Cuba Among Sparks in Soviet Cuba Rift at Anniversary Festivities
The Cuban delegation left Moscow early amid a dispute over Kremlin backing for Fidel Castro's plan to spark guerrilla movements in Latin America. Amid the 50th Bolshevik anniversary celebrations, Soviet leaders showcased five new missiles and a celebratory mood, while Grechko avoided criticizing China and world Communist summit plans drew muted reaction.
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Henry Shapiro
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Cuba
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Latin America
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Red Square
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China
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The Doctor Rare but Great Mental Faculties Emeritus Consultant
The piece recalls extraordinary individuals with exceptional gifts in memory mathematics and music. It contrasts innate talent with environmental factors and notes anecdotes from Mayo Clinic and a San Francisco concert master connected to Yehudi Menuhin.
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India
Cambridge
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Yehudi Menuhin
Surveyor 6 Aims for Moon Landing at Sinus Medii
Pasadena reports Surveyor 6 on target to set down at Sinus Medii after a precise midcourse maneuver. A 47 percent landing odds and a 2 223 pound liftoff precede a planned 4 58 pm PST touchdown as JPL monitors the rugged lunar plain and soil analysis experiments.
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Cape Kennedy
Surveyor 6
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Moon
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Hertz Dies in Prison in Vietnam War Captivity
UPI reports Gus tav Hertz, a 49 year old AID adviser held captive by Viet Cong for three years, died of malaria while in Communist hands. The State Department confirmed his death occurred Sept. 24 after a brief illness, amid years of covert efforts to secure his release. Hertz was kidnapped Feb. 2, 1965 near Thu Duc, Saigon.
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State Department
Hertz
Vietnam
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Norodom Sihanouk
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Leesburg
Australia
Cambodia
Agency For International Development (Aid
Saigon
Thu Duc
Scottsdale Club Event Schedule Listings
Sertoma club meets 7 30 a m at the Ramada Inn Prides of the Scottsdale library book reviews 10 30 a m at First Federal Savings Building 6050 E Camelback Rd Optimist club gathers 12 noon at Safari Hotel Hiram club 12 noon at Villa Monterey Country Club Saguaro Civitan club 12 noon at Papago Lanes Scottsdale Civitan club 7 p m at Villa Monterey Camelback Jaycees 8 p m at Pizza Pub 0729 E McDowell Masonic Lodge of Scottsdale 8 p m at 2531 N Scottsdale Rd
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Hiram Club
Villa Monterey
Saguaro
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Masonic Lodge OF
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Government urges stripping student deferments over campus recruiting
Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey told local draft boards to revoke deferments for college students who interfere with military recruiters on campus. He cited Oberlin College protests where a Navy recruiter was trapped in a car for hours as police restored order. He argued that illegal interference cannot serve the national interest and urged strict enforcement of existing law.
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North Vietnamese Attacks Shake Central Highlands Front
In Saigon reports the sixth day of heavy fighting since two days of attacks. North Vietnamese forces hit two U.S. infantry companies with rifles rockets and mortars near Dak To as Gen Westmoreland warns of ongoing clashes in the central highlands.
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Saigon
UFI
U.S
Central Highlands
China
North Vietnam
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Dak To
Laos
Cambodia
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Dak
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
Pilot dies in Phantom jet crash near Douglas
First Lt. Jerry A. Benson 24 of Geneva Tennessee a student pilot at Davis Monthan Air Force Base was killed when an FMC Phantom jet crashed and exploded fifteen miles east of Douglas Benson was learning the rear seat job and Barrett 28 of New Orleans Louisiana the command pilot parachuted to safety but suffered a fractured back and facial injuries Barrett is listed in satisfactory condition at Davis Monthan Hospital officials said the training mission was routine and the crash remains under investigation
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Francis L. Barrett
New Orleans
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Vietnam
Desert botany course offered at Desert Botanical Garden
The Desert Botanical Garden in Papago Park will offer desert botany classes today at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. led by W. H. Earle, the garden director. The program ends with field trips on December 13 for day classes and December 16 for the evening class. Registration is $5 and covers booklets and plants. further information is available from the Desert Botanical Garden, Papago Park.
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Senate probe Long draws new charges
Sen. Edward V. Long faces a new Ethics Committee inquiry sparked by Life Magazine allegations. The panel will review claims about his income sources and connections amid a tough primary battle with Lt. Gov. Thomas Eagleton as Life accuses him of ties to Teamsters and mob-linked clients through Morris Shenker.
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Perera
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Life Magazine
Thomas Eagleton
Life
Teamsters
Teamsters But To Operators Doing Business With the Mob.” Long
Senate
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William Lambert
Teamstera
James R. Hoffa
St. Louis
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Ethica Committee
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