Johnson Suite Denial Highlights Austin Federal Building
The General Services Administration disputed Republican claims the Johnson suite would push Austin building costs to 10 million dollars. Final cost will be slightly under 8 million, with only a portion of one floor possibly for presidential occupancy and no November completion plan.
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Johnson
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Tex
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White House
White
GSA
Vatican Allows Limited Interchurch Communion
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted to permit Roman Catholics to receive certain Eastern Orthodox services. The move excludes Protestant and Anglican churches but supports shared sacraments as a step toward Christian unity. The decision is part of the De Ecumenismo final chapter embracing broader interchurch relations.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Ohio State grad student dies after Whitehall crash
Gloria Galanowski, 23, of Clifton New York, an Ohio State University graduate student, died Tuesday at St. Anthony Hospital following injuries from a Saturday collision in Whitehall suburb.
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Ohio State University
Whitehall
St. Anthony Hospital
Gloria Galanowski
Clifton, N.Y
Teen Boy’s Fate Echoes Father’s Quiet Wisdom
A lighthearted reflection notes that a teenage boy may one day realize he understands as little as his father did, hinting at shared generational growth and the humor of growing up.
De Gaulle Arrival in Paraguay Capped By Warm Welcome
President Charles de Gaulle was greeted with vivas and rose petals in Asuncion Paraguay after a riot ended his farewell in Argentina. He appeared unharmed after the Argentina incident and continued his 10 nation Latin American tour under Gen. Alfredo Stroessner's regime.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Charles de Gaulle
Argentina
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguan capital welcomes De Gaulle amid protests
More than 20 000 residents of Paraguay's capital parade De Gaulle in an open car while Cordoba Argentina sees rock and gun battles as Peronists clash with police. Demonstrations erupt to press for exiled Juan Peron's return, drawing attention to Illia's visit.
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Paraguay
Cordoba
Argentina
de Gaulle
Arturo Illia
Juan D. Peron
Temperate Swing Looms as Warmth Returns This Week
The morning low dropped to 30 with a warming trend ahead. Temperatures rise to the 60s by Thursday night after a high in the 70s today, then cooler conditions continue.
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Mercury
Proper Diet Reduces Heart Deaths Says Coronary Club
Seven years of a prudent diet among 800 men in New York reduced heart attack deaths to about one third of non dieters. Eight club members died, seven within two years of joining. Diets lowered cholesterol and shifted fat intake, but authors warn dieting is not a cure all.
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NEW York
New York City
Anti
Seymour H. Rinzler
Goldwater says NATO gets nuclear use authority now
Goldwater asserts President Johnson already delegated emergency nuclear weapon use to the NATO supreme commander. He accuses Johnson of misrepresenting the issue and notes Eisenhower and Nixon voiced support for clarifying policy. Eisenhower called for public facts while avoiding political leverage.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
United Press International
Dwight D Eisenhower
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Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
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Five Americans Die in S Vietnam Copter Crash
A U S Army helicopter with five Americans and a Vietnamese aboard was shot down 13 miles west of Saigon amid a Viet Cong push. The bodies of two Americans were found, four others and the Vietnamese observer were missing. later airstrikes focused on Viet Cong positions while avoiding the crash site.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Presumed Dead Returns Alive After Lake Erie Incident
Paul Lorman, 21, previously presumed drowned when his hydroplane was found adrift in Lake Erie between Rocky River and Avon on Sept. 21, surfaced at his parents' west side home this week. Police say he slipped and fell overboard, swam away, and did not reveal his location. His wife Linda and another couple were onboard at launch.
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Paul Lorman
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Lorman
Linda
Congolese Premier Tshombe Held in Cairo Amid Embassy Siege
Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe was reportedly kept under guard in Cairo by Egyptian authorities tied to a standoff surrounding the UAR embassy in Leopoldville. The move followed reports of gendarmes surrounding the UAR Embassy and a decision to bar Tshombe from attending a nonaligned nations conference.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moise Tshombe
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Nasser
Mohamed Fayek
Cong
Joseph Kasavubu
Layoffs Grow as Auto Strike Drags on
DETROIT AP Layoffs mount as UAW strike against General Motors drags into day 13 with little progress at plants. Only two new local agreements, 15 of 130 units covered. Production cuts exceed 20 000 at GM parts plants, 280 000 idled nationwide. Bedford Indiana foundry workers sent home, parts used by Ford Chrysler. Strike fund of 67 million to pay benefits starting Friday.
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Chrysler
UAW
UAW Strike Targets GM Plants Over 1965 Models
In a strike action dated Sept 25 the United Auto Workers hit only GM plants producing the company’s new 1965 models while other plants remained on the job. The action targets specific factories tied to the year’s model lineup.
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UAW
Fac
American Motors UAW Clash Over Profit Sharing Plan
Detroit AP report shows American Motors and the United Auto Workers at odds over the profit sharing provision in the labor contract. UAW leader Douglas Fraser said AMC made an economic offer similar to GM Ford and Chrysler but sought to fund higher pensions and improved retiree benefits through the profit sharing plan for about 26,000 UAW workers.
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American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Douglas Fraser
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Fraser
AMC
Tshombe’s chartered plane denied land at Cairo airport
On Monday the Cairo airport refused to land Tshombe’s chartered airliner and it diverted to Athens. He flew back Tuesday by commercial airliner and was hurried to the Aruba Palace as scores of troops and security men surrounded him.
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Tshombe
Athens
Aruba
Pawtucket Teachers Ordered Back To Classrooms
A Superior Court ordered Pawtucket public school teachers to return to their classrooms today. The move comes as 18 city schools closed two days ago due to a salary dispute between teachers and the school district.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Careless Smokers Fatal Blaze Claims Three in Pasadena
In Pasadena a fire started in a neighboring apartment trapping Christine Knight 25 and her 5 year old son Robert. Fire Chief Donald Palmer and Capt William Barr died from heart attacks at the scene. Scott Humble 21 was jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges after the blaze destroyed the structure and left two others dead.
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William Barr
Tine Knight
Robert
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Palmer
Scott Humble
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Humble
Man recounts dinner with accomplice before apartment fire
The man tearfully told Fire Marshal Raymond Picard that he and the other party had dinner at his apartment Monday night before the fire. He described leaving the scene and the sequence leading to the blaze.
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Raymond Picard
Lessons from a Tragic Fire Endings and Doorways Missing
The speech outlines fire safety lessons from a fatal blaze. It stresses reporting fires promptly, containing flames, and planning exit routes. It cites Mrs Knight who could have escaped via her bedroom window onto a garage roof, but did not think to act in panic.
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