I Love Yuri Says Toddler in Suburban Visit
A two week US guest visit by Russian youths Yuri Popov and Irena Tolstikova ends with warm farewells in Merrick New York. The children exchange gifts and discuss daily life while touring a junior high cafeteria supermarket toy store and family home.
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Robert Holton Merrick
N.Y
Moscow
Timothy Holton
Yuri Popov
Peg Holton
Irena Tolstikova
Jane Holton
Yuri
Irena
Peg
Peggy
United States
American Broadcasting Co
Manhattan
Holton
Mr. Khrushchev
Timothy
Zena Evgrosvi
Boston
Russia
Jane
Gael O'Kelly
Contest for Segni Position in Italian Presidency
In Rome four candidates or more are named to replace Antonio Segni who resigns due to ill health. Segni steps down after a stroke and will leave parliament to elect a new ceremonial head of state for seven years on December 16. Candidates include Amintore Fanfani Paolo Emilio Taviani Giovanni Leone and Giuseppe Saragat amid party rifts in Moro's coalition.
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Gerald Miller
Rome
Antonio Segni
Segni
Aldo Moro
Italy
Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Amintore Fanfani
Paolo Emilio Taviani
Giovanni Leone
Fanfani
Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Soviet Aid Reported For Congo Rebels Airlift
A Soviet led financing of the arms airlift to Congo rebels is reported, with Antonov flights from Egypt and Algeria ferrying Soviet and Chinese weapons through Khartoum and Juba. Ghana and Sudanese routes are cited, while rebel casualties and a single wounding are noted.
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Algeria
United Arab Republic
Christophe Ghbenye
China
Burundi
Congo
Khartoum
Juba
Sudan
Ghana
Talks On Laos Bombing Lines By Taylor And Huong
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and South Vietnamese Premier Tran Van Huong opened planning talks in Saigon likely to lead to bombing Viet Cong supply routes in Laos Officials said no announcements were expected Technologies discussed center on broader U S and South Vietnamese actions to improve the war effort Taylor returned from Washington amid speculation Johnson may not strike North Viet Nam The visit stressed continued support for the Huong government and action against insurgency Police lined the route into Saigon amid Buddhist protest rumors that proved unfounded.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Laos
Taylor
Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
U.S
Women Entering Law Study Widens in Numbers
An increasing number of women pursue law studies while the usual cohort remains steady, challenging traditional expectations as more enroll.
Rioters Overwhelm Khartoum as Ethnic Tension Roils Capital
In Khartoum on a Sunday night, armed mobs of African descent clashed with Arabs and Europeans. The unrest damaged hundreds of cars and targeted embassies including the Communist Chinese and the U S. Embassy. Police and troops patrolled the city as organizers tried to restrain demonstrators.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Two Men Arrested After Subway Shoving Incident
Police arrest two men with prior pickpocket records after a Friday subway confrontation in Chicago. Officers say the men swore, shoved, and each apparently attempted to pick the other’s pocket during the incident.
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Chicago
New York Struck by Severe Ice Storm Across the East
Cold and hardship hit thousands in eastern New York as an ice storm crippled power lines and pipes. About 40,000 customers faced outages while three deaths were attributed to the weekend storm. Schools remained closed and emergency centers opened to aid residents. Governor Rockefeller toured centers and called the storm the worst yet.
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Schenectady
N.Y
New York
Ringo Starr Faces Move Over Neighbor Grief
AP reports Beatle drummer Ringo Starr may be forced to leave his Westminster apartment after neighbors petitioned the landlord amid mounting fan attention. Teenage fans swarm the building, causing chaos and constant noise as Starr recovers from tonsil surgery and plans to leave University College Hospital.
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London
Ringo Starr
Westminster
Ringo
Lathom Gedge
University College Hospital
Gromyko Urges World Summit on Disarmament
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the United Nations called for a world summit conference on disarmament. He submitted a memorandum detailing measures including a ban on nuclear weapons, liquidation of foreign bases, and military budget reductions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
FBI media dispute over Hoover replacement report
The FBI accused Newsweek of a new law in reporting in a letter from Associate Director Clyde Tolson to Osborn Elliott. The magazine had claimed President Johnson planned to replace J Edgar Hoover as FBI chief, a claim the White House denied and Tolson criticized as inaccurate statistics.
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Washington
FBI
Newsweek Magazine
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Clyde Tolson
Newsweek
Osborn Elliott
Life Under Venus Icey Clouds Sparks Oxygen Possibility
Johns Hopkins astrophysicists report Venus clouds hold ice formed water vapor and may release oxygen in sunlight. They base conclusions on unmanned balloon data from Oct 27 and prior measurements, noting potential for life-related conditions.
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Baltimore
Venus
Johns Hopkins University
Earth
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