U S Leaders Fearful Of Protests’ Results
In Manchester New Hampshire FBI arrested 22 year old David J Miller for destroying his draft card under a new law. Miller, a former Le Moyne College student, faced a preliminary hearing as he linked the protest to a Catholic Worker group.
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Manchester
N.H
David J. Miller
FBI
Miller
Syracuse
N. Y
the Catholic Worker
New England
Hillsboro
Armed Forces
Whitehall Stret
New York City
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
St. Anselm's
St. Anselms
Hooksett
Remoyne College
N.Y
Catholic Workers
Catholic Worker
Dorothy Day
Bowery
St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality
Lemoyne
James Wilson
Chatham
N.J
Wilson
Four Armed Services Say Enlistments Up
The Defense Department reported sharp rises in voluntary enlistments after the draft order. July through September shows increases from 32 percent for the Air Force to 64 percent for the Marines, with Army up 46 percent and Navy up 41 percent from July to September.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Army
Navy
Heavy Rains Hit South Texas with Roads Closed
Rain totals across South Texas ranged from two to six inches, with Alice reporting 3.80 inches between noon and 4 p.m. Farm Roads 1665 1252 1930 near Alice and 1681 123 near Nixon were closed due to high water. Beeville Banquete Three Rivers and other locales saw substantial rainfall as weather slowly cleared west to east. The U S Weather Bureau forecast continued cloudiness and a small temperature rise in South Texas with showers likely tonight. Official 24 hour rainfall included Amarillo 0.05 Austin 1.62 Brownsville 0.01 Corpus Christi 0.17 Dallas 0.85 Fort Worth 1.28 Galveston 0.28 Houston 1.08 Laredo 11 Lubbock 0.04 Lufkin 0.08 Midland 0.21 Mineral Wells 1.92 San Angelo 1.40 San Antonio 0.55 Victoria 2.45 Waco 1.53 Wichita Falls 2.10 Llano 1.20.
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Texas
Alice
Nixon
Texas 123
Beeville
Banquete
Waco
Mount Vernon
Boswell
Okla
McAlester
Grand Saline
Temple
U. S. Weather Bureau
West Texas
South Texas
East Texas
Amarillo
Austin
Brownsville
College Station
Corpus Christi
Eauiarers
Soviet Auto Show Highlights Gas Cars and Moskvich Models
Oslo hosts an Soviet vehicle exhibition featuring Vol gas cars and Moskvich models in the spotlight. The display underscores evolving Soviet automotive design and export interest amid a global audience.
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Oslo
Norway
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
A sequence of birth notices from local residents lists new babies born in area hospitals. Names include Bobby Ray Jones and Guadalupe Mendez, with weights from 6 lb 4 oz to 8 lb 1 1/2 oz and times ranging from early morning to evening, with fathers employed as students, farmers, and workers at various companies.
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Bobby Ray Jones
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
West Texas Electronics
Curtain Raiser Opens Lubbock Symphony's 20th Season
About 2,900 attend as the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra led by William A. Harrod delivers a mature opening at the Municipal Auditorium. Guest pianist Grant Johannesen impresses with Saint-Saens Fourth Concerto and Gaure Ballade, plus Poulenc encore. Harrod conducts Khachaturian Masquerade Suite. Next concert features Henri Aubert and the Texas Tech Choir assisted by Gene Kenney.
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Johannesen
Saint-Saens
Gabriel Gaure
Francis Poulenc
Mendelssohn
Sibelius
Harrod
Khatchaturian
Alabama voting rights case opens with state control stance
The ruling challenges federal overreach in setting voter standards, noting Alabama’s authority to determine suffrage. The plaintiffs and defendant are state officials, with avenues to appeal through the Alabama Supreme Court to the U.S. Supreme Court. The judge described the decision as the opening round.
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Washington
Hare T
Alabama
Bernard A. Reynolds
Hare
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Best View Of Comet Ikeya Seiki Before Sunrise
Pasadena scientist Dr. Guido Muench of Cal Tech says the Ikeya Seiki comet will be best seen over North America just before sunrise on Thursday. The comet will be bright as the moon and will loop near the sun before moving away. He warns against looking directly at the sun to observe it.
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Pasadena
Calif
North American
Guido Muench
California Institute of Technology
Muench
Weslaco Argues Water District Inflation of City Rates
Weslaco contends Mercedes Water District charges the city 200 to 300 percent more for water than for farmers. Attorney Al Coneway argues rates are unfair and discriminatory as the rate hearing opens in Edinburg. Auditor Jack Hales shows city water costs averaged 225 percent higher than farm rates over five years. The district cites separate domestic and irrigation water services.
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UPI
Weslaco
Mercedes Water District
al Coneway
Harlingen
Texas Water Rights Commission
Hidalgo County Court House
Hales
Bothsides
Eddie Henrichson
Henrichson
Mercedes
Edeouch
Elsa
Weslaleo
Commission
Frank Booth
Theater Director Peter Hall Marries Secretary
Stratford on Avon England UPI reports Peter Hall 34 director of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre married Jacqueline Mary Taylor 29 on Monday. Hall was previously divorced from French actress Leslie Caron earlier this year.
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Stratford ON Avon
England
UPI
Peter Hall
Royal Shakespeare Theater
Jacqueline Mary Taylor
Leslie Caron
Sitdown at Baltimore Prison Ends Quietly After Disruptions
Prison inmates held a four state trooper siege with about 700 workers refusing shifts. No violence occurred as riot guards, K nine units, and doubled security watched over 5000 inmates. By afternoon, 120 inmates returned to cells and the warden reported all clear after talks with presumed ringleaders. Meanwhile Tokyo Ginza land costs near 500 per square foot.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Franklin K. Brough
Brough
Tokyo
Johnson recovery details and judicial nomination updates
Johnson shows slight improvement after surgery as Moyers notes reduced pain around the abdominal incision and naps between briefings. Doctors report satisfactory progress with no sedatives. Johnson reads papers, studies appropriations, and signs a nomination for William K. Thomas to the Northern District of Ohio. Moyers also states there are no plans to withdraw Francis X. Morrissey’s Boston district court nomination.
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Moyers
Johnson
Ohio
William K. Thomas
Chagrin Falls
Paul Jones
Thomas
Morrissey
Cuban Refugees Pour Into Key West By Coast Guard Flights
Emergency pumps dropped from aircraft helped save Cubans during a refugee lift to Key West. Coast Guard cutters Cape Shoalwater and Cape Darby landed dozens of refugees, many children, as more boats arrived. Havana reports 70 boats waiting at Camarioca with about 6,000 people gathered. The exodus follows Castro's pledge to allow free exit, though limits remain.
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OAS
United States
Cuba
Havana
Coast Guard
Cape Shoalwater
Key West
Florida
U.S
Cay Sal
Cuban
Cape Darby
Freedom Flotilla
Havana Radio
Camarioca
Castro
Sierra Brothers
Rodovaldo
Vincente
Supreme Court has light day as Capone heirs lose privacy suit
The Supreme Court denied the Capone heirs appeal over The Untouchables alleging invasion of privacy. The ruling, in a brief order, followed prior losses in Chicago federal court and the Seventh Circuit. The court also declined to reconsider California coastal bay claims and considered challenges to the 1950 Subversive Control Act.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Mae Capone
Mafalda Maritote
Federal District Court
7Th 1
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals
California
Santa Monica
San Pedro Bays
Monterey Bay
High Court
Justice Department Atty
Kelvin T. Maroney
September Personal Income Surges on Social Security Rise
The Commerce Department reports September personal income at 545 billion annual rate, up from 532 billion in August. Most of the gain stems from a 10.6 billion pension disbursement and 1 billion in Viet Nam era military pay, with the 885 million Social Security rise inflating the annual rate to 10.6 billion. Excluding these items the monthly gain is about 1.7 billion, and October is expected to fall as no retroactive Social Security payments occur. Government payrolls rose to 70.1 billion, private wages to 292.7 billion, with farm income and dividends showing modest changes.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Viet Nam
Free-lance Writer Calls U S Actions Aggression in Viet Nam
The tall Cherpnel described himself as a free-lance writer and filmmaker who is not currently employed. He argued that since the United States has not declared war on North Viet Nam, its violence and bombings amount to pure aggression.
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New York
Donald Keys
National Committee For A Sane
White House
Washington Monument
Keys
America
U.S
Viet Nam
Saul Bellows
John Hersey
Arthur Miller
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Albert B. Sabin
George E. Brown Jr
Monterey Park
Calif
Washington
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Ership
Reds
Richard B. Russell
DGA
Armed Services Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Tion
Cherpnel
United States
Networks Change Programs After TV Ratings
The Nielsen ratings trigger shifts across ABC CBS and NBC ABC cancels Nightlife likely after Nov 12 CBS reshuffles Friday Saturday slots restoring Secret Agent and moves The Trials of O Brien to 10 11 pm Friday NBC drops Convoy effective Jan 7 replacing with a Sammy Davis Jr variety hour Nightlife started as The Les Crane Show and failed ABC plans to reenter late evenings with soap operas to rival Tonight show.
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New York
ABC
CBS
O’brien
Art Linkletter
Slattery
People
Steve Lawrence
NBC
Sammy Davis Jr
Les Crane
Jack Paar
Slaying Sparks New Dominican Shooting
The fatal shooting of Joe Ramirez, 34, secretary general of a dock workers group, triggers gunfire between government troops and rebel partisans in Santo Domingo. A right wing politician Angel Severo Cabral was killed Saturday in the rebel zone. an arrest order was issued for a former navy officer and his son connected to Ramirez’s death.
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Robert Berrillez
Santo Domingo
Joe Ramirez
Angel Severo Cabral
Ramirez
Navy
Cabral
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