Bias Blasts in Cleveland Heights Prompt Racial Claims
Two timed explosions damaged homes in Cleveland Heights within five minutes. No injuries reported. Police say the bombs targeted white civil rights activist John Parsons and Black residents, with chief Ed Gaffney asserting clear racial motive.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Roger P. Safford
Bernard Direnfeld
Ed Gaffney
Direnfeld
Ohio Department of Jewish War Veterans
John Parsons
Parsons
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gaffney
Juvenile Court
FBI says U.S. Communist party grows bolder in public
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the Communist party moved into the open in the past year gaining new influence with renewed vigor in attacking U S foreign policy infiltrating civil rights and youth groups as the FBI released its annual report for the year ended July 30 1965. The document notes record crime fighting statistics and ongoing Soviet espionage efforts through official bodies and illegal agents.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Communist Party
Hoover
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Indian Summer Extends Two More Days Says Weather Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau projects pleasant conditions for two more days with daytime highs in the 80s and fair skies. Tonight's low should dip into the 50s following yesterday's 78 degree high around 12 45 p m and an overnight low near 55 at 2 30 a m.
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U.S
Mekong Delta Reds Focus as U S Bombers Suffer Losses
Reports from Saigon state another U S bomber was shot down over North Vietnam near Vinh. Two crewmen presumed captured as U S forces continue strikes. Viet Cong attacks rise in the Mekong Delta, threatening key rice regions and signaling new target importance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
United States
North
Viet Nam
Guam
Ho Bowoods
Mekong
Chuong Thien
Phong Dinh
Court halts action on Ohio Senate apportionment plan
A state court issues a temporary order blocking further action and advertising on the all-Republican apportionment plan. Judge Bryant sets November 5 to receive responses in Senate Democratic Leader King’s challenge, while federal judges weigh priority among rival plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
Pers
William C. Bryant
10Th District Court of Appeals
Apportionment Board
Frank King
Bryant
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
King
Ted W. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Roger Cloud
Brown
Ohio Con
Paul C. Weick
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Draft Boards Say War Protests Irrelevant
Across the United States draft boards report no sign of an organized effort to avoid service after anti Vietnam demonstrations and word of a youth deferral movement. Officials say deferments and rejections remain normal with no unusual causes and that participation in demonstrations could affect national interest deferments.
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New York
Associated Press
Selective Service
Maine
Arthur A. Holmes
Michigan Selective Service
Howard E. Reed
Colorado
Utah
Evan P. Clay
Senators Cite Anti Draft Protests Then Say No New Bills
In Washington, anti draft demonstrations prompted sharp Senate denunciations but little momentum for new law. Senator Lausche urged a federal crime to interfere with military operations. others noted constitutional rights while signaling likely no action this year as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Viet Nam
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
United States
Lausche
Defense and Justice Departments
Congress
1963 Holdup Was British Plot Reds
Moscow radio claims Britain's great train robbery was an inside job by British Secret Service to finance spending. Boris Belitsky questions criminals and says the heist in August 1963 yielded over 2.5 million pounds, with most cash unrecovered and several gang members imprisoned or at large.
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London
Moscow Radio
Britain
British Secret Service
Moscow
Boris Belitsky
Burma adopts sweeping law to speed socialist move
In Rangoon Burma the military government announced a new law to accelerate socialism. The statute empowers the state to nationalize private businesses temporarily seize others and supervise trade and transfers. It will also set wages.
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Rangoon
Burma
Ex-Rebel Fortress Occupied
Dominican Republic troops backed by tanks moved into the Ozama fortress in Santo Domingo after a gun battle sparked by the killing of a labor leader. Government sources said Provisional President Garcia Godoy authorized the assault as rebels and civilians faced armed clashes in the capital.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ozama
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Garcia-Godoy
Wizards and Dragons to Face Congress in Klan Hearings
Congress opens hearings on the Ku Klux Klan led by Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton. The House Un-American Activities Committee aims to expose Klan finances, rituals, and activities with FBI cooperation. Witnesses and documents may extend hearings for months, possibly into next year.
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Washington
Congress
Ku Klux Klan
Bar Uins Vrivvec
House Committee On Un-American Activities
FBI
Robert Shelton
United Klans of America
Shelton
Rocom
Klan
Johnson
Hooded Society of Bigots
Shopping brides know the brand rule in groceries
A survey found brides often defer to their husbands on supermarket brand choices while two thirds of brands align with the mother’s past purchases. Findings note income effects on frozen foods and toilet tissue, and shopper loyalty patterns among blue collar, Negro and small town families.
Soviets Launch Cosmos Satellite No. 93
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos No. 93 for scientific research. Tass reported all systems aboard the sputnik were functioning normally after the unmanned mission. Cosmos 92 followed in a previous launch on Saturday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Chuckle People Embrace Riding Across All Walks of Life
A lighthearted piece highlights how people from diverse backgrounds choose riding as a favored activity. It notes accessibility and shared enjoyment across ages and occupations, emphasizing community spirit and universal appeal of bikes and bikes culture.
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