in Park Towne Bank Robbery Case
Philadelphia police report Corson 44 held on $15000 bail for alleged robbery of Continental Bank and Trust Co. office at Park Towne Place last June 1. Suspect arrested in North Philadelphia Thursday night after bank theft netted about $15000.
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Continental Bank and Trust Co
Parks Towne Place
Polike
Corson
North Philadelphia
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