Peace plan agreed by LBJ allies at Malacanang Palace
United seven nations led by President Johnson sign a communique and declarations on goals of freedom and peace in Asia. They pledge prisoner exchanges with Red Cross support, set up consultative talks among ambassadors in Saigon, and commit to unity against hunger illiteracy and disease while outlining future peace principles.
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College Stunt May Prove Deadly for Pair
Two college students climbed into an early warning missile station near Flyingdales England in what authorities call a dangerous stunt They may have exposed themselves to lethal radiation and were advised to undergo immediate medical checks The incident involved a base with radar screens and a high security fence and officials noted national election timing in South Vietnam was also mentioned in the chaotic report.
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Tanker Gulfstag Burns Killing Seven Aboard
The Gulfstag tanker burned after two explosions near Morgan City Louisiana. Coast Guard reports seven dead and all missing presumed trapped in the stern section. Rescue crafts and a helicopter assisted crew, with water pressure failing to fight the blaze. A 10 square mile exclusion zone was set as planes were kept above 2,000 feet.
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New Orleans
Russ Claim Red China Plots War
The Agency said China is developing atom bombs to challenge the US Soviet nuclear monopoly and undermine oppressed nations. It denounced Chinese cultural revolution aims and contrasted them with North Viet Nam's gratitude to the Soviet Union, placing Hanoi in a delicate position amid Chinese criticism.
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U S to Send Pakistan Wheat and Oils
Karachi report says the United States and Pakistan signed an agreement for delivery of 18,000 tons of wheat worth 31.25 million and 29,000 tons of soybean and cottonseed oil worth 9.25 million. The shipments will bring Pakistan’s wheat and oil supply this year to over 34 million dollars.
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Pakistan
United States
Bomb Threat Delays Berkeley China Film Showing
Berkeley police evacuated about 100 people from University of California Lew Hall after a bomb threat. A search found no device. the Felix Greene documentary on China was postponed and later rescheduled, sponsored by the Viet Nam Day Committee.
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Felix Greene
Palo Alto
Yorty to Visit Mexico on Vacation Business Trip
Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty plans a vacation and business trip to Mexico on Wednesday. He is expected to return November 10.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Mexico
Free Starving Nun, 17 From Reds' Cave
Southeast Asia’s rice bowl area near Saigon became the focus of a major government offensive. Officials said thousands of troops, possibly up to a 7,000-man division, struck 56 miles southwest of the city, killing Viet Cong, seizing arms, and freeing prisoners in what was labeled the biggest operation of the war. The broader Vietnam war saw ongoing air and ground activity with mounting losses on both sides as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces pursued Viet Cong targets in the Delta and along the invasion routes.
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Youth to Be Tried in Deaths at Yonkers Center
A 17 year old Yonkers youth will stand trial for first degree murder in the fire at Yonkers Jewish Community Center that killed nine children and three adults. Judge Dempsey ruled statements to police inadmissible for improper counsel warning. Ruppert faces a 25 count indictment for arson and murder arising from the December 20, 1965 blaze.
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