De Gaulle Pondering New Race In Runoff Election
Paris reports President De Gaulle returning from his country home as the nation awaits a decision on whether he will stay in the presidential election fight. He has until midnight Thursday to decide, with Gaullist circles assuring he will remain a candidate for the December 19 runoff against Francois Mitterrand. If he withdraws, Mitterrand would face Jean Lecanuet, who placed third in Sunday’s vote.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
Jean Lecanvet
Pilot Ejects From Jet After 8000 Foot Drop
An Edwards Air Force Base pilot ejected from a jet during a routine check flight after an 8000 foot drop. The incident left the pilot with only a scratch, with medical teams assessing the aftermath.
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Edwards Air Forc Base
Student Tries to Set Fire to Himself During U S Air Flight
Turkish student 26 arrives in Washington to discuss talks with Dean Rusk and defense officials. The man poured gasoline on himself and attempted to set a fire before fellow students intervened during a pilotless desert training incident. Air Force Capt. Richard Sawyer survived a bail-out and was rescued 50 minutes later after the incident near a desert aeronautics center.
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Lupinnaun
Suenwy Ee Temel Unal
Himae
Washington
UPI
Istanbul University
Elias Miles
California
Air Force
Dean Rusk
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Polic
Defense
Robert S
McNamara
Orville L. Freeman
Space Research Center
Richard E. Sawyer
Inglewood
Toll for Traffic toll hits record in October
Chicago dispatch reports 4 820 traffic deaths in October the highest monthly toll of the year with October 1965 5 above October 1964. The National Safety Council adds 10 month totals at 39 760 up 2 from 1964 while travel is up 4 percent to 736 billion miles. Vehicle death rate slips to 5 4 per 106 million miles. Disabling injuries reach 1 4 million in 10 months. Also notes psychiatrist Dr Sueather Emil Winkler dies at 65 from cancer in New York.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Safety Council
New York
UPI
Sueather Emil Winkler
Fragmented ACMOSS 39 Card Puzzle
OCR read shows scattered terms and numbers from a puzzle page with items like Deeds, Franklin, Mine, Bed, and ship related entries. The text is garbled with mismatched phrases and no coherent news event or person.
Antique decanter gift line with Currier Ives scenes
The text promotes Antique in an Early American decanter with scrollwork and holiday gift carton. It highlights all bottle sizes and deco rated packaging featuring Currier & Ives winter scenes. A playful note mentions Doolittle would like Antique for Christmas.
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Doolittle
Reading program approved for 1 million in Los Angeles
The Board approved a $1 million primary grade reading program to help educationally disadvantaged children in two schools. The program will begin by February and will be financed with federal funds.
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Angeles
Board of Atten Fats
Jefferson Jones Dies Publisher at 73 in Santa Barbara
Jefferson Jones 73, a newspaper publisher and former editor of the Minneapolis Journal and owner of the Montana Chronicle, died in Santa Barbara. His career spanned roles as publisher and editor across Minnesota and Montana.
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Jefferson Jones
Santa Barbara
Jjefferson Jones
Toller
Minnesota
Montan i
Mott Jones
Minneaipolis
Tor
Thein
Mont) Chronicle
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