U S Considers Redrift Domestic Dispute in Soviet Bloc
U S officials say Washington will treat the Soviet Czech Slovakia rift as a domestic Communist bloc dispute and avoid actions that could strain U S Soviet relations. Secretary Rusk delivered an oral protest to Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin, signaling caution amid liberalization tensions in Czechoslovakia.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
Rusk
Israeli Jet Hijacked to Algiers with 48 aboard
An El Al Boeing 707 carrying 48 people was hijacked over the Mediterranean after departing Rome and forced to land in Algiers. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility and demanded hostages be held for Arab prisoners in Israel. Israel sought UN help for release.
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Tel Aviv
Algeria
Israel
U Thant
el al
Mediterranean
Rome
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
Algiers
Trudeau Visits Yukon Meeting People and Industries
Prime Minister Trudeau arrived in Whitehorse and was greeted by about 200 people. He stepped from the JetStar, wore an ascot and sports jacket, and spent an hour mingling with residents and territorial officials. He said the northern tour aimed to meet the people and see the industries.
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Whitehorse
Y.T
Trudeau
JetStar
Yukon
St Boniface Cathedral Destroyed By Fire In Manitoba
The historic twin spired St Boniface Cathedral in Manitoba’s St Boniface district burned Monday, leaving only the outer stone walls. Loss estimated at 2.8 million dollars. The blaze began near the roof rear, with bells and towers toppled hours later. Notable crypt holds remains of Father Provencher and archbishops Langevin Beliveau Tache. Archbishop Baudoux mourned the bell loss as greatest sentimentally.
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ST. Boniface, Man
Red
Assiniboine
St. Boniface
Pioneer
Father Provencher
Langevin
Beliveau
Tache
England
Maurice Baudoux
Aircraft losses fall as bombing narrowed to southern panhandle
Saigon reports U S aircraft losses over North Vietnam dropped after President Johnson limited raids to the southern Harrow panhandle. AP check shows 30 US planes shot down since March 31, versus 133 last year during broader raids. Shelling on allied posts in northern South Vietnam caused light casualties and damage.
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Saigon
USS
North Vietnam
Johnson
Panhandle
Associated Press
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Soviet Moves and Western Reactions Over Czechoslovakia
Reports say Moscow pressed for more troops near Czechoslovakia and a force at the western border while Prague and Bratislava consider a conference with the Soviet party leadership. NATO allies altered September maneuvers near the border and U.S. officials demanded explanations from the Soviet Union over alleged arms caches.
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Czechoslovakia
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Communist Party
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Kosice
Rusk
U.S
Prague
Varlav Prohlik
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Party
Central Committee Department For Defence and Security
Ray's Lawyer Reveals Sneyd Identity in King Case
Memphis AP. James Earl Ray charged with murdering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is identified as Ramon George Sneyd in London. Ray pleaded innocent, with trial set for November 12. Lawyer Arthur Hanes admitted the alias after arraignment. Ray had used Sneyd recently and passport forged charges were filed.
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Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
London
Ramon George Sneyd
Arthur Hanes
Ray
King
Hanes
Sneyd
Birmingham
Ala
Missouri
Memphis
Ottawa postal strike talks press on with no settlement near
Mediation in Ottawa extends into another round as Judge Rene Lippe leads talks on wages and working conditions between the government and postal unions. He cautions complexity and time, noting no miracles soon while a cabinet review is planned.
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Ottawa
Lippe
Douglas Love
Treasury Board
Romeo Mathieu
Quebec
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Council of Postal Unions
Transplant Brings Youth Heart to Nebraska Man in Texas
Surgeons at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston performed a heart transplant from a fatally injured youth into Henry W. Jurgens of Beatrice Nebraska. It was the 27th such transplant in the world and the second in three days at the hospital, where six potential recipients have died awaiting donors. Dr. Denton Cooley disclosed six more deaths and six others awaiting operations.
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Houston
Tex
Nebraska
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Denton Cooley
Cooley
Henry W. Jurgens
Beatrice, Neb
St. Luke’s Sunday
City approves extra funds for lagoon aerators
Alderman Craven questions the wisdom of adding two more aerators for the sewage lagoon. Council votes to spend 18000 dollars as second phase per the public works committee. Public Works Director cites AWB impact and potential pre treatment talks. A treatment plant would cost about 2.5 million.
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Public Works Committee
Public Works
Lorne Thompson
Alberta Western Beef
Thompson
AWB
James Kidd
Mr. Thompson
Five drownings in Ontario near Georgian Bay Cruise victims named
Five bodies recovered washed ashore at Wasaga Beach near Collingwood. Police identified the dead as Wally Zarickney 30 London Ontario Barry Eakins 28 Sylvia Scott 22 Doreen Whelan 19 all Toronto and Marion Collins 23 Sydney Nova Scotia. Bodies found within two miles of each other on the beach.
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Collingwood
Ont
Wasaga Beach
Georgian Bay
Wally Zarickney
London
Barry Eakins
Sylvia Scott
Doreen Whelan
Toronto
Marion Collins
Sydney
N.S
Lottery Soundness and Exploding Tank Make Headlines
The 18th child in a 13 member family wins $100000 on the 13th lottery ticket bought by the father in New York state. A gasoline storage tank exploded in Pensacola Florida shaking homes and hurling residents from their beds with flames rising about 300 feet over the waterfront.
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New York
Pensacola
Fla
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