Soviet Car Firing Incident Near U.S. Post in Germany
A Soviet vehicle entered a restricted U.S. military area near Nuernberg, Germany. U.S. sentry ordered halt. the car continued and a warning shot was fired into the air before the guard fired at the vehicle’s left rear tire, stopping it. No confirmed hit was reported. The incident follows standard warning measures at the Nuernberg site about a mile from the post.
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East Germany
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Heidelberg
Catholics Clear Way For Unity
Vatican City AP report says the Vatican Ecumenical Council cleared the way for Pope Paul VI to proclaim a decree toward Christian unity. The body approved 1870 to 82 minor text changes in De Ecumenismo and received minor edits in De Ecclesia, signaling readiness for proclamation and broader bishops sharing governance with the Pope.
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Newspaper Turns Down Union Offer in Detroit Strike
DETROIT AP the pressmen rejected a move to return to one of the two papers four months after a strike. Local 13 leader Frazee said members would not resume work at the Detroit News while bargaining remains stalemated on forecasted crew sizes and press operations at the Free Press.
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International Printing Pressmen's Union
Accused Man Kills Himself Amid Hotel Case Details
William J. Cootes a 40 year old child psychologist died of an overdose of pills after checking into a San Francisco hotel. A note and empty medicine bottle were found in the room and authorities linked him to an auntial poisoning claim involving carbon tetrachloride coffee. Cootes faced grand jury indictments tied to missing funds and jewelry from Mrs. Unger.
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William J. Cootes
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West German Minister Heinrich Von Brentano Dies at 60
Former West German Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano died at age 60 in Darmstadt after a long illness. A CDU leader and staunch Adenauer ally, he served as foreign minister until 1961 and later led the parliamentary CDU group before his health declined in 1963.
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Christian Democratic Union
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West Germany
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Colonial Stores declares quarterly dividends. earnings rise
Colonial Stores Inc. board raises common stock dividend to 2 cents per share a 2 percent increase with a Dec 1 payment to holders of record Nov 18. A 50 cent quarterly dividend on 4 percent preferred stock is also declared. President Carl J. Reith says 1964 earnings should exceed 1963 by about 14 percent to roughly $1.95 per common share.
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U S Officials Weigh U N Finance Dispute Strategies
Washington officials met to press the U N finances issue as the Soviets fall behind on dues. The United States signals openness to a payment solution while rejecting any abrogation of the U N Charter tying votes to dues. U S strategists warn no funding to the technical fund until broader assessments are settled.
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Soviet Union
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Youth Admits Rape Murder Near Magnolia High School
Linwood Brooks 20 surrendered to Duplin County authorities admitting rape and murder of Helen Whaley behind Magnolia High School. Sheriff Outlaw said Brooks led officers to the site where Whaley’s torn clothing was found and he reportedly confessed to a friend before the arrest. The coroner reported the victim worked in the admission office at Duplin General Hospital and Brooks was held in Kenansville jail without bond.
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Outlaw
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Kenansville
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Duplin General Hospital
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Cuba Faces Possible Use of Missiles in U2 Crisis
Havana reports quote a Cuban official warning of a crisis worse than October 1962 as Fidel Castro says Soviet missiles in place give Cuba the right to shoot down U2 reconnaissance planes if peaceful efforts fail. Some diplomats doubt the warning while others fear it is a firm decision not a bluff.
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Soviet Union
Viet Cong Attacks Relief Shipments
Viet Cong forces broaden their war to assault convoys and helicopter airlifts delivering aid to flood victims along central Viet Nam. U.S. officials report attacks on Quang Ngai advisers’ base, with casualties minimal, while rice needs rise and fears grow that relief could be diverted to the insurgents.
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U S and West Germany Tighten Military Ties
The United States and West Germany announce reinforced military links including plans for a multination force, NATO forward defense strategy, and joint development of armor, ships, and airborne systems. Berlin relations center on De Gaulle’s nuclear stance and allied strategy.
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Ford production pause grows as layoffs rise in Detroit
Ford Motor Co says 59 000 workers are idled by strike or layoff and another furlough is expected Monday with a chance production could halt by weekend The UAW strikes at seven plants account for 34 900 layoffs while 24 100 are idle due to the strikes begun November 6 to win inclusion in local plant agreements The company says two plants settled but parts shortages persist
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