Pope Paul VI to visit New York St Patrick's Cathedral
Pope Paul VI will pause for prayer at St Patrick's Cathedral in midtown Manhattan during his three hour visit. Workmen erected his coat of arms beneath the arches as New York braces for crowds and security measures include window boarding near Fifth Avenue stores. The pontiff will hold two private talks at the UN with U Thant and Amintore Fanfani and will be guided on a UN tour. The Alitalia jet to Kennedy Airport will be the same plane that brought him from India.
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U Thant
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Italy
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Kennedy Airport
India
Gianmario Zuccarini
Holy Land
Pope Paul
St. Patrick’s
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NBC
CBS
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Wnew-Tv
WPIX
Nothing's Safe at Kiwanis Auction in Alton
At a Kiwanis charity auction in Alton Illinois items vanished in odd ways. A man lost his sport coat when he left it briefly and it was sold. A tobacco pouch disappeared after a momentary set down. A suitcase with Kiwanis Club identification badges was accidentally sold.
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Alton, Ill
Alton Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Indonesian coup attempt crushed by Nasution and Suharto
Indonesian Defense Minister Gen Abdul Haris Nasution and Gen Suharto crushed Lt Col Untung’s revolutionary council takeover in Jakarta. Radio Jakarta reported that those behind the coup were arrested and Sukarno remained safe as observers warned of rising Communist influence.
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Sukarno
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Untung
Kuala Lumpur
Jakarta
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Indonesia
Communist Party
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
State Department
U.S
United States
Council of Generals
CIA
Ohio Guardsman Units Realigned Into Select Force
Ohio's 37th National Guard Division will lose one brigade to the high priority Select Force while remaining as a low priority division. The 83rd Infantry Division with elements in West Virginia is set to be disbanded under Secretary McNamara's realignment plan, and the 37th brigade will join teams from Pennsylvania and Maryland, with headquarters in Pennsylvania and the division to be renamed the 28th.
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Divi
Ohio
Robert McNamara
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S3rd
37Th National Guard Division
Select Force
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
McNamara Foe Quiet About Reserve Plan
Senator John Stennis raised questions about defense restructuring as he withheld approval of a new plan to create a 145000 member reserve force mostly from National Guardsmen. He said he had not seen the plan and could not comment, even as House members who helped block the earlier merger began to align with the new proposal.
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John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
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Senate
Armed Services
Appropriations
House
Midget Motors Holds Price Style And Production Line
Athens Ohio based Midget Motors Corp keeps 1966 pricing at under 1000 dollars with no changes in color or style. The two seat King Midget weighs 690 pounds and reaches 55 to 60 mph while delivering up to 60 mpg. Production runs at five cars per day, with development prioritized over assembly. Cars are sold nationwide though not in Athens to avoid local demand issues.
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Athens
Midge
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Air Patrol
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Mekong Delta Battle Yields Heavy Viet Cong Losses
In the Mekong Delta battle west of My Tho US and South Vietnamese forces faced about 1,000 Viet Cong in a day-long clash. Officials counted 68 Viet Cong dead with 100 more believed killed or wounded, while US casualties were light. Four Americans died in a helicopter crash at An Khe and several planes were downed in the North. In Saigon five convicted killers were executed, a sixth VC agent spared.
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Smoking substitute bragging behavior noted
A humorous remark suggests that people who quit smoking often replace the habit with boasting. The statement hints at a habit of social posturing accompanying cessation efforts.
Peking Celebrates 16th Birthday With Defiant Rhetoric
In Beijing a parade of about half a million marched through Tiananmen Square as Mao Zedong and top leaders watched. Peng Chen denounced U.S. imperialism and warned of war if Beijing is challenged, while Chen Yi echoed the stance and urged a broad anti imperialist struggle.
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Tive Mood
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Mao Tzetung
Peking
Peng Chen
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
U.S
Chen Yi
Peng
Statue To Be Signing Site At Liberty This Sunday
President Johnson selects the Statue of Liberty in New York as the signing site for the historic immigration reform bill. He will sign the measure at the statue base amid immigrant waves and stay overnight to meet Pope Paul VI the next day. House approved the bill 320 to 69. Senate sent it to the President by voice vote.
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Johnson
New York
America
House
Senate
Kashmir Fighting Renewed Near Chhamb Cease Fire Line
Radio Pakistan reported fresh clashes between Indian and Pakistani forces along the Kashmir cease-fire line north of Chhamb with artillery and mortars, while Pakistan charged India gave 24 hours to withdraw. Indian spokesman denied any ultimatum and said troops adhere to the cease-fire. Prime Minister Shastri called the cease-fire precarious due to daily violations by Pakistan.
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Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
Kashmir
Chhamb
U.N
U Thant
India
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India-Pakistan
Shastri
Reforms To Speed Up Soviet Industrial Growth
Moscow report notes session of the Supreme Soviet approving a new reform program to empower factory managers. First Deputy Premier Kirill Mazurov cites rising production but a falling growth rate of national income, comparing progress with France Germany Britain and the United States.
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Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Kirill Mazurov
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Germany
Britain
United States
Weather Forecast Says Cooler Weekend Ahead
The air will turn cooler tonight and stay cool through the weekend. No rain is expected until Monday or Tuesday with clearing skies and a low near 44. Saturday should be sunny with a high around 65. The prior high reached 71 at 1 p.m. and the overnight low was 53 at 6:30 a.m. Rainfall last night totaled .6 of an inch.
Castro Offers Free Flights For Cubans To Leave
Fidel Castro announced on Havana Radio a policy allowing any Cuban to leave for relatives or exile in the United States starting Oct 10. He pledged two free daily flights to transport Cubans to the United States, primarily to Miami, while U S officials questioned the move as propaganda.
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