Lights Dim Again at Time-Life Party Marking 1965 Blackout
New York observances marked the first anniversary of the great northeast power failure. At 5 27 p m on November 9, 1965 the lights went out. up to 13 hours of darkness affected 30 million people in seven states and two Canadian provinces. Citizens held candlelight dinners and remembered the outage.
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New York
Time-Life
Republican gains reshape 1968 contest and LBJ reelection
In a vast midterm shift Republicans gain 47 House seats and at least eight governors, boosting control in 25 states and 290 electoral votes. Nixon calls the results a sharp rebuff to LBJ, while Goldwater cites an LBJ backlash amid anti-Johnson sentiment from Florida to California.
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Americans Attack With Non-Poison Gas in Viet Nam Ambush
An American patrol of the 1st Infantry Division was attacked in Tay Ninh Province by Viet Cong using a nonpoisonous tear gas. About 30 troops faced gas, 1,200 grenades were found, and no injuries were reported. The week’s fighting raised American casualties to 127 killed and 605 wounded.
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Kiesinger Clinches CDU Nomination In Germany
West Germany’s Christian Democratic Union selected Kurt Georg Kiesinger as its candidate to replace Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. On the final ballot Kiesinger won 137 votes, with Schroeder 81 and Barzel 26, and now must seek cross party support to form a majority in the Bundestag.
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West Germany
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Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Baden- Wuerttemberg
Ludwig Erhard
Kiesinger
Gerhard Schroeder
Rainer Barzel
Bundestag
Christian Democrats
Hesse
National Democrats
Socialists
Free Democrats
GOP-Dixie Demo Coalition Restored
Washington dispatch reports the Republican Dixie Democratic coalition regains dominance in the House as 47 new GOP members join. Democrats hold 248 seats to 187, versus 295 to 140 in the 89th Congress, and GOP leaders forecast frugal spending and new fiscal constraints for Great Society programs.
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Washington
Fiscal debate and party realignment in southern House votes
The piece notes fiscal responsibility via program cuts and hints at a possible tax increase. It cites Ford avoiding overt courting of Southern Democrats, while GOP sources expect cross party votes on key House actions. It highlights Republican wins over moderates Mackay Grider and Trimble, leaving Southern seats to opponents of the administration's domestic program.
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James A. Mackay
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George W. Grider
Tennessee
James W. Trimble
Arkansas
Maddox Prefers Legislature Callaway Favors Another Election
In Georgia a three way governor race remains unresolved as Maddox Callaway and Arnall split the vote. Callaway praises a popular vote route though favors legislative action if required. Maddox backs a court challenge unlikely to succeed, while Arnall is backed by moderates and liberals. The federal suit moves toward Friday hearing.
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Howard Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Maddox
Arnall
Carl E. Sanders
Callaway
General Assembly
Sandler
Total Look Concept Bras Replace Blouses In Spring Show
Pat Sandler unveils a spring collection featuring bras to match suits to create a total look. Models reveal under jackets with bold colors and patterns, sparking discussion on acceptability in upscale venues while maintaining modesty.
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New York
Pat Sandler
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Instructor Reinstated At UNC
UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor Carlyle Sitterson reinstates Michael Paull as graduate English instructor after a probe into a seduction themed essay assignment. Paull and most students deny improper instruction, arguing the prompt related to Andrew Marvell’s To His Coy Mistress. The English Department, via a three professor two instructor committee, recommended restoration.
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Carlyle Sitterson
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Death penalty ordered for three rapists in Florida case
An all male Miami area jury sentenced three teens to death in the electric chair after a teenage girl demanded the harshest punishment. John Smalley Samuel Choice and Robert Gissendanner were found guilty of rape and given automatic death sentences with no mercy recommended. The victim, 18, testified they forced her into a car and assaulted her at an empty house on the night of January 13.
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