West Germany eyes spring talks with Red China on trade ties
Bonn plans renewed official contact with Peking in spring aiming for exchange of trade missions. Berlin hopes the move signals broadened relations and adds pressure on East Germany. The step could strain the Soviet bloc while bolstering Bonn’s stance with Paris.
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West Germany
Red China
Bonn
West Berlin
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Germany
East
Peking
East Germany
Wreckage of Bonanza Propjet Found Near Las Vegas
Searchers on a snowy Nevada mountaintop found the shattered Bonanza Airline propjet wreckage from Flight 114. All 29 aboard died, including a baby boy, as rescue teams recovered bodies amid snow and cold until early morning.
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John Lengel
Las Vegas
Nev
Arden Dome
William T. Riley
Bonanza
Bonanza Airlines
UPI
Reds Name Presidium Members
The Kremlin regime added three new Presidium members and trimmed Khrushchev era changes at a secret Central Committee meeting. Ukrainian party chief Pyotr Shelest and ex security chief Alexander Shelepin joined the Presidium. Pyotr Demichev became a candidate member. Khrushchev’s son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei was expelled. Brezhnev remains first secretary and presides over an 11 member Presidium.
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Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pyotr Shelest
Alexander Shelepin
Moscow City
Pyotr N. Demichev
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Central Committee
Presidium
Frol Rheziov
Vasily I. Polyakov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Shelest
Ukrainian Communist Party
Ecumenical Council Nears End as Pope Donates Crown
Vatican City AP The Vatican Ecumenical Council enters its final week with an appeal for world aid gifts. Archbishop Percile Felici reported cardinals and others donated to the Pope for the needy after Paul VI’s jeweled crown gesture. Contributions were urged to go to the Vatican Secretariat of State.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Percile Felici
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul
Felice
Vatican Secretariat of State
American Doctor Carlson faces rebel execution in Congo
Congo rebels announced they would execute American medical missionary Dr. Paul Carlson at noon in Stanleyville but offered no confirmation he was killed. Carlson, 36, linked by rebels to the US armed forces, is believed to be a missionary with Covenant World Mission. U.S. officials say he has no military background.
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Congo
Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
The
Stanleyville
United States
Carlson
Nairobi
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Mission
Evangelique de L
Yakoma
Central African Republic
Christophe Gbenye
Chicago
Arden Almquist
Covenant World Missions
Kindu
Maniema
Patrice Lumumba
Ford Seeks Next Move in Parts Shortage Crisis
Ford Motor Co studies its next move as a parts shortage spreads toward a system wide plant shutdown possibly by week end. About 58 000 of 160 000 workers are idle in strikes or layoffs nationwide with 16 700 affected by local plant stoppages reduced to five. Negotiations with the UAW continue as a national meeting nears.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
National Bargaining Committee
National
Ford Committee
Sheffield
Ala
Chicago Heights
Ill
Ci Spaieeul
Murder arraignment set today for Robert P. Steele
District Court scheduled an arraignment for Robert P. Steele at 1:30 p.m. for two counts of murder in the Oct 3 Roswell deaths of Erika McGowan and her 3 year old son. A third charge of aggravated battery involves Airman JC Daniels of Walker AFB. Steele pled innocent at a prior preliminary hearing.
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Robert P. Steele
Patrick Hanagan
Steele
Erika McGowan
Roswell
JC John Daniels
Walker Air Force Base
Justice of the Peace
J.C. Jones
Shop Unions Set Rail Strike Date
Six AFL-CIO Railway Employes Department unions plan a nationwide rail strike at 6 a.m. local time on Monday November 23. About 140000 workers who build, maintain, repair and service locomotives and cars are involved. Michael Fox, department president, says chairmen have been told to prepare lines and conduct, with other railroad unions to be notified for potential sympathy and recognition of picket lines.
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Chicago
Afl-Cio Railway
Michael Fox
Fox
Road Travel Hazardous After Arizona Blizzard
Snow hit northern Arizona hard on Sunday then tapered today. Highway skies cleared widely though flurries persisted at Kingman on U.S. 66. The Arizona Highway Patrol reported hundreds of motorists stranded along U.S. 66 and other highways had been sent on their way.
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Ariz
Arizona
Kingman
U.S. 66
Arizona Highway Patrol
U.S. 6
Highway Patrol
Las Vegas
Bonanza
Floyd Disney
Pearl Misak
Prescott
Callie Mae White
Arizona 69
Pres
Supreme Court sends reapportionment duty to Pennsylvania
The High Court assigned Pennsylvania’s legislature the task of enacting a reapportionment law compliant with the one-man-one-vote standard. Separate notes report Central California earthquakes, a downed U S reconnaissance aircraft over China, and a libel case move to Louisiana courts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Tokyo
Peking
China
Rockets Slow U S Satellite Programs
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's satellite program slowed by a faulty Delta rocket third stage X258. October and November launches including Tiros 3 weather satellite an orbiting solar observatory and an Explorer radiation sensing payload delayed to 1965. NASA Goddard seeks fix or substitute motor as Delta launches reduced to two pads. Syncom 3 and IMP-1 operate as planned.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Delta
Explorer
Louisiana teachers press for full raise at Baton Rouge protest
Scores of rural and New Orleans area teachers gathered at the Louisiana Capitol as a 20 day special session opened seeking an average $1,000 yearly pay boost. A spokesman cited 12 rural parishes plus six New Orleans busloads. Avoyelles Parish alone projected 300 teachers. Public schools in New Orleans area were closed for the day. Governor McKeithen recalled past teacher protests and planned a meeting with Orleans Parish education officials and about 35 teachers at his office.
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Louisiana Capitol
New Orleans
John McKeithen
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