Albania Rejects UN Role In Viet Nam Peace Efforts
Albania denounced proposals by smaller nations for a UN role in Viet Nam peace efforts as interference. Foreign Minister Nase warned such action would undermine the United Nations while calling for the immediate withdrawal of American forces from South Viet Nam. The Albanian stance echoed a split with the Soviet bloc over peacemaking and reactions to China’s position.
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N.Y
U.N
Albania
Nase
Peking
Moscow
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Per Hakkerup
China
Mark
Chilof
Viet Nam Peace Talks Backed by Denmark and Allies
Danish Foreign Minister said if the UN is asked to take a stabilizing role many states will contribute personnel equipment and funds with Denmark likely to join. He backed U S peace plans in Viet Nam seen as a close fit to Thant three point plan. Reports from Saigon describe heavy air and sea actions, mounting casualties, and ongoing operations Prairie and Meng Ho Fierce Tiger as South Viet Nam and allied forces press counterinsurgency efforts amid continued bombardment and prisoner camps.
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Denmark
U.S
Viet Nam
U Thant
Thant
Page One
Thanh Hoa
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Hoi
Pentagon
Mexi
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Mexico
Blythe
Breen
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
Qui Nhon
North Viet Nam
Phu Yen
Dachau
Phy Cat Mountain
Menenna
Vietles
U.S. 4Th Marine Regiment
South
Riots Tighten Grip as San Francisco Seeks Funds
Maj. Gen. Paul R. Teith warns the rioting could shift toward calm, while Mayor Shelley appeals to President Johnson for emergency funds to address severe unemployment in Negro areas. Califano, Wirtz, and Shriver coordinate aid as San Francisco reports elevated Black unemployment and locks down riot zones. Police shootouts and mass arrests accompany the disturbances, with Gov. Brown praising law and order restoration and pledging help on unemployment. Patrolman Johnson faces investigation after a 16 year old, Matthew Johnson, was struck amid the violence.
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Shelley
President Johnson
Johnson
White House
Joseph A. Califano
W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Department
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Bayview Community Center
Hunters Point
Fill
Edmund G. Brown
Gritetton
Los Angeles
California
Brown
Alvin Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Accidents West of Town Lead to Jail for Drunken Driving
A westbound crash set off a police inquiry with the driver jailed on suspicion of drunken and hit run driving. Other vehicles traveled westward as investigators gathered details.
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Page One
Glamie Annidant An
Brain Power Key to Full Citizenship for Negro Howe Says
HAMPTON AP Brainy Howe's remarks at Hampton Institute urge calm pursuit of equal rights through education. Commissioner Harold Howe II argues Negro leadership must be educated and responsible, using intellect to overcome injustice, while opposing separatism. He says black power can mean rightful national inclusion, political influence, and dignity.
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Hampton
Brainy Howe
Tate
Sioner
Harold Howe II
S College
Virginia Pilot Group and Union Sign Three Year Pact
The Virginia Pilot Association and the Inland Boatmen's Union signed a three year contract with monthly $25 rises each year. The wage plan starts Nov 1 and includes a welfare and pension program. About 32 union members will gain from the $25 rise, with sea staff earning $405 to $895 monthly. The agreement follows NLRB certification and an injunction petition denied by Norfolk Circuit Court.
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Norfolk
Virginia Pilot Association
Inland Boatmen's Union
G. “Alvin Massenburg
National Labor Relations ‘Board
Bampton Roads
NLRB
Massenburg
Georgia Governor Nomination Upset by Maddox
November election dynamics show backlash against civil rights gains as Lester Maddox defeats Ellis Arnall for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Georgia. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. condemns the result as a sick state signal, tying it to open housing fights and shifting racial tensions ahead of national elections.
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Lash
Page One
House
Senate
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Ellis G. Arnall
Maddox
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Carlton R. Oponent
Sen. House
Lou
Harris
CBS
Gallup
Inez Threatens Caribbean Islands and Haiti
A tropical storm named Inez lashed Santo Domingo with heavy rains and winds while torrential downpours and high tides battered the Baoruco Valley region. Power outages reported in Port au Prince as the hurricane moved west northwest, with a forecast turn to northwest and arrival further into Haiti and eastern Cuba.
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San Juan
Baoruco
Barahona
Santo Domingo
Inez
Caribbean
Armed Forces
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Miami
US Weather Bureau
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Cuba
Ori
Maddox Plans Legislation to Void Federal School Guidelines
Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lester Maddox vows to seek legislation to void federal school desegregation guidelines if elected. He defeats Ellis Arnall in the runoff and says Republicans fund the campaign as a top agenda item. Callaway launches campaign with Atlanta parade. References to reactions from Gov. Sanders and Atlanta figures.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Ellis G. Arnall
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Atlanta
Arnall
Arnali
Carll E. Sanders
Ivan Allen Jr
Lester Maddox
Allen
Economists Predict 1967 Growth Slowdown and Inflation Risk
About 200 of 300 economists responded in a survey reported by Charles B. Reeder of Du Pont. They forecast 1967 expansion continuing but at a slower pace, with defense spending and capital outlays shaping growth. Forecasts peg 1967 capital outlays at 66 billion, up nine percent from 61 billion in the current year.
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Charles B. Reeder
the du Pont Co
Economists Group
Reeder
Lawmakers Weigh Civil Rights Probing by Committee
Southern members dressed for a probe by a special committee with possible alternative of a U Souse Judiciary Committee inquiry. Chairman Emanuel Celler warned action could begin after the November 8 election. Harold Howe II to testify on HEW guidelines as the Rules Committee considers civil rights issues. A Mansfield amplification notes the 1964 civil rights law aimed to prevent unlawful segregation, not mandate integration. A new American Institute of Public Opinion poll shows whites resist race measures, with 52 percent saying faster integration is being pushed too quickly, 10 percent not fast enough, 29 percent about right, and 9 percent uncertain.
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Suse Judiciary Committee
Tis
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Talis Group
Rules Committee
Harold Howe II
Education
Mansfield
American Institute of Public Opinion
Lyndon B. Jonson
Navy plans to boost officer training and education
Navy officials discussed assigning career officers to expand education benefits for dependents after long service and to create a combat school for added training and prestige. Submariners get a dolphin and pilots get wings, while surface line officers lack jet training. Shortages exist mainly in surface ranks with 104,500 officers in subs and surface services, though overall strength meets requirements.
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Mhe
Defense Department
Girl for Fraud Found Slain in Massapequa Sump
Irene Brandt 20 a Massapequa teller and part time go go dancer was found slain with hands and feet tied in a Long Island sump. Federal warrant had been issued in New York for her arrest on a $21,109 bank embezzlement.
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Massapequa
N.Y
FBI
Long Island
Irene Brandt
Hempstead
Miss Brandt
New York
Max Schiffman
North Merrick
Suffolk County
House debate shifts funding for community action program
The debate centers on a bill proposing 827 million dollars for community action while capping expenditures at 323 million. The House approved 88 million for a new job program targeting 25,000 shard-core unemployed in public service facilities and moved a Welfare Department training program to the Labor Department. Republican proposals to overhaul administration failed, but some measures passed.
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House
Welfare Department
Labor Department
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Quien
Edith Green
D-Ore
ICEO
Senate
Unemployment rise linked to postwar shipbuilding drop
Officials note unemployment grows from shipbuilding decline and migration to San Francisco. July unemployment in five counties stood at 4.6 percent with 61,100 claimants, rising to 4.8 percent in August. White unemployment remained 3.4 percent, while nonwhite rates climbed to 8.2 percent, widening the racial gap. Government figures and officials acknowledge worsening job opportunities for Negroes correlate with demonstrations nationwide.
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Labor Department
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Califano
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Camery
Arthur AL. Ross
Byreau
Couny
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