Red China Resumes Stance on United Nations Entry
The New China News Agency declares Peking will not join the U.N. soon and denounces U.S.-Soviet control. It rejects an Italian drafted resolution to study China's representation, calling the move a trap for Nationalist China and a US ploy to keep China out.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
United Nations
China
World Organization
Peking
New China
U.N. General Assembly
Italy
United States
U.S
U S Moves to Cushion Germ Warfare Critique at U N
In New York United States disarmament negotiator William C. Foster urged amendments to a Hungarian backed resolution denouncing gas and germ warfare. The proposal aimed at U S nonlethal gas use in Vietnam, sparking East West debate amid Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
William C. Foster
Assembly
Karoly Csaterday
Soviet Union
Foster
Hungary
Csaterday
Saigon
Red
China
Denmark votes left as Larsen grows power in Folketing
In Copenhagen AP reports Socialist Jens Otto Krag will remain premier after a leftward swing. Former Communist Aksel Larsen gains influence, winning 20 Folketing seats doubling his party’s 1964 total, while Krag’s Social Democrats fall by seven seats to 69.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Communist Party
Aksel Larsen
North Atlantic
Larsen
People's Socialist Party
U.S
Viet Nam
Folketing
Krag
Social Democrats
Jail Death Probed in Wetumpka
James Earl Motley 27 died after being carried from Elmore County jail in Wetumpka Alabama. Sheriff Lester Holley ordered an autopsy to determine cause while federal and state agents join the probe amid claims of an officer beating Motley after his arrest. The tox report will clarify if natural causes or foul play were factors.
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James Earl Motley
Elmore County
Lester Holley
Nions
Holley
Motley
U S Faces Pressure Over West Berlin Voting Rights
Bonn Germany AP U S officials seek to stay out of West German politics as Social Democrats and Christian Democrats demand lifting the ban on Berlin delegation votes in the Bonn Bundestag The issue centers on Willy Brandt’s potential chancellorship and ex Defense Minister Strauss urged declaring Berlin a state of the West German Federal Republic.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Social Democrat
Christian Democrat
West Berlin
Klaus Schutz
Strauss
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democratic Party
Erhard
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Taylor warns against trading bombing for talks in Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor told a New York dinner that bombing North Viet Nam provides blue chips for peace talks and urged a clear eyed hard nosed policy. He said air attacks boost Saigon morale and immobilize 200 000 to 300 000 North Vietnamese, warning abandonment would hurt South Viet Nam and risk renewed fighting. Ground action is improving with more troops and curbs on North Vietnamese expansion.
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New York
Maxwell D. Taylor
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Johnson
Manufacturing Chemists Association
Saigon
North
Durham
Weather forecast and temperatures for the period
The outlook calls for fair and mild tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Thanksgiving Day should be mostly sunny and warm. The long range trend predicts a cooler Saturday then continued warmth through Monday. Yesterday’s high reached 56 and overnight low was 43. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature was 50.
Thanksgiving Day Ambush Ends Brutal Ia Drang Battle
Sgt. Julius Durham recalls a platoon wiped out in Ia Drang Valley as Charlie Company began in Landing Zone Hawk. The operation intended to end on Thanksgiving fell to a two day chase and a surprise ambush by the 101st North Vietnamese Regiment leaving only a few survivors.
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Pleiku
South Viet Nam
Julius Durham
Piedmont
S.C
Ia Drang
18Th Surgical Hospital
Durham
Charlie Company
Hawk
Highlands
Paul Richardson
Pontiac
Ill
Navy Extends Flood Aid By Shipping Clothing To Italy
The Navy said it will transport clothing gathered in Newport to flood victims in Italy. Navy destroyers stationed in Newport will drop off the clothing during their regular cruises to the Mediterranean.
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Navy
Newport, RJ
Italy
Newport
Mediterranean
Young GI Leaves Inheritance to Two Soldiers
Edward M. McKvain Jr., 21, an Army Special Forces trooper killed in Viet Nam, left $15,000 to two fellow soldiers who served with him at Ft. Bragg. The bequests, stated in an April 6 codicil to his will, apply if he died on or before July 6, 1967, and the recipients are Francis Roger Murray and Ban K. Roberts, both in Viet Nam.
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Philadelphia
Viet Nam
Edward M. McKvain Jr
Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
McKlvain
George M. Cheston
Francis Roger Murray
Ban K. Roberts
Mellvain
Wynnewood
Winifred Leyburn Cheston
John F. Dodge
The
Motor Car Company
Chuckle: Why Do Men Marry Women Who Don’t Put Caps Back?
A light column riff on domestic quirks and marriage myths. The joke contrasts the toothpaste cap ritual with relationship expectations, prompting a wry observation about habits and compatibility in partnership.
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Eee Valley News
Womens
Mt. Prospect
Chicago
Wetumpka, Ala
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