Congo Forces Push Toward Stanleyville Amid Tense Rebel Stand
Congolese troops and white mercenaries push north from Kindu toward Stanleyville with no rebel resistance reported. Gen Mobutu vows to capture Stanleyville by next week as Maj Hoare leads a mercenary force north through Punia. The Carlson case fuels warnings from rebel leader Gbenye and Kenyan PM Kenyatta seeks release of hostages.
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Kindu
Congo
Stanleyville
Punia
Lowa
Yumbi
Christophe Gbenge
Paul Carlson
Carlson
Joseph Mobutu
Knda W Het
Michael Hoare
Moise Tshombe
Radio
Gbenye
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Special Commission
Kenyatta
U.S
United States
Vatican approves declaration on Jews nonblame. Pope vetoes immediate vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved a historic declaration on Jews and non Christians while Pope Paul VI rejected an American bid for an immediate vote on the religious liberty text. The document condemns anti Jewish blame and seeks outreach to Hindus Buddhists and Muslims.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council Today
Paul VI
Council
Cardinal Tisserant Sees Declaration on Next Council Agenda
Cardinal Tisserant said the declaration would be dealt with at the next council session, likely as the first item. The session is expected to be held late next year or in 1966.
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Council
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Cardinal Tisserant
Ford May Shut Down Tonight
Ford Motor Co may cease production of all autos by tonight due to local plant strikes. The Mustang remains the sole model produced since Tuesday as 80,000 workers are laid off and about half the workforce is idle this week amid nine local strikes over local agreements to supplement the national Ford UAW accord reached Sept 18.
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Ford Motor Co
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Mustang
Calif
Dearborn
United Auto Workers
Ford strike actions threaten full production halt
Agreements reached at eight of nine plants leave three strikes unresolved. One plant in Sterling Township Mich remains on strike at a key parts facility while two others in Wayne Mich affect car and truck assembly. Ford labor relations director M M Cummins said the strikes would halt all Ford production by next Thursday.
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Sterling Township
Mich
Wayne
M. M. Cummins
Ford
Ford Plant Millipas Calif to End Car Production Tonight
A Ford spokesman said the Millipas California plant is expected to close tonight ending all car production. The move marks a significant shift for the facility and could affect local workers and suppliers.
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Ford
Millipas
Calif
Detroit Newspaper Strike Ends After 129 Days
Detroit News and Detroit Free Press union and management reach settlement with UAW President Walter Reuther mediating. Pressmen Local 13 to ratify after four-hour secret talks at UAW headquarters. Strike halted Detroit daily papers since July 13. key issue was crew size for eight unit presses at the News.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
Freeman Frazee
Pressmen’s Union Local 13
UAW
Plate
Local 10
Viet Cong Ambush Hits Paratroopers in Brushfire Ops
Viet Cong guerrillas emerged from underground tunnels to strike two paratroop battalions during Operation Brushfire in Boiloi Forest South Viet Nam. Thirty paratroopers were wounded and ten killed as Viet Cong shot down a medical evacuation helicopter. only the pilot survived. The 3rd Battalion formed a defensive perimeter while another airborne unit scouted the jungle.
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Boiloi Forest
South Viet Nam
Marina Oswald Reported Resting Comfortably in Dallas Hospital
Marina Oswald widow of John F. Kennedy's assassin was admitted to Doctor's Hospital in northeast Dallas with stomach pains. Attendants said she is not seriously ill and will likely stay several days as her physician treats her.
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Dallas
Tex
Marina Oswald
John F. Kennedy
McNamara Orders Wide Defense Base Closures
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced the shutdown of 95 obsolete bases and plants, affecting about 17 000 workers at two naval shipyards. He said further ICBM retirements would follow by mid 1965 as Minuteman growth proceeds to 800 missiles, with 54 Titan II remaining. California led closures with 13 bases, New York seven, and Texas and Washington eight combined.
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Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
MacNamara
Defense
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California
Mare Island
San Francisco
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Texas
Washington State
Federal plan trims two Ohio military sites to save funds
The Defense Department aims to save $600,000 annually by reducing functions at two Ohio installations, the Defense Supply Agency in Columbus and the Lordstown reservation at Warren. The moves affect the Columbus depot and the Warren site.
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Ohio
Columbus
Warren
Defense Department
Defense Supply Agency
Lordstown
Training sites and arsenals span 33 states and DC
The report outlines force training sites arsenals and radar posts across 33 states and the District of Columbia detailing locations and potential strategic importance.
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States
District of Columbia
Pentagon Seeks 80 U.S. and 15 Overseas Bases Closure
Defense officials plan to close 80 U.S. bases and 15 abroad by mid 1966, with Portsmouth Navy Yard given a 10 year phase-out. McNamara says budget cuts will save about $477 million yearly and reduce payroll by 63,401 without harming military effectiveness.
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Europe
Western Hemisphere
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
McNamara
Elderly Akron Widow Wins $100000 Legacy Case
Mrs. Nellie R. Rupp, 69, won a Summit County case over the estate of Victor Myntinen. The will left her most of the estate pending tax and fees, with a court-ordered compromise giving Charlie Head $15,000 and Rupp possibly about $100,000 after deductions.
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Erly Akron
Nellie R. Rupp
Akron
Summit County
Johnson Defends Great Society At Texas Inauguration Visit
President Johnson traveled to San Marcos to inaugurate James H. McCracklin at Southwest Texas State College and outlined two goals for the great society. He urged ending barriers to opportunity and expanding horizons for all Americans while noting forthcoming concrete programs. He dismissed the election as not a mandate for reckless or novel action.
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Johnson City
San Marcos State Teachers College
Johnson
Southwest Texas State College
James H. McCracklin
Cites
Washington
Committee For Economic Development
E-Eareh Group
Cincinnati Hospitals Announce Major Expansion Plans
Christ Hospital in Cincinnati will add a heliport a 60 bed wing and a four floor expansion in a 6 million program. Children's Hospital also in Cincinnati plans a 5.5 million expansion adding 50 beds this week.
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Cincinnati AP Christ Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Children Quote Caution: Repeats Word for Word Warnings
A lighthearted item notes that kids seldom misquote yet frequently repeat phrases that adults should avoid. The piece uses playful tone to reflect on how children mirror spoken lines, sometimes with comic accuracy and timing. The note underscores caution in what is verbalized around youngsters.
Season Starts Early Amid Wintry Midwest Storms
Wintry weather swept the Midwest and moved toward the Northeast ending a long Indian summer. A preview month ahead of season shows storms with rain, sleet, snow and strong winds, bringing the first general snow in many areas and easing drought in some states while officials seek more moisture to end autumn’s driest spell. A Canadian storm caused near hazard conditions in parts of the Dakotas with low visibility.
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Midwest
Winer
Light snow and chilly spell expected tonight
A new low pressure area moving from the Northern Plains will bring light snow this evening. Temperatures will fall to a low near 25, with colder conditions tomorrow. Last night saw light snow and a low around 28 this morning. The first snow of last year arrived in October on the 153rd. The previous day’s high reached 41.
Weather Markets Freeze Midwest as Snow Flares Across Regions
A winter storm grips the central United States with temperatures near zero and readings 20 below in North Dakota and northern Minnesota. Tornadoes cause heavy property damage near Clarksdale and Lambert Miss. Two drownings reported as rains flood parts of Texas. Snow blankets Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, while Kentucky forest fires ease after rain.
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Canada
Prospect Tonight
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Minnesota
Texas
Pacific Coast
South Atlantic
Arkanesas
Ohio
South
Mississippi
Louisiana
Clarksdale
Lambert
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Midwest
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Arkansas
Kentucky
John Glenn Makes First Solo Flight Since Injury
John H. Glenn Jr. completed his first solo flight since a 1962 injury and a pause in flying while recovering from a bathroom fall. The 43 year old astronaut announced retirement from the Marine Corps to pursue a Senate race, then returned to flight training at El Toro Marine Air Station near Los Angeles.
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Calif
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Marine Corps
Senate
Ohio
United States
el Troo Marine Rie
el Toro Marine Air Station
Los Angeles
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