Indonesia Troops Bayonet Students at Sukarno Palace
At least eight students bayoneted and many clubbed by troops as 5,000 Indonesians tried to storm President Sukarno's palace. Troops charged with rifles and bayonets after students, initially cheering, pressed toward the palace guarded by jungle camo forces. A wounded student collapsed and cried for help as others fled. a girl was knocked down and kicked while fleeing. No shots were fired by soldiers.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
U S Supreme Court Opens 1966 Term In Brief Ceremony
The Supreme Court held a 17 minute session to open a new term. Nine justices appeared refreshed after summer vacations. The court admitted 53 attorneys to practice before the high tribunal and recessed for closed conferences to review summer appeals. Chief Justice Earl Warren declared the term convened. Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall led the admission of 11 lawyers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Thurgood Marshall
Detroit Tigers Name Manager
Mayo Smith, a former Phillies and Reds manager and Yankees scout, was named manager of the Detroit Tigers by general manager James Campbell at a news conference. The selection ends weeks of speculation after the death of Charlie Dressen who led the club to a strong second place in the American League pennant race.
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Detroit
Mayo Smith
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
James Campbell
Tigers
Charlie Dressen
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Bill Rigney
California Angels
al Lopez
Dressen
Woassman High Band Kicks Off Birthday Calendar Drive
Members of Woassman High School Band start a door to door birthday calendar drive from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight. The drive will last about three weeks. Monroe Rotary Club hosts its annual fall barbecue at 6 30 p.m. Thursday in Bernstein Park. Harold and Mrs Whitlock announce birth of Tonya LaGene, a 7 pound 7 ounce daughter born early Friday at Rt. 3 West Monroe.
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Woassman High School
Monroe Rotary Club
Bernstein Park
Harold Whitlock
Rt. 3
West Monroe
Tonya LaGene
Bridge Class Begins At Twin Cities YMCA Tonight
Mrs John Maynard will instruct a bridge class beginning at 7 30 p m today at the Twin Cities Y M C A The class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays Also scheduled is fall volleyball for men at the Y M C A Page 5A
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John Maynard
Twin Cities
Y.M.C.A
Dallas Bus Drivers Walkout Halts City Transit
Dallas bus drivers walked out in a 2 a.m. continuous meeting demanding higher pay stranding thousands of riders in the city. A temporary restraining order ordered them back to work as union leaders debated next steps before an Oct 11 hearing on a potential injunction. Public schools and private shuttles faced disruption while city buses remained idle.
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Dallas, Tex
Texas
Labor Temple
B. Sudderth
Gene Freeland
Dallas Council
Afl-Cio
Transit Workers Union Local
Humpty Dumpty Crash At Whitney Museum Stuns Visitors
A large slate sculpture by Isamu Noguchi toppled on its first public day at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The 58 4 inch piece named Humpty Dumpty shattered on a fourth floor gallery as thousands watched. The cause remains unclear with guard John Curran reporting no witness to the fall. The sculpture, insured and part of the museum’s Art of the United States 1670 1966 exhibit, is valued at over 10000 dollars.
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New York
New Whitney Museum of American Art
Isamu Noguchi
Noguchi
Whitney
United States
John Curran
Long Island City
Queens
Inez Blasts Bahamas and Florida Coast In Hurricane Fury
Hurricane Inez roared from Miami toward Nassau and the Abaco Islands with 80 to 100 mph winds, spawning a tornado that hit Nassau and killed a 16 month old child. Floods stranded Nassau and Great Abaco residents while dozens missing and coastal towns faced rising seas and squalls.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Nassau
Abaco Islands
South Florida
Caribbean Sea
Great Abaco Island
Bahamas
Great Abaco
Florida
Sierra
Cuba
Atlantic
Abaco
U.S
Virginia Capes
Grand Bahama Island
Wallace Groves
Grand Bahama
West Palm Beach
Stephen J. Kury
Walk Off GE Jobs as LBJ Plea Averts Wider Strike
At least 14,800 GE union workers walked off at three plants while President Johnson urged operations to continue during bargaining. About 13,300 at Schenectady NY, 1,100 at Warren MI, and 400 at Pittsfield MA joined local issues. Some 105,200 others reportedly honored a two week postponement after contracts expired.
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Washington
General Electric Corp
Johnson
Schenectady
N.Y
Carboloy Products
Warren, Mich
Pittsfield
Mass
Warmer Weather Expected Here
Forecasters for the Twin Cities predict partly cloudy skies today and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Highs reach 78 to 84 on both days, tonight’s low 62 to 68, and southerly winds 8 to 18 mph shifting northerly Tuesday afternoon. Sunday high 72, morning low 47.
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Twin Cities
U S Troops Hit Blows At Fleeing Reds Near Qui Nhon
U S helicopter forces chased a fleeing Communist unit 30 miles north of Qui Nhon, reporting 117 enemy killed in a two day fight, raising the total to 227. The mixed force of North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong pressed by Marine and Air Force raids, while U S pilots claimed multiple bombings and enemy losses along the central coast and near the DMZ.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
1Stair
Qui Nhon
Dong Ha
9Th Leatherneck Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
Oriskany
Phu Ly
Hanoi
Ninh Binh
Thanh Hoa
Viet Nam
Navy
Phu L
Solon Nominee In Georgia Quits
Rep. Charles L. Weltner of Georgia withdraws as the Democratic nominee to succeed himself in the governor race. He cannot support Lester Maddox and refused to vote for him, citing his pledge to back party nominees and uphold loyalty.
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Atlanta, Ga
Charles L. Weltner
George
Lester G. Maddox
Weltner
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
House Passes Truth-in-Packaging Bill Amid Debate
Washington AP The House approved a truth in packaging measure 300 to 8, seen as limited by critics but backed by supporters. It removes Senate mandated standards while keeping labeling rules and grants federal power over issues like slack fill and “giant economy size” terms. Debates included consumer protection and bureaucratic growth.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Commerce Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
McNamara Plans Eighth Trip To South Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara will visit South Viet Nam for a week starting Saturday. He will confer with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and General William C Westmoreland and tour combat units in the war zone. Accompanying him will be General Earle G Wheeler and assistants Arthur Sylvester and John T McNaughton.
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McNamara
South Viet Nam
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
McNamar
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur Sylvester
John T. McNaughton
Chuckle Sleep Note Reflects Morning Doze Gap
A lighthearted line comments on waking up groggy if sleep was insufficient the night before. It playfully suggests the need for rest to avoid half awake moods and morning fog. The tone imitates casual humor found in daily brief comic notes.
LeMay Rejects U.S. Viet Nam Strategy Calls for Escalation
Former Air Force chief Curtis LeMay denounces U.S. Viet Nam strategy as military blindness and urges stepped up bombing of the North. He argues escalation is needed to win and that allied forces should pressure Red China into submission despite risks.
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Washington
UPS
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
U.S. Viet Nam
U.S. News & World Report
China
LeMay
South Korea
Viet Nam
Johnson
Nathan D. Twining
Kennedy
Review Set Of Guidelines On School Aid
Washington report on investigations into rioting and civil rights enforcement. House Un-American Activities Chair Willis orders staff to probe subversive influence behind violence and desegregation guidelines. Judiciary Chair Celler seeks 50 000 dollars for fair review of civil rights laws. He names subcommittee to study 1965 Office of Education guidelines on federal aid tied to desegregation. Rep Hays accuses Harold Howe of trying to destroy the school system and calls for his resignation.
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Washington
UPS
Big City
Edwin E. Willis
Dla
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House
Judiciary Committee
U.S. Office of Education
Celler
Harold Howell
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Howe
Hays
Ike Would Not Bar Nuclear Weapons in Vietnam War
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would not automatically preclude use of nuclear weapons to win the Vietnam War while cautioning he does not criticize President Johnson's approach. He stressed he would seek an honorable, rapid solution and recalled Korea where threats were not openly used. The remarks came during a Republican Coordinating Committee meeting in Washington as Senate Leader Mike Mansfield urged backing Johnson's peace efforts.
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Willis
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Johnson
U.S
Republican Coordinating Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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