Aluminum Price Rise Spreads With White House Silent
New York AP reports the aluminum price increase spread across major producers with White House taking no immediate action. Alcoa joined the move raising basic ingot to 25 cents a pound and fabricated metal by about one cent. White House officials say there is no connection to stockpile sales and Johnson’s administration plans.
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White House
New York
Aluminum Co. of America
U.S
Olin Mathieson
Aleoa
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Austin
Tex
Moyers
President
Alcoa
Olin Matthieson
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Washington
General Services Administration
Congress
Viet Nam
New York Stock Exchange
Kaiser
Reynolds
Johnson Seeks Cabinet Post. Nominations Delayed by Health
President Johnson plans a major housing and urban affairs department but delays choosing a secretary. Moyers says illness limits Johnson's study and a distinguished task force will recommend the best candidate, with Christmas as a hoped timeline. Details include sale of stockpile metals and ship transfers to allies.
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Moyers
Johnson
San Marcos
Tex
LBJ
Southwest Texas State College
U.S
Argentina
Turkey
Brazil
Italy
Spain
Philippines
Austin
University of Texas
Lynda
Housing and Urban Affairs Department
Weaver
Lth
Nudism case raises constitutional challenges in court
Nudists argue the March enacted law is unconstitutional and vague while Assistant State Atty. Gen. Tom Fox says the right to be without clothing in mixed company is not guaranteed by the constitution. A three judge panel took the case under advisement and set a 10 day briefing schedule for Bernstein and Fox.
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Bernstein
Tom Fox
Fox
Kennedy calls for restraint amid protests and urges nuclear treaty
In New York and at USC Kennedy condemned antiwar demonstrators at times while defending dissent. He backed limits on draft card burning, suggested possible Neutrality Act issues, and urged a broad treaty to prevent nuclear proliferation with UN help. He named South America and Africa as zones for total ban.
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Kennedy
New York
Nicholas Katzenbach
University of Southern California
Town Hall
United Nations
China
South America
Africa
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon to Chu Lai
Reports from the war front say nine Americans were killed in a Thursday night helicopter collision 250 miles northeast of Saigon near An Khe amid aerial raids in North Vietnam. Farther north Marines and Vietnamese troops press into the Chu Lai area during Operation Black Ferret with few gains. US 7th Fleet shells Viet Cong positions along the South China Sea coast as spotters note heavy trench and building damage. Ten U.S. governors begin a four day tour of South Vietnam led by Gov. John H. Reed. A Republican commentator questions the home impression of the war’s progress versus Asia briefing.
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Saigon
An Khe
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Airmoile
Chu Lai
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
U.S
South Viet Nam
Japan
Hong Kong
John H. Reed
Maine
Surgeons remove grenade from Vietnamese patient in box operation
A team including Humphreys, a chest specialist, Col Daniel Campbell, and Dr Tony Brown performed a grenade extraction on Chinh, 30 miles south of Saigon. Guarded by 10 foot sandbags and bullet-proof glass, the warning-dense operation began after local anesthetic. The device was placed in a wooden box for safe removal and the team declared success.
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Humphreys
Daniel Campbell
Innet Beach
Fla
Tony Brown
U.S
Chinh
Saigon
Brown
Molotov Reemerges as Kosygin Advisor in Soviet Union
London reporters cite East European diplomats claiming Vyacheslav Molotov, 75, has been rehabilitated after eight years in the doghouse and is advising Premier Kosygin on foreign affairs and some economic matters. They note no official post and reference his 1957 expulsion from the Central Committee and recent Moscow talks on decentralization and a new Kosygin program.
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London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Alexei N. Kosygin
Joseph Stalin
Kosygin
Molotov
Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO plan aims for integrated nuclear force without France
U S officials pursue a NATO nuclear force with Germany and other allies as partners alongside Britain and possibly France. Rusk rejects tying East West disarmament talks to NATO plans and notes Soviet missiles and Warsaw Pact forces in Europe. The United States has about 330000 troops in Europe as the core force behind these defense arrangements.
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NATO
France
U.S
de GauJie
United States
Germany
Britain
Rusk
Soviet Union
Europe
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
West Germany
North Carolina Speaker Ban Debate Highlights Campus Tensions
The Speaker Ban Commission urged tolerance amid clashes over Communist influence at Chapel Hill. It backed a policy opposing Communism on campuses while defending free inquiry to examine ideologies. The report notes strong support from the General Assembly but warns of far reaching political effects. It lists commission members and contrasts North Carolina law with other states.
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Mond
Speaker Ban Study Commission
University At
Chapel Hill
Commission
General Assembly
Ban
North Carolina
Britt
Gordon Hanes
Forsyth
J. Russell Kirby
Wilson
Lacy H. Thornburg
Jackson
A. A. Zoallicoffer Jr
Vance
Elizabeth G. Swindell
William T. Joyner
Raleigh
Charles F
Turkey accuses Greek Cypriots of aggression in Famagusta
At a U.N. Security Council emergency meeting Turkey charged that 10,000 Turkish Cypriots face aggression by Greek Cypriots in Famagusta. Greek Cypriot Foreign Minister Kyprianou rejected the claim, stating cease-fire observance and that Turkey initiated the dispute. The council urged adherence to cease-fire terms and avoidance of actions worsening Cyprus tensions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Famagusta
Orhan Eralp
Fernando Ortiz Sanz
Bolivia
Cyprus
Eralp
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U Thant
Thant
U.N
Thants
Eral
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
NATO
Paris
Royal visit features San Francisco sights and cable car dream
Princess and Earl of Snowdon tour San Francisco aboard a yacht cruise past Alcatraz and under the Golden Gate Bridge. They hoped for a cable car ride but security limited access. city officials lined up a brief ride at Aquatic Park before attending a charity function at the Hilton with 1,700 guests.
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United States
Miss Douglas
Aquatic Park
San Francisco
Telegraph Hill
Coit Tower
Chinatown
Golden Gate Bridge
Fisherman’s Wharf
Dan London
St. Francis Hotel
Royal Pair
San Francisco Bay
London
Alcatraz
Lord Snowdon
Shelley
City Hall
Hilton Hotel
Rusk warns of fighting in Viet Nam and NATO ties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says severe fighting looms in South Vietnam until Washington accepts no imposed settlement. He argues U S troops in Europe require integration with NATO allies, rejects anti NATO calls, and emphasizes simultaneous nuclear sharing and a ban treaty. He cites Red China setbacks and notes refugee talks do not recognize Castro regime. The inter american ministers meeting in Rio should proceed as planned.
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South
Viet Nam
Rusk
Europe
la Sea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic
NATO
Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Havana
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Hemisphere
Jink
Godwin Defeats Opposition as Negro Vote Shifts Backing
In an election seen as a watershed, Godwin won by about 55 000 votes amid reports that Negroes provided a majority of Democratic support for the first time in 12 years. Supporters emphasized moving Virginians forward while noting post election plans include improving employment opportunities and state appointments for Negroes.
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Godwin
Hornton
Riddick
Hegatch
General Assembly
Thornton
Rhodesia Faces Saboteurs and Emergency Powers
Rhodesian officials warn of trained saboteurs crossing from neighboring states as tensions rise. The government cites four incidents since Oct 2 and bans on gatherings, media, and cameras under a 20-page emergency decree. Britain and Rhodesia clash over independence terms while security powers expand nationwide.
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Rhodesia
Zambia
Northern
Zimbabwe African Peoples Union
Zimbabwe African National Union
Lardner-Burke
London
Smith
Britain
Wilson
Royal Commission
Salisbury
Rhodesia Herald
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