Algeria Eyes Cease Fire Talks Amid Frontline Clash
Algeria signals readiness to negotiate a cease fire with Morocco pending Moroccan withdrawal from disputed front posts in the Atlas Sahara border zone. Mhammed Yazid heads to the United Nations to lobby allies as fighting continues and casualties rise on both sides.
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Algiers
Algeria
Sehera
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bell
Mhammed Yazid
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Yazid
Marrakech
Atlas
Sahara Plains
Defense Ministry
Hassi-Beida
Tinjoub
Associated Press
Rockefeller Enters GOP Presidential Campaign in New Hampshire
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announced his bid for the Republican nomination and opened efforts to secure New Hampshire's pivotal preference primary next March. He campaigned with his wife, aiming to sway Republicans from Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona as the party favorite.
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Concord
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dispute Over Fixed Four Year Term For Joint Chiefs
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a bill to set a four year term for each Joint Chiefs of Staff member. The Kennedy administration opposed the measure while former chiefs supported it. The bill moves next to the full committee for action.
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Washington
House
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Chiefs
Kennedy
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Ramblin' Ramblin' Plans Banquet for Arrow Lodge
Comanche Lodge Chief Larry Wade announces the Ouachita Valley Council Order of the Arrow dinner dance set for Saturday November 30 at the Frances Hotel roof. Wade will MC, Banquet Chairman John Beasley names Pascal Norris as speaker, and the piece notes Margie Roach of West Monroe is home ill with hay fever.
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The
Order of the Arrow
Ouachita Valley Council
Comanche Lodge
Larry Wade
Frances Hotel
Wade
John Beasley
Pascal Norris
Monroe Chamber Manager Jim Seen In Limited Glimpses
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce staff has had only limited glimpses of manager Jim. Continued on page six A.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Jim
Sunken Cairo Gunboat Near Vicksburg Seen In Good Shape
Navy divers report the sunken Union gunboat Cairo near Vicksburg is in good condition after inspection. Timbers and knee joints remain solid despite 100 years underwater. The state plans to raise Cairo as a tourist attraction and preserve explosives found aboard with careful handling.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Cairo
Wesley Collins
Yazoo River
Collins
Senate panel restores cuts in 4.2 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 4.2 billion foreign aid measure, restoring 700 million cut by the House but leaving 327 million shy of administration requests. The plan faces House-Senate bargaining and a floor fight, with potential further cuts sought by Sen. Morse. Loans would run 4 percent interest for five years, then 2 percent, with a maximum 35 year term.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Kennedy
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Affairs
Conference Committee
Police Uncover Student Plot in South Korea
Seoul police arrested five students on charges of planning anti revolutionary demonstrations as part of a nationwide anti revolution plot, with raids in Seoul and other areas. The plot followed Park Chung Hee’s return to power and the civilian government replacing the military junta. Further details were withheld as investigations continued.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Chung Woo Shik
Park
Chung
Soviet Dislikes Big Three Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei A Gromyko said in Prestwick Scotland that Big Three talks on reducing tensions are making no progress and could not be worse He spoke to reporters as his airliner stopped for refueling on the way home from the United Nations and talks with President Kennedy in Washington He called the state of affairs in the discussions bad and said no progress was being made.
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Collins
Navy
Frank Talarico
Explosive Ordinance Disposal Group
Charleston
8. C
Prestwice
Scotland
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moon Mission Ninety-Day Chance Names Fourteen Astronauts
The Apollo program selects 14 new astronauts to be the first Americans to land on the moon. Theeller average age 30.9 years with 27 as youngest. Air Force supplies seven, Navy four, Marines one, and two civilians. Women applicants were rejected at testing.
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Houston, Tex
U.S. Space Agency
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Manned Spacecraft Center
Marine Corps
Russell L Schweikart
Mild Weather Forecast Keeps Twin Cities Mild
The Twin Cities expect temperatures to ease from the 80s with highs around 85 to 88. Friday peaked at 89 while Friday night and tonight should drop to the lower 50s. A few clouds may pass but no rain is forecast as mild, fair conditions persist.
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Twin Cities
Cat Parachutes to Safety After Rocket Flight
Paris reports a French rocket launched from Hammaguir in the Sahara carried a cat into space and returned safely by parachute. Telemetry recorded brain activity during weightlessness and sensor data showed the cat was not disturbed. a metallic plug in the skull housed recording instruments.
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Paris
French Defense Ministry
French Sahara
Hammaguir
Army Engineers Take Action On Columbia Locks
The U S Corps of Engineers invited bids Friday for the first locks and dam in the 9 foot channel project on the Ouachita River. Col umbia structure will sit just north of Columbia with another lock at Jonesville and two in Arkansas. Work to begin after the November 21 contract award, with a $70 million project expected to boost Northeast Louisiana and Southeast Arkansas economies.
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Army Engineers
Columbia Locks
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Columbia
Ouachita River
Grayson Guthrie
Guthrie
Corps of Engineers
Jonesville
Arkansas
Louisiana
U.N. Deadlock Persists in Security Council Seat Vote
The United Nations General Assembly failed to elect between Czechoslovakia and Malaysia for a nonpermanent Security Council seat after five secret ballots. A week of private talks was set to seek a compromise as blocs realign and a historic outcome looms.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Malaysia
Security Council
Bolivia
Venezuela
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Philippines
U.N
British Commonwealth
Havana Rations Water Supplies
Havana will be without water Saturday and Sunday while pipelines are being repaired in the aftermath of repairs reported by Cuban radio. It is unclear if Hurricane Flora is responsible for the shortage.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuban Radio
Flora
Weather under study may endanger last safe topic
Dr. Edward Teller warned that science could threaten even weather discussion as a public topic. He cited meteorology benefiting from weather satellites and suggested possible future weather influence. Teller supported joint weather projects with Russia but warned against bans that could invite cheating, while detailing science's role in national strength.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Teller
House Space Subcommittee
Pacific
California
Fatal Shotgun Mishap Near Ferriday Claims Young Farmer
El bert Rodney Davis Jr. 27, of Ferriday, died when a shotgun fell from a cotton picker and discharged. Investigators say he tried to catch the weapon, which struck him in the forehead near Wildsville around 1 30 p m. Davis a Kore an War veteran and nephew of Mayor Woodie Davis was to be buried at Jena Cemetery after services at Evangeline Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow and three brothers, a sister, and his parents.
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Parish
Wildsville
Evangeline Baptist Church of
J. O. McNair
W. P. Lee
Jena
Young
William F
E. R. Davis
Jeannie Davis
Alabama
John W
Joseph E
Sidney
Patricia Davis
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