Humphrey Seeks Inflation Guard Over Viet Nam War Costs
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told a Business Council audience that Johnson would take fiscal steps if Viet Nam spending threatened inflation. He urged spending to win the war but within a 3.2 percent wage and fringe benefits guidepost. Secretary Fowler urged industry to curb the balance of payments deficit amid industry discord over investment guidelines. Campbell Soup’s W B Murphy noted difficulty in setting nonbank industry guidelines.
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Hot Springs
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Business Council
Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Council
Fowler
Federal Reserve Board
W. B. Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
McCormack to lead COMSAT under $125000 salary package
James McCormack, a retired Air Force general and Rhodes scholar, will become chairman and chief executive officer of COMSAT on December 1 replacing Leo Welch who will slow his pace but remain a public stockholder board member. Editor note mentions federal pay debate and U S inflation concerns while iron and steel output falls in September.
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James McCormack
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McCormack
Leo D. Welch
Comsat
Welch
Johnson Oak Plant Joke Reported From Hospital Window
Johnson jokes from his hospital window as Udall plans to plant the Johnson oak. Aides report the moment as the president waits for the tree to be planted while discussing the scene at the White House.
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Udall
Communications Satellite Corp
McCormack
Comsat
Congress Seeks $186.6 Million Supplemental for Highway Beautification
Johnson asks Congress for a supplemental $186.6 million with half for the highway beautification program. The President urged the Consumer Advisory Council to push for stronger protections for buyers. The Senate approved a bill boosting disability compensation for about 1.9 million veterans by roughly 10 percent annually costing around $148 million. An inquiry by a Judiciary subcommittee into criminal law adequacy and enforcement was authorized.
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Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Consumer Advisory Council
Senate
Judiciary
Vatican declares Jewish deicide clause revised at council
The Vatican’s 1960s council approved a revised declaration on Jews and non Christians. It rejects presenting Jews as accursed or responsible for Jesus death and urges clergy to avoid anti Semitic interpretations. The vote split with about 1 800 in favor and 245 against 70 to 90 progressives supported retaining deicide.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Europe
United States
Zachariah Shuster
American Jewish Committee
Rome
Council
U S Forces Press Viet Nam Operations in Highlands and Coast
In the central highlands 280 miles northeast of Saigon 8 000 troops of the 1st Air Cavalry Division ended a five day operation in the Suai Ca Valley with light U S casualties. Carrier based planes struck bridges in North Viet Nam 125 miles south of Hanoi and a destroyer bombarded coastal Viet Cong sites in the north. In Qui Nhon 260 miles north of Saigon the 101st Airborne routed about 25 Viet Cong with four killed and light U S losses. A Viet Cong general strike call in South Viet Nam drew a quick dismissal as a total fiasco with little public response. Marine Phantom squadrons resumed duty at Da Nang after six days grounded for fuel contamination with no sabotage found.
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Saigon
1St Air Cavalry Division
Suai Ca
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
South
U.S. 101St Airborne
Qui Nhon
United States
da Nang
Virus link to heart valve disease explored
Dr Gordon C Brown of the University of Michigan explains a study on vaccination and heart valve damage. Preliminary data suggest Coxsackie virus may cause congenital heart defects in newborns, potentially passing from infected mothers to fetuses.
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Gordon C. Brown
University of Michigan
Beauty Miss Arkansas Safe After Peace Corps Attempt
Rhonda Lee Ogiesby 19, former Miss Arkansas, returns home safe after a trip to Washington with boyfriend Lee Carter to join the Peace Corps. She says the process is lengthy and uncertain and that she left to escape pressure, not for marriage or foul play.
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Peace Corps
Pine Bluff
Ark
Rhonda Lee Ogiesby
Miss Arkansas
Horace Oglesby
Oglesby
Miss Oglesby
University of
Lee
Rhonda
Washington, D.C
Arkansas
Els
Nobel Prize Awarded to Russian Author Mikhail Sholokhov
The 1965 Nobel Prize in literature goes to Mikhail Sholokhov, 60, famed for And Quiet Flows the Don. The Swedish Academy praises his epic on the Don region and Russian history, noting his artistic power and integrity. Sholokhov, a Communist party member, was away gathering material when notified. The ceremony will occur December 10 with other prizewinners.
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Sweden
Mikhail Sholokhov
Swedish Academy
Boris Pasternak
Sholokhov
Caspian Sea
Andrei Zimovnov
The
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Don
Red Army
Communist Party
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cuban Refugees Cheerful Despite Being Penniless
Twenty four Cubans arrive in Key West in a fishing boat joining 18 more in two families as part of Fidel Castro's migration plan. Refugees state they are penniless after confiscation of homes stores and farms and plan to join relatives in the United States with aid from the Cuban Refugee Center.
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Cuba
Florida
Antonio Garcia
New York City
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Garcia
Fidel Castro
United States
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Rosendo Fernandez
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Miami
Las Villas
Camarioca
Florida Floods Break 24 Hour Rain Record Amid Drought Relief
Rain from Betsy drenched Fort Lauderdale with 24.43 inches in 24 hours, smashing prior 24 hour and October records. Hundreds stranded as cars drowned on flooded roads. one death tied to a hit and run. Rain brings needed moisture to Everglades National Park, easing drought in Pine Island and Flamingo areas.
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Paul Hughes
Mary Jeannette Cowen
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Flamingo
Roa Defends Cuba at UN Speaks on Viet Nam and China
Roa denounces U S intervention in the Dominican Republic and supports admitting Communist China. He accuses U S policy in Latin America while receiving scattered applause from a small gallery as Gromyko shakes his hand at the UN rostrum.
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Roa
Cuba
Albania
Andrei A. Gromyko
Goldberg
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U.S
Dominican Republic
Latin America
China
Indonesia racial clashes erupt at university amid anti communist surge
In Jakarta a mob of about 800 Indonesian youths burned a two story pro-Peking Chinese sponsored university as authorities watched. Knives and public safety items were used and several people were injured.
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Indonesia
Communist Party
PKI
PKK
Karya J Ghakti
Sukarno
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Radio Kakarta
Draft counselors train to explain conscientious objector forms
Pacifist groups plan to train draft counselors in areas including New York Ann Arbor Chicago Los Angeles and Berkeley to explain the draft process. They aim to distribute pamphlets off campus and show strong opposition to the war while highlighting youths' unhappiness at being called to fight.
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Mich
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Los Angeles
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Calif
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Sen
Henry
M. Jackson
Dash
Walter Cronkite
Steve Newman
Greenwich Village
Newman
CBS News
Alexander Kendrick
David Mitchell
Viet Nam
Mitchell
Nuremburg
Kenrick
United States
Protests Across U S Campuses Over Viet Nam War
Generals Taylor and Morse comment on picketing as a sign of dissent. Demonstrations span Chicago Berkeley Ann Arbor and many campuses with hundreds of students and locals rallying led by peace groups and protesting U S policy in South Viet Nam.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Berkeley
Roosevelt University
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Selective Service
Ann Arbor
Wayne State University
Titan 3 launch sequence and abort details reported
Officials described a Titan 3 test flight where a transtage malfunctioned after second ignition above Australia. Data showed no ignition or satellite release despite planned multiple engine starts and maneuvers for a dummy payload to test switch engine capability for military space missions.
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Australia
Air Force
Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratories
Hat fashion debate sparks reform drive at union meeting
Cohen urges revival of women's hats amid fashion shifts in a revolutionary era. He notes many women still wear scarves or babushkas for formal events and church. He calls for a celebrity endorser to boost hat popularity and says the union cannot compel women to wear hats at meetings.
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