Arab diplomat faults New York for UN concerns
Arab ambassador Baroody of Saudi Arabia told the UN Budgetary Committee that New York City is dirty noisy dangerous and politically charged and suggested moving the UN headquarters. He cited dog excrement lack of trees crime narcotics and media bias while noting he might study relocation for three to four years and even name Switzerland Austria or Cyprus as possible hosts.
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New York City
U.N
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Saudi Arabia
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General Assembly
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U Thant
East River
Thant
Switzerland
Austria
France
Paris
Cyprus
Security Council
Syria
Secretariat
Elizabeth Arden remembered for beauty empire and farms
Elizabeth Arden, famed cosmetics innovator and business pioneer, died leaving a vast empire that stretched from Maine and Arizona to Kentucky farms. Born Florence Nightingale Graham, she chose the Arden name from literature and built a global brand with salons, fashion, and charitable support. Services set for Friday at St James Episcopal Church with private burial to follow.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Washington
Elizabeth Arden
Maine Chance
Arizona
Miss Arden
Maine
Kentucky
Jewel
Ireland
Elizabeth N. Graham
Graham
Elizabeth
Florence Nightingale Graham
New York
Woodbridge
Ont
Elizabeth Ardee
Los Angeles
Comite du Bon Gout Francais
Legion of Honor
Boston
San Francisco
Metropolitan Hero
Opera Society of Washington
Saratoga
N.Y
New York Philharmonics
American Symphony
Patricia Graham Young
Fifth Avenue
Vicomtesse Henri de Maublanc
Paris
John Graham
Ohio church leader slain in Columbus center attack
Police say no witnesses heard or saw the slaying of Spike, a civil rights figure and former NCC official. The body was found by a janitor Lynn Ralston at about 1 25 p.m. in a guest room near campus ministry activities at Ohio State University. Spike was fully clothed only in a green raincoat. his suit hung on a door. an attache case with a shirt and shaving kit lay beside a dresser. Investigators note rob bery could not be ruled out and cite his campus ministry ties and leadership in civil rights work. His last sighting was 10 p m Sunday and his wife spoke to him by phone Sunday night.
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Lynn Ralston
Credit Eard
Johnson
Benjamin Layton
New York City
Layton
Commission On Religion and Race
National Council of Churches
University of Chicago
Columbus
Ohio State University
Frank Peterly
Casine
ICC hearings on merger conditions for Pennsylvania Central
Oct 31 report: ICC will hear questions on financial conditions to be imposed on the Pennsylvania and Central if their merger proceeds. Both railroads pledge compliance but request to advance the merger. A court stay was sought by eight railroads and several Pennsylvanian and New Jersey towns.
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Pennsylvania and Central
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Pennsy
Penon- Central
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Maryland
Erie-Lackawanna
Delware and Hudson
A Thought About Hammering Religion With Kindness
A short meditation on choosing the right approach, citing Longfellow and a Nazareth carpenter. Humility and love act as a light hammer whose impact is vast, contrasted with forceful methods. The note ends with a funeral home signature and a teaser for a brother's column next week.
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Nazareth
Frank Swicegood
Swicegood
McNamara Leads Quick Act on Jet Engine Strike
Secretary of Defense McNamara warned the strike would cause an unacceptable loss of jet engines and spare parts for Viet Nam warplanes. He confirmed Evendale as sole engine maker for F4s and RF4s and urged action under Taft-Hartley law. Johnson named a three man inquiry board, hearings in Cincinnati, and a back-to-work injunction followed. Bargaining resumes with federal mediators as the board plans a second report and a secret ballot within stated deadlines.
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Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Ramsey Clark
Mc‘Namara
Johnson
Cincinnati
Honolulu
Pacific
Clark
Weinman
Kresge’s Personal Turmoil Ended In Mountainhome Mausoleum
The Kresge firm owner faced the 1929 crash by investing his own funds to stabilize stock, then faced multiple marriages and a later health decline. He planned burial in a $75,000 mausoleum near Kresgeville, with arrangements still incomplete, as Kresgeville bears the family name.
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United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Kresge
Anna Harvey
Doris Mercer
Quake Toll Soars in Peru with 101 Dead 1000 Hurt
Rescue teams searched wreckage in Lima and coastal towns after Peru's strongest earthquake in 26 years. At least 101 dead and about 1,000 injured, with estimates up to 125 dead from U.S. authorities. Damaged areas include Callao Huaura and Haucho. President Belaunde pledged full aid.
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Lima
Peru
State Department
Washington
Iwo
Lof Catlao
Boone Struggles With Water System Break Amid Heavy Rain
Boone North Carolina faces a serious water crisis as crews search for a break in the town’s main line. Mayor Waké E. Brown says water is available in the watershed but cannot be delivered. The city declared a state of emergency, schools and industries closed to conserve supplies, while Appalachian State Teachers College kept open with its own water supply and nearby fire departments offered aid.
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Boone
N. C
Blue Ridge Mountain
Waké E. Brown
Brown
Appalachian State Teachers College
Blowing Rock
Deep Gap
High Point
Fire tragedy claims 19 firefighters in fifth alarm blaze
In New York City a fifth alarm fire at Box 598 on East 22nd Street and East 23rd Street killed 19 members of Engine Co 18 and others, as the basement collapse at 10:12 p.m. trapped crews and a later body count reached 19 by Tuesday afternoon. Mayor Lindsay ordered flags at half staff and visited the scene, while Fire Commissioner Lowery cited a suspected structural weakness and a gas odor before the collapse.
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John D. Donovan
Engine Co. 18
John V. Lindsay
East 22Nd Street
Broadway
Herbert Brown
Wonder Drug
East 23Rd Street
Manuel Fernandez
Robert Lowery
Ritz
Lowery
Soviet bloc leaders discuss Hanoi policy at Moscow summit
Soviet bloc leaders held secret talks in Moscow on Vietnam amid U S military actions and Chinese obstruction to bloc aid. They weighed a possible peace settlement while avoiding any pledge to expand Soviet military support, with discussions centered on Hanoi and North Viet Nam and potential shifts in bloc stance.
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Moscow
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Nam
China
Viet Nam
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Baikonur
Soviet Space Center
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Bulgaria
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Romania
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Johnson
Dean Rusk
United Nations
North Viet Nam
Johnson’s Southern Hemisphere tour to meet Viet Nam rivals
President Johnson’s 17 day itinerary begins in Honolulu and includes Australia and New Zealand and the Philippines Thailand Malaysia and South Korea. In New Zealand he attends a Manila summit with seven Viet Nam fighting nations and plans to meet New Zealand officials amid heightened security measures.
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Wellington
Tasman Sea
Australia
Philippines
Thailand
Malaysia
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Canada
Mexico
Manila
Viet Nam
Honolulu
Pago Pago
U S War Raids Hit Central Highlands And Vicinity
North Vietnamese refused access to the zone as B52 bombers from Guam carried out two raids in South Vietnam. The strikes targeted suspected troop concentrations in the central highlands and a Viet Cong headquarters near the Cambodian border. In the south 469 sorties claimed damage to 466 Viet Cong sites while weather slowed ground operations near the DMZ. Marine reports say 19 enemy killed amid scattered clashes.
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Guam
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Saigon
Cambodia
Demilitarized Zone
World Assembly Debates Vietnam War and Laos Neutralization
Raul Roa of Cuba urged all-out support for Communists in Viet Nam and pledged Cuban volunteers against the United States. Prince Souvanna Phouma called for negotiations to neutralize Laos, Cambodia, and Viet Nam, while Peter of Hungary urged recognition of East and West Germany for European security. Ceylon’s Ponnanthalam urged nonaligned nations to push for talks, noting Hanoi’s response as key to ending U.S. bombing.
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Nam
Viet Nam
Goldberg
Raul Roa
U.S
Roa
Cuba
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Assembly
Cambodia
Manila
Peking
China
Puerto Rico
Latin America
Guantanamo
Panama
Janos Peter
Hanoi
Peter
Congress negotiates two year education and poverty budgets
Congress negotiates a $4.92 billion appropriations plan with $203.7 million in net cuts and education funding up by 18.5 million. The House adds a measure to block Eximbank credits to Soviet bloc nations. The Senate plan tightens OEO funding, assigns $1.75 billion to poverty programs, and advances a slum clearance and satellite community plan. A Food for Peace dispute over shipments to North Vietnam and Cuba stalls adjournment.
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Commissioner of Education
House
Senate
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Johnson
Antipoverty
Office of Economic Opportuity
OEO
Anl
Congress
House-Senate
Viet Nam
Cuba
India
Morocco
Yugoslavia
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la Molina
Haucho
Huaura
Barranca
Fernando Belaunde Terry
National Geophysics Institute
American Samoa
Holyoake
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