Cairo Arson Triggers U S Protest Over Library Fire
The United States protests violent mob action by African students that left the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library at the American compound in ruins in Cairo. U S officials criticized police handling while noting 600 officers could respond quickly if needed. Relationships with U A R officials were strained as Cairo officials condemned the violence.
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Cairo
United States
John F. Kennedy
TS. Ambassadar Tourmins
U.S
Egypt
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Nasser
Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Hit Northeast Louisiana Areas
Tornadic winds struck northeast Louisiana with a Bastrop tornado near Highway 165 causing one home destruction along Route 2 and downed power lines. Marksville and Hessmer areas saw tornadic activity with property damage and several trees blown over. Rain deluged Bastrop, Ruston, Jonesboro, and Tallulah with two inches in some spots, while Monroe forecast cooler weather tonight and Sunday.
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Louisiana
Bastrop
Twin Cities
Highway 165
Carbon Plant Road
Morehouse Parish
Sheriffs Office
Donald K. Cox
Sheriff's Office
Marksville
Hessmer
Spring Bayou
Ruston
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Jonesboro
Jackson Parish
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Monroe
Ouachita Parish Officials Attend Southern Association Meeting
Ouachita Parish school officials P B Mangum J M Waldrop S T Howell and S R Braley will travel to Louisville Kentucky for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools annual convention to discuss accreditation. Mangum is assistant superintendent Waldrop elementary supervisor Howell and Braley are principals of Ouachita Parish and West Monroe High Schools. Mrs Donald E Howe resides in West Monroe with her sons and will join her husband in Libya next January after his United States Air Force service begins in Tripoli.
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Louisville
Ouachita Parish
P. B. Mangum
J. M. Waldrop
S T. Howell
S. R. Braley
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Institutions of Learning
Virginia
Texas
Mangum
Waldrop
Howell
Braley
West Monroe
Donald E. Howe
Winnie Vail
Kevin
Keith
Howe
Tripoli
Libya
United States Air Force
Howes
Washington, D.C
Joint Board Needed For Ship Wreck
An international inquiry board is sought to determine the cause and damages from the Thanksgiving Day collision off New Jersey between the Israel liner Shalom and the Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali. Nineteen crew died. 24 saved. Radar failures and fog cited. Coast Guard lacks jurisdiction in international waters.
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New York
U.S. Coast Guard
Stolt Dagali
Point Pleasant
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Coast Guard
Avner Freudenberg
Shalom
Israel
Hawaii retreat defense department fights GAO closure
The Defense Department rejects GAO's call to close or self support the Kilauea military recreation retreat in Hawaii. It notes 10 511 family members used it in 1963 and warns closure would hurt morale. The dispute centers on costs and Navy ship use for guest transport and ongoing appropriations for morale programs.
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Washington
Defense Department
Comptroller General
Hawaii
Kilauea
Asst. Secretary of Defense
Norman
Paul
General Accounting Office
Joseph Campbell
Congress
GAO
U.S.S. Stark County
25Th Infantry Division
1St Marine Brigade
Wilson May Seek U S Aid On Defenses
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson may ask President Johnson for help to sustain overseas defense commitments that aid the Allies. Chancellor Callaghan signaled possible cuts in Britain’s 5.6 billion defense bill as he reviews expenditures and East of Suez forces. Wilson will meet Johnson in Washington December 7 and 8 to press that the burden east of Suez serves Allied interests as well as Britain’s.
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London
Harold Wilson
Johnson
James Callaghan
Labor
Callaghan
House of Commons
Foreign Press Association
Britain
West Germany
Aden
Singapore
Hong Kong
Wilson
Washington
Suez
Rhine
Navy Aircraft Down In Alaska
A Navy P2V patrol plane crashed near Cape Newenham Alaska killing one of twelve crewmen. The 12th man remained missing at night as an air search began after the Kodiak Sea shipbase flight.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Cape Newenham
Alaska
Kodiak Naval Air Station
Navy
Here
Air Force
Two Men Shot In Area Deer Hunt Mishaps
Winnsboro special report two men were injured in separate deer hunting accidents Friday. I F Peters 38 of Shreveport Fire Department was hit by buckshot in Tensas Parish around 10 45 am while hunting deer the pellet removed at Rogers Clinic. Woodrow Wilson 48 of Winnsboro was injured when a pistol discharged while cleaning at a Caldwell Parish deer camp.
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Winnsboro
Tensas Parish
Caldwell Parish
I. F. Peters
Shreveport Fire Department
Rogers Clinic
Peters
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Sam
White House Plays Down Policy Rumor
In Johnson City Texas AP report the White House downplays any imminent South Vietnam policy overhaul. President Johnson will meet Tuesday in Washington with Gen Maxwell D Taylor to discuss the Viet Nam situation amid ongoing high level reviews.
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Johnson City
Tex
White House
U.S
South Viet Nam
Malcolm Kilduff
Johnson
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Taylor
United States
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Meeting secret Taylor consults on Viet Nam struggle
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor met Friday with top officials including Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara amid White House uncertainty about widening the Vietnam war. Talks focused on possible actions beyond South Vietnam with U S aid officials and State Department aides weighing North and Laos bombing options and the need for presidential approval.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Gee
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Taylor
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
White House
Rusk
McNamara
U.S. Agency For International Development
David Bell
Asst
William P. Bundy
Defense
Central Intelligence
Reynolds Questioned by Senate in Baker Hearings
Pon B Reynolds, a key witness, was questioned about two and a half hours by Senate investigators as reopening hearings begin. McLendon described the session as routine and said Reynolds brought new information related to documents. Reynolds, an insurance agent in the Washington area, attended with Sen. John J Williams who cited alleged overpayments linked to a 1960 Kennedy Johnson campaign.
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Camille Barry
Belgium
Stanleyville
Paulis
Bunta
Watsa
Brussels
U.S
Wamba
Washington (Ap
Pon B. Reynolds
Bobby Baker
Senate
Lennox P McLendon
Senate Rules Committee
McLendon
Reynolds
Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Philadelphia
Matthew J. McCloskey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Feynolds
Baker
Kennedy
Eall
White House
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EOL AE Ajul Rad
Farid Abou Shadi
United Arab Republic
Shadi
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ramblin
West Indies
Haifa
Freudenberg
Zim Lines
Kristian Bendersen
Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Congo River
International Red Cross
Red Cross
F. J. Gunningham
John
Mary Elizabeth
Titule
Gunningham
Albert Meyer
Yakima, Wash
North Viet Nam
Laos
Clement Zablocki
D-Wise
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