Humphrey praises churches for fueling social idealism drive
Vice President Humphrey credited U S churches with spurring a revival of social idealism and urged continued public private partnership to advance civil rights, education, housing and poverty reduction. He spoke to the National Council of Churches as it urged members to act on racial injustice and poverty.
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Subert H. Humphrey
America
We3
General
Christ
Humphrey
Anderson's dismissal triggers changes in SBI leadership
Gov Bruton announced the removal of SBI director E. L. Anderson amid questions over information sharing with the Governor's Law and Order Committee. Bruton noted the move serves the bureau's best interests and vowed to pursue a professional successor, while sources indicate prominent support for Anderson among agents.
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Governor's Law and Order Committee
Anderson
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
SBI
North Carolina
Methodist Church
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Rhodesia Debate and African Unity Talks at U.N.
The article notes ongoing discussions at the U.N. Security Council over Rhodesia, with Brown outlining a plan to seek mandatory sanctions and defer enforcement. African delegates from Adebo to Kironde report progress, narrowing gaps with Britain, while South Africa remains excluded from the embargo considerations. The piece also briefly covers the career of Anderson, a longtime police chief associated with Raleigh and Winston-Salem, noting his rise and stance on enforcement methods.
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Pedro P. Berro
Uuruguay
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Mocksville
Rutherford College
Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem
Britain
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SBI Council
U.N
North Carolina
Mrs Mao's cultural post signals looming upheaval in China
Former movie star and Mao's third wife is named adviser to the armed forces on cultural affairs, a move described as bolstering the cultural revolution. She denounces past party leaders, targeting Peng Chen and the old Peking committee, with Premier Zhou Enlai endorsing the stance as Beijing braces for a potential power showdown.
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Com- Pino
Pen Chen
Peking Party
Peng Chen
Peking
Party Central Committee
Ministry For Culture
Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
Auto union rifts widen over AFL CIO policy
Labor leaders Walter and Victor Reuther accuse AFL-CIO head George Meany of undermining U S efforts to ease tensions with the Communist world while Meany denounces the charges as slanderous. The Executive Council backed Meany on foreign policy, leaving the partners divided over strategy and action.
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Cra. Auto Workers
Reuther
Meany
Afl-Cio
U.S
Victory
Victor Reuther
Central Intelligence Agency
Walter Reuther
International Labor Organization
ILO
Cemsure Reuther
Philadelphia
Pearl Harbor tribute marks 25th anniversary at cemetery
At Pearl Harbor Day observances in Hawaii survivors, families, and officials gathered at the National Cemetery for the 25th anniversary. Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze addressed a Nation via television, honoring the 2,409 killed and recalling Japan’s aggression, while warning of ongoing threats in Asia and the need to preserve democracy.
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Paul H. Nitze
Honolulu
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Hawaii
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Pacific
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Fuchida
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Nitze
Japan
Asia
China
Gangland Guns Mark Up 36th Boston Area Victim
A Boston area victim was shot in a car during a midweek attack marking the 36th slaying in a 20 year Plague of killings in Greater Boston. Joseph Amico, 27, an ex-con with prior charges, died after bullets ripped into his vehicle on a main highway near Haven.
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Haven
Mass
Greater
Joseph Amico
Assault and political turmoil in Vietnam and Boston shooting
Viet Nam brief highlights a Saigon street assassination of deputy Tran Van Van and the subsequent Viet Cong arrest of Vo Van En. Ky denounces the act as brutal terrorism while U.S. air and sea actions target North Viet Nam amid sporadic ground combat. In Boston, Amico is killed and suspect En is held, with James Kearns wounded and charged as an accessory. the broader violence traces to a May 1964 wave of vengeance killings.
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Viet Cong
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Hai
J Phong
Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Weather satellite ATS 1 launched into Pacific orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America’s Public Benefactor satellite ATS 1 fired its motor to enter a circular 22 300 mile high orbit over the equator. Ground controllers said the 43 second burn occurred as ATS 1 passed over Quito Ecuador and will produce weather pictures and test new satellite communications. Officials expect to confirm a stable path after 24 hours of tracking. The $9 million craft will provide weather data and test in space switching for future commercial communications.
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Fla
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Pacific Ocean
ATS 1
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Ecuador
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ATS
Space Agency
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Pacific
Australia
Japan
United States
GM and rivals plan broad layoffs across plants nationwide
Layoffs hit about 1,100 workers in Atlanta and 900 in Arlington with more to come in St. Louis and Willow Run. GM plans cuts by Jan 9 at six more plants including Kansas City and Linden. Chrysler cuts 450 at Detroit and 230 at Los Angeles. Ford and AMC deny layoffs. Westinghouse and Magnavox announce cuts. GE trims 450 in Phoenix. Boeing to pursue limited layoffs amid cost cuts.
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Aeon
Godwin Names Heartwell To State Post
Governor Godwin announced the appointment of William L Heartwell as commissioner of the Virginia Employment Commission. Heartwell, 47, industrial development director at the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, will earn 17500 annually and assume duties January 15. He is a World War II Navy veteran and former Lawrenceville mayor.
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William L Heartwell
Virginia Employment Commission
Godwin
Heartwell
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
J. Eldred Hill Jr
Hill
State Division of
Lawrenceville
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Lucy Borgan
Mobile Ala
Train crash halts traffic after Indiana Avenue stopover
A multi-car collision slowed traffic for about two hours near the Indiana Avenue station. William McCoullough, 49, died and seven others were hospitalized. Investigators review speed, curve handling, and whether foreign metal on tracks contributed. Passengers evacuated from the first eight cars, with three forecars reaching the station before the impact.
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de Mont
Indiana Avenue
William McCoullough
Orthodontic care for older adults boosts confidence says Dr Goldstein
A dentist asserts no adult is too old for orthodontic treatment if there is sufficient bone support. Dr Goldstein notes he has treated women up to age 65 and cites a grandmother who felt young again after correcting protruding teeth, regretting not having done so earlier.
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Gold ‘Stein Cid
Bomb blast near woodlands injures none in Mecklenburg county
A blast closed by a metal picket fence shattered windows of a house in Mecklenburg County while another car nearby sparked but was undamaged. Police searched for footprints and clues as Charlotte sees six unsolved bombings in about a year, with a publicized 1865 case affecting Negro leaders. Ervin's remark remains hopeful about material losses, noting some losses cannot be replaced.
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Charlotte
NAACP
Ervin
Jordan Rebellion Rally Threatens Jordanian Stability
In Damascus, Atassi condemns west Jordan rioting as a full-blown public rebellion. He accuses Jordan of withholding bases for Arab operations against Israel and proclaims arms for rebels while rallying for a broader liberation war and a united front against Israel.
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Jordan
Damascus
Atassi
Israel
Palestine Liberation
UN Security Council backs Barbados for UN seat
The U N Security Council unanimously recommended Barbados join the United Nations as the 122nd member. The 45 to 0 vote sent the resolution to the General Assembly for approval, with Barbados gaining independence from Britain last week. The assembly’s approval was anticipated.
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