Controversy Over Pius XII Deepens After Nazi Docs Claim Axis Links
West Germany and Britain publish reports from a Der Spiegel excerpted compilation of Nazi documents alleging Pope Pius XII urged the United States and Britain to join Germany against the Soviet Union. The documents quote the pontiff seeking to place Hitler’s successor and praise Himmler while downplaying Nazi crimes.
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Hamburg
Germany
Pius XII
West Germany
Britain
Vatican
der Spiegel
Pius
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Enrico Pietro Galeazzi
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Spellman
Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Himmler
Rolf Hochhuth
U.S
Harold H Tittmann
Christ
Adolf Hitler
U.S. Seeks Way to Avert UN Showdown Over Soviet Arrears
With time short, U.S. officials hope a formula can avoid a clash at the United Nations General Assembly over Soviet failure to pay peacekeeping assessments. If the USSR remains two years behind on 52.6 million in dues, it may lose its vote. Johnson, Rusk, Stevenson, and Cleveland discussed the issue.
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Washington
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
General Assembly
New York
United States
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Adlai F. Stevenson
Harlan Ment
Cleveland
State Department
Rusk Meets Dobrynin at Soviet Embassy Dinner
Secretary of State Dean Rusk dined with Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the Soviet Embassy on Wednesday night. The social occasion followed a prearranged engagement and is believed to include discussion of the U.N. issue.
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Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
U.N
Snow flurries possible in northern Ohio counties
Weather forecast notes snow flurries likely in northern Ohio while rain ends tomorrow and temperatures drop. Yesterday’s high reached 51 and the low 40, with tomorrow morning’s readings expected to be similar.
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Ohio
Cardinals Protest Vatican Council Move on Liberty Document
Two U S and Canadian cardinals protested a decision to delay a vote on a religious liberty declaration at the Vatican Ecumenical Council. They carried a petition to Pope Paul VI and said all 2000 council fathers should decide on a vote.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
U.S
Paul VI
Council
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger
Montreal
Today's Chuckle The Husband Who Brags About Mistakes
A light joke notes a husband who claims he never makes errors while his wife quietly proves him wrong with a sly twist of wit. The quip highlights a playful marital dynamic and a common humor setup.
Congo Troops Launch Drive Against Rebels
Congressional sources said the Defense Department plans closing two major New York bases, the Brooklyn yard and Brooklyn Army Terminal, along with Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire. Sen McIntyre announced Brooklyn and Portsmouth closings, with a 10 year phased shutdown for Portsmouth. Virginia lawmakers reported no Norfolk area bases on the list.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yards
Defense Department
New York
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Ft. Jay
Governor's Island
Sen
Thmas J. McIntyre
Dn.h
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Congress
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McNamara
Johnson
Virginia
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Porter Hardy
Thomas M. Downing
More GIs To Oppose Viet Cong
The United States sent an additional 1,200 military personnel into South Vietnam bringing total U S forces to about 21 200 officials disclosed The surge follows the announcement that Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor will return to Washington to lead a comprehensive review of the South Vietnamese situation with President Johnson on November 27 Reinforcements include US Special Forces and adviser teams supporting South Vietnamese troops
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Peter
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
U.S
Airpower Buildup Aids South Vietnam Troop Mobility
The expansion includes a U S Air Force C123 squadron and Army CO2 cargo carriers to speed Vietnamese troop responses to guerrilla raids. Officials say the manpower and air power increases reflect earlier decisions and do not signal a new strategy.
Beach Boys Deny Guilt In Theft
Two Florida Beach Boys pilot the theft case from New York to Miami Beach as they plead innocent to grand larceny burglary and possession of burglar tools in connection with a $400000 gems heist from the American Museum of Natural History. They are each held on $20000 bail.
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Beach Boys
New York
Florida Beach
Miami Beach
American Museum of Natural History
Jack ‘Murf
Surf Murphy
Allan Kuhn
Florida
Bigamist Theodore Smiths Held After Bigamy Rumor
In Chicago, Theodore J. Smith known as Theodore Smith or James B. Ellis is jailed on a bigamy charge after his two wives Jacqueline Ellis and Elaine Smith discover and confront him. The women, both models and secretary, once shared a Chicago apartment but now share concern over his marital duplicity.
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Theodore J
New York City
Smith
Elaine
Theodore J. Smith
Mystery man pulled from Egyptian trunk claimed espionage ties
Italian police rescued a man from an Egyptian trunk who said he spied for an Egyptian group. He claimed pressure to quit and threats of death if he talked, and he gave inconsistent names. Israeli police identified him as Mordechai Ben Masud Louk, a 28 year old Israeli carpenter who fled Gaza in 1961 with family back home.
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Cairo
Josef Dahan
Morocco
Tel Aviv
Israel
Dahan
Mordechai Ben Masud Louk
Carpenter
Gaza Strip
Louk
United Arab Republic
Trunk Rescue In Rome Involves UAR Embassy Officials
Dahan or Louk was pulled from a trunk labeled diplomatic mail as it was loaded onto a United Arab Airlines plane at Rome Fiumicino Airport. The trunk, with a stool and restraints, was carried by two first secretaries from the U A R Embassy in Rome and addressed to the U H R Foreign Ministry in Cairo.
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Louk
United Arab Airlines
Rome
Fiumiciane
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U.H.R. Foreign Ministry
Cairo
Congo Forces Move On Stanleyville Over Carlson Crisis
Congolese troops supported by white mercenaries push from Kundu toward Stanleyville as rebel leader Christophe Gbenye delays Dr. Paul Carlson's execution. Negotiations on prisoners of war sought. U.S. envoy warns rebels of responsibility for American lives.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
Kundu
Christophe Gbhenye
Dr. Carlson
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Gbenye
Kenyatta
Ghenye
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
United States
Ambitious hostage standoff framed as pressure on aid
A U S embassy spokesman said there is no indication when talks might begin. In Leopoldville Gbenye calls Americans and Belgians prisoners of war and seeks aid cuts to Tshombe in exchange for freeing the hostages. State Department’s McCloskey said the U S will strive to evacuate the captives and has made months of efforts.
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Leopoldville
Gbenye
United States
Belgium
Moise Tshombe
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Tshombe
Stanleyville
Marina Oswald Hospitalized in Dallas
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, was admitted to a Dallas hospital with stomach pain. A physician said she would remain at Doctors Hospital for treatment.
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Marina Oswald
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Doctors Hospital
Kennedy
Earl Warren
FBI
Secret Service
New York City
Hoover
Warren Commission to publish hearing transcripts November 30
The Warren Commission will release hearing transcripts and exhibits related to the assassination of President John F Kennedy with thirty four pounds across percent volumes to be made public on November 30.
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Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kenney
Hoover Attacks Warren Report and King in Interview
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover berated the Warren Commission as unfair and called Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. the most notorious liar in remarks to a group of women reporters. He condemned civil rights leaders, criticized judges, and warned about crime and police corruption, saying federal oversight could backfire.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Warren Commission
Martin Luther King Jr
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