Saigon Rejects External Talks On Cambodia U.S. Ties
Saigon said it will not be bound by any New Delhi talks between the United States and Cambodia and is open to bilateral talks with Cambodia. The Foreign Ministry cited six flood strike provinces under martial law as efforts to halt Viet Cong incursions after two typhoons. It warned any agreement on frontier and Gulf of Thailand island sovereignty made without Viet Nam’s consent would be void. Relations with Cambodia remain strained amid border disputes and alleged cross border activity.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Cambodia
New Delhi
India
Foreign Ministry
Viet Nam
Gulf of Thailand
State Department
Washington
Red
U.S
Laotians Down Another Plane in Laos Recon Flight
U S military reports another RF101 reconnaissance jet shot down in south central Laos. Pilot Capt Burton L Waltz rescued with compound fractures after ground fire. Escort aircraft provided suppressive fire. mission aims to track North Vietnamese infiltration violating 1962 Geneva accords.
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Nils A. Lennartson
Lennartson
Laos
Cmdr
Charles F. Klusmann
Pathet Lao
WIRTZ Unions Postpone Railroad Strike
Washington AP report says a threatened railroad strike for Monday morning was postponed after Labor Department mediation. Union chiefs representing machinists electrical workers and sheet metal workers agreed to delay pending further talks and mediation sessions in Washington.
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Washington
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Chicago
Manning to Return Home After Twin Cities Visit
Mrs. Douglas B. Manning sister of Miss Sarah Sloan nursing instructor at North east State College leaves this afternoon for Clarksdale Mississippi after a weekend of shopping and visiting in the Twin Cities.
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Twin Cities
Douglas B. Manning
Sarah Sloan
Northeast State College
Manning
Clarksdale
Miss
New Orleans Symphony Guest Arrives in Monroe
Mrs. J. K. Farrington national treasurer of Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae arrives in Monroe from San Jose California. She will visit several AOP chapters in the state and attend the Neville High concert by the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Monday night.
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Monroe
San Jose
Calif
J. K. Farrington
Alpha Omicron Pi
Aops
Penn team finds possible 2 500 year old Sybaris ruins
University of Pennsylvania archaeologists using a rubidium magnetometer report detecting structures in the Crati Plain of southern Italy that may be temples walls and paved roads buried under up to 20 feet of soil. The site is believed to be Sybaris or its seaport on the Ionian coast.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Sybaris
Crati
Italy
Ionian
Froeich G. Rainey
University Museum
Mercenaries press toward rebel capital in Congo drive
Central government forces led by Col. Frederick Van de Walle and Maj. Michael Hoare's units moved swiftly from Kindu toward Stanleyville, crossing the Lowa River and pushing 125 miles in a day and a half. The advance faces ambush risks as rebels retreat from Punia, a key supply hub.
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Kindu
the Congo
Stanleyville
Lowa River
Lowa
Michael Hoare
Frederick van de Walle
Punia
Moise
Tshombe
Christophe Gbenye
Congolese Peoples Republic
Frigid Air Lingers with Freeze Tonight in Monroe
A cold high pressure system hovering from the north keeps temperatures in Monroe at 48 to 52 by day and 24 to 28 at night with one more freeze expected tonight. Saturday's 44/33 highs and a colder trend forecast through the coming days follow a period above normal earlier in November.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Orleans Police Press Suspect In Rape Slayings
Frank Charles Williams, 22, a paroled convict, admitted the rape slayings of two New Orleans women. He was booked in the Nov 10 death of Lillian Harris, 41, beaten robbed raped and shot in her uptown home, and also admitted the knife murder of Donna Trussell, 18, raped in her second floor apartment on her 18th birthday in 1962.
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New Orleans
Frank Charles Williams
Lillian Harris
Williams
Donna Trussell
Cold Wave Sets Record Low Readings Across Great Plains and Midwest
A stiff cold front produced record low temperatures from Illinois to Minnesota while Florida enjoyed warmth. Snow hammered Great Lakes shores with 12 to 20 inches near Buffalo and 8 to 10 inches inland in Michigan and Indiana. Oklahoma City hit a record 18 degrees above zero as officials warned eastern Pennsylvania and southeastern New York.
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Great Plains
Midwest
Rochester
Minn
Key West
Fla
Florida
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Lower Michigan
Indiana
South Bend
Niles
Mich
Conneaut
Ohio
la Delle
S.C
Huron
Oklahoma City
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
New York
Ford aims to resume partial operation after strike halt
Ford Motor Co hopes to return half of its 80 000 idle workers to work Monday while full speed by November 30 remains doubtful. Recalls began at plants in Chicago Heights Illinois and Sterling Township Michigan after a local level pact ended a chassis parts strike. Nine of eleven parts and four assembly plants were affected by the UAW strike begun November 6, part of broader contract disputes.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chicago Heights
Ill
Sterling Township
Mich
United Auto Workers Union
Wayne
Phase One Report on the Ouachita River Nine Foot Channel
A Sunday supplement highlights the Ouachita River Nine Foot Channel Project with Moore's Terminal Inc headed by James Moore as the first major Monroe business tied to the project. The issue promises full World and local news sports features and a week in review.
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Big Sunday
Monroe
Quachita River
Moore's Terminal, Inc
Ouachita Project
James Moore
Ouachita River
Massacre Claim in Flood-Hit Vietnam City
UPI reports 135 Viet Cong killed and 68 captured by government troops near Da Nang as floods disrupt hideouts. Battles in flood plain killed 57 more and 55 captured with 12 weapons seized. martial law declared in six central provinces for 60 days.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
UPI
Saigon
Nguyen
Chanh Thi
Quang Nam
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
Binh Dinh
Phu Yen
Phu Bon
Phan Khae Suu
Fear of Belgian Paratroopers Grips Stanleyville Crisis
Rebel forces threaten Americans and Belgians held in Stanleyville as Congolese army closes in from Kindu. A Belgian paratroop unit stood ready on Ascension Island amid stalled talks with Kenya’s Kenyatta and U N officials. Dr Paul Carlson, a U.S. missionary, is named among those moved as negotiations continue.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.S
Stanleyville
Kenya
Christophe Gbenge
Congo
Kindu
Lowa
Britain
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
Bangui
Central African Republic
Paul Carlson
Rolling Hills
Calif
Gbhenye
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenyatta
African Unity Committee
William Attwood
Diallo Telli
Organization For African Unity
Nairobi
Thomas Kanza
Attwood
Kanza
Telli
Gatundu
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Rainey
Orleans Police Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Galveston, Tex
Houston
John Mecom
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