Tshombe Out And His Old Associate Kimba Is In As Premier Of Congo
President Kasavubu decreed Moise Tshombe out and Evariste Kimba in as Congo premier amid a power struggle. Kimba, 38, a former Katanga ally and Balubakat founder, forms a new government while Tshombe may stay only if desired.
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Kimba
Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Joseph Kasoubu
Kasavubu
T'stombe
Canakat
United Nations
Balubakat
Naton
Jongas Kagavubu
Kasavubi
Asong
Balubakat Party
National Assembly
Ishombe
Victor Nendaka
Nendaka
National Security Police
Government of Public Safety
National Union
Johnson to Nominate Reynolds for U S District Court
Johnson planned to nominate John W. Reynolds to the U S District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin to succeed retired Judge Kenneth P. Gragg. The president’s aides described Johnson as more mobile post surgery while still cautious about lingering discomfort.
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Page Onenon
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Kenneth P. Gragg
Moyers
Mayera
Johnson
Hurst
Emory University
Ormond Culp
Mayo Clinic
Culp
Washington
Crime spree claims lives across Brooklyn and New Jersey
A week of violent crimes spans Brooklyn and New Jersey. A patrolman’s pursuit failed to stop a hit run that killed his own son. A nurse was abducted and raped in Queens. three suspects are in custody. A subway stabbing killed Arthur Collins. An 80 year old woman was strangled in Bed Stuy. A 12 year old girl was abducted in Fair Lawn, raped, then abandoned in Massapequa. federal warrant issued for Walter Mott.
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William Hofaker
Brooklyn
Victtim
Queens
Arthur FP
Collins
Marie Koch
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Little Bird
Fair Lawn
N.J
Massapequa
Long Island
Walter Robert Mott
Matt
Sugar lobbyists and sugar policy spark House testy clash
The Sugar System debate pits farm-state cane and beet producers against foreign agents funded by foreign clients. Findley warned the lid could blow off the sugar bowl. Cooley faced criticism while Willis defended lobbyist aid. In Washington, the Senate approved Lyndon Johnson's highway beautification bill, sending it to the White House for approval with a 320 million two-year start and a Jan 1 1968 deadline for board controls.
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Hove Agriculture Committee
Washington
U.S
Findley
House of Representatives
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House
Willis
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy Offers Nuclear Policy View on Geneva Talks
Senator Kennedy summarizes U.S. and Soviet nuclear limits and urges expanding nuclear free zones, Latin America focus, and a broader test ban. He notes Chinese rejection of Geneva talks, China's push for nonnuclear arsenals, and questions multilateral NATO forces. He cites Johnson moves toward nonproliferation and warns De Gaulle’s nuclear urge is misguided.
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John F. Kennedy
Latin America
United States
Germany
Europe
Johnson
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Sweden
Testimony on Beatings of Convicts at Arkansas Prison
In Little Rock AP report Judge Henley held a hearing on abolishing the use of the whip at Arkansas State Prison amid conflicting testimony on convict beatings. Convict Dennis McCaslin was held in contempt and sentenced to six months. Witnesses described the whipping device and frequency, with Talley claiming about 15 lashes in two years while Harmon testified to six or seven. Twenty-nine convicts traveled to testify. hearings resume November 1 on petitions from Vernon Sloan and William Hash.
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Little Rock, Ark
U.S
Henley
Dennis McCaslin
McCaslin
Winston Talley
Moses Harmon Jr
Talley
Harmon
Little Rock
Conlicts
Vernon Sloan
William Hash
Space Judge Postpones Morrissey Nomination Vote
Senate action on Morrissey faces delay after Dirksen cites need for full record and Ervin notes lack of legal experience. Subcommittee hearings raised questions about Morrissey attendance at a defunct Georgia law school and his bar admission. Democratic lawmakers defend his qualifications, while ABA official Albert Jenner Jr cites concerns over the Georgia diploma. Space program update describes Scott’s Spacegun reload plan and EVA steps for equipment access.
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Katzenbach
Dirksen
GOP
Morrissey
Ervin
James 0. Eastland
Mississippi
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Connecticut
George A. Smathers
Florida
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Quentin N. Burdick
North Dakota
Kennedy
Eastland
Georgia
Massachusetts
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Thomas JY. Dodd
Dconn
Boston
American Bar Association
Albert £. Jenner Jr
Chicago
McCo
Thei Edwards
D-Mass
Craft
Scott
Vom
Nation's nonfarm payroll hits record 81.6 million in September
Labor Department data show total nonfarm payroll employment rising to a record 81.6 million in September, up about 600,000 from August and aided by manufacturing gains and school reopenings. Manufacturing employment reached 18.5 million, an all-time high, while total employment including agriculture stood at 72.4 million, with unemployment at 2.8 million and 4.4 percent of the civilian labor force.
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Bill Williams
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ing
Dureau
Sens Kember
Eisenhower comments mix politics with personal life
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke on his family, new book, and American values amid Viet Nam debate. He criticized student demonstrations, warned against appeasement, and discussed Kashmir diplomacy, the Bay of Pigs, and John Birch Society. He stressed moral duty and hesitated on past military actions.
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Barbara Ann
Susan
Mary
Viet Nam
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Eisenhower
Washington
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
United States
Vietnam War combat reports tease, but many claims doubted
US officers dismissed reports of two or more battalions of the 325th Division surrounded in the valley. Col. Thomas Brown said VC prisoners claimed prior notice, while a spokesman noted heavy Viet Cong casualties and refugees relocating. Marine patrols had light losses with action near Da Nang Chu Lai. US and Vietnamese forces counted dozens of VC killed. overall weekly casualty figures showed higher American and Vietnamese losses than Viet Cong.
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U.S
325Th
Thomas Brown
West Point
N.Y
Kinnard
I U
1St Cavalry
An Khe
da Nang
Chu Lai
Saigon
Vennamese
More Cubans Cross To Florida Before Bad Weather
102 more Cubans braved angry seas in small craft to cross the Florida Straits before bad weather halted the flow. Two Coast Guard cutters aided the refugees while U S officials pressed Cuba for prisoner releases and a staged exodus, with Castro’s reply described as positive in part and open to further talks.
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Florida
Key West
Fla
Florida Straits
Fidel Castro
State Department
Castro
U.S
Coast Guard
USS Amb
Marshall
Camariaca
Green
Indonesia
Miami
Washington
Marshall Wright
United States
Wright
Cuba
Arrest case continues over Long Island abductor
Mary School pupil was returned from Meadowbrook Hospital on Long Island after identifying Matt from police photos as her kidnapper. Authorities say he raped her two or three times and left her gagged in his car before fleeing on foot after attempting to visit an aunt for money.
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Mary
Meadowbrook Hospital
Long Island
Matt
Wold
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