Peace Proposals Stand Amid Cold War Talks
U S Peace proposals remain on the table as Goldberg and Rusk engage in U N discussions. Hanoi dismisses the plan as propaganda while Gromyko and Rusk meet over dinner, with talks likely to cover Viet Nam Europe security disarmament and space exploration.
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U.N. General Assembly
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Rusk
Viet Nam
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United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Izvestia
U.S
Adam Rapacki
Mob Attacks Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa
A mob of about 200 Congolese raided and burned the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa, beating embassy staff and driving them away. Police restored order as rioters looted and torched cars outside. The incident occurred amid wider Congo turmoil including Kisangani fighting and Katangan mutiny reports.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Leopoldville
Portugal
Angola
Moise Tshombe
Radio
Elisabethville
Holden Robert
Zambia
Lower Congo
Kisangani
Stanleyville
B52s Raid North Vietnam Again as War Escalates
U.S. B52 bombers raided North Viet Nam for the third time in four days, striking infiltration routes, truck parks, and storage depots near the DMZ. Smaller tactical bombers hit seven storage areas in the zone. Ground fighting in South Viet Nam was light. Total U.S. planes lost in the North so far climbed to 385, with 14 newly listed. This marked the fifth B52 raid in the war, following previous attacks on the Mu Gia Pass and three others in the last four months.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
North
Mu Gia Pass
Missing Federal Mark to Be Removed in Ohio Move
The Federal Correctional Institution at Chillicothe will be handed to Ohio on December 1. About 400 inmates may be moved to the 1,700 acre reformatory, as confirmed yesterday by AP.
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Federal
Reformatory
Federal Correctional Institution At
Chillicothe
U.S
Weekend Weather Forecast From Local Bureau
Clear, crisp fall conditions continue through the weekend. Tonight temperatures dip to around 40. Sunday highs reach the low 70s under sunny skies as forecast by the U S Weather Bureau.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
South Korean Lawmaker Kim Hu Han Resigns in Probe
Seoul AP reports the opposition lawmaker Kim Hu Han resigned after sparking a government crisis by dumping human excrement on Premier Chung Ilkwon and four cabinet members. The 17‑member cabinet resigned the following day, with President Chung Hee Park deferring action and urging punitive measures from the assembly.
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Kim Huhan
Chung Il- Kwon
Chung Hee Park
Assembly
Kim
Mercy Train Derailed By Mexican Red Tape
A 10-car mercy train from Lafayette to an Indian village south of Chihuahua City faces border permit hurdles as Mexican officials refuse entry. The goods, donated by Louisiana residents for Tarahumara Indians, face delays amid questions of Mexico’s ability to aid its own people.
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Tex
West Texas
el Paso
Lafayette
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Southern Pacific Railroad
Chihuahua
Sierra Madra
Sinaloa
Cortez the Conqueror
South Pacific
Southern Pacific
Multicolored Atlantic Cloud From Rocket Experiment
A four stage rocket launched from Wallops Island at 5 13 a m EDT carried a barium and copper oxide payload. The solar colored cloud spread hundreds of miles along the coast and could be seen up to 570 miles high and 300 miles inland. The joint NASA and West German project aims to measure electric fields and wind motion in the upper atmosphere with a second launch at 5 51 a m EDT Sunday and visibility expected for 30 to 60 minutes.
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Wallops Island
Atlantic
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ministry of Scientific Research
NASA
Mayor Lindsay probes NYC courtesy in city calls
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay checked city department phone manners and found them wanting. He tested the Sanitation Department and was told Sanitation by the operator who then failed to greet properly. A supervisor also gave unsatisfactory service, and the employee later warned a reporter it might have been a prank call.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
Sanitation Department
Senators dispute Vietnam war cost estimates rise
Washington AP veterans of the Appropriations Committee say President Johnson’s $10 billion war cost figure is too low. Sen. Ellender and Stennis predict higher annual costs, while Case cites $25 to $30 billion yearly. McNamara cautions estimates cannot yet be set. a January supplemental may be required.
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Johnson
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Appropriations Committee
John Stennis
Dmiss
Case
Pentagon
Congress
Stennis
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Chuckle A Weed Is a Plant With Hidden Virtues
A witty saying declares that a weed is simply a plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. It frames common garden intruders as potential surprises in disguise.
Windy Okinawa show postpones Cincinnati Symphony
Typhoon Helen reached speeds of 57 miles per hour with gusts to 82 as the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra canceled a Friday concert in Naha Okinawa. Musicians stayed at a hotel while officials postponed the second program. No serious damage or injuries reported. The group planned a delayed concert at Stillwell Fieldhouse and aimed for Tokyo on Sunday weather permitting.
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Naha
Okinawa
Tokyo
Savings Pattern Of Americans Is Changing
Washington AP The government says high interest rates have brought startling changes in the savings pattern of the American public. In the first half of this year individuals put 3.6 billion into cash type assets such as savings deposits, while 8.9 billion went into government and corporate securities per the Securities and Exchange Commission report Friday.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
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