Moscow Files Routine Blast Against U S Following Viet Raids
Soviet Tass denounces U S air raids on North Vietnam as adventurist and dangerous. Tass commentator compares Pentagon actions to a gambler running amuck and warns Washington of a likely firm rebuff by socialist states. The agency calls the white paper a black cover for wider aggression and says Marines could be landed with allied contingents.
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Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
South Korea
World briefs from New Delhi to Moscow and Tokyo
A global roundup reports Shastri signaling potential talks with Johnson and Kosygin over Vietnam, EU Common Market fruit rules delaying a clash with the US, Osservatore Romano denouncing anti church campaigns, Gerhardsen’s planned Soviet visit, a fatal bus crash in Japan, Queen Juliana seeking a TV compromise, and Soviet capture of a Nazi collaborator hidden in Estonia.
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UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
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Alexei Kosygin
Vietam
AFL-CIO signals possible dues cut and ICFTU withdrawal
The AFL-CIO warned it may halt dues payments and exit the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, calling ICFTU bogged down in bureaucracy. The move comes as Frank Meany leads the union in a broader anti-Communist alignment across 76 nations and 69 million workers.
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UPI
Afl-Cio
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
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George Meany
Patricia Neal
Hollywood
Ucla Medical Center
Neal
Los Angeles
Dock Talks Recessed As 6000 Dockers Strike Looms
Miami Beach UPI reports talks to end a six year old strike by about 6,000 dock workers at southeastern ports were recessed after little progress. Federal mediator David H. Stowe said a new meeting of Steve dore firms and the ILA was set for 10 a.m. EST to day following a brief union caucus. Unconfirmed reports cited ILA disagreement over jurisdiction of workers who handle lines on ships in North and South Carolina.
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UPI
Einar Gerhardsen
Gerhardsen
Alexei Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cohen
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Jack Dahlstrom
Pasadena
Calif
America
Red Planet
Mariner 4
Mars
Texas
Miami Beach
David H. Stowe
International Longshoreman's Association
ILA
North
South Carolina
Germans Press Crimes Trials
Bonn report says West Germany prosecutes war crimes against Adolf Hitler and 14,000 Nazis. It notes a 20 year statute of limitations may bar many cases by May 20, the 20th anniversary of VE Day, while promising government action to pursue justice within legal principles.
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UPI
West Germany
Adolph Hitler
Parliament
Europe
Accident claims life of Ray Reeves in Ventura
Ray Reeves a 39 year old Las Vegas electrician working for Signal Hill Electric Co of Long Beach was killed in Ventura California when he accidentally brushed a high tension line while aiding an addition to a Shell Chemical Co plant facility.
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Las Vegas
Ventura
Calif
Reeves
Signal Hill Electric Co
Long Beach
Shell Chemical Co
North Las Vegas seeks extra assembly seat and more
A bill from Assemblyman Al Alleman would move one seat from the Las Vegas district to North Las Vegas, giving North Las Vegas two assemblymen. Other actions include welfare birth control access, regulation of wedding chapel ads, and a single office eligibility limit. The session also addresses gaming board pay, overtime labor for mills, Pershing County raises, sex offender laws, and a Veterans Day holiday proposal.
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al Alleman
D-North
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Helen Herr
Clark County
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State Gaming Control Board
Grant Sawyer
Pershing County
Ray Kinsley
D-Lovelock
Judiciary Committee
Reno
Washoe
Tom Kean
R-Reno
Board of Pharmacy
Avalanche kills 14 Swedish students in Austrian Alps
A white death avalanche swept a charter bus on the Radstaetter Tauren Pass in Salzburg province, hurling it 150 feet into a cliff. Fourteen of 38 pupils aboard were killed and 13 injured as rescuers battled ten feet of snow to reach trapped skiers.
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Austria
UPI
Radstaetter Tauren
Alps
Untertauern
Obertauern
Andi Krallinger
Steel Strike Moves Into Second Day In New York Area
A peaceful steel strike against the nation’s two largest Can companies entered its second day after rapid police action to stop picket violence in the port of New York. Fifty officers were moved to a Newark warehouse after 75 union pickets blocked entry. No talks were planned Tuesday despite Federal mediation effort.
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UPI
Can
American Can Co
Continental Can Co
Hudson River
Newark
N.J
U S Pledges 60 Million to U N Aid Agencies
The United States pledged up to 60 million dollars to the United Nations special funds and the expanded program of technical assistance. The pledge, conditioned to not exceed 40 percent of the total, follows a four month delay amid UN financial deadlock and prior pressure regarding U N debts. The programs, budgeted at about 137 million, aim to boost aid and expertise to developing nations with U S support remaining strong.
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New York
UPT
United States
U.N
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thant
Soviet Union
Washington
Nation's Weather By United Press International
Temperature and weather table for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. as reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. Data includes conditions, temperatures, and regional observations compiled for national circulation.
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United Press International
U.S
San Francisco
Estes Trial Ends Near in $17 Million Lie Case
Federal prosecutors wrapped their case against Billie Sol Estes accusing him of lying to the Commodity Credit Corp about assets to win grain contracts. Estes testified he sometimes signed papers without reading them. FBI testimony cited a 1961 income tax debt of $25.6 million versus CCC asset filings showing $7 million in debts. The 39 year old faces three counts and has prior 23 year imprisonment.
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Dallas
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Tyvcoon
Federal Farm Agency
Estes
FBI
Department For Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
China Warning Signals Kosygin Visit Failure
Diplomats read Beijing editorial in People's Daily as veiled warning to Moscow against pushing Viet Nam peace talks. China denounces appeasement, insists U S troop withdrawal as a precondition for any negotiations, signaling dissension with Kremlin on Viet Nam policy.
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UPI
Communist Chines
Russia
Viet Nam
Peking People’s Daily
U. S
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
South
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