Wilson vows bloodless end to Rhodesia crisis
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson says Britain will end the Rhodesian rebellion without war, rejecting calls from the Organization of African Unity to crush Ian Smith's government by December 15. He warns of other peaceful options and emphasizes safeguarding Zambia and the Kariba Dam.
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London
Harold Wilson
Organization of African Unity
Wilson
London Daily Mirror
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
CAU
Britain
Smith
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Royal Air Force
Zamba
Zambia
OAU
Commonwealth
the Mirror
John Beavan
Bly
House of Commons
Kariba
Zambia-Rhodesia
Beavan
Arthur Bottomley
Africa
Gemini 7 mission tests crew togetherness
Gemini 7 faces a two week voyage with Frank Borman and James Lovell living, eating, and working in cramped quarters. Doctors warn of fatigue and possible irritability, while officials push a near Earth day night cycle and emergency ground contact. The rendezvous with Gemini 6 adds anticipation for the space chase and a morale boost for both crews.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Charles Berry
Borman
Jim
Mission Control Center
Air Force
Lovell
Navy
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Earth
Berry
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Schirra
Stafford
West Point
U.S. Naval Academy
Johnson Erhard meet as nuclear debate stalls
As Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard prepare for their December talks at the presidential ranch, officials say the meeting will likely restate a shared aim on nuclear sharing without bold new plans. Pressure for quick solutions has eased amid divisions over multilateral nuclear force versus nonproliferation, with Bonn facing rising domestic opposition and Adenauer steering anti-MLF sentiment.
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Endre Marton Washington
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Texas
West Germany
NATO
George W. Ball
Ball
U S
MLF
Congress
Germany
U.S
Erhard
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
France
Adenauer
Franz Josef Strauss
Christian Social Union
Christian Democratic Union
Free Democrats
Social Democrats
Western Alliance
FASTERTH Promises Firmer Denture Fit and Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts FASTERTH denture powder claiming firmer plates, comfortable wear, no tummy upset, and a pleasant taste. It emphasizes alkaline formula, odor reduction, and availability at drug counters nationwide.
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Neeve
Accidents Kill 10 In State Over Weekend
Ten people died in Louisiana over the weekend in accidents nine from traffic crashes. Names include Alfred V. Anderson 29 Ponchatoula Thomas E Johnston 36 New Orleans Chester Boutwell New Orleans and Mrs Clayton Naquin 23 Tenaha Tex. Two cars collided near Mansfield leaving Mrs Naquin dead. Anderson died on Interstate 55 near Hammond. Other fatalities were Albert Morris 28 St Martinville Thomas G Mitchell 63 and Bryan E Watson 7 near Sulphur. Bertholet 60 Maure.
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Alfred V. Anderson
Ponchatoula
Thomas EF. Johnston
New Orleans
Chester Boutwell
Clayton Naquin
Tenaha
Tex
Naquin
Ft. Polk
Mansfield
Johnston
Mandhae
U.S 51
Boutwell
Anderson
Hammond
Albert Morris
St. Martinville
Thomas G. Mitchell
Bryan E. Watson
Lake Charles
QO. N. Bertholet
Maure
Local Fatal Crashes and Roosevelt Tokyo Note
A report details a fatal two car crash near Pontchatoula in which a man named Pas died Saturday. Another fatal head on collision near Rayville claimed 60 year old Mabel Rushing. Thomas Anderson, 20, of New Orleans, drowned after falling from a ladder while painting a house. In 1941, President Roosevelt sent a note to Tokyo expressing hope Hirohito would dispel the dark clouds in the emergency situation. Japan struck the next day.
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Pas
Pontchatoula
Mabel Rushing
Archibald
Rayville
la Thomas Anderson
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Cruise disaster toll reaches 90
Miami reports the 90th victim of the Yarmouth Castle disaster as Atif Martin Jackson, 21, of Rochester, N.Y., dies after severe burns. She had been treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital’s burn center following rescue from the vessel which burned and sank 120 miles off Florida on November 13.
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Miami, Fla
Atif Martin Jackson
Rochester, N.Y
Yarmouth Castle
Jackson
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Nassau
Florida
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