Two U S Planes Downed By Cong Pilots Missing
U S Air Force Thunderjets were shot down near Ha Tiong and in the Mekong Delta amid heavy ground fire. Both pilots were missing as rescue efforts failed. Viet Cong losses rose with 28 killed and three captured in an ambush near U Minh Forest.
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UPS
U.S
North Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Ha Tiong
Hanoi
Mekong
U Minh Forest
Viet Nam
Strategic Air Force
Guam
U.S. Air Force
South
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Indian Pakistan border fire and protests spill over
India reports artillery and small arms exchanges with Pakistan along the Lahore sector and Rajasthan cease fire line. Four Pakistani raiders die in Mendhar and Jhangar as Kashmir unrest grows with blasts and student demonstrations in Srinagar.
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New Delhi
APS
India
Indore
Defense Ministry
Lahore
Rajasthan
Pastanis
Anks
Burki
Bedian
Kelnar
Gadra Road
Rajhastan
Ofashmir
Mendhar
Jhangar
Srinigar
Kashmir
Medical College
Red
Asia
China
Pakistan
Red China
Ramblin Aboard the U S 5 Holme Navy Sailor
William David Hale of 1707 DeSiard Street Monroe finishes a two week leave on Saturday and heads aboard the U S 5 Holme. He is stationed with the Navy and resumes duty following the homecoming.
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U.S. 5
Air Force graduate from Monroe trains as air traffic controller
Airman Freddie R. Taylor son of Mr and Mrs W F Taylor of 500 Standifer Street Monroe has completed the Air Force technical training course for air traffic controllers at Keesler AFB Mississippi He is now qualified to direct aircraft to radar controlled landings and is assigned to Elgin AFB Florida
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Freddie R. Taylor
W. F. Taylor
Standifer St
Monroe
U. S. Air Force
Keesler Afb
Miss
Ouachita Parish
Elgin Afb
Fla
U.S. Viet Nam Protests and Global Turmoil Across Nations
Demonstrators mainly students protest U S Viet Nam policy nationwide. Reports note two U S planes shot down over North Vietnam with pilots missing. Sukarno accusations of being duped by Indonesian Communists touch off a coup response.
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U.S. Viet Nam
Sukarno
Mob Killings in Dominican Republic Political Faction
In Santo Domingo a mob shot and killed conservative politician Angel Severo Cabral as his family reentered his former rebellion era home. Cabral, 56, former interior minister, was wounded along with his wife and daughter Ada, who described the attack amid chants and banners.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Angel Severo Cabral
Ada
Revolutionary Action Party
Cabral
Juan Bosch
Severo Cabral
Elena Develops into Season's Sun Hurricane
Elena, the season’s fifth tropical storm, intensified into a hurricane far from land with 75 mph winds. Project Storm Fury and the Weather Bureau planned seeding studies to test weakening the storm, adding doubt about landfall chances and potential Bermuda showers.
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Elena
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Raymond Kraft
San Juan
P.R
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kraft
Bermuda
D&e
Jacksonville
Pla
Adjournment Big Problem In Congress
Congress faces difficulty adjournment as the Democratic controlled 89th Congress nears year end. Key items include sugar market reform, a $4.2 billion appropriation, $852 million college aid, a $1.5 billion pay raise for federal workers, and a $2 billion omnibus rivers and harbors bill. Passage hinges on final Senate action to avoid extended sessions.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
U.S
House
Johnson
Home Front
East German Delegation Departures for Hanoi Talks
An East German delegation left for Hanoi to negotiate a health agreement with North Vietnam, according to ADN. The trip marks a diplomatic effort amid ongoing Cold War tensions and cooperation exchanges.
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Berlin
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
ADN
Sukarno Appoints Suharto to Restore Indonesian Order
President Sukarno orders the army to halt the anti Communist drive and installs Maj. Gen. Suharto as army commander and minister. Sukarno seeks a political settlement but rebels and anti Communist rallies press for bans and new party moves.
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Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Indonesian Communist Party
Communist Party
Red Party
KOTT
Supreme Operations Command
Koti
Sutjipoto
Antara
Omar Dhani
Muljono Herlamsang
Dhani
Achmad Yani
Khrushchev boast sparked fatal Soviet rocket test
Guardian reports secret Penkovsky papers reveal a 1960 nuclear propelled rocket exploded on its launch pad killing 300, including the commander of rocket forces Marshal Nedelin. The incident linked to Khroushchev’s boast and the October Revolution deadline, with Nedelin among the casualties.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Guardian
Oleg Penkovsky
Kremlin
Washington
Victor Zorza
The
Penkovsky
Britain
United States
Zorza
Khrushchev
Marshal Nedelin
Mitrofan I
Nedelin
Central Committee of
Communist Party
Global antiwar protests surge across cities
On a second day of demonstrations, thousands marched against the Vietnam War from Berkeley to New York, London to Brussels, with clashes, arrests, and police violence reported. Marchers included youths, families, and draft-age men amid wide coverage of actions in Tokyo, Seattle, Madison, and other cities.
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Viet Nam
New York
Fifth Avenue
Trafalgar Square
London
Joan Baez
Brussels
U.S.A
Viet. Nam
Tokyo
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Texas
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Jamada
Southeast Asia
Washington
Chicago
Madison
Berkeley
Calif
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
Memphis
Carbondale
Ill
Miami
National Coordinating Committee
Wis
Frank Emspak
Air Force
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Princeton America
Constitutional Square
Quakland Army Base
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Capitol
Lawrence
Kan
County Draft Board
Salem
Pearl Harbor
Little Change In Forecast For Twin Cities
The forecast calls for little change in temperatures and sun with partly cloudy skies. Saturday reached 84 highs and 67 lows while today’s high should be 82 to 86 and the low around 60 to 64 with sunshine for at least 70 percent of the day. East to southeast winds 5 to 15 mph and no rainfall recorded at Selman Field Saturday.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
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Ohio
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