Rusk Blames Hanoi For Blocking Talks On Viet War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk blamed North Viet Nam for blocking unconditional talks to end the Vietnam War. He argued Hanoi rejects terms Washington would seek, signaling possible hardening of stance. Rusk criticized Moscow for expelling Washington Post reporter Stephen Rosenfeld and reaffirmed U S willingness to discuss without pre set conditions. He noted improving ties with Western Hemisphere nations in Rio and called Senator Kennedy’s Latin American tour worthwhile.
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Bus Drivers balk at transporting Viet Nam marchers
Washington AP chaos surrounds planned peace march on Saturday as bus drivers balk at carrying protesters and a complaint is filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Organizers seek private autos while a committee raises Viet Cong flag sales and support.
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Viet Nam
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March
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Nuclear Powered Carrier Enterprise To Launch Planes Against North Viet Nam
The Enterprise joined the U S Seventh Fleet in Philippine waters and will soon launch planes against North Viet Nam from its 4 acre flight deck. The nuclear powered carrier carries about 95 planes and will replace a Standard carrier in the South China Sea. The Bainbridge accompanies it at Subic Bay as naval forces prepare for operations.
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Britain and U S Seek Soviet Price On World Nuclear Pact
London and Washington agreed to try to learn the Soviet price for a global pact to curb nuclear weapons spread. The plan, discussed by Harold Wilson and Robert McNamara, favors collective decision making within NATO and may involve West Germany in planning while deferring German weapon handling. Izvestia warned Britain against giving West Germany control, signaling tensions ahead of Moscow talks.
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Arrived In Caracas Broke Heiress Gave Birth Then Vanished
Anna Marie Hitz Bierschenk an 18 year old heiress to a Swiss fortune arrived in Caracas penniless on November 2 with her German husband Ulrich. She gave birth to a daughter on November 3, doctors confirmed. The couple stayed at the German Welfare Association relief center for five days and left November 9, without a forwarding address. The director cited the woman as saying they fled the United States to avoid the draft for Vietnam.
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Ulrich Bierschenk
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Viet Nam
Ex Governor Marland Died of Cancer at 47
Ex West Virginia governor William Casey Marland died of pancreatic cancer at his Chicago suburb home. A brilliant lawyer who became governor at 34, he later drove a taxi while battling alcoholism and led a comeback into a business post with James F. Edwards.
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Charleston
West Virginia University College of Law
Tobacco Farmers To End Sales Below Quota
North Carolina tobacco growers foresee finishing the 1965 flue-cured season about 100 million pounds under their 1,126 million pound quota as weather and program rules reduced production. J H Cyrus of the state agriculture department cites weather, market congestion, and a chaotic selling season as factors. average price rose to 64 cents per pound but lower pounds may shrink cash receipts.
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France launches first satellite from Sahara to join space club
France sent its first satellite into orbit Friday from the Hamma guir launching station in the Algerian Sahara, marking the nation’s entry into a space club previously limited to the United States and the Soviet Union. The 92.5 pound satellite, named A, was designed to test the three stage Diamond rocket and would transmit radio signals for two weeks. Deputy for defense says the mission focused on the rocket rather than scientific data. President Charles de Gaulle called it a major achievement.
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Soviet Union
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Father Rescues Daughter as Car Drowns Two Others
Glenn Bunch a Nansemond County rescue diver woke to his wife driving along Pitchkettle Road when the car plunged into Lake Meade. He saved his 2 year-old daughter but could not rescue his wife and two other children from the submerged vehicle.
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Seventeen Crewmen Rescued From Freighter Oduna After Grounding
Seattle AP reports 37 crewmen aboard the 10,000 ton Oduna were rescued about 10 hours after it ran aground off Unimak Island at the Alaska Peninsula. A Coast Guard and Alaska Steamship Co. effort shuttled them ashore by buoy and they were to be flown to Seattle.
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Bank Robbers Captured After Hostages Escape
In Idalou Texas AP three female hostages escaped less than an hour before police nabbed three gunmen Juan Yassaga Rudy Garcia and Epitacio Bela The three women and three male employees were held for over three hours after the Idalou State Bank robbery and the robbers fled toward Lubbock in separate vehicles becoming jail-bound on state bank robbery charges
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Thieves Loot Vatican Library for Petrarch and Tasso Manuscripts
In a daring two man theft at the Vatican Library thieves climbed a 30 foot water pipe to access the Sistine Hall and stole two priceless manuscript collections by Petrarch and Tasso, also taking a copy of the crown of St Stephen and relics of Garcia Moreno. They left untouched other autographs and letters. Police suspect a skilled two person operation with possible motive of a collector.
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Weather readings from Station atop Register Building Virginia
Cloudy and windy with scattered showers in Virginia on Saturday. Showers cover 40 to 60 percent of the area with highs 56 to 66, cooler at night and fair Sunday. North Carolina sees cloudy, windy, mild showers Saturday with cooler west, then fair and cool Sunday. Downtown log records 24 hour lows 42 to 66, no precipitation.
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