United Nations Shifts to Punish Israel Over Jordan Fears
The Security Council issued its harshest rebuke yet to Israel over reprisals against three Jordanian villages. It warned of economic and military penalties, aiming to deter further Arab-Israeli clashes that could ignite Jordan. Israel rejected the draft, arguing it ignored Arab belligerence and threats against Israel. The United States backed the condemnation to defend territorial integrity in the Middle East.
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United Nations
Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Middle East
New Zealand
Michael Comay
Camay
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Palestine Arab
Hussein
Ocean Study Ship Due in Long Beach
North American Aviation's Ocean Systems Operations division plans to base the 800-ton Giant MU in Long Beach after acquisition on the Gulf Coast. The vessel will enter Craig Shipyard for modification as Ocean Systems expands with offices for 350 staff and a Catalina Island base at Fisherman Cove near USC Marine Science Center.
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North American Aviation
Long Beach
Gulf Coast
NAA
Ocean Systems Operations Division
Craig Shipyard
North American
Ocean Systems
Navy Landing
Catalina Island
Fisherman Cove
USC Marine Science’ Center
Foreign carriers to cut fares for group tours
Pan American World Airways plans to offer the new low group fares starting January 1 to Europe, South America, and the Far East, contingent on foreign government approval. British Overseas Airways Corp, Air-India and Scandinavian Airlines System quickly align. France and Lufthansa propose similar moves at a Rome fares meeting. Other carriers study or decline comment.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
United States
British
Overseas Airways Corporation
Air-Indian
Scandinavian Airlines
Air France
Lufthansa
International Air ‘Transport Assn
Rome
Pan American
Europe
South America
Far East
Ihe
Pan Am
WHOA THERE Cycle Police Lose Two Races At Once
In Indianapolis police report a patrolman stopped a speeder then had his motorcycle lurch into gear and ride off riderless. It struck four parked cars before the speeder vanished.
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Indianapolis
David H. Elmers
Elmore
Car Dives in Harbor Drowns Driver at 76
The body of Joan Thomas Clark was recovered by divers at 2 50 am after her car traveling about 20 miles an hour plunged into Long Beach Harbor. Gerald Stratton stood nearby and swam to the sinking car but could not free Clark before it sank in about 40 feet of water. Lifeguard Robert Heinsohn and diver Thomas Shinn conducted multiple dives from a harbor patrol boat, locating and bringing Clark to the surface. The car was raised by a crane. Clark was identified via papers in her wallet.
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John Thomas Clark
Redlands
Pier 6
Long Beach Harbor
Clark
Redlands Pier G
Hisj
Joan Thomas
Gerald Stratton
Gundry Ave
Stratton
Robert N. Heinsohn
Corona Ave
Thomas R. Shinn
Magnolia Ave
Americans Bear Arms as U.S. Forces Top 3.29 Million
The Defense Department reports 3,293,818 servicemen under arms the highest in 12 years, with 64,109 new inductees in October. Drafts and buildup push manpower toward a 3.3 million target, while January calls shrink to about 16,000.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Defense Department
Pentagon
Sherlu
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
Texas White House
City issues job openings for multiple civil service posts
The Civil Service Board seeks cooks accountants water caulker repairmen and varityper and composing machine operators. Applications and exam details available at 215 W Broadway with tests in December. Exams scheduled Dec 6 Dec 13 Dec 15 for various posts with salaries from 191 to 9947 monthly.
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W. Broadway
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Enok
Veterans’ Building
Explosion at Havana School Kills Three Students
An accidental chemical fire in a laboratory at a coeducational military school in a Havana suburb killed three girl students and injured more than a dozen others as walls collapsed into adjacent classrooms. Army officials described the blast as accidental and occurring in a lab setting.
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Havana
Army
Togo President Names New Cabinet Amid Shakeup
President Nicolas Grunitzky in Lome announced a new cabinet today after dissolving the old group last week amid rivalries. The move follows his criticism of ministers as divisions hindered governance.
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Lome
Togo
Nicolas Grunitzky
Grunitzky
Long Time Apart A Special Reunion For Chinese Family
The Yee family in Detroit celebrates a Thanksgiving reunion after years apart due to political barriers. Guy Yee, his wife Yui and children Lateja 15 Margaret 11 arrived from Canton with remaining relatives in China awaiting future permission to join them. Dale Yee recalls the long separation and hopes for eventual reunification as the family builds a two bedroom home and plans for schooling and cooking at the restaurant.
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Guy Kai-shek
China
Yee
Yui
Shek
Dale Yee
Lateja
Margaret
Rv- Yee
Chiangjer i
Canton City
Dale
Hong Kong
United States
Canton
Larry
Court Order Halts Ohio Teacher Strike
A Common Pleas Judge in Youngstown ordered a temporary injunction to halt the teacher strike, require classes to resume, end picketing, and set a 9 30 am Tuesday hearing on the case merits. About 32,000 students faced a Thanksgiving vacation as schools closed this week. In Hubbard, an injunction filing was delayed by a prejudice affidavit against a local judge, affecting the strike action there.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Common Pleas
Elwyn V. Jenkens
Jenkens
Join Weed Powers
Hubbard
Trumbull County Common Pleas Court
George Birrell
Dan Modak
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
Kentucky Sheriff Shot Dead in Johnson County
Walter Meek, 28, the youngest Kentucky sheriff, was shot and killed at the front door of a Paintsville residence during a lunacy warrant service. Deputy Curtis DeLong was wounded. state police prepared tear gas as the gun battle continued. crowds gathered despite warnings.
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Paintsville
Walter Meek
Kentucky
Johnson County
Faintsville
Curtis DeLong
Meek
Pace
DeLong
Five Witnesses Sentenced for Draft Refusal at Austin Hospital
Five Jehovahs Witnesses were sentenced to 18 years in prison in Austin for refusing military service by working at the Austin State Hospital. Four-year terms were imposed on Pablo Elizveraz of Corpus Christi Tollie Mack Padgett of El Paso and Johnny Rodriguez of Sinton by U S District Judge Jack Roberts.
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Austin
Tex
Austin State Hospital
US. Dist
Jack Roberts
Pablo Elizveraz
Corpus Christi
Tollie Mack Padgett
el Paso
Johnny Rodriguez
Sinton
Former Actress Sues Car Rental for Crash
Former actress and five individuals from Houston filed a civil suit against Avis Rent A Car System and driver Robert Bruer seeking more than 5,000 dollars each. The action ties to an automobile crash and opposition to military draft reporting terms.
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The
Lee
Robert Bruer
Johnson Wins GOP Help on Budget Slashing Plan
President Johnson secures key Republican support led by Dirksen and Ford to trim nonessential domestic programs by three billion dollars. A White House agenda includes a $160 million titanium industry expansion and education television study for developing nations.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Johnson
Republican Party
Dub Neon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
George Mahon
D-Tex
J.B. Ranch
Donald Hornig
U.S
Europe
White House
Leonard Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Dirkson
Gerald ®. Ford
Dirksen
SDP
Coalision
Viet Nam
Dirk* Sen
Ford
Old Home Week at White House for Living White House book
Mrs. Johnson hosts former first families to introduce a new White House guidebook. Guests include Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. John Eisenhower. Kennedy family not invited. Book by White House Historical Association and National Geographic Society features 93 color plates and aims for Christmas market. photographs will adorn East Room and Great Hall.
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Tex
UPI
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lady Bird Johnson
Fommer First
Kennedy
Washington
U New York
Tre Kennedy
John Jr
Caroline
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