Rusk condemns Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia at UN
Secretary of State Dean Rusk denounced the Soviet led invasion as repugnant and dangerous to world peace. In a 37 minute General Assembly address he urged Moscow to withdraw troops and warned against threats to West Berlin and West Germany. He urged Israel and Arab states to seize momentum for peace in the Middle East and called for progress toward nuclear arms controls.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Dean Rusk
Czechoslovakia
General Assembly
Vietnam
Rusk
United States
North
Vietna
Soviet Union
West Berlin
West Germany
Middle East
Israel
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
U.S
Gromyko
Andrei A. Gromyko
Europe
Secret Service protection worries cited at assassination hearings
Campaigners ignored agent advice as Rowley listed protection problems noted by the Warren Commission. He described perimeters of helicopters and patrol cars, a risk-tracking computer, and concerns about threats to figures like Kennedy and King while the commission surveys U.S. violence ahead of year-end findings.
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Secret Service
Warren Commission
Violence Commission
Sen
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Tts
Sen. Kennedy
King
Ive K. Feierabend
San Diego
Pollen Count Report Shows Allergen Levels by Area
The pollen count bulletin lists allergen per cubic foot across several stations. Readings include 99 per cubic foot in Pad station area and 277 per cubic foot at another site, with varying values for oak, grass, and weed pollen across locations.
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Allergen
Callbock Cis County Health Unit
Deealth Amd
Bombers Lift Siege on U S Outpost Near Da Nang
Five waves of Vos. Bal bombers pound Tinong Due Special Forces camp 19 to 27 miles southwest of Da Nang. Over 450 tons of ordnance reported on suspected Communist positions. 25 Green Berets and 300 South Vietnamese defend the camp as the siege continues. Six U S aircraft downed, including a Red Cross marked helicopter. Two medevac airmen rescued.
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Saigon
Tinong Due
Ound
Vos
da Nang
Uis
Dien Bien Phu
Red Cross
Us. Command
U.S
New Jersey
North Vietnam
Wallace Wins Court Test In Stadium Rally Case
A New York judge ruled Toledo city officials must rent Shea Stadium to George Wallace for an Oct 9 campaign rally, finding the denial arbitrary. Wallace, backed by attorney Bruce S. Black, can use the 60,000 seat venue on reasonable terms, while Toledo mayoral administration plans an appeal.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Toledo
Ohio
New York
Shea Stadium
Wallace
Supreme Court
Harold Tessler
John V Lindsay
Andy Douglas
Ed Jennsen
Ensign
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
New York State
LeMay Touted as Wallace Running Mate Rumor
A Wallace rally sparks crowd cheers as talk of William L. LeMay as a possible vice presidential pick circulates. LeMay was not directly named by Wallace, but comments from the audience and surrounding chatter hint at a looming alliance.
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America
Fortas Foes Fight to Oust Fortas and Court Terms
Fortas opponents demand his resignation while he pledges to participate in court work at the new term opening Monday. Senate debate and possible recess appointment options threaten the nomination as Johnson weighs moves amid long running attacks and public protests.
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Fortas
Johnson
Congress
Philip A. Hart
DeMich
Eisenhower
Ywrsh
Supreme Court
Warren
Abe Fortas
Carroll College
Helena
Mont
Mexico trembles as siege tightens amid student protests
Riots flare as authorities citywide impose a state of siege near the Polytechnic Institute. Sniper fire and armored car volleys resume hours after a 6 p.m. incident. Student bands roam adjoining districts burning trolleys while Olympic Games preparations face disruption ten days from October 12.
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Polytechnic Institute
One Killed Fifteen Hurt in Red Guards Clash
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports one person killed and 15 wounded when about 100 Red Guards clashed during China’s National Day parade in Canton. Authorities and soldiers intervened as guards pulled giant parade floats by hand due to fuel shortages.
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Hong Kong
China
Canton
Hang
Area families welcome newborns in local hospitals
Multiple births announced with parent names and addresses. Daughters and sons arrived at Methodist, West Texas, Lubbock Osteopathic, and Slaton hospitals on Tuesday and Wednesday, with weights ranging from 3 to 7 pounds 7 ounces. Fathers’ occupations include farmer, mechanic, and factory worker.
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Gilbert Garcia
Ave. A
Methodist Hospital
Mohit Chemical Company
Tale Cuevas
Shallowater
West Texas Hospital
Marcelo
Aguilar
Ave. GL
Renny Keith
Jose R. Garcia
Idalou
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Gordon Gran Co
Ken L. Rodgers
43Rd St
Lubbock
John Wesley Brown
Smyrr
University Hospital
Antonio Martinez
404
End Place
Lanf Clinic
Johnson Manufacturing Co
Ardell T. Gill Slaton
T&y
Ronnie Joe Rexroat
Ave. N
Dan FR. Johnston
St.oon
Pan American Petroleum Co
Joe Anthony
C.H. Young
Sherman
Oon
Jerry Kitten
Slaton
Rick Jennings
Delux Check Printers
Curvy Coeds Face Arrest over Nude Dance Provocation
Bell cites community standards as the reason for arrest threats after a Never Never Land dance scene described as nude and provocative. Producers defend the show while bail money is raised at each outlaw performance. Co producers Hollywood Universal Studios and Red Lion Productions plan to co produce Roundabout.
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Never Never Land
Bell
Hollywood
Universal Studios
Mark Robson
Red Lion Productions
El Paso Court Set For Brown Shaving Case Pretrial
In El Paso a pretrial hearing in the Brown murder case was set with Judge Ward overruling a motion last June. About 125 potential jurors were drawn. 60 to 83 may serve in Ward's courtroom. Trial date remains contingent on jury examination and any unforeseen events. Brown, free on 25000 bond, is charged with the April 1967 double slaying of his parents near Shallowater.
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Gilkerson
el Paso
Ward
Shelton
Brown
4Th District Court of Lubbock
Anita Roberson
2Nd St
Shallowater
Lubbock
Cool Front Drops Panhandle Temperatures Across Southwest
A cool front shifts through the region bringing a fast drop in temperatures. Dalhart records a high of 75 after a cold start, while Abilene and San Angelo hit 98 as heat spots. Readings plunge to the 20s in several northern plains and near freezing in parts of Minnesota and Iowa.
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Dalhart
Abilene
San Angelo
Butte
Mont
Redmond
Ore
Mullan
Idaho
Colville
Wash
Kalispell
Cut Bank
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Weather Forecast Scattered Thunderstorms Across Midwest and South
Forecasts extended to Missouri while scattered thundershowers drizzled from Illinois and Tennessee to the lower Great Lakes region, with activity also in Minnesota and Florida.
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Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
Minnesota
Florida
Psychiatrist Testimony Casts Doubt on Eidinoff Mental State
Dr Bankhead described Eidinoff as possibly suffering true paranoia a false logic leading to delusions of persecution. He said Rusk State Hospital staff initially doubted Eidinoff's status but grew convinced. Lawyers signaled the hearing would go to a jury, with Eidinoff claiming political pressure and a 50 50 chance of freedom.
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Eidinoff
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Rusk State Hospital
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