Demonstrators Clash With Police At Vietnam Day Protests
Demonstrators targeted by paint, eggs and fists faced a police wall in two failed marches on the Oakland Army Terminal during a two day protest against American involvement in Vietnam. Police jailed six Hell's Angels for assault and one girl was treated for tear gas. Jerry Rubin claimed victory and announced a future march on November 6.
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Vietnam Day Committee
Viet Nam
Hell’s Angels
Hell's Angels
Jerry Rubin
Cochairman
Feudal Amazons Live Under System Kin To Slavery
AP report from Manaus Brazil outlines the patron system in the Amazon where workers are kept in debt to patrons who supply food and goods. Father Myles Ryan a Pittsburgh missionary describes a brutal but slowly evolving practice tied to regional exploitation of rubber rosewood and hemp.
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James D. Bowman
Manaus
Brazil
Amazon River
U.S
Myles Ryan
Pittsburgh
Amazon
Father Ryan
Franciscan Third Order
Nova Olinda
Rio Madeira
Madeira
Bolivia
Protests Turn Violent Across U S as Antiwar Demonstrations Grow
Berkeley and Oakland clashed as 10 000 marchers paraded through Fifth Avenue in New York and antiwar actions erupted nationwide. Police, bystanders, and demonstrators faced eggs red paint and shouted insults while FBI and local authorities tracked arrests and threats tied to the draft.
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Berkeley
Addison Fording
Hell’s Angels
Oakland
C. D. Glenn
U.S
Viet Nam
Fifth Avenue
New York
Chicago
Princeton America
Pittsburgh
Austin
University of Texas
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Methodist Hospital
Spur High School
Lawrence
Kan
County Draft Board
Salem
Ore
Pearl Harbor
Counter Move
Washington
FBI
Veterans of Foreign Wars
David Miller
Industrial Output Declines Slightly in September
The Federal Reserve reports a 13 percent cutback in iron and steel production led to a slight dip in overall industrial output in September. The index fell to 142.8 from 144.3 in August, still about 42.8 percent above the 1957-59 average. weaker steel demand followed pre wage settlement inventories. A note mentions a shipyard to be built in Venezuela near Caracas.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Aventage
Texas Tech Dad's Day honors fathers and families
The event honored three Texas Tech student fathers at a ceremony in Lubbock. Col C W Borders traveled far, W G McCook youngest father, M A Richmond oldest, with their children introduced. Officers were elected for the Dad's Association and a luncheon featured Sen. Walter Richter discussing Amendment 1.
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Florentino Guerrero
Ron
M. A. Richmond
Blanket
Charles Borders
Barbara McCook
Sue Richmond
Association
Dad's Association
Hart Shoe- Maker
Abilene
Bill Butler
Orange
Howard P. Shepherd
Austin
George W. Weiss
Brownfield
L. Edwin Smith
Lubbock
Cecil Schwalbe
Dallas
Dad’s Association
Walter H. Richter
Gonzales
Tech
Richter
O’brien Thompson
Amarillo
Athletic Hall of
Volney (Satch) Hill
Hill
Ruby Hill F
Smith
Athetic
Ronald Kidd
Eddie Grisham
Olney
Richard Martin
Waco
Elizabeth McAninch
Trent
Kitty Taylor
Loraine
Sandra Stark
Rubberized roads gain traction nationwide
Nearly 5,000 miles of roads across more than half the states have been resurfaced with asphalt containing 2 to 5 percent synthetic latex rubber. The first federally sponsored interstate section near Indianapolis spans two miles. Wisconsin New Mexico Texas Ohio and 32 other states have completed stretches while Goodyear officials note the cost adds two to 20 cents per square yard.
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UPI
Indianapolis
Ind
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Texas
Ohio
Goodyear
Don A. Kalini
Tech Fans Roar As 103 Yard Kickoff Sparks Raider Rally
A 103 yard opening kickoff by All American Donny Anderson sparked Texas Tech to a comeback win over an outplayed opponent before 29,800 in the stadium. The day also featured a lavish halftime Fanfare For Father and a celebration of Tech’s 40th Anniversary with marching band honors under Dean Killion.
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Dick Tolley
Tony Brittin
Joel Leach
Jimmy Harvey
Amarillo
Jack Woody
Lubbock
Business Administration
Donny Anderson
Stinnett
King
Anderson
Cafe converts to discotheque in Gotham Hotel
New York launches its first convertible cafe, located in the Gotham Hotel. By day the Gotham Pub, by night it becomes L Interdit, touted as the citys first discotheque per executive director Frank C Bromber.
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New York
UPI
Gotham Hotel
Gotham Pub
L'Interdit
Frank C. Brome Ber
Only One Holiday In U S Honors King
Washington UPI notes the United States has a single public holiday honoring a king, Kamehameha Day observed each June 11 in Hawaii. Kamehameha united the Hawaiian Islands in the 19th century. Chile wants guns.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
United States
Kamehameha
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Satellite breakup interrupts Titan 3 space test near Cape Kennedy
The Air Force reported the switch engine satellite from a Titan 3 space rock et broke apart after its second ignition over Australia. Three payload satellites and a radar calibration sphere were ejected or damaged, with debris in orbit about 460 miles high. Officials will study the failure to determine causes for the planned December third test.
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Fla
Air Force
Globe
Australia
Titan
Elena Turns From Bermuda Prompts Seeding Pilot Hope
Atlantic Hurricane Elena shows signs of turning away from Bermuda enabling a potential seeding experiment named Storm Fury to weaken its strength. If the hurricane misses Bermuda U S scientists may launch plane delivered silver iodide seeding to disrupt the storm energy. A final decision will be made early today and seeding would follow only if allowed by project rules and within 48 hours of possible landfall.
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UPS
Atlantic
Elena
Bermuda
U.S
U S Agencies Explore Nuclear Propulsion For Space
Washington AP reports U S agencies have pursued years of nuclear propulsion research for space yet have not tried a nuclear powered rocket and have no immediate launch plans. AEC and NASA oversee two tracks Rover engines for propulsion and Snap Systems for Nuclear Auxiliary Power generators. No near term use of nuclear power is planned. current NASA missions rely on chemical boosters.
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Washington
United States
Guardian
Soviet Union
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rover
AEC
NASA
Congress approves broad Great Society funding package
The House passed a $4.2 billion catchall appropriation to fund Great Society programs, with Senate concurrence pending. An $852 million college aid bill faces trouble after the Senate added a noncollege teacher corps section. A $1.5 billion government worker pay raise is under debate as the Senate weighs a smaller increase. Omnibus rivers and harbors bills at $2 billion remain to be reconciled before adjournment.
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U.S
House
Senate
Johnson
Cuban Refugees Roil Miami Racial Job Market
Sources say Cuban refugees will reshape Miami’s workforce as Negro workers face displacement from waiter, doorman, bellhop and maid roles. A congressional hearing was announced in Washington as negotiations continue on key points and new proposals. Donald Jones of the NAACP urged economic security for both Cuba’s politically and economically oppressed.
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Washington
Johnson
Donald Jones
Miami
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
Cuba
Jones
Miiami
Khrushchev touts new global rocket as invulnerable
In a March 16, 1962 Kremlin speech Khrushchev boasted of a "fantastic" weapon and an intercontinental rocket named global. He claimed scientists made a nuclear powered, radar defeating system that can circumnavigate the globe and strike any target, enhancing extended flight capability.
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Khrushchev
U.S
North Polar
Minister Of Ireland Collapses After Cough
Dublin reports Prime Minister Sean Lemass collapsed during a wedding reception after a violent coughing fit. Three doctors treated him for over two hours before he left for home declaring he felt fine. The event occurred at Donnybrook Church and a hotel reception for Mella Boland and Laurence Crowley.
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Dublin
Ireland
Sean Lemass
Lemass
Mella Boland
Frederick Boland
U.N. General Assembly
Laurence Crowley
Donnybrook Church
Theory Excites Doctors Stingy Blood Causes Heart Attacks
At a meeting of the American Heart Association Dr Robert S Eliot of the University of Minnesota discussed a theory that oxygen deprived blood may mimic heart attack causes by stingy hemoglobin. He linked abnormal blood to smoking and noted many heart attack patients lack artery disease. An accompanying NY study found physically active men have 2 to 3 times better survival odds after a heart attack.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
American Heart Association
Robert S. Eliot
University of Minnesota
Eliot
Statistici«Ians
Greater New York
Vatican Council debated drastic changes for priests lives
Vatican City AP reports bishops and priests urged major reforms in priestly life during a Saturday session. proposals called for better bishop priest relations, helping peers who err, monks leaving monasteries, and using machines in pastoral work. Cardinal Heenan criticized priestly attitudes as major issue.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Praca
Stephan A
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Tex
Leven
John Cardinal Heenan
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