Gemini 6 and 7 heads into space amid weather watch
Weather forecasters fear sluggish cloud formations over the launch area may delay the Monday liftoff of Gemini 6 and the target Agena. Walter Schirra Jr and Thomas Stafford rehearse rendezvous and docking with the Agena, the first such attempt, as 10 000 workers and extensive support prepare for 10 a.m. EST Atlas-Agena and 11 41 a.m. Titan 2 launches.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
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Stafford
Space Agency
Weather Bureau
Atlas
Space
Sugar Bill Last Passed
Congress adjourned the 1965 session after passing the sugar quota bill 41 to 10 in the Senate and 174 to 88 in the House. The session boosted civil rights, education, and health care, with final actions including tax treaties with Belgium and West Germany and a $1.37 billion vocational rehabilitation measure. The Interama center funding for Miami was blocked.
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Congress
Senate
House
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House Conference Committee
Florida
Interama
Miami
John J. Williams
R-Del
Spessard Holland
George A. Smathers
Belgium
West Germany
Violence Flares In Georgia Strife At Courthouse Rally
In Lincolnton Georgia a clash near a courthouse led to whites scattering about 90 Negro marchers protesting school segregation. Tenes troopers were ordered to keep order with potential expansion. A civil rights worker was beaten earlier in the week and the SCLC plans outside help for today’s demonstration.
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Lincolnton
Georgia
Jon Harper
Carl E. Sanders
Far East
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Thick Fog Halts English Traffic
Dense fog blankets England causing traffic chaos and flight cancellations at London Airport. Major highways closed after multiple pileups, including a 40-car incident.
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London
England
Britain
Rockefeller OKs funds for Roswell Park education building
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller approved design funds for a 2.6 million dollar education and communications building at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo New York, the state cancer research center.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Cancer Research Center
Any Way You Slice It at Ville Pumpkin Show
A quirky local item describes the Ville Pumpkin Show with a massive bake setup including 35 pounds of dough and 116 pounds of liquids. It tallies 11 gallons of pumpkin and 33 pounds of sugar, plus spices, salt, eggs, and other ingredients, noting total cost as Way a.
Army hunts killer Viet Nam dolls at Fort Benning
Army demolition teams continued a roundup of handmade Viet Nam gifts after reports some dolls sent to U S servicemen might conceal explosives. More than 50 dolls were collected with about 75 more expected. no explosives found yet. Command says no injuries reported but asks recipients to contact local military authorities.
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Overseas
Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
U.S
W. M. Grimm
89Th Ordnance Detachment
1St Cavalry Division
Third Army
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Gean Up Work For Johnson At White House
President Johnson is doing clean-up work at the White House and delaying a rest plan. White House secretary Moyers said Johnson is conferring with Budget Director Schultze and UN Ambassador Goldberg. There is speculation about a Texas ranch rest, but no definite plans exist.
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Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Charles Schultze
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Texas
Moyers
Congress
Price of new homes makes old houses look better
In a sharp housing insight, buyers compare older homes to newer models, making old properties appear more attractive as developers set higher prices for new builds. The trend nudges buyers toward venerable houses in competitive markets, highlighting price dynamics.
Klansmen Hearings Spark Calls for More Revelations
House Un American Activities hearings break ground as Klansman Joseph G. Du Bois renounces the Klan and turns over records, while Roy Woodle accuses a KEY member of threats. Chairman Willis expects a chain reaction and further disclosures as the probe continues in North Carolina realm.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Joseph G. du Bois
Goldsboro
N. C
Roy Woodle
Nighthawk
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Willis
Woodle
Boyd Hamby
Hamby
North Carolina
UN to reopen Kashmir debate next week
The United Nations Security Council plans to reconvene Monday to hear new charges from India and Pakistan over violations along the 1000 mile cease-fire line. Secretary General U Thant proposed a senior officer to supervise troop withdrawal and named Maj. Gen. Syseno Sarmento as a potential envoy.
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United Nations, N.Y
India
Pakistan
U.N. Security Council
Sen
Hector Paysse Reyes
Uruguay
U Thant
Thant
Syseno Sarmento
Brazil
U.N
Gaza Strip
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Coast Guard charges two boats with unsafe Cuba refugee runs
The Coast Guard charged Shark Five and Mistral with gross violation of safe navigation laws for ferrying Cuban refugees to the United States on October 14 without licensed operators and with inadequate safety gear. Shark Five carried 34 refugees and 10 crew. Mistral carried 23. Penalties will be set in court as investigations continue on impounded boats amid intensified refugee relief talks.
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Key West, Fla
Coast Guard
United States
Florida Straits
Camarioca
Cuba
Varadero Airport
Havana
Miami
Key West
Classified Ad Got Results But No Sales
Covington Indiana AP report notes a classified ad in the Covington Republican and Friend drew about 50 calls from several states. The advertiser Nadine Holder explains the ad should have read Wanted Home for baby kittens Cal! Mrs Holder still has the kittens.
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Covington
Weather Outlook Turns Colder in Miami Valley
The Weather Bureau predicts a drop in temperatures in the Miami Valley with a low near 40 tonight and a high around 50 on Sunday. Expect cloudy skies and wind, creating a gloomy picture as the first snow flurries of the season are forecast for northern Ohio tonight and tomorrow, likely mixing with rain.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Viet Cong Attacks Plei Me Camp Northeast of Saigon
Viet Cong forces attack the Plei Me camp about 210 miles northeast of Saigon using mortars recoilless rifles and 50 caliber guns. U S advisers report light casualties among defenders and 117 air strikes in the last 24 hours with about 300 sorties since fighting began.
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Saigon
Plei Medal
U.S
Plei Me
Tillich Dies Leaving A Great Theological Heritage
Renowned theologian Paul Tillich died at Billings Hospital near the University of Chicago at 79. Colleagues called him a major voice of the century and noted his influence on students and the church.
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Paul Johannes Tillich
Billings Hospital
University of Chicago
Howard Schumer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Tillich
John C. Bennet
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Harvard
Germany
University of Frankfort
William Dean
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