Bolshevik Revolution Seen as Mass Struggle by Soviets
UPI report notes Western historians view 1917 events as a coup led by a small Bolshevik core in Petrograd. It details key moments from Trotsky and Lenin activities to the Palace seizure, Kerensky's flight, and the eventual Bolshevik consolidation, framing the uprising as a mass struggle.
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UPI
Russia
Aline Mosby
New York
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Petrograd
Robert V. Danields
University of Vermont
Leon Trotsky
Menshevik
Lenin
Smolny Institute
Winter Palace
Alexander Kerensky
U.S
Pskov
Smolny
Trotsky
Czar Nicholas
Red Cross to aid African rebels evacuation flight
The International Red Cross pressed ahead with plans to fly over 1100 mercenaries from Rwanda to safety in Congo and Europe despite Congolese objections. A Belgian jet, three US Air Force transports, and three Zambian freighters were to move Katangese and European fighters and families from Wanda after Congo troops forced their retreat.
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Kinshasha
Congo
UPD
International Red Cross
Rwanda
Red Cross
Geneva
Wanda
Bulava
East Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Consolete
Justin Bombok
Veterans Day Parade Planned in Phoenix
A Veterans Day parade is planned for Saturday at 10 a.m. in Phoenix. The march will start at Central and Roosevelt and finish between Garfield and Taylor with participation from the Arizona National Guard other military services and civilian organizations.
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Uation
Phoenix
Central
Roosevelt
Garfield
Taylor
Arizona National Guard
Tucson Voters Choose Mayor And Council Members
About 60 percent of Tucson’s 71 152 registered voters were expected to cast ballots in a mayor and three council seats election. Firemen pay parity and Civil Service Commission expansion were on the ballot as 142 polling places opened at 6 a.m. and closed at 7 p.m. Republican James Southard faced Democrat Jones N Corbet Jr for mayor. In Ward One Democrat Horace Bounds challenged incumbent G Freeman Woods, Ward Two had Republican John M Harlow versus Wehard J Kennedy, and Ward Four featured Democrat Thomas Dorgan against Dr Conrad Joyner.
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Tucson
UPI
City Civil Service Commission
James Southard
Jones N. Corbet Jr
Horace Bounds
G. Freeman Woods
John M. Harlow
Wehard J. Kennedy
Thomas Dorgan
Conrad Joyner
36 Survive Jetliner Crash at Cincinnati Airport Runway
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 aborted takeoff at Florence Kentucky after an engine caught fire. The jet slid off the 7,600 foot runway into a creek bed but 36 aboard escaped. Twelve treated for injuries. two admitted. Delta Flight 379, also landing, became mired in mud with no injuries.
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Florence
UPI
Trans Work Airlines
Covington
Greater Cincinnati
Flight 159
Boston
Los Angeles
George Rosenthal
Cincinnati
Delta DC
TWA
Delta
Chicago
Bernard Eilerman
Kenton County
Delta Jet
Vernon White
Ohio River
American Airlines
Max Ailem
Redondo Beach
Calif
San Francisco State editor assaulted as campus clash erupts
The San Francisco State College president promised action after 12 young Negroes attacked the Daily Gater office injuring editor James Waszko and two staffers. Waszko, hospitalized, said he was struck under a typewriter table and kicked. Authorities said Black Students Union members clashed over coverage and a homecoming queen photo delay.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Daily Gater
Leleeimlcs Waulays
James Waszko
The
Black Students Union
Waszko
John Summerskill
Goldwater predicts Vietnam war ends within a year
Barry Goldwater told Jacksonville State University students that the Vietnam War would be over within 12 months and would not affect the 1968 presidential race. He cited discouraged Viet Cong prisoners and compared morale drops to World War I and Korea. He predicted George Wallace would win only three or four states if he runs.
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Jacksonville
Ala
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Goldwater
Jacksonville State University
Alabama
George Wallace
Strike bid rejected by United Steelworkers at Miami Copper
United Steelworkers rejected a return to work proposal from Miami Copper Co after a two hour meeting. Orville Larson said the offer failed due to three provisions including a full day’s work, job combination rights, and elimination of certain jobs. Ben Coil noted benefits and wage increases would be retroactive to July, while the plant employs about 500 workers in Gila County.
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Miami
UPI
Miami Copper Co
United Steelworkers of America
Orville Larson
Tucson
Symeeting
Larson
Ben Coil
Miami Copper
Gila County
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