Nine More Inmates In Max Security After Disturbance
Columbia South Carolina AP nine more inmates are in maximum security after a prison disturbance at the state penitentiary. The nine joined 18 others under tight guard believed to have started a five hour rampage. Director William D Leeke said ringleaders have been singled out and activities have returned to normal. No injuries reported among inmates or guards.
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William D. Leeke
South Carolina Department of Corrections
Leeke
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Riot forces move inmates as tensions rise in prison
Leeke described inmates milling about after a Tuesday riot as guards forced back 300 inmates into the cell block to maximum security. Authorities deter red a fire, injuries, and ongoing grievances over food, cell conditions, and strip searches. Coroner reported injuries and a missing family member still under investigation.
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Leeke
Leine
Edua
Ihe
Fure
Columbia Police Department
National Guard
Locke
Free Replica Sonotone Hearing Aid in Ear Demonstration
Elmsford New York reports Sonotone engineers unveil the SONET the smallest in ear hearing aid weighing under 1/10 ounce and smaller than a dime. Limited free plastic replicas offered for private examination via coupon request from Sonotone of Greensboro.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Bidg
Danville
Bagaee
Cold front brings record Oct 5 lows across North and South Carolina
The Associated Press reports a strong cold front across the Carolinas caused near freezing temperatures on October 5. Raleigh Durham hit 34, Charlotte 39, Wilmington 41, Asheville 29, and Greensboro 35, with South Carolina readings from 28 at Cedar Creek to 48 at Charleston airport. Frost was observed at Cedar Creek Inman and Horseshoe Lake.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
South Carolina
Raleigh- Durham
Charlotte
Raleigh-Durham
Wilmington
Asheville
Greensboro
Cedar Creek
Charleston
Inman
Horseshoe Lake
Wiggins Begins His Work As New Chief UN Delegate
United Nations New York AP Ambassador J R Wiggins started work as the United States chief UN delegate with a three and a half month tenure. Johnson instructed him to reemphasize America's strong interest in the UN as an instrument of peace. He is the third US chief delegate in 15 weeks after Goldberg and Ball.
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Wiggins
United Nations
N.Y
J.R. Wiggins
America
U.N
United States
Washington Post
Johnson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
George W. Ball
Pany Ball
Goldberg
Mexican Student Council says no plan to disrupt Games
The National Students Strike Council, claiming about 500000 members, states it does not intend to disrupt the Olympic Games. It plans to confine demonstrations to school grounds in the future as the events begin on Saturday in Mexico City AP reporters note.
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Mexico City
National Students Strike Council
Miguel Yoldi
Yoldi
Mexico
Sabo
Tage
Theames
Ban
International Olympic Committee
Army of Liberation
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
University of Mexico
Vietnam War News Briefs Highlight Tet and Amnesties
Reports from Saigon note calm weather allowed 117 American air strikes with 21 trucks and 8 bridges damaged or destroyed as Tet celebrations begin. The South Vietnamese cabinet considers amnesty for over 52,000 deserters to reduce defections amid rising desertion figures. In Mexico City clashes leave at least 35 dead, student leader Miguel Yoĺdi vows campus protests only, not end of demonstrations, in the wake of violence. Secretary-General A Thant and U S officials are referenced in a broader wartime update.
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North Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam
Bread and survival amid a rural manhunt near Fillmere
A woman recounts hiding in woods with her father and siblings during the day while the Factor family searches their farm near Fillmere east of here. Officers found fresh tracks near the Factor home as authorities plan to expand a rescue effort with Ada volunteers, using horses due to rugged terrain and limited vehicle access.
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Here
Factor
A.B
Rush
Ada
Okla
House shifts threaten Humphrey with party defections
A U S survey outlines potential defections by congressmen from their party in a tight national race. Democratic lawmakers in Alabama Florida New Mexico North Carolina and others could tilt delegations away from Humphrey even if Democrats win state majorities. Republicans pace to gain seats but risk losses needed to control the House, with Alaska through Wyoming listed as likely GOP pickups.
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Waller S. Baring
Nevada
Baring
Humphrey
Alabama
Florida
New Mexico
North Carolina
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Virginia
Connecticut
Delaware
Hawaii
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Pennsylvania
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Mississippi
South Carolina
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Arkansas
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Texas
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Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
Ohio
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
Wyoming
House
GOP
Weac
Gerald R. Ford
John Brademas
Lie H. Tamiton
Credit
Portugal unrest flares as Caetano reforms anger students
Portugal police with rifles patrolled Caetano's villa after a week of reform. Caetano, fresh from unseating Salazar, eased censorship and promised exile Mario Soares' return. Lisbon University students joined 500 liberals at Sao Joao Cemetery for the 1910 monarchy fallen activists ceremony, shouting anti regime banters before clashes erupted.
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Caetano
Salazar
Mario Soares
Lisbon University
Sao Joao
Wallace speaks in New Jersey amid protests on racial strife
Wallace, speaking in Newark and Jersey City, criticized the presidents commission on riots as foolish while urging a military victory in Vietnam with conventional weapons. He praised Senator Robert Kennedy as a voice of honest dissent and urged restraint from nuclear options. Crowd estimates ranged from 1,500 to 10,000 across the two cities.
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Wallace
Newark
Riass
Vietnam
Jersey City
Robert Kennedy
Military Park
New Jersey
Odrinex Fat Loss Tablet Ad Declares Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Odrinex fat loss tablets available without a prescription. It claims rapid weight loss, no thyroid or digitalis, and a full money back guarantee if not satisfied. Priced at $3.00, it lists Johnson's Drug Store with a Main Street and Riverside Drive address for orders.
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Johnson's Drug Store
Main St
Riverside Drive
Ordeya
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