Senator Stennis withholds approval on McNamara super guard plan
Sen John Stennis said he has not seen McNamara's proposal to create a 145000 man reserve guard force and cannot comment. The plan, discussed with Senate leaders, aims to fuse Army Reserve with the National Guard into a ready forces unit.
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Dunlap Expects 32nd To Keep Its Identity
MILWAUKEE AP The famed Red Arrow Division will keep its identity while losing one brigade to the 47th Division of Minnesota in a McNamara plan to reorganize guard units. Maj. Gen. John Dunlap said the 32nd will retain two brigades and its division status under his command.
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City Girl Member Of Troupe Hoosier Humorist Shrin er Performs In Fest Shows
Milwaukee AP report covers two suspects in the slaying of liquor store owner Charles Kahn on Milwaukee's North East Side. Terry Brzycke and Ronald Wassenaar face third degree murder and attempted armed robbery warrants after detectives linked a shotgun to Brzycke. Wassenaar described the incident, saying Brzycke bought gum, then fired when the gun discharged while lowering it under the counter. A witness account places the suspects fleeing the area with the gun hidden near the store.
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Revolt in Indonesia Suppressed as Nasution Wins
Indonesian Defense Minister Gen Abdul Haris Nasution crushed an uprising led by Lt Col Untung loyal to President Sukarno. Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur broadcasts said troops under Suharto regained control, with several generals arrested and government radio stations retaken.
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Castro Opens Exit Gates From Cuba
Fidel Castro announced on Havana radio that exit doors from Cuba would be fully open after Oct. 10 and urged U S cooperation through diplomatic channels. He offered to let anyone leave for exile and pledged two free daily flights to bring Cubans to the United States.
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Farmer Needs More Rain For His Corn
Marshfield AP reports a farmer describing his soggy fields hoping for rain. He quips it’s hard to bring in a boatload of corn with only a foot of water, noting that more water would keep the boat from scraping bottom.
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Wallace in Hospital for Diagnostic Tests
Former Vice President Henry A Wallace is at Washington's National Institutes of Health undergoing diagnostic tests as doctors evaluate his condition.
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Henry A. Wallace
National Institutes of Health
Compact for Education formed by governors and educators
A national effort to address education problems leads 19 governors and 200 educators to form a Compact for Education. The plan creates an Educational Commission of the States with a steering group, studies on TV, vocational ed, consolidation and training, and initial funding from foundations. Former Gov. Terry Sanford predicts possible enactment by Christmas.
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Wisconsin President Harrington named to interim education compact committee
Kansas City AP reports University of Wisconsin President Fred H. Harrington was named Thursday to a 27 member interim steering committee to plan an Interstate Compact on Education.
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University of Wisconsin
Fred H. Harrington
Pakistan Reports New Border Fighting
Radio Pakistan said fresh clashes occurred along the Kashmir cease-fire line north of Chhamb as Indian forces attacked with artillery and mortars on Thursday night. Pakistan accused India of giving a 24 hour withdrawal ultimatum, which New Delhi denied.
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Kashmir
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U Thani
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New Delhi
Major Battle in Mekong Delta Ongoing
U S military spokesmen report one of the Mekong Delta’s largest battles in months with 68 Viet Cong counted and about 100 believed killed or wounded after a day long clash 20 miles west of My Tho. U S casualties described as very light. Four government battalions aided by U S advisers fought.
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Mekong
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