Tshombe Blockaded as Cairo Detains Congo Premier
Premier Moise Tshombe of the Congo complains of capture like status and being watched by Egyptian agents. He is under house arrest in Cairo after blockades of the United Arab Republic and Algerian embassies in Leopoldville. Leopoldville's stance links to his alleged secessionist role and Lumumba assassination background.
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New York Board Threatens Retaliation Over Pupil Sit-Ins
New York City schools face a crackdown after 65 parents and supporters were arrested at P.S. 149 Queens during a classroom sit in aimed at blocking transfers to balance racial demographics. Superintendent Gross vows swift countermeasures and cites prior action at P.S. 143. One parent faces felonious assault charges. others are charged with loitering. All were released without bail.
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Lay Aides Proposed for Priests at Vatican Council
Vatican City AP reports the Ecumenical Council heard proposals to place laymen beside priests in church offices and to form lay senates to advise bishops. Most speakers condemned the schema on the Apostolate of The Laity as inadequate and vague, urging clearer, more modern language.
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Teachers Say No Strike But Classes Closed
Pawtucket Rhode Island faced abbreviated school days as teachers denied a strike while a court order barred disruption. About 100 of 482 teachers worked, and 50 percent of 11 500 pupils attended under manned schools while a hearing on a permanent injunction was set for Oct. 14.
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Alliance says school committee failed to solicit teacher pay proposals
The alliance contends the school committee adopted a pay schedule without giving teachers a chance to submit proposals.
Sheppard murder case returns to federal court in Ohio
In Cincinnati AP: The state of Ohio seeks to overturn the release of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard from Ohio Penitentiary on July 16 after a decade behind bars for wife Marilyn Sheppard's death. The appeal challenges Judge Carl A. Weinman's authority and notes Ariane Tebbenjo hanns now Mrs. Sheppard. The 6th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals begins review with a 600 page brief.
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Bailey says Sheppard unlikely to return to prison
Weinman argued that excessive publicity deprived Sheppard of a fair trial and demanded a retrial in 60 days or freedom. Bailey of Boston stated he believes Sheppard would not be sent back to prison.
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Cardinals Aiming For 2 In Row
The St. Louis Cardinals seek a two game World Series lead against the New York Yankees in sunny high sixties weather at Busch Stadium. Bob Gibson faces Mel Stottlemyre as a capacity crowd of over 3,000 watches. Odds shifted after Wednesday’s game with series odds dropping to near even.
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Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Tonight
Scattered showers and a few thundershowers are forecast across the state as a cold front moves east. Tonight lows hover in the 40s, with noticeably cooler conditions starting tomorrow as highs stay in the 50s. Yesterday reached a high of 67 and a low of 38 today.
NATO Experts Say Russians Unable To Strike Polaris Ships
NATO experts from eight nations concluded the Soviet Union lacks sufficient long range bombers submarines and fast ships to stop a planned Polaris missile firing fleet. The study endorses the survivability of the 20 alliance ships roaming 4 million square miles in the Atlantic Mediterranean. Britain opposes but others support the plan and a year end US agreement is sought.
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U S Plans Continue Despite Britons Vote On Laborites
U S officials say the plan would proceed even if Labour wins next Thursday’s British election and refuses to participate. The NATO fleet concept calls for 25 merchant ships each armed with eight Polaris missiles. Twenty ships would be at sea, five at bases in the Mediterranean and Atlantic.
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Underground Nuclear Test Near Tatum Salt Dome
The AEC detonates a 5 000 ton TNT equivalent device named Salmon at 10 am CST in a salt dome 2 700 feet underground near Baxterville Mississippi. The test, first phase of Project Dribble, evacuates Lamar County residents and pays adult and child evacuees.
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Teens Run Away From Ohio To See World Not The Beatles
Two 16 year old girls from Cleveland Ohio told U S Consular officials they escaped to travel the world not chase the Beatles Their plan began with a first stop in England and continued until British police located them Wednesday night at Cleveland Police request The girls said they had saved for a long time to fund the trip
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Indiana girls found in Harrisburg hotel after missing voyage plan
Police report two Hammond Indiana girls Kathy Ann Kulas 15 and Janet Catherine Cyboyski 14 left home to sail to England to see the Beatles. They were found in a downtown Harrisburg hotel Wednesday after being reported missing by their parents.
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Beatles Fans Vanish Then Reappear in London
Two 16 year old girls vanished from their Cleveland homes on Sept 17 after a Beatles concert. Police traced them to London where a policewoman saw one girl on Oxford Street. They were found unharmed in an apartment near the West End entertainment district after meeting U S Consul Henry Lilienfield. They said they had visited Liverpool and were touring with no harm. Rolling Stones rumors noted. They left 1400 dollars with them.
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Strike Looms as UAW AMC Talks Break Down
Detroit AP reports the nationwide GM walkout persists as UAW and AMC fail to agree on profit sharing. With under 20 settlements at about 130 bargaining units, the AMC contract expires October 15 and leaders warn a strike will occur if no deal is reached. Fraser argues profit sharing remains on the table despite AMC rejection. Cushman says the proposal to fund benefits via profit sharing is dead for the next contract. The national strike, in its 14th day, continues despite a tentative accord on broader issues.
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Queen Heads For Troubled French Area
Queen Elizabeth II sails from Prince Edward Island to Quebec on the royal yacht Britannia for a two day voyage down the St Lawrence River. Pro separatist actions prompt intensified security as 20 000 pamphlets call a protest rally in Quebec while officials say no preventive arrests are planned.
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Chuckle: Reckless Driver Described as FelloW on Highway
A humorous line defines a reckless driver as the fellow who passes you on the highway despite all you can do. The quip playfully contrasts patience with impatience on busy roads.
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