Steady procession to Kennedy grave in Arlington
A year after President Kennedy's assassination a steady stream of visitors will lay wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery starting 7:30 a.m. next Sunday. Groups include St Margaret's Church Bronx and St Vincent Academy Savannah with 19 other participants, among them West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder, with half hour slots.
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Arlington National Cemetery
St. Margaret's Church
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Bronx
New York
St. Vincent Academy
Savannah
Gerhard Schroeder
Washington
Ford Faces Possible Total Layoff Amid UAW Strike
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co 160 000 hourly workers may face a total layoff next week amid local strikes at eight plants over a national labor contract. Ford says parts shortages cripple production and unions seek settlements by Thursday.
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Detroit, Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford Bargaining Committee
Malcolm Denise
Ken Bannon
IUAW
Ford Department
Bannon
Border Attack Draws Syria and Israel Blame
Syria lodged an urgent UN complaint after Israel jets battered border outposts in a 100 minute clash near the Galilee. Each side blamed the other for starting the violence as UN observers opened an inquiry. Egyptian and Syrian reports tallied casualties on both sides amid exchanges at Dan and Shaar Huishu and Hama areas.
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Israel
Syria
United Nations
Sea of Gallilee
U.N
Damascus
Jellied Petroleum
Dan
Shaar Huishu
Hama
Azyziat
Sinatra Before Federal Jury in Kansas City
Singer Frank Sinatra appeared before a federal grand jury in Kansas City for about an hour. Sammy Davis accompanied by a flight from New York spent nearly two hours with the jury. DOJ officials declined to discuss the investigation.
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Kansas City
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Sammy Davis
New York
Justice Department
U.S
UN Dues Deadlock Remains Over Peacekeeping Funding
The United States backs voluntary payments from the Soviet Union to cover a 52.6 million U.N. debt while the Soviet Union rejects funding via voluntary contributions. A Soviet diplomat says paying would fund actions they deem illegal. The dispute centers on Congo and Middle East missions and possible loss of voting rights. The General Assembly meets December 1 as tensions rise.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Congo
Middle East
General Assembly
Security Council
American Guard Fires On Soviet Mission Sedan
In Heidelberg Germany an American guard opened fire on a Soviet military mission sedan after it reportedly failed to halt at orders. U.S. Army Europe headquarters issued the announcement.
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Germany
U.S. Army
Europe
United States
East Germany
U. S. Army
Frankfurt
U.S
No Rain For Most Of U S
Snow fell in 11 mountain states while northern New England saw rain. Ten thousand acres burned in northern Indiana and dairy farmers in Massachusetts faced $6 million losses as drought hit pasture feed. </s>
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New England
Craig
Colp
Utah
Indiana
Illinois
New York State
Massachusetts
Vatican approves unity schema at Ecumenical Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approves the ecumenism schema with 1870 to 82 votes, clearing the way for it to become a full church decree by Pope Paul VI. The “De Ecumenismo” chapter saw minor textual changes as the council nears recess.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peters ‘Basilica
Chuckle Quote on Timing and Longevity
A humorous line contrasts being twenty minutes late here with being twenty years early elsewhere, reflecting a wry view on timing and patience. The remark highlights the practical view that timely action beats premature success.
Nuclear Sub Seadragon Leaves Japanese Protest Fizzles
In Sasebo Japan the US nuclear submarine Seadragon departed after brief protests by leftist groups that failed to draw large crowds. Police clashed briefly with demonstrators. most participants were from out of town as locals benefitting from the base stayed largely indifferent.
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U.S
Seadragon
Pacific
United States
Truman calls MacArthur an egotist in TV interview
Former President Truman revisits clashes with General MacArthur saying he viewed himself greater than the president. He recalls near firings during Korea and notes meetings at Wake Island while describing MacArthur’s postwar Japan rule and insubordination concerns.
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Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Truman
MacArthur
Far East
Japan
Korea
Wake Island
Immigrant Wins Citizenship After Judge Clears Napping Error
Britisher Albert Smith, an aerospace engineer at Boeing, is granted U.S. citizenship after a judge initially denied it, thinking he slept during the ceremony. Smith, 30, praised the decision, saying it reflects respect for the judicial system. He had attended with his Canadian-born wife Sandra and two children.
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Seattle
Albert Smith
Smith
U.S
Boeing Co
Sandra
Beeks
Apple
Kilbride Improves Yet Remains Serious After Crash
Los Angeles AP reports actor Percy Kilbride 76 who played Pa in Ma and Pa Kettle has improved but remains in serious condition after a Sept 21 traffic accident requiring brain surgery. Co star Ralf Belmont 72 died in the Hollywood street collision.
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Los Angeles
Percy Kilbride
Kilbride
Ralf Belmont
Hollywood
Belmont
Woman's Body Found Washed Ashore at Jones Beach
Authorities believe a woman in her 40s may have jumped from an ocean line after her nude body was found washed ashore at Jones Beach. The body, missing both legs below the knee and the right arm, was discovered by a park worker and appears to have been in the water for three or four days. She wore a wedding band, was short and heavy-set, and blonde.
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Freeport. N.Y
Jones Beach
Baltimore Girl Crowned Miss Teen-Age America
Caro Lyn Mignini a 17-year-old Baltimore lyric soprano from Institute of Notre Dame High School won the Miss Teen-age America title on CBS. She will use a $10,000 college scholarship to attend Juilliard School of Music next fall. Kathy Ross received an Excellence award and will inherit the title if Carolyn vacates it.
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Bud Collyer
CBS
Institute of Notre Dame High School
Carolyn
Maryland
Texas
Kathleen Frances Ross
Pittsburgh
Kathy
Eliza
Andrea Lynn Ayers
Greenville
S.C
Linda Diane Licciardi
San Francisco
Debra Diethelm
Toledo
Ohio
Nixon Calls For Unity Within GOP
Presidential candidate Richard Nixon urged GOP unity and a centrist path ahead of the 1966 elections. He defended his clash with Nelson Rockefeller, said Goldwater’s leadership hinges on unity, and hinted he could lead without a formal portfolio while remaining open to a future role.
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Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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