Sea Collision Kills Nineteen on Carib Cruise
A Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali was cut in two by Israeli liner Shalom off New Jersey in dense fog. Nineteen crew members are dead or missing, 24 survivors rescued, seven men unaccounted, amid a daylong search.
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Francis Stilley
NEW York
New Jersey
Atlantic
Ing
Shalom
Pride
Stolt Dagali
West Indies
Oslo
Newark
Philadelphia
Kris
Rebels Holdouts Remain as Stanleyville Quietly Empties
In Stanleyville and Paulis, pockets of snipers persist after a U S Belgian airlift began. About 1,600 white hostages were rescued and 1,070 refugees evacuated by American planes. Five Americans remain in rebel areas with Heart of Africa Mission staff listed among the missing.
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U.S
Michael P. E Hoyt
Chicago
Stanleyville
Congo
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Hoyt
Kenneth L. Whiting
Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo River
Paulis
Patlis
Ers
Stanleyvile
Pauls
A. Chansler
Egbita
W. McChesney
Wamba
F. J. Cunningham
Titule
Heart of Africa
Fort Washington
FCC Orders Broadcasting Investigation
The FCC directed a seven member inquiry into payola and hidden advertising in radio broadcasting. It cites allegations that payola and playola persist with record companies and others making secret payments to disc jockeys and for influencing broadcasts. The inquiry is nonpublic unless public sessions are ordered for public interest.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
Presidential Protection Expanded by 75 Secret Service Staff
The Secret Service will add 75 agents clerks and technical personnel as an initial step to boost presidential protection. Secretary Douglas Dillon said the move will emphasize better advance work and preventive measures for presidential travel with more sophisticated equipment, costing about 650000 dollars.
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Washington
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Department
Dillon
Drive Begins To Aid Paralyzed Policeman
Citizens for Leyba organize an aid drive for Alfred Leyba 27 former State Policeman injured Nov 4 1963 in Las Cruces. He is partially paralyzed and will need long therapy with over 30000 dollars in expenses and 5000 in unpaid bills. Funds go to hospital bills via Chuck Starks Roswell. Leyba was in a stolen vehicle incident in Dona Ana County Nov 4 1963 and was unconscious for six weeks. He is a Roswell High graduate married to Catherine Sanchez Hagerman with two young children.
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Citizens For
Citizens For Leyba P.O
Roswell
N. M
Leyba
Dona Ana
Roswell High
Catherine Sanchez
Hagerman
Crude oil import cut prospects seen as dim
Washington AP reports prospects for cutting crude oil imports are dim despite a plea by the Independent Petroleum Association of America. Officials say changes depend on presidential proclamation or congressional action and current allocations will likely reflect usual seasonal fluctuations through 1965.
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Washington
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Congress
Stewart Udall
Interior
Morse Calls Gen Taylor Warmonger in Senate Blast
Sen Wayne Morse accuses Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor of being a warmonger and calls for both Taylor and deputy Alexis Johnson to be dismissed. He faults Taylor for propaganda and backing increased U S military action in Southeast Asia and urges his recall to the United States.
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Washington (Ap
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
A. Alexis Johnson
South Viet Nam
Morse
United States
Southeast Asia
Alexis Johnson
N M Road Toll So Far This Year
The toll on N M roads reached 325 for the current year, compared with 336 at the same date last year, indicating a slight year over year decrease in traffic-related fatalities or incidents.
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N. M
Embassy Protest Follows Cairo Mob Attack on U S Compound
U S Ambassador Lucius Battle filed a formal protest after a mob of African students attacked the U S Embassy compound in Cairo. The crowd burned the John F Kennedy Memorial Library and a Marine barracks in protest of the Congo rescue operation. No injuries reported. ambassador’s building suffered minor damage and library damage was about 250000 dollars.
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Cairo
U.S
Lucius Battle
Congo
United Fund Exceeds Goal In Roswell Drive
Roswell supporters report the United Fund surpassed its goal of 138 982 with pledges totaling 140 398 or 101 percent of the target. Drive chairman Larry Harris called it a booming success and credited broader giving and doubled contributions for meeting obligations of the nine agencies.
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United Fund
Larry Harris
United Fund Drive
Happy United Fund
Norman Stevens
J. P. Willey
C. F. Halverson
Jim Bruin
Cabral
Chaves County United Fund
Drive
Harris
Roswell
Rusk Taylor Reappraisal Could Widen Vietnam War
Secretary of State Rusk and Ambassador Taylor begin an intensive reappraisal of U.S. strategy in Vietnam. They may push President Johnson toward broadening the war beyond South Vietnam, with talks leading to White House sessions next week. Taylor argues new decisions are due and favors strikes against North Vietnam or Laos targets to pressure Hanoi and bolster South Vietnam negotiations.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Taylor
Rusk
White House
South Viet Nam
North
Kingdom of
Laos
Hanoi
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Johnson City
Tex
Maxwell Taylor
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Scientific Committee On Atomic Radiation
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
Woonsocket, R.L
Ernest N. Boucher
Petros, Tenn
Brush Mountain State Prison
Los Alamos
Gen. Taylor
Warmonger
HUNT
Glen Bradley
Lincoln County
Gavilan Canyon
Big Spring
Bob Miller
Bradley
R. O. White
White Mountain
Red Feathe
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