Rusk warns of severe fighting ahead in Vietnam
Secretary of State Rusk says bombing will not bring peace talks and that heavy fighting and North Vietnamese infiltration lie ahead as American forces build to turn the tide. He argues for no restriction on demonstrations and notes NATO integration with U S forces is required by the real situation in Europe.
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Viet Nam
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U. S
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Aluminum Prices Rise Amid Stockpile Pressure
In New York AP reports aluminum prices gain as producers seek higher returns while labor costs rise. Government aims to curb dumping by using stockpiles, meeting with producers and stockpile officials to plan disposal and prevent price drops.
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New York
Princess Margaret Visits United States With Open Agenda
Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon arrive in San Francisco for a U S tour and promise to see all sides of America. At a news conference she expresses longing to visit the country, while the couple cooperates with photographers, sharing smiles and posing for pictures during arrival and reception events.
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Press Club
Bay Area
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United States
London
Earl of Snowdon
Lord Snowdon
Rhodesian State of Emergency Declared by Rhodesia
Rhodesia proclaimed a countrywide state of emergency for three months amid security threats. Prime Minister Ian Smith briefed reporters saying a UDI decision would be announced in due time, while Justice Minister Desmond Lardner Burke cited danger from saboteurs and possible independence actions within 48 hours.
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David J. Paine Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Harold Wilson
Ultimatum on Negroes delayed in Natchez
In Natchez Mississippi an attempt to break a civil rights boycott by threatening layoffs of Black workers was postponed. Kenneth Youngblood president of the Chamber of Commerce said the executive board will review the plan at a meeting and no quick decision will be made. Some merchants voiced dissent while others warned of possible harm if the boycott persists.
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Bill Crider
Natchez
Miss
Kenneth Youngblood
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Speaker Ban Law May Be Amended
A state blue ribbon commission urged drastic amendments to the Speaker Ban Law and Gov. Dan Moore scheduled a special session for November 15. The plan calls for a universities authority to regulate visiting speakers on campuses amid protests that the 1963 law limits academic freedom. The American Legion opposes changes. the group’s executive committee meets in Winston-Salem next Friday.
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North Carolina
Dan Moore
Blue Ribbon Commission
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Richmond
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Legion
Winston-Salem
Surgeons Remove Live Grenade From Farmer in Saigon
Two U.S. surgeons extracted a live grenade from a Vietnamese farmer’s back in Saigon. General James W. Humphreys Jr. helped guide the operation, delivering the device into a wooden sand-filled case after removal. Army demolition expert Maj. Daniel Doty commented on the danger if it had detonated.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ames W. Humphreys Jr
Nguyen Transbell Ee
S. Army Demolition Exac
Daniel Doty
Mari
Vietnamese man survives grenade blast in Saigon hospital
Farmer Nguyen Tran Chinh sat on a bed as U S Air Force surgeons removed a M79 grenade from his back at Saigon Hospital. He was wounded outside his home last Sunday. Surgeons completed the operation and he was taken to a stretcher for care.
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Nguyen Tran Chinh
Saigon Hospital
U.S. Air Force
Chinh
Students Help Santa's Helpers Boost Viet Nam Mail
U.S. campus support grows for soldiers in Viet Nam as students pack gift boxes ahead of a November 17 deadline. Ohio State students involve homecoming queen candidates and USO channels, while Washington College runs Project to increase troop mail with baked goods and care items. A separate report notes a Jaycees drive in Oregon delivering $50,000 in drugs to aid South Vietnamese civilians via Navy ships in San Diego.
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Viet Nam
I Temiede
Ohio State
USO
Jane
Washington College
Chestertown
Dous
San Rie
Jaycees
Oregon
Navy
San Diego
Samuel Duncan
William Winter Jr
Portage Nam
Reds Send In More Soldiers In South Vietnam
U S military authorities report five North Vietnamese regiments now in South Vietnam about 7 500 men, adding two new regiments to the five already known. Earlier, July estimates noted one or possibly two regiments present and a third suspected. Reports say North Vietnamese involvement follows helicopter collision near 250 northeast.
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South Viet Nam
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