Red China seeks new unity with Soviet Union on Moscow parade
Chinese leaders send greetings to Soviet leaders on the Bolshevik anniversary and urge closer unity against the United States. Chou En-lai leads a delegation to Moscow for celebrations and talks while warning the USSR over Sinkiang. Soviet media note Khru shchev’s ouster amid broader tensions. Thirty nations attend Lenin's tomb parade. Albania abstains.
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Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Peking Radio
Mao Tuzetung
Liu Shaochi
Chu Teh
Chou En-lai
Chou
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Sinkiang
Pravda
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Todor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Ion Gheorghe Maure
Romania
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Lenin
Red Square
Albania
Mud Tastes Good Soldier’s Viet Nam Letter Reveals Attack
Garfield Heights soldier Dennis Raphael writes his parents from Bien Hoa air base after a Viet Cong mortar attack. He survived with no injuries while four comrade friends were killed and 72 soldiers wounded as twenty seven aircraft were destroyed or damaged.
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Garfield Heights
South Viet Nam
U. S
Dennis
Raphael
Joseph K. Raphael
Bien Hoa
French Fear U S Push On NATO After Johnson Victory
Paris officials fear President Johnson will push a multilateral NATO force with Polaris missiles, sidelining French policy. France opposes the plan citing questionable military value and risks of a German nuclear entry, while Gaullists warn it could harm Europe and spark U S France tensions within NATO.
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France
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United States
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
la Nation
Mariner 3 Fails Mars Probe Turns to Mariner 4 Plan
Cape Kennedy Fla AP The Mariner 3 spacecraft failed in its Mars mission, a 25 million loss, as NASA shifts focus to Mariner 4. Launch timing depends on failure analysis with a window before December 1. Mariner 3 had aimed to cross 350 million miles in space en route to Mars next July 17. The shutdown follows suspected shroud separation issues during ascent.
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Fla
Mariner 3
Mars
Space Agency
Ford Plants Struck By Auto Workers Union
The United Auto Workers union struck Ford Motor Co plants across multiple locations over unsettled local labor deals. Eight of eleven units were idle, threatening auto and truck production with varying supply impacts and a planned 4 a.m. walkout if no settlement emerged. Local plants in Dallas Wayne Chicago Ypsilanti Sheffield Sterling Township Bedford Buffalo plus Louisville assembly faced action pending status on St Louis, Ohio and New York sites.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Sheffield
Ala
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Louisville
St. Louis
Bedford
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Fair Weather Through Saturday With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for continued fair conditions through Saturday with mild temperatures. Yesterday's high reached 65 and the low today was 30.
Chuckle on life as a do-it-yourself deal
A witty quip notes that life often becomes apparent as a DIY project only after you’re halfway through. It playfully suggests the effort and missteps of tackling life’s tasks without professional help.
Space agency launches Explorer 23 satellite from Wallops
At Wallops Island Virginia the space agency launched an eight foot long Explorer 23 satellite and activated all onboard experimental equipment by ground radio signals. All systems reportedly operated successfully.
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Space Agency
Shroud Timing Could Halt Mariner 3 Mission
Analysis of Mariner 3 failure points to a possible shroud separation hang up that may have delayed panel deployment. Initial data suggested early second stage shutdown and solar panel unfolding issues though later studies showed the engine worked. the craft lost power and comms after nine hours due to dead batteries.
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Mariner 3
Space
Earth
Australian athlete shipped home in wooden crate
Reginald Spiers, 22, of Adelaide, reportedly rode in a wooden crate from Britain to Australia for 63 hours without food or water to save a passenger fare. The crate, weighing about 500 pounds with him inside, was shipped COD and cost about 950 dollars, more than the fare. Authorities warned of grave risks if the plan failed.
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Australia
Britain
Reginald Spiers
Adelaide
London and
Spiers
Air India
Air Cargo
Perth
C.o.d
Sidney
London
Teachers Walk Out When Pay Withheld
Citizens in Catoosa County form the 375 Club to raise funds to keep public schools open as 196 teachers vote to strike on November 25 over salary payments. Lakeview High School has closed since 19 teachers walked out Monday amid the funding shortage. A 1964 Georgia law increases local financing share to 20 percent over five years.
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Ringgold
Catoosa County
Lakeview High
Georgia
Fred Williams
Barrientos Proclaimed Co President After Bolivian Uprising
Vice President Rene Barrientos, a former Air Force chief, emerged as Bolivia's leader after ousted Victor Paz Estenssoro fled to Peru. General Alfredo Obando Candia agreed to resign in Barrientos' favor, but crowds doubted the continuation of Paz's regime. The army controls La Paz while civilian bands roam the streets amid possible casualties and foreign refuge for Paz officials.
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Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Air Force
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Barrientos
Paz
Cochabamba
Alfredo Obando Candia
Obando
Peru
United States
Pas
Lima
GOP Fight Emerges as Governors Gather
Washington AP reports Nixon labeled Rockefeller a spoilsport while Rockefeller called him peevish as GOP moderates push to control the party. Eisenhower urged unity, urging a broad GOP spectrum and a shift toward centrist rebuilding after Johnson's landslide. Governors plan talks next month and the Republican National Committee meeting in January to map a new direction.
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Augusta
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Scranton
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