Country Boy Osteen Shuts Out Twins to Spark Dodgers
Claude Osteen pitched five hits for a complete shutout as the Dodgers beat the Minnesota Twins 2 0 to climb back into the 1965 World Series. Don Drysdale is set to start Game 4 against Jim Grant while the college slate featured Texas over Oklahoma 19 0 and Nebraska over Wisconsin 37 4 Michigan State pummeled Michigan 24 7.
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Start of Cuban refugee movement awaits ground rules
U S officials say no mass exodus will begin until Cuba and the United States agree on ground rules. John Crimmins notes a roughly ten day delay after agreement and warns against premature trips while Coast Guard doubles patrols to discourage unauthorised crossings.
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Fla
Cuba
United States
State Department
John H. Crimmins
U.S
Fidel Castro
Crimmins
Washington
Castro
Havana
Foreign Ministry
Carioca
Coast Guard
Rhodesia Vows Independence Even If War Follows
Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith declared that independence would be proclaimed soon, even at the risk of war. He warned that any foreign foot in Rhodesia would meet consequences, while Britain vowed to back its stance and push for majority rule for Africans.
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London
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Britain
Commonwealth Relations Office
Thieves Use Rush Hour to Steal Bananas at Long Beach
Standard Fruit Co reports 60,000 pounds of bananas stolen during Friday rush hour as thieves crowded into a new warehouse dock able to load about 50 trucks at once. Local police investigated the incident in Long Beach California.
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Long Beach, Calif
Standard Fruit Co
Boy Pleads Innocent In Slaying At Springfield
A 17 year old youth pleaded innocent through an attorney at arraignment for manslaughter in the Sept 23 stabbing death of Ralph Stinnett 18 a South High School athlete. No trial date set. Police say Stinnett died after trying to break up a fight between two youths.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ralph Stinnett
South High School
Harold Pack
Clark County
Stinnett
Garfield area vacant lot shows urban renewal impact
A picture story highlights the Garfield Urban Renewal Area now a single vacant lot after demolition. Notes Dwight Eisenhower at 75 remains active as ex-President. Atlanta emerges as a Southeast growth center with features on pages 46 and 52.
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Garfield
Dwight Eisenhower
Navy ships move close to ground troops in South Vietnam fire support
The 7th Fleet extends near shore bombardment in South Vietnam with destroyers firing on Viet Cong positions while merchant ships pass. Fire support is on call from ground units, coordinated from Saigon, using spotters and aerial observers to adjust aiming within nine miles of allied troops.
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7Th Fleet
South Viet Nam
Panaies
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Defense Department
South
Viet Nam
Army
Marine
Navy
Jets Reply To Attack On Convoy In Viet Nam
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a U S Army convoy about 40 miles north of Saigon Friday night causing moderate casualties as troops fought free. In response eight U S Air Force jets hit a North Vietnamese convoy 160 miles north of the border destroying 11 trucks and damaging 21.
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Saigon
South Vieth Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Johnson Improves as Doctors Report Hidden Kidney Stone
President Johnson rests in his Bethes da suite and in a hospital bed after gallbladder removal and stone extraction. Doctors disclose a years old left kidney stone, not slated for removal, with Moyers noting the President’s unusual recuperative powers and capacity to stay involved via capsule intelligence briefings.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Johnson
James C. Cain
Cain
Dr. Cain
Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Weather outlook sparking brief warm spell today
The weather forecast indicates sun and warmer conditions with temperatures near 72 today. Monday will be partly cloudy and mild with a chance of showers.
Senate Bid To Cut Off 145 Filibuster Doomed
The Senate approved a cloture motion setup for Monday to end debate on a bill removing states power to ban union shop contracts. A 40 minute session drew 10 senators as leaders sought a two thirds vote, with analysts predicting 55 to 60 in favor but unlikely to reach 66. If defeated, the measure may be shelved until next year as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Hinko Named Head of New Psychiatric Research Division
In Columbus, Dr. Edward N. Hinko former Cleveland Psychiatric Institute superintendent was named Saturday to head the newly created Psychiatric Research Division in the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction.
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Columbus, Ohio
Edward N. Hinko
Cleveland Psychiatric Institute
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Chuckie Adam First Electronics Engineer
Chuckie Adam is described as the first electronics engineer who furnished spare parts for the first loud speaker.
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Adam
Death Gene Linked To Eight Generations Of Sudden Death
Florida doctors report a possible inherited defect in the heart's electrical system linked to 21 sudden deaths in one family since the 1800s. The study of 127 relatives found 20 living members with no consistent abnormalities, while autopsies on two teens revealed malformations in the heart's pacemaker system. The condition may stem from a single gene affecting both genders and triggering dangerous arrhythmias under stress.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Florida
Ther
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