Cuba Allows Refugee Boats to Return to U S
Cuban Foreign Ministry said tefigee boats may return to the United States on Sunday taking any Cubans who wish to leave. Refugees assembled at Camarioca, 60 miles east of Havana, with a first group of 15 departing and reports of more Cubans leaving aboard small craft. The U S urged orderly exodus and to wait for government arrangements, while Florida officials sought federal action to support resettlement.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Foreign Ministry
Hensmen
Camarioca
Fidel Castro
Florida
Arthur Monnier
U.S
Washington
Austicio Valdes
Miami
Fla
Ramon Rosales
Castro
U.S. State Department
Haydon Burns
Federall
New York Times Guild Strike Ends Tentative Pact News
The New York Times and AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild reach a tentative contract. If ratified by the Guild, it ends the 14 day partial shutdown affecting the Times and several rival dailies. Publishers expect quick resumption of publication across affected papers.
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NEW York
New York Times
Afl-Cio
Dave Old
World Telegram and Sun
Long Island Star-Journal
Journal-American
Long Island Press
the Times
Times
New York Post
Saild
Ilishers Association
Robert F. Wagner
New York Guild
Times Guild
John J. Gaherin
Publishers Association of New York
The
Gaherin
Daily News
Journal- American
Heiress Mamie Reynolds Weds Second Time in Mexico
Mamie Spears Reynolds 22, heiress to a $30 million fortune, and Joe Gregory a Louisville dog handler, said they wed last month in Juarez Mexico. Reynolds was divorced in Juarez Sept 14 the same day she married Gregory.
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Pittsburgh
Mamie Spears Reynolds
Joe Gregory
Louisville
Juarez
Mexico
Rauach Anneries
Gregory
Miss Reynolds
Luigi Chinetti
U.S
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
N.C
Hope Diamond
Evalyn McLean Reynolds
Evalyn Walsh McLean
For Your Sunday Reading TO FIGHT A FIRE
Sunday Enterprise reports how firemen now use foam spray and wet water to battle blazes. Staff writer Jim Hawkins recounts a dramatic firefighting method and its evolution over time.
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Jim Hawkins
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Jancie Sims
Europe
Jancie
Johnson signs bill as he recovers from gall bladder move
President Johnson rises at 6 a.m. to sign a bill extending the interest equalization tax after major abdominal surgery. Doctors report a successful operation removing the gall bladder and kidney stone, with Johnson up and walking several hours later. Moyers quotes him saying he feels fine with some discomfort as aides plan routine signings and staff meetings.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
George A. Hallenbeck
Bill D. Moyers
Jahmson
Moyers
Meyers
Mayers
Murderer Inspired By Novel Killings Linked to Camus
Los Angeles AP reports Wayne Lee Welch an 18 year old philosophy student admitted being influenced by The Stranger by Albert Camus. Welch is charged with murdering two truck firm workers, John M. Kimball and Alejandro Lopez Montez, after buying a 308 rifle for 160 dollars. Detective Lt. Barla A. Deemer said Welch cited existentialist works and Camus as inspiration, with motive described as apparently motiveless. Welch was arrested after police traced the rifle to him. he is held without bail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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Los Angeles
Barla A. Deemer
Wayne Lee Welch
Deemer
Welch
Albert Camus
Whenohn M. Kimball
Alejandro Lopez Montez
Isay
Baudelaire
Rimbaud
Camus
Cerritos Junior College
Subuebet Downey
Henford Rants
Talks Collapse Fears Of Violence In Rhodesia
London reports say Prime Minister Ian Smith claims Rhodesia will declare independence soon after London talks collapsed. Commonwealth Secretary Bottomley warns against unilateral rule, while Britain says independence would be treason and could spark regional chaos. Observers fear white minority rule could provoke violence across Africa.
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London
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Smith
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Newcastle
Africa
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Minnesota Mining to Reflectorize North Carolina Plates
The Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. won a state bid to reflectorize North Carolina license plates, at 392 017 dollars, over Flex- O-Lite Corp. by 100 542. The choice followed a 1965 legislative authorizing highway safety plate experiments, with Rankin noting the bead and binder method may cost about the same as sheeted plates and could affect conclusions of the experiment.
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Raleigh
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
North Carolina
State Board of Awards
Flex- O-Lite Corp
Minnesota Mining
Flex-O - Lite
Ed Rankin
General Assembly
Dan Moore
Rankin
Burch-Brewer
Sanford
Red White and Blue Bust Sparks Fresno Fair Controversy
A red white and blue striped nude bust with a George Washington medallion was expelled from the Fresno Fair art exhibit as unpatriotic desecration. Four judges had deemed it meritorious pop art before chairwoman Pat Chaffe barred it, calling it un-American. Sculptor Arnold Jensen said the piece satirizes sex sells in advertising.
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Fresno
Calif
Pat Chaffe
Chaffe
Jensen
Viet Cong Ambushes Convoy North of Saigon
A 20-truck U.S. 1st Infantry Division convoy was ambushed south of Phuoc Vinh about 40 miles north of Saigon. Viet Cong used mines mortars and automatic weapons, causing moderate casualties in a 20 minute engagement as allied forces pursued enemy installations near Ben Cat and along Highway 13.
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Edwin G. White
Saigon
Viet Nam
Cap
U.S. 1St Infantry
Fhe
Phuoc Vinh
U.S
Lard Airborne Brigade
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ben Cat
Highway 13
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Michael Hatrick McLean
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Chinetti
Reynolds
Jon Reynolds
Chi- Heit
Mamie
Duke University
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
James Cain
Desia
Minnesota
Paul Paul
George Washington
Paul
Daughters of the American Revolution
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