Churchmen Seek Hostage Release in Bolivia Standoff
In Oruro a church mediating effort aimed to secure freedom for hostages including four Americans held by Communist led tin miners in Catavi. Government troops withdraw to ease tension after an agreement while reports show 11 or 19 hostages. Americans say they are well cared for amid a fearful scene.
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Oruro
Bolivia
Catavi
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Andrew Kennedy
St. Louis
la Paz
Kennedy
Msgr
Gennaro Prata
Defense Ministry
Paz Estenssoro
Siglo Veinte
Juan Jose Torres
Armando Morales
Juan Lechin
Miners’ Union
Ant
Catavi-Siglo Viento
Comibol
Thomas Martin
New York
U.S. Information Agency
Michael A. Kristula
Niles
Alliance For Progress In
Bernard Rifkin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Agency For International Development
Robert Fergerstrom
Honolulu
Peace Corps
Johnson
U.S
Jose Fellman Velarde
Trenton Fire Claims Woman and Three Children
A mother Clara Burnat 31 and her three children Michael Jr. 7 Joseph 3 and Darlene 1 died in an east Trenton fire that destroyed their two story home. Husband Michael Burnat 37 survived a fall from a second floor window and was hospitalized with burns and cuts. Police indicate both fire and smoke likely caused deaths.
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Trenton
East Trenton
Clara Burnat
Michael Jr
Joseph
Darlene
Michael Burnat
Burnat
Genevieve Hogg
United Nations backs unified Korea appeal
The U N Political Committee approved a new appeal for a unified independent Korea and urged North Korea to accept U N objectives. The resolution, sponsored by the United States and 13 other former U N troops in Korea, passed 64 to 11 with the Soviet bloc and Cuba voting no. Twenty two countries abstained and fourteen were absent.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Korea
North Korea
United States
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
Senate Rules panel Faces probe crossroads
The Senate Rules Committee weighs making sex a topic and deciding when to publish testimony in its inquiry into Robert G. Baker former Secretary to the Democratic majority. Hearing thus far has been closed as Chairman B Everett Jordan calls an executive session. Baker quit Oct 7 after a $300,000 suit spurred questions about his dealings. A later resolution ordered a probe into potential conflicts of interest among Senate staff.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Baker
Ontine
Johnson Backs Kennedy Center Plan in Congress
President Johnson endorsed naming a proposed national cultural center in Washington for John F. Kennedy and proposed funding half the cost with federal money. Legislation has been introduced in Congress to authorize both steps.
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Washington
Johnson
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Nixon Talks With Eisenhower In Gettysburg
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon visited Pennsylvania to discuss politics with Dwight D. Eisenhower and other topics including international affairs. Nixon said the meeting did not alter his decision about another presidential run. Eisenhower noted Lodge, ambassador to South Vietnam, was a topic during the CBS interview.
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Harrisburg
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
CBS
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Heller
Lodge
Republican Party
Mamie
Palm Desert
Calif
Eisenhowers
California
Johnson Presses Cabinet on Federal Spending Curbs
President Johnson cites economy as a key goal urging Cabinet members to focus on limiting federal outlays. He met at the Pentagon to discuss payroll, unemployment, and strategic forces with Defense Secretary McNamara. White House plans include budget decisions, contract pledges, and a GNP forecast nearing 600 billion.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Robert 8. McNamara
Pentagon
Tehease
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
White House
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson seeks lean government line to avoid damage
In a Cabinet statement, Johnson said the line could be held on employment without real damage and urged personal commitment to tackle the problem. He argued excessive paperwork breeds overstaffing and that elaborate organizations must be stripped down.
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Johnson
Kennedy Quietly Returns to Public Life After Assassination
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy makes his first public appearance since his brother’s funeral, attending a groundbreaking ceremony in Washington without speaking or granting interviews. He remains in office at the President’s request, maintaining a private profile as he watches over city youth issues.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Diplomatic Corps
U.N. Secretariat
New York
U.N
Arthur Godfrey
Secret Service
Johnson to visit UN under reinforced security details
U.N. security chiefs plan extraordinary measures for President Johnson's visit next Tuesday. A 250-strong guard will surveil the East River headquarters during a little over an hour. FBI film clips and Oswald and Kennedy assassination footage will be reviewed.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Johnson
United Nations
East River
Frank M. Bepley
United Nattions Security
Dallas
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
U.N. Guard
General Assembly
Quintuplets Near Christmas Return Home Hopes Rise
Aberdeen South Dakota AP reports Fischer quintuplets aged three months to likely be home for Christmas. James Andrew, the only son, came home Nov 30 weighing 10 lb 5 oz. Four girls remain in hospital with weights ranging 6 lb 13 oz to 8 lb 5 oz. Parents plan to hire more help, prepare for a new home, and release the hospital security guard as the family resumes routine care aided by grandmother Mrs Elmer Brady and ongoing hospital visits.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fischers
Hos
Pital Nursery
Mary Ann
Mary
Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary’ ‘Margaret
Quints
Mary Ann Fischer
Elmer Brady
Hecla
M.D
Spellman to Visit Christchurch for Pole Mission
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York travels to Christchurch New Zealand for a church mission toward the South Pole in a historic papal outreach. He will visit religious centers and meet local clergy during the trip.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
South Pole
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