USDA Says Supplies For Most Types Of Leaf Tobacco Exceeding Demand
The USDA said most leaf tobacco supplies exceed demand for the 1965 marketing year with fle-fured leaf nearing balance due to the new control program. The 1965 flue-cured crop is about 15 percent below last year, hinting at smaller carryover stocks next year and a modest export rise amid higher world cigarette use and strong overseas markets. Domestic flue-cured use is expected to rise slightly as burley supply remains near record levels and competition from foreign producers grows amid trade barriers.
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North Carolina
Wallace dies. tributes pour in from leaders and peers
Former secretary Wallace, a pivotal figure in the New Deal and postwar science and agriculture, died after years of illness. Presidents and colleagues, including Truman and Humphrey, lauded his decades of public service, farm innovation, and commitment to peace. He helped develop hybrid corn and improved poultry and crops, returning in later years to his Iowa-born roots near Westchester County New York.
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Beano) Rollins
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Latin America
Jesse Jones
Texas
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Racial unrest and royal visit weave through region events
In Eutaw protesters delivered grievances to a county prosecutor after a man named Long, aged 20, received life imprisonment for the August murder of 87-year-old Perry Smaw, whose tongue was cut out. Nationally, civil rights planners urged protection of all Americans, while Catholic Hartford archdiocese boycotts firms not practicing equal opportunity. Elsewhere, a Tallahassee briefing urged nonviolent police action for demonstrations. At LaGuardia, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon toured New York and Washington, viewing space exhibits and aircraft, with remarks on John Glenn's Space Flight and Cold War era politics.
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Tler
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Royal Party
Mansfield shifts focus from world movement to home living needs
U S senators led by Mansfield discuss Viet Nam policy with Soviet leaders Gromyko and Khrushchev’s successors. They warn concessions risk prolonging the war while noting no agreement yet on terms. The delegation plans to visit Romania and then Vietnam, with Aiken Boggs Inouye and Muskie joining.
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Viet Nam
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Gromyko
Romania
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J. Caleb Boggs
Del
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Hawaii
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Maine
Man linked to Klan threat faces charges after tire shooting
Judge warned him to stop messing with the Klan as gunfire damaged Kenneth Zoeller s truck tires during a clash. Hennis admitted Klan membership during trial. Zoeller was acquitted of assault, while Hennis was found guilty of assault and malicious damage. Hennis was moved to Guilford County jail under tight security. He said the 25 caliber pistol was for protection against harassment from Klan activities.
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Zoeller
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Machinists Set Up Picket Line At Cape Gate Delay Gemini Launchings
Cape Kennedy Florida AP report says McDonnell Aircraft machinists formed picket lines at one Cape gate as a 200 man union unit votes to strike. The walkout could affect next month’s Gemini launchings. larger St Louis union vote staged a four day wildcat strike previously. Some machinists may ignore the order, while others await morning reports.
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Donnell Machinists
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Istrike
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Donnell
McDonnell
U S Air Lift Delivers Supplies as Pleiku Battles Grow
Viet Nam report states large U S transport aircraft flew mission after mission to Pleiku carrying gasoline ammunition and food. At Pleiku airport 1st Cavalry details tried to identify dozens of Americans brought in after a massive Communist ambush. The Reds removed all identification from the slain Americans and took their personal effects before a relief force could reach the area.
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Button defends state legal work policy after review
Bil Williams says his office follows established policy and welcomes inquiry regarding a $15,000 payment to the law firm handling state legal matters. He notes hours worked by various attorneys and asserts the arrangement is reasonable, inviting assembly scrutiny per State Sen. McCue’s urging.
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Button
Robert Y. Button
Thurst
William C. Bat
John 5. Battle Jr
John S. Battle
Button Legal Assembly
Richmond
McCue
Battle
William Battle
Kidnap Case Proceeds as Trial Issues Emerge
Proceedings continue in a kidnapping case highlighted by a dispute over bail and pretrial motions. The article notes a $45,000 bond and multiple currency denominations including $5, $10, $20, and $100, with additional unspecified funds.
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Plane hijack attempt ends with 84 passengers safe in New Orleans
A National Airlines plane was fired on by a youth using two pistols in the forward lounge. Passengers and crew of 91 escaped unharmed after electronics execs and two top space figures subdued the attacker. The abducted boy from Tacoma was later freed after signaling family from a nearby home. Police pursued two suspects described as 30 to 35, swarthy, who had demanded ransom in a South Seattle area parking lot. The incident echoes a 1920s Tacoma kidnapping and raises questions about ransom and safety procedures on air travel.
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Sarasota
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Trial recounts concealment and courtroom clashes
Witnesses recount a chaotic scene from a bombing era assault as Staff Set Miguel Seise of Augusta and Pie David Weed of Pittston share memories of survival. The testimony covers fear, screams, and the struggle to escape the center of combat, with emotional admissions from participants and details of a tense aftermath.
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Pie
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Pittston
Maine
Gemini 7 fuel cells replaced delaying decision on launch
CAPE KENNEDY AP sources report that the Gemini 7 spacecraft had its power producing fuel cells replaced and a final decision on delaying the December 4 launch was pending after checks. Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell planned a 14 day mission as part of a dual flight with Gemini 6.
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Fla
Space Agency
Ther
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Telephones face privacy bills after blocking messages
Henry testified as a phone company engineer played Let Freedom Ring recordings in Southern Pines and Baltimore. Senators Pastore McGee Javits discussed bills to force subscriber names addresses and sponsoring organizations into recorded messages and to publish a public file, with telecommunication liability for noncompliance. Gordon N Thayer of AT&T said last month’s actions would mirror proposed legislation and that Bell System will require organization or individual details on messages.
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Earmvs
Henry
Freedom
Subcommittee
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Gordon N. Thayer
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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