Johnson Defends Army Plan As Prudent
President Johnson backs abolishing the Army Reserve as prudent while the Reserve Officers Association demands a thorough probe of Defense Secretary McNamara s plan to merge some units into the National Guard and place others on inactive status The Air Force Reserve is warned as next to go in a drive to save about 150 million dollars annually amid questions over the need for remaining units.
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Andrews Man Dies In Mishap Near Monahans
A 24 year old Andrews roughneck was killed instantly while working on a drilling rig near Monahans. John Harry Guice of Andrews died from head injuries after slipping from the rig floor and being crushed between a drilling line and a drum. He had lived in Andrews recently and was a native of Oak Grove Louisiana. Survived by wife Della and four daughters, plus his parents and siblings. Funerals planned in Louisiana with services pending.
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US orders expulsion of three Soviet embassy attaches
Washington says the three Soviet military attaches are un acceptable for activities incompatible with their diplomatic status and orders their ouster in retaliation for Moscow's restrictions on three American attaches.
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Viet Nam Flood Kills 500. Thousands Homeless
In central Viet Nam U S officials report 500 drowned and 2000 left homeless after a weekend flood across two provinces. Ninh Thuan Province, about 170 miles northeast of Saigon, was hardest hit amid prior heavy rains and renewed flooding.
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Robbery at Dorval Airport Nets Gold Bullion
A hooded gang robbed Air Canada’s Dorval International Airport terminal in Montreal early today, taking two boxes of gold bricks and a shipment of watches worth up to 250000. Five or six assailants handcuffed four employees, locked them in a shower room, and escaped within minutes in a highly smooth, clockwork style raid.
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Supreme Court Backs Civil Rights Act Motel Ruling
Washington The Supreme Court upholds the 1964 Civil Rights Act public accommodations clause applied to an Atlanta motel serving interstate travelers and a Birmingham restaurant. Justice Clark asserts Congress may regulate interstate commerce and remove obstructions, with discretion in choosing means reasonably adapted to ends. The case involves Moreton Rolleston Jr and an injunction against discrimination signed by President Johnson.
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Rusk De Gaulle Talk Focuses On Nuclear Bloc
Paris reports show U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Charles de Gaulle discussed an Allied multilateral nuclear force opposed by France. The 114 hour meeting covered NATO plans, assurances on not seeking a U.S. offensive against France, and potential expansions of a regional allied nuclear force in the Far East and Middle East.
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Jewel Burglary Figure's Mate Takes Own Life
Miami reports Jack Murphy known as Murph the Surf faced New York Supreme Court today with two co defendants in the great gem theft case. Bonnie Sutera 22, Murphy's girlfriend and common law wife, was found dead from barbiturate intoxication in their apartment. A note to Murphy and an open Bible were found on her table as the medical examiner confirmed the cause. Murphy showed no emotion upon learning of Sutera's death or during the examiner's briefing.
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Red Raid Shocks Yanks In Vietnamese HQ Attack
Communist commandos infiltrated the Vietnamese 5th Division headquarters at 3 a.m. wounding four American officers with a bomb. Four other American casualties were reported including one killed and two wounded. The raid followed a top secret transport crash killing two Americans. In a separate clash in the Perfume River Valley an enlisted man died aboard an armored vehicle during a firefight with guerrillas, with 43 Commu nists counted after noon. Page 2-A VIET.
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Three Probed In Bombings
Three Montgomery men Henry Alexander James White and Donald Landers were charged after admitting they exploded a gas filled balloon near a crowded Negro church to frighten residents. They are also suspects in a November dynamite attack on Charles Spears home causing $30,000 damage but no injuries.
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China Admits Yank Medic
UPI reports New York surgeon Dr. Samuel Rosen will visit Red China to demonstrate his ear surgery that restores hearing. Approved by State Dept passports for Rosen and wife to travel to Peking Jan 1, the operation corrects deafness by adjusting the stapes. about 14,000 cured in 27 nations. Rosen notes 90 percent success, calling it a terrific patient sensation. Ambassador Nehru’s praise reportedly reached Mao and Chou En-lai.
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Nixon Holds Top Hand Says Goldwater
Republicans claim President Nixon has an advantage as Goldwater asserts momentum and influence in national politics with potential impact on upcoming campaigns.
Court Dismisses Sit In Charges In Civil Rights Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled the new Civil Rights Act requires dismissal of sit-in related charges from before its passage. Justice Tom C Clark announced, freeing three Negro demonstrators in appeals. About 3,000 prosecutions were pending in Southern states.
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