Indonesians Burn Reds University in Jakarta Disturbances
About 800 youths chanted down with communism and set fire to the Chinese University in Jakarta while clashes with 60 Chinese Communist students erupted near a dormitory. Firearms were used and several injured before soldiers intervened as anti Communist rallies surged.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Enid Kb Niva
We? Ehele Mall Oyg
The
Chinese University
PKI
Hang Aidit
Indonesian Communist Party
D. N. Aidit
Warnings Ignored as Vietnam Day Parade Plans Go On
Berkeley police and National Guard mobilized as the Vietnam Day Committee pressed ahead with a 715 mile march from UC Berkeley to Oakland Army Terminal despite warnings from state and local authorities. Campus protests spread to Rutgers Michigan Texas and Washington DC with clashes and contentious debates over permits and free speech.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States
California Berkeley
Oakland Army Terminal
New Brunswick
N.J
Walter Lantrey
Coast Guard
Viet Nam
Rutgers University
Univesity of
Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
U.S
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Students For A Democratic Society
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
National Committee
University of California
Sproul Hall
Oakland
National Guard
Army Terminal
Elusive Texan Boasts He Won't Be Taken Alive
Delbert Harmon Garmon, a 26 year old Texas ex convict holding 17 hostages in a 10 day escape, vanished again near Weatherford Oklahoma boasting he will not be taken alive. He forced entry into the Hamburger home and fled in their 1964 car after taking four residents as hostages. The four were unharmed and the fugitive was sighted fleeing on back roads as police closed in.
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Weatherford
Okla
Delbert Harmon Garmon
Texas
Oklahoma
Garmon
Leo Hamburger
Mata Hari Executed Near Paris in 1917
Mata Hari also known as Gertrude Zelle was executed outside Paris on October 15 1917 according to the World Almanac.
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Mata Hari
Gertrude Zelle
Paris
South Viet Nam Claims 218 Viet Cong Killed in Two Battles
The South Vietnamese army says 218 Viet Cong were killed in two battles over two days, with 168 in a major Mekong Delta fight near Can Tho and 50 in Binh Duong Province. U.S. spokesmen did not confirm the figures.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Binh Duong
U.S. Army
1St Infantry Division
Central Highlands
1St Air Cavalry Division
Suai Ca
Wanda Murphy Celebrates First Birthday at Ouachita Valley Fair
Wanda Suzanne Murphy daughter of Mrs. Jack Murphy celebrated her first birthday at the Ouachita Valley Fair. She enjoyed a ride on the merry go round with her mother and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woolsey and great grandmother Mrs. Hattie Duncan of Monroe.
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Wanda Suzanne Murphy
Jack Murphy
Malvern St
Ouachita Valley Fair
Ted Woolsey
Hattie Duncan
Monroe
Deaf drivers learn safety in classes in Chicago
Police officer John J. OConnell teaches Friday night driver improvement classes for deaf students since 1961 using sign language and visual aids. He notes daytime warnings from emergency vehicles are hard to hear and trains students to stop when another car is stopped.
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Chicago
John J. O'Connell
O'Connell
O’connell
Navy Restores Sole Surviving Son Noncombat Policy
The Navy has reinstated a policy allowing sole surviving sons to avoid combat by requesting noncombat assignments. It covers those in families killed in service since 1940 and follows an internal review. The Navy will release personnel after their current enlistment ends.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Torrential Rains Flood Floridians on Gold Coast
Southeast Florida endured its heaviest rain in memory with Fort Lauderdale recording 24.43 inches and Pompano Beach 23.33 inches in 24 hours. Flooding closed roads, damaged seawalls, and forced a state of emergency as a death from a hit-and-run was reported amid widespread inundation.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Florida
Gold Coast
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Weather Bureau
Maxine DeGraw
U.S. 1
Paul Hughes
Mary Jeannette Cowen
Wahoo Canal
South Florida
Weather
Cuba
Twin Cities Forecast Partly Cloudy And Mild
The Twin Cities are expected to see partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures. Daytime highs range from 84 to 88 degrees, and the overnight low is projected at 63 to 68. Sunshine will cover most of the area with light southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Monroe
Plans Complete On Building For ITT Here
Architect H H Land Jr said plans are complete for a building for International Telephone and Telegraph in Monroe. City officials and ITT lawyers work on a lease to locate the plant at Selman Field, with legal work expected to finish in 10 days. ITT had announced the plant to employ about 250, following talks with Sen Long and Rep Passman.
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H. H. Land Jr
International
Johnson reported to have pains after surgery
Washington AP reports President Johnson is noted to have pains near his incision and only two hours sleep. White House aide Joseph Laitin says pain does not require sedation and doctors view progress as satisfactory.
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Washington
Johnson
Joseph Laitin
White House
Laitin
20 Per Cent Of Goal Hit In UGF Drive
United Givers Fund workers have reached 20.6 percent of the 1966 goal with $58,964 collected toward $284,934. A noon meeting at Highland Park Country Club reviewed progress, with a final report Friday and a Victory Dinner set for Oct 28. Department totals include Monroe area 22.5 percent, West Monroe seven percent, Twin Cities 32.6 percent, Sterlington 38.8 percent. General chairman J C Mose Loftin urged greater effort, and Charles Womack of Central United Foundation presented a $5,800 donation from Central Savings Bank employees and bank. Northeast State College music department provided entertainment.
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United Givers Fund
Highland Park Country Club
Monroe Area
West Monroe Area
Twin Cities
Sterlington Area
J. C
Mose
Loftin
Charles Womack
Central United Foundation
Central United Fund of Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Northeast State College Music Department
Chuckle in Politics: Machine Against You, Organization For You
In a humorous political quip the speaker contrasts a machine as the opponent to a group or organization as an ally. The remark plays on the idea of impersonal systems shaping outcomes versus organized support backing a candidate or cause.
Titan 3 Rocket Orbits Space Switch Engine
A Titan 3 rocket launched from Cape Kennedy in a test flight to orbit the new switch engine designed to ignite multiple times, shift orbits, and deploy satellites. The Air Force reported the early flight phases succeeded as the vehicle reached an initial Earth orbit between 115 and 460 miles.
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Titan
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Injuries Fatal To Student At Southside High
A 16 year old student at Southside High School Clifton Sanchez died from injuries after being dragged by a mule near E A Conway Memorial Hospital. He had been in Charity Hospital since the accident Wednesday morning and the body will be taken to Raceland for burial with Falgout Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Southside High School
Clifton Sanchez
Sanchez
Lockport
Charity Hospital
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Raceland
Falgout Funeral Home
E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
Sky Lab Carries Out Experiments in Earth Orbit
Washington AP reports OGO 2, the United States newest scientific satellite, whirled Earthward with at least five of its 20 experiments active. Launched from Van Nuys base, it has reached Earth stabilization after earlier troubles and aims to map magnetic fields and auroral activity while studying energetic particles in the ionosphere.
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Washington
U.S. Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Quito
Ecuador
Earth
Igned
OGO 2
Nobel Prize for Literature Goes to Mikhail Sholokhov
The 1965 Nobel Prize in literature awarded to Soviet novelist Mikhail Sholokhov, 60, famed for And Quiet Flows the Don. He is noted as a close friend of former Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev.
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Stockholm
UPI
Mikhail Sholokhov
Sholokhov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Pranoto Seksosanandra
Pranoto
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