Haiti and Guatemala abstain as Cuba sanctions effort fails
AP dispatches report the OAS resolution to lift Cuba sanctions failing by a 12 to 3 vote after Haiti and Guatemala abstain alongside the United States Bolivia Brazil and Nicaragua, jeopardizing the two-thirds majority. Other regional violence and Haile Selassie’s return to the Grand Palace are noted.
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Quito
Ecuador
Haiti
Guatemala
Organization of American States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Foreign Ministers
United States
Bolivia
Brazil
Nicaragua
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Grand Palace
Nixon's Blood Pressure Rises But Recovery Seen Soon
Former President Richard M. Nixon, 61, drifts with elevated blood pressure reaching 180 over 95 while in Memorial Hospital Medical Center for leg clot surgery and related post operative shock. Dr. John C. Lungren notes his BP normally runs 120/70 to 130/80 and expects hospital release late this week. Nixon's activity is limited to top-floor room walks and Pneumonia is present in mild form.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Car Plunge Destroys Two Cars in Bellevue Embankment Crash
Police report Ann Derbyshire 23 could not stop her car beneath the brake pedal causing a plunge off an embankment in Bellevue. The vehicle landed atop a parked sedan destroying both cars. Derbyshire received minor injuries, while the second car and the vehicle Lindy escaped unscathed. hospital transport followed.
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Bellevue
Wash
Ann Derbyshire
Miss Derbyshire
Lindy
Public Utility Commission rejects long name complaint
Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission dismissed a Philadelphia woman's challenge to Bell Telephone Co charging 50 cents for unlisted numbers. She sought to be listed under a 47 letter religious name, but Bell and the PUC maintained standard common-name listings.
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Harrisburg
Zephaniahaza Sebastian Klinghoffermandellfieldson
Public Utility Commission
Philadelphia
Sarah T. Shore
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
PUC
Margaret Trudeau to work as freelance magazine photojournalist
Canada’s first lady Margaret Trudeau will join Chatelaine Magazine as a parttime freelancer. Editor Doris Anderson confirmed she will submit material and be paid standard freelance rates for published work.
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Canada
Margaret Trudeau
Doris Anderson
Chatelaine Magazine
Trudeau
Seven Monmouth College frat brothers charged in manslaughter
LONG BRANCH N J AP seven Monmouth College students face manslaughter charges over the death of William Edward Flowers 19 of Neptune a black pledge who suffocated when a mock grave dug in wet sand collapsed during a fraternity initiation The defendants include Robert Caemmerer Jr Brian M Seiler Corey S Wilson Frank E Vavalone Richard A Pierce Howard T Rapp and Glen A Hart all listed with their hometowns and ages
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Long Branch
N.J
Monmouth College
William Edward Flowers
Neptune
Zeta Beta Tau
Flowers
ZBT
Robert Caemmerer Jr
Allenwood
Brian M. Seiler
Paramus
N. Corey
Whitmore Trial Cost County 7800 Dollars in Mayville
County Treasurer Sally McCluskey reports the Whitmore murder trial cost $7,800, far below the nearly $50,000 spent on the Hallett case. Stenographic costs and small sheriff and district attorney bills may still be outstanding, while an anticipated appeal by Whitmore could add about $1,000. The lower cost is attributed to private defense counsel and the crime remaining within Chautauqua County.
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Daniel Ebersole
Chautauqua County
McCluskey
Van and Car Crash Kills 1 in Delaware
In Wilmington on U S Route 13 a van collided with a car on wet pavement, then struck a tree. Charles R Westbrook 38 died on arrival at a hospital. His brother in law Charles Baum 40 of Altoona Pa was hospitalized in guarded condition. Other car occupants were only slightly hurt. Westbrook was a Tyrone Pennsylvania native.
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Wilmington
Del
Rainslick
U.S. Route 13
Charles R. Westbrook
Charles Baum
Altoona
Westbrook
Tyrone
Democrats jockey for House leadership in looming scramble
Harrisburg report notes several Democrats vie for top posts as the party regains control. The contest risks splitting unity ahead of the November 26 reorganizational meeting. Potential leaders include Rep. K Leroy Irvis, James Manderino, and Harry Englehart amid regional rivalries and policy power plays.
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Harrisburg
House
Shapp
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Fineman
K. Leroy Irgis
D-Allegheny
Irvis
Pittsburgh
James Manderino
Westmoreland County
Harry Englehart
Cambria County
Rockefeller Defends Gifts While Admitting Book Error
In testimony before the Senate Rules Committee, Nelson A. Rockefeller defended cash gifts to close aides as generosity while admitting a mistake in not halting publication of a critical Goldberg book. He asserted wealth should not bar public service and urged that political authority comes from voters, not gifts.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Senate
Rockefeller
America
Howard W. Cannon
Rules Committee
Cannon
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Say Selassie
Miami
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Saxbe
Congress
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Family Stone
Kathy
Sylvester
Sly” Stewart
Madison Square Garden
Stewart
Klinghoffmandellfieldson
Whitmore
Dems
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Rocky
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
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