World tensions spark talks and conflicts across three continents
United Nations Secretary Rusk and Soviet Minister Gromyko met in New York for over three hours with no agreements. In Rome a Soviet spy ring within the foreign ministry was exposed, expelling an aide and arresting four Italians. Albania reportedly boosts coastal defenses with Chinese aid amid looming Soviet threats. In Mexico City student leaders blame secret police in a deadly gun battle, while a separate protest in Belfast sees fierce clashes with police. Washington outlines major education funding and governance changes, and Apollo 7 team countdown begins ahead of a Friday launch.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
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Rusk
Rome
Soviet Union
Italian Foreign Ministry
Foreign Ministry
UFT revolt against Shanker grows amid Brooklyn crisis
National union battle erupts as John O Neill accuses Albert Shanker of attempting to wreck an experimental Brooklyn district. He urges teachers to reject a strike authorization approved by the executive board. The NYC Board of Education also suspends the district governing panel.
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Shanker
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O'Neill
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Experimental School
Gun-Toting Mom Hijacks Airliner in Caribbean Landing
A gray haired Mexican woman and her two year old son hijacked Aeromaya Airways over the Caribbean forcing a Havana landing. Judith Vazquez and her son remained in Cuba with another passenger after the plane released 13 passengers including three Americans. No injuries reported. The hijacking ended with the plane returning to Mexico.
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Judith Vazquez
Ernesto Vazquez
LeMay Joins Wallace Ticket Sparks Corporate Doubt
Mihai D. Patrichi president of Networks Electronic Corp. in Los Angeles said he was surprised and disappointed when Gen. Curtis LeMay joined George Wallace on the ticket. LeMay has taken a six month leave from his $50 000 a year post, after being hired as board chairman.
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Los Angeles
LeMay
George Wallace
Mihai D. Patrichi
Networks Electronic Corp
Wallace
Patrichi
Independent Classifieds Details Noted in Long Beach Publication
The snippet lists contact numbers INDEPENDENT Phone HE 5 116 and Classified HE 2 5959, with date Oct 7 1968, Vol 31 No 199. It shows Long Beach, California publication details, filing dates, court crest, and pricing per month and year.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
Terres
Macy
Calif
Superior Court
Losete County
Johnson returns to White House after Camp David weekend
President Johnson flies to Washington by helicopter amid unconfirmed plans for a new Senate nomination for chief justice. Johnson and Lady Bird babysat their grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent as Luci Nugent shopped in New York. Princess Christina of The Netherlands begins training in Montreal to become a professional singer. Governor Agnew attends the Baltimore Colts game during a campaign pause. In Hawaii, Senator Inouye wins a large victory in the Democratic primary over Lampard, with Mink and Matsunaga unopposed.
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Earl Warren
Wallace
Johnson
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Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Senate
Lady Bird
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Luci Nugent
New York
Christina of the Netherlands
Montreal
Amsterdam
U.S
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
William D. Lampard
Patsy T. Mink
Spark M. Matsunaga
Two Thorns sextuplets in serious condition in Birmingham
Two of five surviving Thorns sextuplets Lynne and Ian were listed in serious condition in Birmingham on Sunday due to feeding problems. One sibling died shortly after birth as Mrs Sheila Thorns, age 30, welcomed her five newborns last Wednesday.
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Thorns
Birmingham
England
Lynne
Ian
Sheila Thorns
Ashes of Randolph Churchill Buried Near Father at Bladon
Randolph Churchill was buried Sunday at Bladon England near the grave of his father Sir Winston Churchill. The service marked the family’s final farewell with a quiet ceremony in the English countryside.
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Randolph Churchill
Bladon
England
Sir Winston Churchill
Price man and son land plane after gear fix at Provo
A cooled pilot Wayne Baker from Price Utah extended from his light airplane door to free a hung landing gear on a Saturday while his 14 year old son flew the craft. Wayne Baker pried loose the gear with a tow bar and guided the plane to a safe landing at Provo airport. The son meanwhile maneuvered circles over the field.
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Wayne Baker
Price
Utah
Provo
Baker
Miss Hoey Dies at 76 Former Public Assistance Chief
Miss Jane M. Hoey head of the Federal Bureau of Public Assistance from 1936 to 1954 died Sunday at New York University Hospital after a stroke. She was 76.
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Jane M. Hoey
Federal Bureau of Public Assistance
New York University Hospital
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