Moore says North Carolina has 618 Klan members
Gov Dan Moore cited official sources for a count of 618 hard core Ku Klux Klan members in North Carolina as of yesterday. He said the group is small and will not threaten state progress, with law violations to be punished and tax returns checked like any citizen.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
KKK
Moore
Washington
Klan
KEK
Mem
Bers
Revenue Department
Broad student protests on U.S. campuses small in scale
An AP survey of 88 colleges shows the antiwar and anti draft movements involve a tiny minority of students. Officials say many campuses have no organized dissent, with some schools reporting as few as 20 to 25 students in protests among thousands. At Michigan Ann Arbor an estimated 100 to 150 students were active in anti-Viet Nam actions.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
U. S
Associated Press Today
Viet Nam
Hurst R. Anderson
American University
Washington, D. C
Texas Western College At
el Paso
Joseph Ray
Ralph Bursick
University of Cincinnati
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Selective Service Office
Richard L. Cutter
Klan Unit Leader Grilled by House Panel
House Un American Activities Committee grilled South Carolina Grand Dragon Robert LE Scaggin about an alleged Klan group called The Underground trained in explosives and firearms. Scaggin invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly and declined to answer questions as investigators pressed about Klan units and underground aims.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
House
Robert LE. Scaggin
South Carolina
Bub Scroggin
Committee On Un-American Activities
Scoggin
Donald T. Appell
Cherokee Sportsman Club
the Underground
Edwin B. Willis
D-La
Spartanburg
S.C
Cyclops
21 Club
Georgia
North Carolina
T 9
Chessmen
Refugee Flight Halted by Castro Orders Cubans Away
In Key West the Cuban regime halted small boat sailings before midnight to clear way for an airlift. Coast Guard prepared to assist hundreds of Cubans racing to embark before the deadline as waves rose in the Florida Straits. Castro plans a U.S. Cuban agreement to fly 3,000 to 4,000 refugees monthly, with Captain Gustavo Hidalgo reporting actions to evacuate women and children and transfers to Coast Guard vessels.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Cuba
United States
Castro
Gustavo Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Miami
U.S
U S To Send Up 2 Space Ships
Johnson City Texas AP United States will attempt a side by side orbital flight by two Gemini ships probably in January. Gemini 7 to launch first then Gemini 6 ten days later with both crews women. No docking, just rendezvous in orbit.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
United States
Johnson
Manned ‘Spacecraft Center
Houston
James E. Webb
The
National Aero
Marines Hunt Viet Cong After Multi-Base Attacks
U S Marines pursued Viet Cong around Da Nang and Cha Lai after sabotage raids destroyed 19 helicopters and two bombers and damaged 21 more. The attackers killed 39 guerrillas, with Marines reporting light casualties. Marble Mountain and Chu Lai were hit, with mortars and demolition charges paralyzing aircraft and facilities. Maj Gen Lewis Walt said many damaged helicopters would fly again and most wounded would return tonight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Cha Lai
Viet Nam
Marble Mountain
Big da Nang
Chi Lai
Lewis W. Walt
Chu Lat
Walt
ET Cong
Chu Lai
Gateway Arch Tops With 10-Inch Keystone Fit
Iron workers placed a 10 inch keystone atop the Gateway Arch in St. Louis completing 32 years of planning and three years of construction. The stainless steel monument stands above the Mississippi and marks the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. Crowds gathered as the arch reached its apex and the final adjustments began. The idea, born in a low mood of Mayor Bernard Dickmann, aimed to replace riverfront slums with a lasting tribute to western pioneers.
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ST. Louis
Gateway Arch
Mississippi River
America
Bernard Dieckmann
Dickmann
U S Mechanics Battle Viet Cong
Three Marine mechanics who had not fired a Viet Nam gun faced attackers at Marble Mountain base in Da Nang. They killed eight Viet Cong and wounded three, firing about 70 rounds in a one hour foxhole stand.
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Wait
Marble Mountain
Big da Nang
U. S
North Viet Nam
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Eugene Mortimer
Las Vegas
N. M
Cpl
Lawrence, Brule
Rochester
N. Y
Mortimer
Brule
Lance
Leonard L. Oshannon
Portland
Ore
O’shannon
O'Shannon
FCC orders probe of AT&T rates despite firm opposition
The FCC launches a wide inquiry into telephone rates and whether Bell System charges are just and reasonable. AT&T board chairman Fred R. Kappel calls the action unwarranted and says the public will lose. shares fall to a 1965 low at $65.50 as hearings are set in Washington.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph, Co
At&t Board
Fred[exes R. Kappel
New York
Commission
Bell System
New York Stock Exchange
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Vancouver
N.C
LE Ie
V Marines
da Nang Air Base
South
Gateway
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