Police Foil Minuteman Plot Against Red Camps
New York police and prosecutors report 20 ultra right Minutemen jailed pending grand jury action over a plot to destroy left wing study camps in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Authorities say the 10 month probe led to raids seizing over one million rounds of ammo 11 machine guns bazookas mortars grenades and other weapons. Queens County DA Nat H. Hentel called the seizure the largest weapons haul in memory.
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Food Uprising Organizes Nationwide Boycott in New York
A New York area action by Shoppers Against De ception SAD mobilizes homemakers against high food prices. The group plans a week long open boycott of supermarkets in Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island.
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Eisenhower backs stronger U S push in Viet Nam
Former President Eisenhower urged increased military force in South Vietnam to end the war quickly. He criticized gradualism and stressed war must take priority over domestic programs while praising U S service members and General Westmoreland. He did not specify the exact form of power but supported the administration's aims in Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
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Guinea Holds U S Envoy Amid Hostage Crisis in Africa
U S Ambassador Robinson McIlvaine was put under house arrest in Conakry as Guinea responded to the Ghanaian kidnapping of 19 Guineans including the foreign minister. The incident triggered regional condemnations and an emergency OAU session in Addis Ababa.
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Edward Kennedy Campaign Swing Through Ohio
Senator Edward Kennedy urged voters across six Ohio cities to back Democratic Congressional candidates to keep Kennedy Johnson programs alive. He pressed for strong turnout on November 8 and endorsed state Senator Frazier Reams Jr. for governor, framing the effort as crucial to sustaining federal programs with state and local cooperation.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Scientist predicts 100 missiles by mid-1967 in China drive
A leading nuclear scientist says Red China can build 100 nuclear missile warheads by mid 1967 to intimidate neighbors and influence U.S. Viet Nam strategy.
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Washington
UPI
Red China
U.S
Viet Nam
Go Go Girl Found Dead On Rural Road
GAMBIER Ohio authorities await a coroner's report on the death of Linda Kohlmeier 19 a go go dancer found on Knox County Road 228 near here. Sheriff Ralph Peairs says she apparently died of a head injury and it is not yet clear if a car struck her or a weapon was involved. The body in a dancing costume and coat was spotted by a Frederick town milkman around 6 am Sunday. Kohlmeier formerly lived in Massillon and had worked in Mount Vernon Columbus Cincinnati and Kentucky. Her car was found parked near the house she rented two miles away.
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