White House says no bombing in eastern Vietnam zone
The White House confirms no American bombing in the eastern sector of the Vietnam demilitarized zone. Press secretary Moyers frames the pause as to allow ICC investigation into alleged Geneva Treaty violations, not a suspension, and notes uncertainty over the ICC’s actual activity or linkage to mutual de escalation urged at the UN.
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Bill D. Moyers
ICC
International Control Commission
Moyers
Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Pause in bombing aims to restore demilitarized zone in Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced a halt in bombing in part of the Viet Nam demilitarized zone to restore its neutral status. The pause, affecting the eastern buffer zone, is linked to an ICC inquiry and possible disengagement talks with North Viet Nam. Canadian officials noted limited patrol resumption under the pause and weighed Canada’s role with the International Control Commission. The Times reported Maurice Couve de Murville told President Johnson that North Viet Nam no longer believes it can win in the South.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Rusk
U Thant
White House
ICC
Canada
International Control Commission
Paul Martin
United States
North Viet Nam
North
South
Internatonal Truce Supervisory Commission
South Viet Nam
Washington
Truce Commission
Saigon
Hanoi
U.S. State Department
Demilitarized Zone
Vote Machine Group Hears Big Charges
In Santa Fe the State Voting Machine Committee heard claims that voting machines were rigged in five New Mexico counties during the primary. A press aide to Rep. E. S. Johnny Walker alleged rigging in Bernalillo San Miguel McKinley Valencia and Rio Arriba counties while calling for expert checks and updated locks to ensure voter confidence.
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Santa FE
State
New Mexico
Russell Cappel
U. S
E. S
Johnny Walker
Dn.m
Bernalillo
San Miguel
McKinley
Valencia
Rio Arriba
Hitchhikers Rob Texan Steal Car in Oklahoma
Two hitchhikers were charged with robbing Joe B Turner of Dalhart Texas after Turner picked them up with a woman near Chickasha Oklahoma. Turner said he was assaulted around 2 a.m. on U S 70 and a trucker later drove him to the sheriff's office. The suspects fled in Turner's 1964 white Chevelle with Texas plates and stole Turner's boots and $20 along with a company credit card.
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Texas
Chickasha
Okla
Joe B Turner
Roswell
U.S. 70
Sheriff's Office
Turner
Dalhart
Tex
Denver
Retrial Ordered in Jack Ruby Case by Appeals Court
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Ruby's death penalty for the Oswald murder and ordered a retrial in a county other than Dallas. The ruling cited inadmissible police testimony as the key error and noted a venue change may be reconsidered. Marina Oswald commented that Ruby should not face the electric chair.
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Phil Burleson
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Austin
Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
W.A. Morrison
Joe Tonnhill
Louis Holland
Marina Oswald
Marina
Kenneth Jess Porter
Greenville
Marguerite Oswald
Kennedy
Fort Worth
U.S. Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Samuel Sheppard
Hurricane Inez Stalls Over Gulf Gaining Fierce Strength
Hurricane Inez, growing meaner over the Gulf of Mexico, halted near the Dry Tortugas after striking Key West with 114 to 126 mph gusts. Forecasters warned it could turn northeast for Florida or swing southwest toward Central America as it absorbs warm gulf moisture. Key West faced blackout and minor damage as Inez carved a deadly Caribbean path before returning to lash Bahamas and Florida.
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Miami
Fla.ap
Inez
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Florida
Central America
Tropics
Key West
Caribbean
Florida Keys
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic
Bahamas
Labor Peace Urged in Double War Material Strikes
Federal mediators pressed to settle two labor disputes affecting war material. A threatened 120,000 GE workers strike could slow aircraft engines radar gear and bombs. Norris Thermidor makes bomb casings and rocket parts used in Vietnam.
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Washington
Viet Nam
General Electric Corp
Norris Thermidor Corp
Los Angeles
Defense Department
General Electric
Norris Thermidor
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Paul Jennings
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
Johnson
Kenneth Norris Jr
Paul Schrade
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
Orioles Build 4-0 World Series Lead in Opening Frame
Baltimore jumped to a 4-0 lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers after 1 1/2 innings of the World Series opener. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson hit first inning homers with Snyder aboard, and Snyder drove in Etchebarren in the second after Etchebarren walked.
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LOS Angeles
Baltimore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Snyder
Andy Etchebarren
School Board To Meet Tonight in Roswell
The Roswell Board of Education holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the School Administration Building to hear a report on non graded elementary schools. Bids totaling about 7000 dollars for school equipment will be presented for approval. bids were opened September 26 by administrators.
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Roswell Board of Education
Walker's Crew Ranks 23rd in Bombing and Navigation Meet
Walker Air Force Base's SAC bombing and navigation contest crew shows 23rd place after two missions at Fairchild AFB. Homestead leads, with Grand Forks and Robbins close. competition includes B52s and RAF B58 bombers as teams vie for top honors.
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R. H. Worrell Jr
6Th
Strategic Aerospace Wing
Walker Air Force Base
Fairchild Air Force Base
Wash
USAF
Fairchild Afb
Walker
WAFB
Royal Air Force
Homestead, Afb
Fla
Grand Forks Afb
Robbins Afb
Dow
Bunker Hill
Beale
Kincheloe
Sherman
Ramey
Castle
Barksdale
Ellsworth
Amarillo
Travis
Sawyer
Patterson
Johnson
Altus
March Glasgow
Loring
House votes to bar bargain sales to nations tied to Viet Nam Cuba
The House approved a ban on bargain-price sales of U S agricultural commodities to nations that engage in any race with North Viet Nam or Cuba by a 306 to 61 roll call vote. McCalls Magazine says Lynda Bird Johnson will join as consultant and writer. Charles H Percy plans to resume his Illinois Senate campaign next Monday after Valerie Percys murder last September.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
U.S
North Viet Nam
Cuba
New York
McCall’s Magazine
Lynda Bird Johnson
Chicago
Charles H. Percy
Valerie
Illinois
Miles Named Commander of New Mexico State Police District Four
Capt Miles and Lt Jaramillo assume command of District Four Roswell largest unit in state police. Miles, 25 years service, replaces retired Capt Funk. District covers seven counties with 57 officers and seven civilians. Jaramillo, 15 years with the force, moves from Roswell to lead in the new arrangement.
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Miles
State Police Dist
Floyd Miles
Eddie Jaramillo
Clovis
State Police
District Four
New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Quay
DeBaca
Lincoln
Curry
Roswell
Funk
Tucumcari
John E. Miles
Albuquerque
Gallup
Socorro
Darlene
Ronnie
Baylor
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Bulletin
Grou
Cappel
Bernalillo County
J. Clell Miller
Miller
Emma Gonzales
Gonzales
N. M
Appeals Court
Atty
Henry Wade
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wade
Jaramillo
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