George Cobb Calms Springfield Students After Walkout
Springfield Ohio AP reports 16 year old George Cobb, a South High School junior and football halfback, stepped onto a platform at a Negro student mass meeting to calm protesting students after the fatal stabbing of Cobb’s friend Ralph Stinnett. Cobb urged restraint, noting costs of fines and jail, and that parents would bear the burden of damages if violence occurred. Community leaders praised his actions and highlighted the positive leadership shown by youths during the tense two days.
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Ohio
George Cobb
South High School
Cobb
Ralph Stinnett
Stinnett
Harold
Pack
Negra Ymca
Cobh
Iarvey Cobb
Ake
Cobbs
Horace Morris
Springfield Urban League
George
Solid-fuel rocket test yields higher thrust and praise
Observers 2 miles away watched a rocket launch 840 tons of red fuel burning at over 6 tons per second creating a thrust of 3.5 million pounds. Aerojet General Corp manager Richard Cottrell called the test a total success and said the extra thrust was a happy bonus. The test supports NASA's solid-fuel program under a $75 million contract, despite a broader shift to liquid fuels. Rep George Miller praised the breakthrough, saying solids are now on their way.
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America
Richard F. Cottrell
Aerojet General Corp
Aerojet
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kam“alee
Price Increase On Liquor Is N.C. Financial Bonanza
RALEIGH AP Only the first month's nickels are in but the five cents-per-bottle price rise for liquor in North Carolina looks like a financial bonanza. Approved by the 1985 General Assembly to fund more rehabilitation centers, the hike began July 1. The July tally reached $167,222 and if continued may yield about $4 million each biennium for the state ABC Board.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Carl Wester
ABC Board
Wester
Wesler
Camp Butzner
Record Cold Grips Tennessee as Debbie Heads for Florida
A cold high pressure system sent Tennessee into an autumn chill with sub freez ing 28 degrees on Mount Leconte and record lows in Memphis and Nashville. Forecasters expect sun and mild temperatures Sunday as Debbie nears southern Florida bringing possible gales and heavy rains.
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Bosch Denies Communist Control in Santo Domingo Crisis
Dominicans recall a three point plan by Bosch to restore order and end foreign intervention. He denies communist leadership of the revolt, criticizes US involvement, and calls for constitutional restoration, public strikes, and an international court case against the United States.
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Communist Party
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United States
Organization of American States
International Court of Jus ‘Tice
Santo Domingo
Transport plane program may cost 750 million to 2.2 billion
The article reports development of a new transport aircraft likely costing about 750 million, with 58 aircraft planned and total program cost near 2.2 billion. Boeing Douglas and Lockheed compete for the contract. The aircraft could use four engines and weigh up to 750 thousand pounds with up to 24 landing wheels. A Senate subcommittee is probing airlift capabilities while McNamara touts rising U.S. airlift capacity.
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Lockheed
Senate Preparedness
Moyers Says Every Politician Gets Used To Managing News
Charlotte AP reports Presidential news secretary Bill Moyers said on Saturday that every politician becomes adept at managing news blasts. He argued media strategy shapes public perception, urging scrutiny of official statements and press briefings. Moyers stressed transparency remains essential for democratic accountability.
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Bill Williams
Bill Moyers
Charlotte
India Pakistan cease fire under UN truce body's watch
Denials from New Delhi and Rawalpindi of breaches fly in letters to the UN as the UNIPOM mission readies to deploy. Canada leads observers with three Caribou planes and six Otters, while observers from Argentina Brazil Ethiopia Ireland Netherlands Nigeria Venezuela join. Dozens of Indian soldiers killed in a Khem Karan sector battle remain unburied as shifting peace hopes hinge on UN groundwork and Soviet mediation. President Johnson's press and Moyers defend rapid announcements amid criticism of administration news handling.
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Security Council
Radio Pakistan
U.N
Argentina
Brazil
Ethiopia
Ireland
Netherlands
Nigeria
Venezuela
Canada
Khem Karan
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayinth Khan
Kashmir
Tass
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ayub
Viet Nam Central Highlands Under Viet Cong Probes
Viet Cong gunfire near An Khe plus a 10 mile attack outside Saigon left civilians dead and wounded as US forces 1st Division cleared tunnels north of Saigon. B52s bombed Quang Ngai as Saigon studied air power use to reduce civilian casualties.
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An Khe
101St
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Saigon
Guam
Quang Ngai
Isc Ruliny
Missing Arlington student Richard Eliott linked to Detroit tickets
Bitter scene as Kenneth Eliott Jr. 18, missing since September, is ruled not the boy seen at an airport and a Miami bound plane. Investigators trace two Detroit tickets in the name of Thorne while Richard's father, a die maker, is named in the case. Authorities say the mother traveled from Dallas to the airport to see if a reunion was possible.
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Daling
Kenneth Eliott Jr
Arlington State College
Richard
Shields
Alfred Klein
Flint
Mich
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Thorne
Chicago
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