Bloc Leaders Convene In Moscow Over China Rift
Soviet bloc leaders from Bulgaria Cuba Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Mongolia Poland Romania and the Soviet Union meet in Moscow to discuss China’s split and aid to North Vietnam. Pravda denounces Mao Zedong while plans for possible joint condemnation surface amid looming cosmonaut launches from Baikonur and Novosibirsk.
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Hungary
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Romania
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Peking
Siberia
Hanoi
Court Case Probes Electoral System and Right to Counsel
The Supreme Court weighs the winner take all electoral vote method as Delaware and 12 states seek to influence the case. Separate appeal questions whether state courts must appoint lawyers for paupers facing misdemeanors after a 1963 Gideon precedent. Robert Winters, a Black bus boy, was convicted in 1965 of a morals offense in Arkansas without counsel. Justice Stewart urges a uniform resolution despite diverse state labels of crimes and penalties.
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Delaware
Legal Defense and Educational Fund
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robert Winters
Little Rock
Ark
Stewart
Gideon
High Court
Personal income rises in third quarter driven by Social Security and medicare
Income gains stem from higher regular Social Security benefits and medicare, totaling about $900 million annualized for September with $600 million from interest. Wages jump under manufacturing, distribution, and service payrolls. Disposable income per person up $11 in 1958 dollars, to $2,289 seasonally adjusted. current prices show $2,574, $31 above Q2.
Viet Nam War Updates From the Sunday and Monday Actions
Reports say enemy forces broke contact Sunday night leaving 31 dead. Cavalry actions Monday killed three Viet Cong and captured 12. In air combat over the north, U S pilots flew 87 missions Sunday, below the usual 150. Targets included a highway bridge 27 miles south of Thanh Hoa, cargo barges between Vinh and Thanh Hoa, and fuel dumps near Dong Hai. Pilots damaged or destroyed 23 barges and junks, three bridges, 14 buildings, two missile sites and eleven trucks. A Navy Skyraider from Oriskany crashed on a night mission. the pilot is missing. Postwar Viet Nam aid urged with new economic plans and international cooperation.
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Thanh Hog
Vinh
Thanh
Dong Hai
Oriskany
Viet Nam
Pleiu
Civil rights theologian Dr. Spike found slain at Columbus center
Dr. Robert W. Spike 43 a ministry professor and civil rights leader was found dead with a head wound in a guest room at the United Campus Christian Center Columbus. Coroner says apparent homicide. autopsy planned. Spike directed the ministry program at University of Chicago Divinity School and led the Mississippi Delta Ministry. Survivors include his wife Alice and two sons, Paul and John.
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Robert W. Spike
Spike
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Robert Evans
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Ohio State University
University of Chicago Divinity School
Commission On Religion and Race
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Columbus
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Rochester
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Madison
Wis
Mississippi Delta
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Mississippi
New York
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Granville
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
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Paul
John
Johnson Visits Hawaii on Asian Tour and Hawaii Statehood
President Johnson arrives in Honolulu on a Pacific tour that includes New Zealand Australia Thailand Malaysia South Korea and a Manila summit. He praises Asian cooperation and Hawaii statehood as a major achievement while reaffirming U.S. support for peace and security in Asia and inviting North Vietnam to join the peace effort. The welcome features royal guards hula dancers and a flower lei tribute to the Johnsons.
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Philippines
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Monkey cruelty case nets six months jail
Greenville judge sentenced 30-year-old Charlie Wilson to six months in jail for cruelty to animals after he allegedly cut a pet monkey with a knife at a pet shop. He also received a 30-day term for drunkenness and appealed both cases to Pitt County Superior Court.
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Whedbee
Charlie Wilson
Wilson
Pitt County Superior Court
Subandrio defends by blaming Sukarno and generals
In Jakarta on trial for treason and bribery Subandrio asserted that Sukarno and military leaders failed to stop Communist advances. He tearfully denied involvement in last year’s coup attempt and argued he merely followed orders while accusing the army and Sukarno of shortcomings.
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Moscow
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Marines pledge extended service to maintain flight crews
Defense Department said the Marine Corps extends regular officers to ensure enough experienced pilots for overseas rotation. The service, at 282,000 on Sept 30, faces pilot shortages as many aviators leave for commercial airlines amid competition. Navy also plans year-long duties for fliers, with broader aviation training needs noted for next year.
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Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Viet Nam
Boycott Demonstrated Over Price Increases Across Denver Area
Picketing commerce city women marched with signs urging price relief as retailers faced cuts and warnings from suppliers. Thriftway cut prices 19 percent while independent stores resisted big increases. farmers were urged by State Sen Roy Romer to join protests against middlemen.
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Denver
Lou Hughes
Red Owl
Commerce City
Rob Peter
Paul
Thriftway
Frank van Skiver
Gene Ford
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Roy Romer
U.s.senate
Gordon L. Allott
Romer
GE Board Moves To End Walkouts At Evendale Plant
An economics panel led by Harvard professor David Cole and labor expert Jacob Seidenberg, with Cole as chairman, rushed to Evendale Ohio to assess a 6000 worker walkout slowing GE engine production for F4 Phantom jets. The board considered action to spread to other GE plants amid new strikes in Fort Wayne Indiana Warren Michigan Pittsfield Massachusetts and Sandusky Ohio as talks continued in Louisville Kentucky and Rockford Illinois. Officials aimed to forward findings to Johnson via White House channels.
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Jacob Seidenberg
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Evendale
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Viet Nam
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Ind
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Mich
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Mass
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Owensboro
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Schenectady
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N.Y
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Rockford
Johnson
White House
Australian protests greet LBJ visit amid Vietnam war
Demonstrators plan sit down protests as President Johnson visits Sydney and Canberra. New South Wales Premier Askin backs the pro LBJ committee printing one million paper strips. University students warn of security clashes while antiwar and pro LBJ groups mobilize for the same arrival events in Canberra.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Robin W. Askin
LBJ
Canberra
Johnsons
Australian National University
Congress pushes consumer protections and arts funding in bills
Congress advances measures to curb oversized packaging and set voluntary standards for price comparisons. The House endorses 154 million in two year health grants, 8 million for a summer lunch program, and disaster aid grants up to 10000 for farmers. A Hirshhorn Museum bill clears the House and safety rules for ships servicing U.S. ports pass Senate awaiting House approval.
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Hirshhorn
Joseph H. Hirshhorn
New York
U.S
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