Miller Charge on Risk File Labeled a McCarthy Tactic
Rep. John E. Moss dismissed Rep. William E. Miller's accusation that the State Department ordered destruction of security risk files as false and politically motivated. Moss said no security files are being destroyed and the move affects only duplicate files to save at least $50,000 yearly. He noted the order was a routine administrative change in the office of security and was openly documented.
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Manned Spaceflight Planned by Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin told Trud on the seventh anniversary of Sputnik I that the Soviets are preparing a new manned space flight. He said the next mission will not go to the moon and that exploration of near space comes first.
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Supreme Court opens term with civil rights act cases
Washington reports the Supreme Court begins a term with a docket heavy on civil rights issues. The first actions will be argued on public accommodations under the Civil Rights Act, with prior rulings differing on the Heart of Atlanta Motel and Ollie’s Barbecue, both sued to overturn service restrictions.
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Prince Peter accuses Queen Frederika of causing royal strife
Prince Peter of Greece accused Queen Frederika of troubling the royal family for 17 years. He spoke at a news conference saying he was forced to air the dirty linen in public by her actions. Queen Frederika denied plans for politics or accepting a pension as King Paul’s widow.
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Rescue Crews Retrieve 80 Lives After Sierra Nevada Crash
Rescue teams toiled through trackless terrain to recover 80 bodies from a DC6 crash in the Sierra Nevada near Trevelez Spain. About 300 men loaded the remains on pack mules before returning to the village. The charter flight from Paris to Mauritania carried 77 French nationals and three Mauritanians, with 24 children among the dead.
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Soviets Promise Peaceful Meeting Amid Conference Tensions
London reports say Russia nudges Communist parties to attend the December Moscow meeting as a prep for a 1965 world Communist conference. The Kremlin would sidestep the Sino Soviet feud, delaying direct condemnation of Red China. Khrushchev remains committed while Peking warns of grave consequences.
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Unity Votes Begin Today in Vatican Council Revisions
Vatican delegates start a voting sequence on the ecumenism document guiding Christian unity. The group will decide revisions through Thursday, including easing Roman Catholic rules on mixed marriages, with separate votes later for declarations on religious liberty and the Jews. US delegates push for stronger language on both issues.
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New Strongman Takes Power in Syria Shakeup
In Damascus Maj. Gen. Amin Dl Hafez assumed the premiership, forming a 22 member cabinet of 12 Baathists and 10 independents. The move follows Premier Salah Bitar’s resignation and marks the fifth government shakeup since the Baathist ascent on March 8, 1963.
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Red soldier dies as Viet ambush hits Saigon supply column
About 1,000 Communist guerrillas attacked a government supply convoy 18 miles north of Saigon. An American sergeant was killed and one U. S. gunner wounded as two Vietnamese companies were destroyed and 36 captured. The clash raised U. S. casualties to 285 in 1961 onward.
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Thu Dau Mot
Candidates Break Before Long Trips
President Johnson rests at the White House after a brief trip to a Washington hotel for Sen. Warren Magnuson’s wedding while Barry Goldwater recovers from a 2500 mile Midwest tour. Diplomacy calls Johnson to meet President Macapagal as Goldwater plans a Washington speech and a Pennsylvania swing. Humfrey campaigns in San Francisco praising small business conditions.
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D-Minn
San Francisco
Ladybird on Tour for LBJ Heads South
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson begins a whistlestop tour to aid her husband with Democratic officials predicting she will swing Dixie to him The First Lady will be greeted at the Alexandria Virginia depot and travel to Raleigh North Carolina where Mr Johnson speaks at Reynolds Coliseum They plan a final rally in New Orleans for a Democratic fund raising dinner and week of campaigning
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Raleigh
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New Orleans
Doctor offers free trial for rupture truss in Kansas City
Kansas City readers are invited to test the Doctors Appliance Co rupture truss at no cost for 30 days. Participants receive a $3.50 truss and may keep it if not fully satisfied. returns require refund. Send request to 4537 Koch Bldg 2906 Main St Kansas City Missouri 64108.
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