Soviet denounces China's cultural revolution as tragedy
In Moscow Izvestia blasts the August Chinese Communist party meeting and the Red Guards as wreckers of Marxism Leninism. It warns that China’s anti-Soviet stance harms world communism and predicts a return to sane paths by Chinese socialist forces.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
Izvestia
Chinese Communist Party
China
Marx
Lenin
Tzvestin
Communist Party Central Committee
Red Guards
Tzvestia
Chin
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Soong Ching-ling
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Szechwan
Liu Tan-ho
Party
Northwest
Part Central Committee
Chi
Soviet Party Central Committee
Moscow-Peking
Joseph Stalin
United States
Viet Nam
Communist Party of China
White principal of Harlem school reinstated after strike
NEW YORK AP The white principal of Harlem's brand new Intermediate School 201 was reinstated after an integrated faculty boycott. The revolt occurred when a Negro aide had replaced him and 95 percent of the 55 teachers, white, Negro and Puerto Rican, boycotted classrooms. The Board of Education reversed its decision and restored the principal.
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Brand-New
Harlem
New York
Board of Education
Prin
Icipal
Stanley Lisser
Lisser
Bernard Donovan
Donovan
Madison Avenue
127Th Street
F.erto
Murray Hart
Lucio F. Russo
Staten Island
United Parents Association
Slayings Case Ties to Kenilworth Police Probe
Investigators in Kenilworth pursue possible break in Valerie Percy slaying as FBI aids tracking suspects. They study glass fragments from a French door, collect hair and clothing, and search grounds with a metal detector while awaiting fingerprint results.
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Mrs. Percy
Valerie
Percy Mansion
Kenilworth
Cook County
State’s Attorney’s Office
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Police Crime Laboratory
Wilmette
Robert M. Daley
FBI
Chicago Police Laboratory
Daley
Percy
GOP White Paper Arouses Debate On Vietnam War
GOP unveils a plan to escalate action in Vietnam focusing on the delta while denying it makes the war a partisan issue. Ford and other GOP leaders insist broader policy support exists, as Democrats denounce the document as political strategy and call for nonpartisan wartime unity.
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South
Viet Nam
Laird
House Gop
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Haiphong
Charles E. Goodell
New York
House
GOP Committee On Research and Development
Ford
GOP
George H. Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Texas Democrat
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Gulf of Tonkin
Boggs
Chet Holifield
California
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Goodell
Missing Three Year Old Found Safe But Hungry
In Rockbridge County Virginia rescuers guided by a dog named Frisky found 3 year old Edward Fix wet cold and hungry a mile from home. Edward and Frisky had been missing since Monday while wandering from his grandparents yard as hundreds of rescuers including police firemen cadets and volunteers searched the rugged area. Edward was taken to Stonewall Jackson Hospital for precautionary pneumonia treatment and Frisky stayed by his side overnight.
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Lexington
Frisky
Edward
Rockbridge
W. L. McKenny
Virginia Military Institute
Stonewall Jackson Hospital
Mrs. McKenny
U.S. 60
Here
Truce Sought In The War Of The Goose
Tensions rose as Wisconsin state and federal authorities sought a truce over hazing Canada geese at Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. A Minneapolis meeting produced compromise proposals while Madison officials planned a Wisconsin conservation commission session within 48 hours. If no agreement is reached, hazing may begin. officials note Horicon’s goose population and capacity limits.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Madison
Conservation Commission
Asst
Robert McConnell
McConnell
U.s.fish and Wildlife Service
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Rock River
Horizon Refuge
Bob Personius
Horricon
Horicon
Federal ‘Service
Gibbons Leads Revolt on Rules Reform in Congress
Powell J Scott and Frank Thompson among key figures as Gibbons pushes to place six subcommittee members in charge of the full committee. 16 votes needed to enact the new rules with at least three Republicans expected to back the move. Rep John A Ashbrook indicates support while Democrats insist reforms have been debated for months. Any plan would apply only through the remainder of the 89th Congress with January committee action required for a broader vote.
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J. Scott
N.C
Frank Thompson
N.J
Gibbons
Subcommittee
Powell
John A. Ashbrook
Ohio
House
Vietnam War actions near Saigon and Hanoi continue
U S forces rushed food and medicine to flood stricken areas west and southwest of Saigon. Reports describe raids along the Cambodian frontier, hits on a torpedo boat near Haiphong, oil storage depots near Vinh, and air strikes north of the DMZ and south of Dong Hoi. In separate raids, missiles and trains were targeted northeast of Hanoi, with multiple oil fires and destroyed bridges and depots. Marines and airmen attacked tunnels bunkers and pillboxes of the 3243 Division near the buffer zone, as tanks advance on a fortified village.
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Saigon
Haiphong
Navy
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Hoi
Hanoi
Red China
North Viet Nam
United States
U.S. Air Force
3243
Associated Press
Bob Poos
26Th
Sth
Ito
Pentagon Eases Military Induction Standards Oct 1
The Pentagon announced an initial easing of induction criteria effective Oct 1, extending eligibility to half of the 40,000 new recruits McNamara aims to reach this fiscal year. The policy allows some previously rejected men and outlines steps for broader revisions next year, tying the effort to anti poverty programs and a target of 100,000 enlistees annually by fiscal 1968.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
House Votes Aid Measure After Tightening Ban on Nations Assisting Cuba
The House passed a $3.047 billion foreign aid bill after tightening a ban on aiding nations that assist Cuba or North Viet Nam. The measure, sent to the Senate, was cut by about $45.7 million by Republicans. The bill funds economic and nonmilitary aid for the next fiscal year, with $825 million for direct military assistance. The vote on passage was 234 to 141, with key amendments by Rep. Bow aimed at reducing economic program funding.
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House
Cuba
Hanoi
Washington
North Viet Nam
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Congress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Bow
George’ H. Mahon
D-Tex
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Robert L. ¥. Sikes
Dfla
China
Thailand
Sikes
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Automakers Face 1967 Price and Safety Standards
The debate over whether auto prices rose continues into 1967 with emphasis on standard features. Washington via the General Services Administration urged 17 safety items to be on all 1967 cars, including dual brakes, impact absorbing steering columns, two speed wipers, and seat belt anchors. Some items move from optional 1966 to standard 1967, affecting customer costs.
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Washington
General Services Administration
UN Assembly Faces Gridlock Over Viet Nam and Nuke Treaty
The United States and the Soviet Union clash on Viet Nam as delegates grow pessimistic about a treaty to ban nuclear weapons spread and fund peacekeeping. U Thant signals willingness to stay as secretary general through year end if no successor is found, easing heat on leadership. Pazhwak leads with 142 votes for president, Lopez gets one. Guyana joins UN, Indonesia’s return delayed. Membership may reach 122 before year's end.
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United States
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
U.N
U.S
U_ Thant
Assembly
Pazhwak
Salvador P. Lopez
Guyana
British Guiana
South America
Britain
Indonesia
Postal guidance for Christmas mail delivery
The message sets deadlines for mail types: overseas surface by Nov 10 and overseas airmail by Dec 10. Gift parcels to distant states by Dec 5 and nearby by Dec 14. Greeting cards distant states by Dec 10 and nearby by Dec 15. A 60 page department manual has been distributed to post offices nationwide.
When You're Worn, Confide In A Friend
A reflective poem fragment urges readers to seek comfort by confiding in a friend after a tiring day. It emphasizes shared burdens and the relief found in someone willing to listen, notes that talking can ease troubles and offer peace.
Lawmakers challenge Civil Rights Education Guidelines
Andrews cited the Office of Education for overstepping authority under the 1964 Civil Rights Act by tying continued aid to integrated faculties and pressuring busing into all white schools despite congressional intent. Dorn and Flynt blasted officials for intrusive, improvised directives and threatened funding cuts as 1966 desegregation guidelines target dual, voluntary desegregation districts.
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D—S.c
Jamie Whitten
D Miss
John J. Flynt Jr
D—Ga
Andrews
Office of Education
Dorn
Hitler
Mussolini
Flynt
Surveyor 2 mission notes and landing forecast
Within an hour after launch Surveyor 2 aimed its solar panel at the sun to absorb energy and power the craft. About six hours after launch a sensor tracked Canopus as a reference point to guide the flight. A mid course correction was planned for early Wednesday to place the craft on target. If maneuvering was unnecessary Surveyor would hit within three degrees or 34 miles of its target. The 10 foot tall Ship carries three legs and weighs 2204 pounds in flight, 620 pounds after jettisoning its rocket motor before landing. The mission would end about 11:28 p m Thursday when the moon lies 241,027 miles from Earth.
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Page One
Surveyor 2
Canopus
Surveyor
Earth
Notable Biblical Verses About Marriage and Justice
A fragment presents several biblical injunctions: a man recently married shall be exempt from military service and business duties for a year to comfort his wife. parents are not to be executed for their children’s actions, each person shall bear his own sins. and a command to not muzzle the ox while it treadeth out the corn.
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Chicago
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BJ Williams
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W. Yates
Liew
MR Vega Et
Y Dewey Swicegood
Bishop Sheen
Jean de Rougemont
Dewey Swicegood
Swicegood
Danville, Va
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