Waste thrown at ministers triggers South Korea cabinet resignation
In a turbulent parliamentary session, an opposition deputy hurled human excrement at five Cabinet ministers. The ministers submitted their resignations to President Park, who may reject them after judicial action and further political maneuvering surrounding a related smuggling scandal involving Les Byung-chul. The incident prompted emergency cabinet meetings and a pledge by Byung-chul to donate his fertilizer company to the state.
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Korea
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National Assembly
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United States
Viet Nam War Reports Mixed Air Strikes and Battles
Reports from Vietnam describe heavy casualties aboard a 54-foot craft after Viet Cong fire. U S helicopter gunships and river boats targeted the Viet Cong position 17 miles southeast of Saigon. American pilots claimed major air victories including downing two MIG fighters and damaging three others in eight dogfights across 121 missions.
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Tragic stabbing of New Jersey coed near ASU campus
Laura Bernstein a 20 year old art education major from Fair Lawn New Jersey was found stabbed to death near the Casa Loma Hole hotel in Tempe Arizona. She had recently transferred to Arizona State University to be near her fiancé Howard Twilling a Bradley University student. Police search weed filled lots and a nearby alley for the murder weapon while authorities question witnesses and check local businesses. Bernstein had borrowed a bicycle from a friend and planned to marry Twilling on Christmas Day.
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N.J
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Miss Livingston
Twilling
Chicago
Bradley
Arizona State
Arizona
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Phoenix
David Bernstein
Bernstein
Explosion rocks embassy in Ottawa area blast and clock device found
An explosion damaged the three story embassy and nearby homes on Chapel Street. A newspaper carrier saw a car with a suitcase rack near the building at 7 36 am, with rocket parts and an alarm clock later recovered nearby. Police removed a blue 1966 rental car matching the witness description.
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Bayonet Found in Lake Linked to Percy Case
Crime lab examines a 14 inch bayonet dredged from Lake Michigan near Kenilworth as a possible murder weapon in Valerie Percy death. Police say the weapon, not rusted but dirty and nicked, could have been used. Valerie Percy, 21, was killed in her home as intruder fled. Percy campaign rival Douglas remains inactive pending further developments.
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Washington
Surveyor 2 Crashes Into Moon After Tr Rocket Fails
Pasadena reports Surveyor 2 struck the moon at 6000 mph after a retrorocket failure. The craft crashed in the central lunar mare near Copernicus after a faulty landing control rocket left it tumbling. Contact was lost 15 hours after launch at Cape Kennedy.
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Man Appeals State Tax Conviction and Bond Posts
Livesay’s attorney noted an appeal with Judge Testerman after conviction on charges tied to sales tax. Appeal bonds of 100 dollars were posted on each charge. Livesay argued the sales levy violated equal protection, but the judge rejected the claim as a matter for a higher court.
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Tax suspension plan favors big investments by rail and air firms
Committe plan provides for $25,000 plus 2 percent of remaining tax liability during suspension, rising to $25 plus 50 percent after. Aims to aid large investments with small profits, targeting airlines and railroads. Excludes contracts or active construction started before Sept 9. President sought retroactive Sept 1. House expected to approve. Senate has not acted.
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Fatal Wreck Claimed Three Women Near Pontiac Scene
Coroner reports confirm four women involved in the crash with three killed at the scene and another dying later in a Dwight physician's office after the vehicle burst into flames. Among the deceased are Miss Koerner, Miss Ginther, Mrs Tuzun and Mrs Olson. Richard Preatuy of Holden, Missouri, aided by Thad who pulled three women from the nurses' car. The driver remains undetermined.
Rusk invites Gromyko to dine amid secret talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk invites Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to a private dinner in New York to discuss Vietnam and a broad range of issues. The meeting is to be kept confidential, with a second talk possible before Rusk returns to Washington. The talks, at the U.N. General Assembly, involve hints of space and arms topics and East West trade.
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Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N
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U.S.S.R
U Thant
Johnson
East Europe
Goldberg
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Senate provisions face limited floor action and party split
Indications point to no serious effort to restore the original Senate provisions. Committees reached a compromise with House leaders to stand firm in conference. Despite a unanimous committee vote, all but one Republican and several Democrats reserve battle to oppose the legislation on the floor.
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Powell chair session amid heated fight over rules change
Powell presided as Republicans clashed with Rep Frank Thompson Jr. over a proposed rules change aimed at restricting discussion. Edith Green briefly sat to open the meeting, while Powell kept order, joking about the chair being warm as it neared a potential lynching moment and amid debate on hiring and firing committee staff.
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Ayres
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Thompson
Powelll
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Car price shifts raise watchdog ire and industry debate
Ford and Chrysler boosted vehicle prices by thousands while Ford tied its list to Chevrolet with a rollback history. Walter Reuther called Ford's move scandalous and shocking, and Philip Hart urged Senate Commerce Committee scrutiny as American Motors waited to join. Analysts project near 2 billion dollars extra cost to buyers next year amid 9.2 million cars sold. GM defends that 1967 maintains the 1959 level with equipment adjustments.
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Costs rise unseen as price index tracks August shifts
A government report details inflation in August with unchanged clothing and transportation costs despite higher used car prices. Food up 5.2 percent, services 4.3, durable goods 1.2, and mortgages and hospital rates up over 9 percent and 4 percent respectively. Wages fall behind, with factory pay eroding 1.6 percent year to date. a three-dependents worker nets about 98.46 weekly after tax. Aerospace contracts linked to the CPI affect about 000 workers.
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