Two Spaniards Arrested in Abduction Plot in Caracas
In Caracas two Spanish-born FALN members Arsemio Pasarini and Alberto Torrija were arrested in a downtown apartment on charges of aiding the kidnapping of Lt. Col. Michael Smolen interior minister. Police, totaling 3000 officers, continued the search for Smolen and other gang members including the deputy chief of the U S Air Force mission.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Michael Smolen
Gonzalo Bargios
Arsemio Pasarini
Alberto Torrija
Smollen
U.S. Air Force
Smolen
Soviet Voshkod-Sunrise carries three on first crewed orbit
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched a three person space ship, a pilot, a scientist, and a doctor aboard Voshkod Sunrise. The craft orbited Earth every 90 minutes with all instruments functioning, the crew checked each other, and shared lunch during the historic mission. The mission marks the first time a spacecraft carries more than one person.
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Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Vladimir M. Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Egrov
UPI
Moscow
Voshkod
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantine Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
United States
Tass
Reds Still Aim to Drive Allies from Berlin
Former U S foreign policy adviser Robert D Murphy says the Soviet Union remains determined to eject the United States and its allies from West Berlin. He notes current Berlin calm reflects Moscow’s other international problems, not a shift in aims.
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Europe
International
Roosevelt
Truman
Murphy
East Berlin
U.S
Eddie Cantor Funeral Rites To Be Private
Eddie Cantor will be buried privately at Groman Mortuary after dying of a heart attack at 72. Grieving family includes daughters Natalie Metzger and Edna McHugh at bedside. Cantor joins Gracie Allen and Harpo Marx as recent passing figures in Hollywood.
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Eddie Cantor
Groman Mortuary
Cantor
Gracie Allen
Burns and
Johnson Sees Goldwater As Anti Government Figure
President Johnson campaigned in Reno and warned of a rival who views the government as something terrible, implying he is running against the office of the president. He aimed at Goldwater without naming him, in a 20 hour West Tour through Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Idaho.
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Nev
Johnson
West
Bud Young
Goldwater
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Controversy Over Ute Dam Water for Southeastern NM Towns
Eastern New Mexico Intercommunity Water Supply Association weighs pursuit of a $53 million, two-branch Ute Dam pipeline to Hobbs Jal on the east leg and Artesia Carlsbad on the west leg. A feasibility report by Scanlon & Associates costs $28,300 if financing fails. otherwise the firm is paid.
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New Mexico
T. E. Scanlon & Associates
Hobbs
Jal
Artesia
Carlsbad
Accidents Fatal to 3 On Highways
New Mexico highway accidents weekend fatalities include three dead and a fourth from a heart attack while driving near Deming. Details name Henry Tavarez Hernandez 17 Dexter and Lupe Martinez 16, both injured or killed in separate crashes. Vic Eaton of Window Rock involved in a fatal hit near Gallup. Coroner’s jury says Brumlow death not listed in toll. Kilburn 23 died in a truck rollover near Las Cruces.
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Deming
Henry Tavarez Hernandez
Dexter
Roswell
Lupe Martinez
Hernandez
Annie King
Window Rock
Ariz
Gallup
Vic Eaton
Ray Calvin Brumlow
el Paso
Tex
U. S
Brumlow
David Lee Kilburn
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Nonaligned Conference Ends With United States Critique
The Cairo meeting of the Second Conference of Nonaligned Nations ends with a sharp attack on U.S. Southeast Asia policy. It rejects Red China's insistence on using force and urges negotiations to neutralize Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam. It calls for withdrawal of foreign troops from South Viet Nam where about 20 000 U S advisers support the Saigon regime.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
South
Saigon
Supreme Court to Review Cuba Travel Ban Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Zemel v Cuba travel ban challenging the secretary of state's power to bar U S citizens from visiting Cuba. The New Haven district court ruling is under direct appeal by Louis Zemel who seeks broader travel rights. The court also agreed to hear two voting rights questions including Virginia's residence certification and military service resident rules.
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Supreme Court
Cuba
Washington
Secretary of State
U.S
U.S. District Court
New Haven
Conn
Louis Zemel
Zemel
Virginia
Consid
Homer Gives Cards Win In Tenth
Tim McCarver delivered a two on base homer in the 10th, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the 1964 World Series. Bob Gibson dominated with 13 strikeouts, as the series heads back to St. Louis for Game 6.
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Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
McCarver
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Yankee Stadium
Pete Mikkelsen
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Mickey Mantle
Tresh
St. Louis
Stottlemyre
Reniff
Mikkelsen
Howard
W—Gibson
L -Mikkelson
Queen Elizabeth II welcomed in English Canada for Thanksgiving
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Ottawa after a long stay in Quebec. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and his wife greeted them as thousands lined the 10 mile route from the airport to the capital in festive revelry despite regional strains.
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Ottawa
Elizabeth II
Quebec
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Prince Philip
Hopes Fade For Auto Strike Peace At GM
Detroit AP reports hopes for a rapid end to the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors Corp. faded as weekend talks produced only six local agreements, leaving 88 of 130 plants without settlements. The pace had briefly reached 36 on Friday and Saturday.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
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