U S War Gifts Create Vietnam Aid Logistical Strain
Pentagon officials face a flood of unsolicited gifts for U S troops in Vietnam. Cookies beer books and other items pour in from individuals groups and schools creating a logistics problem of transport and distribution. A “buddy system” adopting units in Vietnam is proposed but space and air routes are limited making large scale delivery unlikely.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Goldwater Warns Of New Extremists Tied To Democrats
ALBUQUERQUE AP Barry Goldwater warned that America faces a new breed of extremists linked to the Democratic Party. He criticized the press for not labeling these groups as extremists and accused liberals of misusing free speech arguments to shield radical activities. He said the extremists, often voting Democrat, oppose American military strength and favor Red China and Castro.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Barry Goldwater
America
Democratic Party
Arizona
Goldwater
Republican Conference
Red China
Quiet Accountant Charged With 1.5 Million Embezzlement
Howard L. Raley age 30 an accountant described as mild mannered is accused of embezzling more than 1.5 million from two companies over three years. He worked for Ramsay Scarlet and Co. steam ship agency and Baltimore Stevedoring Co. and has been jailed since September on prior charges.
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Baltimore, Md
Howard L. Raley
Baltimore
Raley
Ramsay, Scarlet & Co. Steamship Agency
Ing
Steamship Agency
Baltimore Stevedoring Co
Ackley
Reynolds Metals Co
Dow-Jones
Sukarno Says U S Bribery Attempt Arose In Indonesia
Indonesian President Sukarno charged that the United States offered a large personal bribe to spread Western ideas after a leftist coup. He also claimed an offer of help was made, rejected, and noted the rupiah’s devaluation. State Department offered no comment.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Indonesia
United States
U.S
Marsha Green
Bogor
Jakarta
Radio
Washington
State Department
Six Indian Soldiers Killed in Wagah Border Clash
A Pakistani government statement said six Indian soldiers were killed in a clash along the ceasefire line in the Wagah sector. The report also noted sporadic firing in Kashmir and in Fazilka and Gadra sectors in West Pakistan with no Pakistani casualties.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Wagah
Kashmir
Fazilka
Gadral
Nureyev Escapes Car Crash Before Birmingham Performance
Rudolf Nureyev, renowned ballet dancer, escaped unharmed after his $12,000 sport car skidded in fog in Birmingham. The vehicle struck a road sign and hedge, stopping near a pond before he rode in a police car to the city. He later rehearsed for a Royal Ballet performance with Dame Margot Fonteyn.
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Birmingham
England
Rudolf Nureyev
Royal
Chuckle When an Elder Gives Good Advice
A humorous reflection notes that once a man passes the age to set a bad example he begins offering solid guidance, turning age into wisdom and humor about aging. The quip underscores how life stages shift perspectives from mischief to counsel.
Pact Opens Path for Cuban Refugees to United States
The United States and Cuba reached a refugee agreement allowing 3000 to 4000 Cubans monthly to seek asylum in the United States with a Dec 1 start and no cutoff date. The plan emphasizes family reunification and targets total arrivals beyond 100,000. over 250,000 Cubans are already in the U.S. Some refugees will be flown from Varadero to Miami, then dispersed nationwide.
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Johnson City
Tex
United States
Cuba
U.S
Varadero
Havana
Miami
Fla
Inside the beard trend and political figures
The Journal highlights men with beards and goatees, noting not all are beatniks or Vietniks. Edward Heath is described as a classless yet leading Tory figure. A Thant is called the UN boss once deemed unfit, still strong. Page references: 23, 3, 6.
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Tom Olds
Princess Margaret Tours Nuclear Lab Crossing San Francisco Bay
In a wave skimming hovercraft, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon crossed San Francisco Bay to visit the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory at UC Berkeley. They toured a lead-shielded sanctum and viewed a cyclotron while security kept watch over a labor picket line.
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San Francisco
Britain
Margaret
San Francisco Bay
University of California
Berkeley
Lord Snowdon
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Oakland
Marchers Seek Moral Backing from Cuban Freedom Fight
A 27 day Boston to Washington march by young Cubans ended at the U S Capitol with a petition signed by about 10 000. They asked for moral and material support for Cuban freedom fighters and told an aide to Sen Thomas J Dodd the message would go to President Johnson. They stated they do not want American troops to spill blood and do not seek an invasion of Cuba.
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Washington
Boston
U.S. Capitol
Cuba
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
David Martin
Johnson
November Weather Forecast Promises Warm Day and Rain Tonight
A warm November day brings fair skies and a high near 72. Tonight clouds thicken and rain moves in with cooler temperatures, continuing into Monday.
Exiles Awaiting Reunions in Miami After Refugee Accord
Miami exiles anticipate family reunions as a U S Cuban refugee airlift opens. They urge ouster of Fidel Castro and liberation of Cuba, while criticizing draft-prisoner exclusions and noting Camarioca boat crews detained by Communists. Exiles warn the refugee accord won’t end their fight for freedom.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Juanita Castro
Fidel
Armed Forces
Raul Castro
Government ups surplus sales aluminum price hike blasted
The Johnson administration doubles surplus aluminum sales to 200000 tons in 1966 to meet Viet Nam war needs and curb inflation. Officials insist price boosts by makers are unrelated, while Reynolds Metals argues prices stay near 1957-59 baselines. McNamara and Fowler stress defense needs and dollar protection.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
White House
Gardner Ackley
The
Council of Economic Advis
S. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
McNamara
Sihis
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