Agnew remarks defended by Goldwater at Western GOP meet
Vice President Spiro Agnew faces strong backing from Barry Goldwater at a Western States Republican Conference where agitation against antiwar demonstrators is discussed. Governor Cargo of New Mexico questions tone and urges moderating speech while praising young protesters' ideas.
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California
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Mack Truck Execs Missing After Lake Michigan Plane Plunge
Divers resumed search for seven Pennsylvania men presumed killed when a Mack Trucks plane plunged into foggy Lake Michigan near Racine Wisconsin. No bodies were recovered as Coast Guard ended the search. all aboard identified as Mack Truck executives and pilots, including Lahoczky Scharfenberg Hats Richards Stellz Simmons and Strunk.
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Second Clerk Manes at Fremont Post Office
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1807 act filing and the Fremont California post office address. It lists subscription rates and contact numbers for the local office. The text includes garbled names and illegible phrases about communications and audits.
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Sixty two miners believed dead in Buffelsfontein blast
In the Buffelsfontein gold mine near Johannesburg a shaft explosion is believed to have killed 62 miners. Rescue teams pulled 29 injured to the surface. A General Mining and Finance Corp spokesman said the blast likely caused by accidental detonation of explosives while workers were sinking a shaft 7400 feet underground. The mine is a major gold and uranium producer. the 1960 Coalbrook disaster remains South Africa’s worst.
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Unemployment Rate Dips to 4.9 Percent in October
UPI reports October unemployment falls to 4.9 percent from 5.0 in September with 2.8 million job seekers. Nonfarm payrolls rise to a record 71.2 million as inflation concerns persist and officials weigh demand for labor.
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Nasser speech raises Middle East tensions and Israeli strikes
Israeli jets bombed Egyptian artillery positions in the Gulf of Suez after Nasser’s Thursday night address calling for Palestine recovery by force. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban condemned the speech as warlike while U S and Soviet officials signaled progress toward a peace framework. Israel warned Lebanon and Syria against allowing guerrilla attacks as Allen warned of potential intervention if Lebanese sovereignty eroded.
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Palestine
Abba Eban
U.S
Allen
United States
Peace talks inch toward settlement as US and Russia seek balance
Under secretary of State Elliott Richardson said the United States and Russia have reached a substantial degree of agreement on principles for peace in the Middle East. He noted Arabs and Israelis must make more or less equal concessions as substantive issues remain unresolved.
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Middle East
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Gulf of Suez
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Egypt
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
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UPH
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Autopsy ruling awaited in Kopechne case inquest
Edgartown Massachusetts District Judge James A Boyle waits for a Pennsylvania court autopsy ruling before setting an inquest date into the death of 21 year old Mary Jo Kopechne. Judge Brominski of Luzerne County is to decide on exhumation for autopsy.
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UPI
James A. Boyle
Pennsylvania
Mary Jo Kopechne
Boyle
Edward M. Kennedy
Bernard C. Brominski
Luzerne County
Miss Kopech
Brominski
Kapechne
Wash
Appeals court orders immediate desegregation across Mississippi districts
The 5th U.S. Circuit rejects a DOJ delay plea and demands Mississippi school districts begin desegregation now. Judge Griffin Bell warned that “now means now tomorrow” and officials will receive formal orders today. districts largely followed HEW guidelines from last August.
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Justice Department
Griffin B. Bell
Atlanta
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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