Wilson repeats resolve on Rhodesia defying OAU pressure
Prime Minister Harold Wilson reiterated Britain will end Rhodesian rebellion without bloodshed and rejected calls to invade. He said Britain would not clash with Smith's regime, while the OAU in Addis Ababa warned of breaking ties if Britain misses its December deadline.
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Colin Frostt Lon
Harold Wilson
Organization of African Unity
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
OAU
London
Britain
Smith
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Ethiopia
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Zambia
Commonwealth
Wilson
the Mirror
John Beavan
Aia
House of Commons
Karia
Zambia-Rhodesia
Little Rock
W. R. Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
Arkansas
Arkla Chemical Corp
Gordon
Arkansas Justice Hints Run for Governor in 1966
Arkansas Supreme Court associate justice Jim Johnson has written letters to friends suggesting a possible 1966 gubernatorial run. Details note his court term related to Governor Faubus in 1956 primaries.
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Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Johnson
Orvald. Faubus
No Double Pay for Boston Councilman
Boston councilman Paul P. Callahan cannot collect a $3,500 salary while holding a $7,600 per year post as assistant school principal. The State Supreme Court upheld a District Court ruling under state law preventing a council member from drawing more than one municipal salary.
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Boston
Paul P. Callahan
Malden
State Supreme Court
Morrison Injured as Giants Lose Season Undone
Giants half back Joe Morrison, 6-1, 212, veteran of eight NFL seasons, suffered a fractured vertebra Sunday and will miss the rest of the season. Morrison sustained the injury in New York’s 35-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Morrison
NEW York
UPI
Joe Morrison
New York Giants
Giants
Victo
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dairy congress opens to beef cattle under ecumenical vote
In Waterloo Iowa the National Dairy Cattle Congress voted to open next year’s show to beef cattle marking a shift in scope and policy for the event.
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Ecumenical Husbandry
Waterloo
Iowa
UPI
Deadeye Jim Tests Eyeball Vision in Space Panel Test
Gemini Control reports astronaut Deadeye Jim correctly identified three large test panels from over 120 miles in space. He later admits errors on a couple of panels, but the feat remains remarkable given the distance and conditions.
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Deadeye
Jim
Gemini Control
Swat Jaywalker Fails in High Altitude Dash
A Swat resident caught jaywalking must race along a ledge at top speed and collapses from exhaustion, a scene noted by the National Geographic Society.
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United Press International
Swat
Alon
Pacdaide
National Geographic
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