US Sees Hope in Israeli Peace Plan at UN
United States notes a ray of hope in Abba Eban’s UN speech outlining a comprehensive peace program with Arab states. Arab diplomats offer cautious, mixed reactions as private talks under Gunnar Jarring continue. Canada backs the Jarring mission and hints at possible arms limitation discussions in the Middle East.
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Israel Seeks Advanced Jets Amid Arms Race Debate
Israel presses for sale of supersonic jets amid regional imbalance as Egypt's air force grows to about 400 planes against Israel's 270. Johnson and Humphrey divided on aid limits, urging Israel supplies for self defense while warning against enlarging the Middle East arms race. Congress weighs lowering foreign aid to around 2.9 billion, with House cuts widening the gap before conference action.
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Vietnamese diplomat urges just Vietnam settlement before election
Thuy spokesman says no change in North Vietnam position regardless of US election. He urges President Johnson to seek a settlement based on Vietnamese rights and world peace, noting international calls to halt bombing. A Hanoi insider predicts Johnson’s power ends on election day and a caretaker presidency until January 20.
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Cassin Shapes Postwar Human Rights Creations
Cassin led the formation of Unesco and served as vice chairman of the U N Commission on Human Rights in 1951. He later became president of the European Court of Human Rights, founded in 1960 in Strasbourg. Alfred Nobel’s will created prizes for science and literature after his 1896 death.
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Army realigns 3rd Brigade to guard Saigon approaches
Sources say the 3rd Brigade of the 82nd Airborne will replace a brigade of the 25th Infantry Division in the capital military district and move outward along jungle routes northwest of Saigon to protect infiltration paths from the Cambodian border. The 82nd has teamed with Marines and South Vietnamese as a blocking force near the DMZ while sweeping for enemy caches.
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Apollo 8 Crew Prepares For Moon Flight Challenge
Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders discuss testing 11 days ahead to qualify future moon missions. If Apollo 7 succeeds the Saturn V may be assigned to lunar orbit in December.
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Senate Advances Broad Gun and Ammo Sales Crackdown
The Senate voted a wide ranging gun and ammo sales bill, with crossover support from Republicans and Democrats. House opposition signals a clash as lawmakers prepare to reconcile amendments, aiming to curb mail order firearms and tighten purchases while extending penalties for violations. The measure would ban interstate mail sales, restrict over the counter transfers, require eligibility affidavits, and impose seven day waits for checks, with age limits and penalties for felons and fugitives.
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Wallace accuses Nixon polls of rigging nation aid
Wallace charged Wednesday that Richard M. Nixon is in cahoots with the Gallup Poll and said national public opinion polls are rigged. He urged a Congressional investigation of professional poll takers controlled by Eastern moneyed interests. He predicted the next major poll will show he has lost ground to Nixon. rally in Scranton, Pa. and Albany news conference.
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Congo Rebel Leader Mulele Executed by Firing Squad
In Kinshasa a military court executed Pierre Mulele, leader of the 1961 64 Congo rebellion, after a return from exile. Mobutu refused clemency, saying Mulele attempted to overthrow the government. Brazzaville cut diplomatic ties in protest. Cuba-backed commandos aided Mulele’s return.
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LeMay on China and Wallace views on segregation
A retired general discusses U S China risk and warns against large mainland deployments. He backs Governor Wallace in opposing segregation while favoring local control, stressing education over coercion and citing a New York coffee shop incident to illustrate misguided behavior and the need for progress.
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Humphrey backs law and order amid antiwar protests
Amid hundreds of antiwar demonstrators, Humphrey urged law and order as his central theme. He criticized Wallace's claim about a demonstrator lying down before his car, calling it an emotional outburst and unsafe in a president who controls nuclear weapons. He stressed stability as essential for the presidency.
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Nixon Rips Democrats in Los Angeles Campaign Swing
Richard Nixon toured Los Angeles drawing 7 000 at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. He blasted Democratic leadership as an ugly harvest of frustration and failure, urged supporters to silence hecklers, and argued the nation must turn to the GOP to end the Vietnam War. He promised the most intensive campaign through November 5.
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Coup Attempt Against Thieu Regime Foiled, Mass Arrests Expected
AP reports a coup against President Nguyen Van Thieu was foiled and mass arrests of South Vietnamese officers are expected, with a government source noting several majors and colonels were involved. The Thieu regime denied knowledge of the plot, while U.S. Embassy said it had no information.
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Pilot Loses Arm Flies For Help After Accident
Brian Steed, 23, a missionary turned bush pilot, lost his right arm when a propeller struck him near Green Water Lake in northwestern Ontario. He crawled into the cockpit, fashioned a tourniquet, then flew 15 miles to safety before landing at Lake Shebandowan. From there, fellow pilot Bob Gauthier flew him 60 miles to Port Arthur for medical aid.
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Grenade injures Jews at Hebron cave of patriarchs
In Hebron, a hand grenade exploded in the cave housing Abraham's tomb wounding 99 Jews and injuring five Israelis seriously. Rioting followed as Jews smashed shop windows while Arab leadership condemned the act. Police detained several Arabs amid heightened tensions after recent cross communal violence.
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House proposes new equal time schedule for debates
The House bill sets three presidential candidates as major figures and offers fixed debate slots from October to November while allowing reappraisal if all three fail to agree. NBC President Julian Goodman claimed passage of the bill and said network executives could meet reps at a mutually convenient time. The Senate bill would only suspend the law. Republicans blocked a vote as Democrats accused them of filibustering to avoid Nixon-Humphrey debates.
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Charleston Navy wife surprised with quadruplets
Mrs. Vivian Teston visiting her husband in Charleston reported four healthy newborn girls at Roper Hospital. The babies weighed 2 lbs 13 oz, 2 lbs 13 oz, 2 lbs 3 oz, and 3 lbs 1 oz, named A,B,C and D. Father Kenneth Teston, Signalman Second Class, serves aboard the destroyer USS Law.
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Peru Cabinet Crisis Deepens Over Missing Page
Carlos Lor ct de Mola resigned as Peru's president of the Peruvian agency after a cabinet crisis sparked by the claim that Page 11 of contracts had disappeared. The missing page reportedly noted payment in dollar terms to protect against the devaluing sol. The revolutionary government vows action against those responsible for the fraud with former Premier Osvaldo Hercelles and three cabinet members arrested in New York. Standard Oil of New Jersey could not confirm the seizure and would comment later. An August agreement had provided for the Peruvian government to take over the oil field in December.
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