NATO split over forming allied nuclear force
The United States and Britain appear divided over creating a NATO nuclear force. Britain backs pressing for a treaty to prevent nuclear spread, while the U.S. favors advancing the project. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Secretary Stewart planned policy talks at the State Department to bridge the gap and pursue common tactics.
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Washington
United States
Britain
NATO
Ofate
Dean Rusk
Michael Ewart
State Department
Pro
Ceron
Italy
West Germany
Johnson urged to rest after unpleasant night
President Johnson, home from major abdominal surgery, faced a minimal official schedule for weeks while doctors urged rest. He held a 45 minute talk with Vice President Humphrey, met with Secretary Rusk, and signed papers as he recovers.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Humphrey
Senate Cloture Fails in Union Shop Fight
The vote to invoke cloture on the union shop repeal bill fell 45 to 47 as 92 senators were counted. Democratic leader Mansfield said the debate would continue, with another showdown expected later in the week as Dirksen pledged to resume lengthy speeches against moving the bill forward.
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Washington
Senate
Make Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
U.S. Troops Press Viet Cong Offensives in Viet Nam
U S forces pressed major offensives in dense forests north of Saigon and in the central highlands. Officials reported 75 Viet Cong killed and 48 captured, with Vietnamese sources citing about 60 more killed by artillery and air strikes as Americans claimed 16 deaths in the highlands.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Iron Triangle
Zone D
Castro arrives in Moscow amid arms mission rumors
Raul Castro arrived in Moscow at an official invitation from Marshal Rodio Malinovsky. The Castro brother is expected to meet Soviet leaders amid reports of an arms shop mission.
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Associated Press
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Raul Castro
Castro
Marshal Rodio Malinovsky
Fidel Castro
Sealab 2 Undersea Test Nears Final Day
The Sealab 2 experiment is due to end today after 31 hours in a compression chamber ending a 45 day undersea study. Navy officials say the crew of 10 divers will surface from the pressurized capsule attached to the escort vessel Berge. A news conference is planned at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday as the team completes the final ascent.
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Pacif Ocean
Berge
Chamr
Psale
Lovington Woman Dies From Crash On U S 380
A Lovington woman Annie Lee Martin 41 died from injuries after a tire blew out, the car skidded and overturned on U S 380 five miles west of Roswell. Her husband Calvin Martin 41 and children Mark 9 Sandra 8 and Michael N Martin were treated for minor injuries.
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Lovington
U.S. 380
Roswell
Annie Lee Martin
Calvin Martin
Mark T. Martin
Sandra E. Martin
Michael N. Martin
Dodgers Take 4-0 Lead In World Series Tie Game
Sandy Koufax pitched perfect baseball through three innings as the Dodgers build a 4-0 lead over Minnesota in the tie-breaking fifth game of the World Series.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota
United Fund Drive Launched in Chav County 1965
The 1965 United Fund drive begins in Chav County with a kickoff breakfast at Roswell Inn for the Employe Division led by Rex Brown and Frederick Hennighausen. The Womens Division chaired by Mrs. I J Marshall starts activities Wednesday as 550 volunteers contact employed residents Oct 11 30. Contributions equal a fair share or one hour’s pay monthly benefit nine agencies including Boy Scouts YMCA Working Mother’s Day Nursery and Red Cross.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
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Bazo
MMM
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Diligence
Key West
Florida
Rainbow
Ramon Donestevez
Hialeah
Fla
Liz
Sombrero Key
Donestevez
Long Key
Ike Flores
Associated Press
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United Fund
Hich
Chav County
Roswell Inn
Rex Brown
Theublic
Frederick Hennighausen
I. J. Marshall
Boy Scouts
Roswell Family Ymca
Working Mother’s Day Nursery
Association For Retarded Children
Walker Air Force Base Youth Council
Community Service Center
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Supreme Court rejects white parents' appeal on school segregation plan
The Supreme Court declined to rule on a Malverne New York appeal by Michael Vetere, Lewis Hummel, and Herman Abrams who argued a plan to balance race by reassigning students to Davison Avenue, Lindner Place, and Woodfield schools. The New York Court of Appeals upheld the plan as within the commissioner's authority.
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Supreme Court
Malverne
N.Y
Woodfield Road
New York
Woodfield
Michael Vetere
Lewis Hummel
Herman Abrams
Davison Avenue
Lindner Place
New York State Court of Appeals
State Court
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