End of session weariness aids Dirksen on union shop fight
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen said end of session weariness will aid the effort to block repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. He claimed those backing the bill will lose heart while opponents gain vigor. Mansfield moved to take up the bill, with debate set for Monday. The measure would revoke states authority to ban union shop laws, of which 19 states currently have. A union shop contract requires employees to join the union after hiring to keep their jobs.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Dodgers Clinch NL Pennant With 3 1 Victory Over Braves
Dodgers rally with two runs in the fifth on one hit and four hit pitching by Sandy Koufax to clinch the National League pennant. LA improves to 26-8 for Koufax, who strikes out 13 to reach 382 K this season. Oliver hits a leadoff homer for Milwaukee, but LA holds on for a 3-1 win and earns a World Series date with Minnesota.
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Dodger
Milwaukee
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Koufax
Gene Oliver
Braves
Oliver
Jim Gilliam
Tony Cloninger
John Roseboro
Cloninger
Roseboro
Jin
Bobby Bragan
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Maury Wills
Gilliam
Willie Davis
Natchez Arrests After March To City Hall
Natchez Mississippi police arrested about 300 Black residents and a few whites when a court order was ignored and a march to City Hall began led by NAACP official Charles Evers. Evers refused to turn back, saying the moment must be faced. Arrests for parading without a permit followed. Authorities had issued a restraining order to NAACP and Ku Klux Klan to avert further tensions.
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Natchez, Miss
City Hall
NAACP
Charles Evers
Beulah Baptist Church
J.T. Robinson
Robinson
Curtis Collins
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
State Highway Patrol
KKK
Natchez
Republicans to hold simple Eisenhower birthday dinners
The Republican committee announced about 40 fundraising dinners planned for October 14, Eisenhower’s 75th birthday, featuring no frills and no fancy food to boost donations.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
October Weather Keeps Cool, Partly Cloudy Outlook
October's cool spell continues with a forecast of partly cloudy and windy conditions. Highs are expected in the 60s, with tonight turning cool and fair and even cooler temperatures anticipated Monday.
Leader Ends 3 Day Silence in Indonesia Crisis
President Sukarno broke a three day silence with a Jakarta radio address calling an immediate halt to fighting and ordering army commanders to meet him. He named Maj. Gen. Brano to lead the armed forces and Maj. Gen. Suharto as Army chief to restore order while omitting comment on Gen. Nasution.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Branoto Reksatapmodoko Atmodjo
Suharto
Mander
Abdul Haris Nasution
Armed Forces
Nasution
Col. Untung
Java
Suherman
Siliwangi
Sardini
Diponegoro
Army
Navy
Police
Oldest Middletown Bell Moves Again
A historic bell in Middletown is on the move again as part of its long and varied history. Firemen in Middletown prepare for a week, beginning with a 76 unit parade tomorrow evening. Lyndon Johnson faces questions about Viet Nam despite not calling all the shots.
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Middletown
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
U S Gains Noted In Viet War
Washington AP reports a top State Department official says the United States and South Vietnam gain initiative in ground fighting against the Communists aided by effective U S air strikes on North Vietnam. Ambassador Harriman notes China pressing Hanoi to keep up the war vigorously while the Soviets counsel caution.
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Washington
State Department
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
China
Honeymoon Off For Pope's Visit
A Buffalo NY couple cancels Florida Bermuda trip to try for a Pope sighting during Paul VI visit. Vincent Cocca of Gowanda and Madonna Braymiller of Hamburg wed today and receive two Yankee Stadium tickets at their rehearsal after the diocese distributed limited passes.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Pope Paul
New York
Vincent Cocca
Gowanda
Madonna Braymiller
Hamburg
Florida
Bermuda
Harold Wagner
St. Peter and St. Paul Church
Yankee Stadium
Brezhnev Kosygin Leaders Shift in Soviet Parliament
In Moscow the Soviet Parliament approved a reorganization of industry placing engineers ahead of party officials in execution. Brezhnev gained a seat on the presidium while Dmitry Polyansky Kirill Mazurov and Alexander Shelepin were elevated to deputy premier posts all aged around 47. The moves accompany party Central Committee decisions and prepare for a forthcoming party congress with Brezhnev and Kosygin delivering main speeches.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Dmitry Polyansky
Alexei Kosygin
Kirill Mazurov
Supreme Soviet
Polyansky
Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexander Shelepin
Brezhnev
Central Committee
India China clash on Tibet frontier reported
Indian troops and a 25 man Chinese patrol exchanged fire at Yakla Pass on the Tibet Sikkim frontier amid wider strain along the Indo Pakistan border. China denied Indian incursions while accusing India of firing first. both sides report cross line exchanges as tensions rise under Ayub Khan and Shastri on high alert.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
Sikkim
Peking
Kashmir
Yakla Pass
Official
New China
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Store Destroyed In Kent Blaze
Kent Ohio AP reports a Firestone Tire and Rubber Co service store burned Saturday with damage pegged at 200000 dollars. No injuries were reported as flames rose about 150 feet. The blaze forced Kent State University students on second and third floors to flee. Thirty firefighters fought the 90 minute fire.
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Kent, Ohio
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Kent State University
Kent
U.S. waits for clue in turmoil in Indonesia
Washington officials debate Sukarno broadcast as London reception suggests he is sound, but uncertainty remains over who truly controls Indonesia and the role of the Communist movement. Questions linger on coup dynamics, foreign alignments, and domestic power holders amid the upheaval.
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Washington
London
Sukarno
Indonesia
China
U.S
Jakarta
Haris Nasution
Cuba's Communist Party Omits Guevara from Central Committee
In Havana the Communist party excluded Ernesto Che Guevara from a 100 member Central Committee named by the National Directorate. Fidel Castro will lead the main agencies, while Guevara’s absence is noted as he reportedly prepares a document explaining his whereabouts.
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Havana, Cuba
Cuba
Communist Party
Ernesto Che Guevara
Fidel Castro
Guevara
Castro
Ernesto Guevara
Revolutionary Plaza
Hog life hinges on bacon as earnings rise
A witty proverb notes that luxury living depends on bringing home revenue. It emphasizes hard work and steady income as the path to indulgence, suggesting financial discipline precedes享ing upscale pleasures.
AMA To Consider Doctor Boycott Of Medicare Plan
CHICAGO AP Delegates at AMA meet debate resolutions urging a physician boycott of Medicare while notifying that individual doctors may decline participation. AMA President Dr Jamie Appel urges amendments to curb perceived harms and expand elder care, with talk of extending Medicare to under 65s as potential public image effort. July 1 1966 marks Medicare hospital coverage under Social Security with optional medical insurance.
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Chicago
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
A. Leslie Hodson
House
Organization
Sions
Jamie Z. Appel
Lancaster
Appel
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