Royalist coup in Yemen triggers new government lineup
Acting president Abdel Rahman Rani announces a bloodless coup aims to restore order in Yemen with pro Royalist tribes brought into the Republican fold. Premier Moshen el Ainy says tribes back the regime and Egypt Saudi support continues as 27,000 Egyptian troops withdraw. Observers expect Imami and officers to cooperate with Egypt and Saudi to reach peace while Sallal learns of the coup in Baghdad.
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Yemen
Cairo
Middle East
Preésteht
Abdel Rahtian Rani
Thant
Moshen el Ainy
Hae
Saudi Arabia
Sallal
Egypt
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Yemen Ami
Yemen Peace Commission
Two Nations
Imiani
Lkely
Yamga
Baghdad
Iraq
Moscow
NAACP Chief Attacks Senator McClellan at Arkansas Meet
Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP, told about 700 attendees at the Arkansas NAACP conference that Sen. John L. McClellan, chairman of the riots investigating subcommittee, is not helping race peace. He blamed housing, jobs, and schools as root causes and accused Congress of a civil rights and welfare lag, calling the 90th Congress disgraceful and saying McClellan’s approach pins riots on agitators.
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Magnolia
Ark
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Wilkins
McClellan
NAACP
90Th Congress
Thayhreaust
Hope Rotary hears praise for small town friendliness
Mrs. James K. Field of San Diego urged keeping small town friendliness at Hope Rotary. Dr. Don Freel urged November 8 blood donations at the Vo-Tech School. Police Chief A L Willis summarized 1966 police activities using FBI forms and 27 classifications. The meeting discussed civil rights bill changes and support for law enforcement. Guests included Mrs. Bill Wray and Clarence Thornbrough of Little Rock.
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James K. Field
San Diego
Calif
Hope
Hope Rotary Club
Don Freel
Vo-Tech
A. L. Willis
Floyd Leverett
FBI
Clyde Fouse
Bill Wray
Clarence R. Thornbrough
Little Rock
Weather Outlook Arkansas Tonight Through Tuesday
For 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday the high was 54 and low 39 with a seasonlow 25 at Sunday dawn. Heaviest killing frost of the season occurred Saturday. Forecast Arkansas shows little temp change tonight and Tuesday with lows near 20 in the north and the low 30s in the south. Highs Tuesday range from near 50 in the north to near 60 in the south.
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Actor Sir Alec Guinness In London Role Dressing
Sir Alec Guinness prepares for a new London stage role wearing a matronly blouse beads and a wig for the play Wise Child. The description notes the look as part of his preparation and the production setting in London.
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Sone Oiher
Sir Alec Guinness
London
Nixon Says He Must Sweep First Four Primaries
AP reports former Vice President Richard M. Nixon sketches a path to the GOP nomination, insisting victory in the first four primaries is essential. He weighs rivals Romney Reagan and others while negotiations with governors shape the push for a wide open convention.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
South Dakota
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
John F. Kennedy
King Hussein bids for Arab peace with Israel on TV
King Hussein of Jordan told CBS Face the Nation that Arab leaders may recognize Israel and allow Israeli ships through the Suez Canal if Israel withdraws from all Arab lands occupied in the June war. He pressed for direct talks as artillery fire marked a border clash on the cease-fire line.
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OATIS
Associated Press
United Nations
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Suez Canal
CBS
Old Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Jordan River
Congo claims victory over mercenaries in Congo battle
The Congolese government says it has defeated rebel forces in Bukavu and an invading group from Angola. About 130 mercenaries, 900 Katangan soldiers, and 100 women and children fled to Rwanda. In Kisenge, Belgian officials report European casualties including a priest killed and a nun wounded. Since July, about 20 European civilians have been reported killed by Congolese forces. No military details were provided.
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the Congo
Bukavu
Portugese Angola
Kivu Lake
Rwanda
Angola
Katanga
Geneva
International Red Cross Committee
Brussels
Belgian Foreign Ministry
Kisenge
Hearing on Vietnam and executive power debated by justices
In a November 6 1967 hearing justices ponder presidential authority to repel invasions and execute treaties amid Vietnam war. Dissents by Douglas and Stewart question Gulf of Tonkin powers and scope of SEATO with references to 1964 resolution and deployed U S forces. Meanwhile, reports claim an attack on Bukavu with mortars and air strikes as Congolese forces seize a river bridge over the Ruzizi.
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Ames Johnson
New York City
Fl Hood
Tex
Oakland
Calif
Vietnam
Douglas
Stewart
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Tonkin
U.S
Bukavu
Jean-Jacques Kande
Ruzzi River
No Limit To The Cost Of Getting Well Adverts
An Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield advertisement touts hospital and doctor care costs and the value of membership. It cites a sample $6,099.90 bill and asserts 17,863 members benefited last month, emphasizing that the insurer provides help with medical expenses.
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Arkansans
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue
Median authorities urge cold water for minor burns relief
Health guidance states cold water may reduce scarring and aid healing while Enel relieves pain. always consult a doctor. Report notes $1205 205.92 paid in member benefits last month and mentions a 10th consecutive million-dollar milestone.
Welcome to Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield Transfer
New residents with Blue Cross Blue Shield from another state can transfer their membership to Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield. The program facilitates continued coverage as you settle in Arkansas. Contact Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield for transfer steps and eligibility.
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Land of Opportunity
UN Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Arkansas
Blue Cross
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